Aurora Expeditions Blog
Papua New Guinea Commemorative Voyage Remembers Australia’s Heroes
Aurora Expeditions has launched a special commemorative voyage to Papua New Guinea next April, to mark the upcoming 70th anniversary …
Interview With Liz Pope – Assistant Expedition Leader
With years of leading groups and travelling up her sleeve, this friendly and patient assistant expedition leader is always happy …
Two Best Books You Should Read For Your Antarctica Adventure
When you first set off on your Antarctic adventure, you’ll be following in the intrepid footsteps of many brave men …
Arctic Fox Facts & Information Guide
During your shore excursions in the Arctic, via the Polar Pioneer, you may want to keep your eye out for a …
Patagonia Adventure Trek & Antarctica Cruise Package
Take the ultimate expedition and experience the spectacular world renowned parks of Patagonia followed by a trip of a lifetime …
Facts & Information You Didn’t Know About Ecuador
Situated on the western coast of South America, the country of Ecuador is a place of vibrant culture and history, …
Amazing Mountains In Antarctica
In the world of alpine climbing, there is no destination quite so revered, nor so challenging as Antarctica. This wild …
Encountering The Patagonian Wildlife
For nature lovers, the vast landscape of Patagonia is a veritable treat, with the fertile plains (pampas), glistening lakes and …
Some Fun Facts About Iguanas (Land And Marine)
In the Galápagos islands, you’ll likely find many iguanas during your explorations. There are four main species – three live on land …
Atlantic Puffin Facts & Information Guide
When you head into the waters of the North Sea on board Aurora Expeditions’ Wild Scotland tour, prepare to have …
Escape To Norway With Aurora Expeditions
For some of us, the idea of a holiday doesn’t just summon up thoughts of relaxation, but the spirit of …
Mel Flies The Flag For Cystic Fibrosis
Cystic fibrosis, also known as CF, is a hereditary disease affecting the exocrine system. There is no known cure and …
Antarctica Photos – Best Of 16/17
Congratulations to our winners! The results are in from our 2016/17 Antarctic Photo Competition! Thanks to all passengers who entered the photo …
$25,000 Raised For The YWCA
On Saturday, 24th May 2014 Aurora Expeditions proudly supported the YWCA charity auction event “La Madre di Tutte le Balli” …
Expedition Staff Summarise Spitsbergen Odyssey
Aurora Expeditions Sales Executive Mael Ressos is currently on our ‘Spitsbergen Odyssey’ expedition. The staff on board have sent us …
5 Amazing Animals That Should Be At The Olympics
Here at Aurora Expeditions, we have a huge amount of respect for animals and the role they play in the …
QC’s Antarctica Trip Provides Food For Thought On Environment
A great story from one of our passengers last season, as he recounts his expedition for the Auckland District Law …
Wildlife Fact File: Frigatebirds Of The Galápagos Islands
The Galápagos Islands, scattered in the Pacific Ocean some 1,000 kilometres from the shores of Ecuador, are home to some …
West Kimberley Coastline’s Dinosaur Footprints
Last year the West Kimberley Coast was given a National Heritage Listing. An area of incredible natural beauty, diverse flora …
Is Crossing The Drake Passage Dangerous? Tips For Surviving
As part of your Antarctic expedition, you’ll be crossing the Drake Passage, a stretch of water that has great significance …
Sound vs Fjord – What’s The Difference?
Fjord. Sound. The words alone conjure images of majestic, untamed landscapes: dazzling mountain reflections gleaming in deep, placid waters far …
Wandering Albatross Facts & Information
Standing on the deck of the Greg Mortimer in Antarctica, there’s a good chance that you’ll experience bracing polar winds …
Charles Lindall’s New Model ~ The Nansen Sledge
Charles’ idea to build a second model came from legendary Antarctic pioneer Syd Kirkby. Syd suggested Charles construct a model …
Lonely Planet Picks Greenland
Greenland has been on our passenger’s bucket list for years. However it’s not until now, almost 20 years after we first travelled to …
