- Pay for a cruise
- Just book a boat or a plane to go there. That's the easiest
solution, but also the most expensive and you don't get to spend much time
there if you are on a boat, they usually coast along where you see plenty of
icebergs but you only get to set foot on the continent for a couple hours at
most. Plenty of companies offer cruise to Antarctica. While in Terra Nova Bay,
the Bremen) unloaded a score of bright red tourists.
- Go with your own ship
- Well, if you are a good sailor and have a solid ship, why
not ? There's no law against it usually to the Antarctic peninsula. In '2001,
at the end of our winter over in Dumont d'Urville they received a radio
communication: a sailboat wanted permission to come to the station. They were
5 Australian women going around the world. The authorization was promptly
granted (you bet !) but the day after a big storm blew and the ship had to
sail away...
- Pay for a flight
- Some companies, offer sightseeing flights of Antarctica.
- Pay for an air-drop
- If you are a climber/skier and wish to be air-dropped and
later air-lifted off the continent itself, you can use the services of one or
two companies like Adventure Network International or Borek who have been
flying to Antarctica for quite a while.