Little Auks & Blue Tunnels
Walk beneath the glacier, then sit among the colony at the shoreline.
Luxury and adventure in the
most remote place on Earth
Between November and February, during the short polar summer, we fly guests and scientists due south from the coast. Limited to twelve guests each, our camps create an experience that is both intimate and immersive.
Walk beneath the glacier, then sit among the colony at the shoreline.
Our newest itinerary. The geographic pole, fewer than 500 visitors a year, plus the rarely seen meltwater rivers.
Eleven nights to let the place slow you down.
Fly in, stand on the ice, be home for the weekend.
Ridges, rock spires and a different campsite every night.
Wind-carved dunes and a sky with no edges.
After two decades of Pale Meridian, it still amazes me to bring people into the heart of the most remote continent on Earth. A place so vast and so quiet that it rearranges what you thought mattered. It is not just the beauty or unimaginably large landscapes; it is the reconnection to nature in its purest form.
Alex MarloweCo-Founder & CEOOur original camp, newly reimagined. Bare rock and freshwater lakes: a side of the far south seldom seen.
[ 71° 12′ 00″ S, 9° 40′ 00″ E ]Designed for explorers, tuned for guests. As close as you can get to deep winter without leaving the planet.
[ 72° 03′ 30″ S, 7° 15′ 00″ E ]A long communal dome and six quiet tents on the high plateau, with the sun circling for weeks.
[ 80° 40′ 12″ S, 12° 00′ 00″ E ]Flying over an endless array of icebergs, you’ll fly business class aboard our private aircraft and land at our blue-ice runway after a quiet, continuous sunrise.
Starting pointHARBOUR TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA
Gale RunwayTHE FAR SOUTH
…the coldest, driest, highest, windiest place on the planet. But its beauty is what will break your heart.A TRAVELLER'S NOTEBOOK