Known as the most remote continent on earth, Antarctica is not typically considered a “bucket list” destination. Over 1000 kilometers from the nearest continent, Antarctica is not easily navigated, nor is it for the faint of heart. However, in many ways, Antarctica is the last frontier. This virtually uninhabited, ice-covered landmass is the epitome of wild: from striking iceberg passageways and fjords to isolated glaciers that provide a home to thousands of penguins and other wildlife, this land is considered sacred to many travelers.
However, with its often plunging temperatures, when is the best time to travel to this majestic continent? Continue reading below for a monthly weather guide to help you determine the best time to plan your magnificent trip to Antarctica!