Pacific Sub-Antarctic Islands (Ross Sea) Travel Guide
Travel to Pacific Sub-Antarctic Islands (Ross Sea) - Islands of great natural beauty
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The Pacific Sub Antarctic Islands positively teem with wildlife – particularly seabirds, which nest here in their millions. Some islands are rarely visited – some are nature reserves which are never visited by tourists. Even these though, when viewed from zodiacs offer unforgettable sights. There are a wide range of organised activities possible on Stewart Island, which is closer to New Zealand than the others.
Some islands are places notorious for shipwrecks and where settlers tried to survive, they did not last. Snare Island is so named for its dangers.
On Campbell Island it rains for around 325 days a year. But, what enchanted islands they are, many being ice-free and have plants growing which are found nowhere else. Enthusiasts for bird-life are likely to be overwhelmed by the sheer number and variety seen here, particularly when birds leave their nests in the morning and return at night.
Attractions in Pacific Sub-Antarctic Islands (Ross Sea)
Each visit to this region will vary, due to sea conditions, but each place you visit and every direction you sail offers its own charm, surprises and memories. It is no wonder that many people find they become hooked on the Sub-Antarctic Islands and return again and again.
Activities in Pacific Sub-Antarctic Islands (Ross Sea)
The main activities in this region are usually included as part of your overall itinerary when you book your trip. These include lectures on board the ships, regular excursions by Zodiac boats (or similar).
Relaxing
Facilities vary on the different ships, but most offer a bar, a library and an observation lounge where you can sit back and enjoy the magical scenes that you sail by.
Getting Around
Your chosen vessel will sail to many fascinating locations for you to explore. All you need to do is join the ship!
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