Shackleton's Endurance: The Greatest Survival Story in Antarctica
Discover the remarkable story of Sir Ernest Shackleton, whose legendary Endurance expedition became one of history's greatest survival tales. From the icy Weddell Sea to South Georgia and Elephant Island, follow in his footsteps on an Antarctica cruise, where polar history, extraordinary wildlife and breathtaking landscapes combine.
Seabourn Pole to Pole Expedition 2027: The Ultimate Luxury Journey from the Arctic to Antarctica
Sail from the Arctic to Antarctica aboard Seabourn Venture on the 2027 Pole to Pole Grand Expedition. Explore the High Arctic, South Georgia and Antarctica in unrivalled luxury on one of the most extraordinary voyages.
Jane McDonald: Pole to Pole
She's back on the telly! Catch Jane McDonald as she cruises from Antarctica to the Arctic via South America and the Mediterranean aboard Scenic Eclipse and Emerald Sakara.
The Best (Only) Time to Travel to Antarctica
You can’t just hop on a cruise any time of the year and sail to Antarctica. Read more to find out!
Introducing National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions!
We at Panache Cruises are incredibly excited to announce a partnership with National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions, as we celebrate the launch of Panache Expeditions.
Introducing The Cormorant at 55 South by Silversea—The World's Southernmost Hotel
Last week, leading luxury and expedition travel brand Silversea divulged more information about The Cormorant at 55 South and how they plan to add an additional layer of luxury to their Antarctic expeditions.
Expedition Cruising is not what you think it is
Cruise of the Week is our weekly YouTube video series.
Mollie-Jo in Antarctica with HX Expeditions
‘If you can describe Antarctica, you haven’t been.’
All aboard Silver Endeavour! Next stop Antarctica
I still really cannot believe that I got this opportunity of a lifetime... to visit Antarctica! My trip was so magical and I can't wait to tell you more about it...
Which animals can I see on an Antarctic expedition?
An Antarctic expedition sounds just a tad cold, doesn’t it? It’d probably be choppy too, maybe even a little bit wet. But is it worth it for the animals you meet?








