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Expeditions, Guest Stories - February 2025

Why a Sea Voyage to the Falklands (Malvinas) & South Georgia Should Be Your Next Big Adventure

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Expeditions, News - March 2024

New 2026-27 Antarctic and Sub-Antarctic Sea Voyages

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Expeditions, Travel Tips - January 2024

What Families Need to Know About Traveling to Antarctica

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magellan explorer in antarctica

News - February, 2025

Magellan Explorer Joins Traveller Made’s Serandipians Afloat Collection

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5 Famous Antarctic Explorers You Need to Know

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Antarctica21 and HIF Partnership
Antarctica21 and HIF Partnership

News, Sustainability - October 28, 2024

Introducing the use of e-Fuels in Our Antarctic Operations

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How to choose your Antarctic small vessel with Antarctica21
How to choose your Antarctic small vessel with Antarctica21

Antarctic Flights, Ships - Last updated on November 11, 2024

How to Choose your Antarctic Ship

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magellan explorer in antarctica

News, Promotions - November 12, 2024

Announcing our 2026-27 Antarctic Air-Cruise Season

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- November 21, 2024

Antarctic Expeditions: An Inside Look at the Season

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