Antarctica

Mt.Vinson 4897m, ANTARCTICA, CLIMBING EXPEDITION

Regions: Antarctica
Objects: Mt. Vinson (4897m)
Activities: Mountaineering, Expeditions
Service: Full service
Program's difficulty: 4.5, mid easy ( technical 3 + altitudinal 1.5 )

An expedition to Vinson Peak is often called the “Key to Seven Summits”. No, the mountain itself does not present serious technical problems, but it is very difficult in terms of getting to it. For that there are two weighty reasons: its utter remoteness and the high price of any expedition there. So, a trip to Vinson Massif is exceptionally interesting and prestigious. So far very few people have done it!

Flight to South Pole

Regions: Antarctica
Objects: South Pole
Activities: Adventure trips
Service: Full service
Program's difficulty: 2, easy ( technical 2 + altitudinal 0 )

Skiing the last degree (111km) to South Pole

Regions: Antarctica
Objects: South Pole
Activities: Skiing tours, Expeditions
Service: Full service
Program's difficulty: 4, mid easy ( technical 4 + altitudinal 0 )

In this magnificent land of wide open landscapes, majestic beauty and rugged tales of exploration, we introduces the challenging expedition-style program, Ski Last Degree. Ski Last Degree captures the essence of polar exploration in a 2-3 week trip. It is ideal for those who want the serious challenge of a polar expedition

Mt. Sidley Climb

Regions: Antarctica
Objects: Mt. Sidley (4181m)
Activities: Mountaineering, Expeditions
Service: Full service
Program's difficulty: 3, relatively easy ( technical 2 + altitudinal 1 )

Mount Sidley (4181 m) – the highest point of the Mary Bird Land, in very rarely visited area. It is officially recognized as the highest volcano of Antarctica, one of the “Seven volcanos of the World”. Mt.Sidley - a large mountain, with a huge caldera, which forms a wall height of 1200 meters, the opposite slopes of the mountains are flat and could easily be reached on skis. A layer of ice in the area reaches is a three-kilometer thick. There is no actual volcanic activity in the region, according to scientists last eruption occurred about 4.7 million years ago