Comprehensive expedition support, professional training, and unforgettable adventures in the world's most remote wilderness
Expedition Support
Servicing the needs of expeditions to Antarctica and the Southern Ocean region, Chronicles Expeditions can offer both consultancy and support to expeditions of every type including those wishing to re-enact great explorer's exploits, conduct scientific surveys, make films, dive, climb, ski and kayak.
Adventure Support
Since our debut in southern waters in Expeditions' forte and primary interest has been 'sailing to climb'.
What We Offer
Southern Ocean Expeditions
Expedition yacht charters and delivery passages across the Southern Ocean with experienced skippers and professional crew. Experience the challenge and beauty of high-latitude sailing.
Professional Sailing Courses
Professional RYA Yachtmaster Ocean and Offshore theory courses with practical passage experience in challenging Southern Ocean conditions.
Antarctica & South Georgia
Guided adventures to Antarctica and South Georgia with expert naturalists, mountaineers, and polar specialists. Small groups ensure personalized experiences.
Cold Water Diving
Specialized cold-water diving adventures with seals and unique sub-Antarctic marine life in pristine waters. IMCA certified dive supervisors ensure safety.
Underwater Adventures
We can run dive projects from the original Chronicles and Sites of Antarctica however the latter provides the best dedicated dive platform.
In all three of these areas diving with marine mammals and penguins are of the greatest interest. Species may include fur seals, crabeater seals, Weddell seals, elephant seals, many species of penguins and humpback whales.
For film makers, scientists and wreck divers, the attractions are obvious. For amateur divers seeking an exclusive venue these high latitude destinations are hard to beat, but it must be borne in mind that because of the extreme nature of the climate the dive portion of the holiday must be seen as an adjunct to a much broader experience of just being there. One dive a day in 0 degrees C might be enough!
