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Commonwealth Bay and Magnetic South Pole

East Antarctica landing

The windiest place on earth

East Antarctica, Antarctica

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Home of Commonwealth Bay and a great variety of wildlife, such as Emperor Penguins, this is also the region where the Magnetic South Pole currently lies. Located in the remote east of the Antarctic C...

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Dunedin (East Antarctica Embarkation Point)

Albatross in Dunedin

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East Antarctica, Antarctica

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Many of the ships that set sail for East Antarctica do so from Dunedin, which is widely regarded as the best preserved Victorian and Edwardian heritage city in the southern hemisphere. It is also home...

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Glaciers and Bays of East Antarctica

Penguins on Ice

A rarely visited wilderness of ice and snow

East Antarctica, Antarctica

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The remote east is an area where you’ll almost certainly never see another tourist, indeed years can pass without some of these areas ever catching glimpse of human kind. It is a long way from everywh...

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Invercargill (East Antarctica Embarkation)

Invercargill, Esk Street

Gateway for Antarctic Cruises

East Antarctica, Antarctica

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Start point of many expedition voyages to Eastern Antarctic, Invercargill is located on the south coast of the South Island of New Zealand and is situated close to the southern tourist attractions of ...

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Pacific Sub-Antarctic Islands (East Antarctica)

Whale spotting

Islands of great natural beauty

East Antarctica, Antarctica

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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 ...

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