International Association of Antarctica Tour Operators

And really the core of the experience is the, the, the, the profile of an itinerary once you've crossed the Drake is about enjoying different landing sites, of which there is a 50 or 60 well-used landing sites on the Antarctic Peninsula that, that is commonly visited by the, the, the, the fleet.

And when I say the fleet, IAATO, which is the International Antarctic Operators collective, the group that, who share the kind of collective job of enforcing the, meeting the Antarctic treaties, standards and regulations, but also k- holding each other to account to our, to operational standards.

And you're basically arriving on the peninsula.

It's about trying to enjoy ships cruises, Zodiac cruises, landings, and then whatever range of adventure options your chosen operator provides you with.

We do follow rules.

with both the Galapagos National Park Service and in Antarctica, the International Association of Antarctic Tour Operators to make sure that we are safe distance from wildlife.

We're not interrupting breeding cycles.

We're not walking through nesting areas or anything like that.