Ross Sea
Antarctica, Antarctica
The Ross Sea is a pristine expanse of icy wilderness, famed for its stunning landscapes and rich wildlife, including emperor penguins and Weddell seals. This remote region is home to the historic McMurdo Station and Scott Base, offering a glimpse into the early days of Antarctic exploration. Visitors can experience breathtaking glaciers, iconic mountain ranges, and the enigmatic ice shelf, making it a paradise for adventurous spirits seeking unparalleled natural beauty.
Quick facts
Target stay
5-7 days
Type
Region
Vibe
Active
Airport
Invercargill
Known for
Beach
Hiking
Leisure
Wildlife