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Our twin turbine plane's swift Arrival to King George Island, Antarctica, after crossing the Drake Passage
Our first close up view of Antarctica
One of the first views of King George Island
Getting Closer
This time of year some of the snow melts
Our Twin Turbine Beechcraft Landing at Frei Base
This is our plane used for fly-cruises
The ship Used for Fly-Cruises
Safe and Sound at King George Island, Antarctica
One of our clients, Carole McClain & Bilingual Guide, Alejo Contreras
Part of the Chilean Air Force base's Faclities
The Russian Orthodox Church building
One of the Chilean Air Force Antarctic shelters
Lounge at the Chilean base
Our shelters; one of our 6 new shelters on the right side
being put up on cement blocks like the original
Interior of our shelter for the Flight to Antarctica
An Air Force Shelter on King George Island
Our ship of our Fly-Cruise
Amazing Altocumulus lenticularis over King George Island
During windy days this kind of clouds arise over mountains in maritime Antarctica. This lens-shaped clouds form over mountains because of wave movement of the air crossing a mountain ridge. Interesting fact is that this clouds are very stable during windy days and their position is in the same places during the same wind direction.
Our new plane for some fly-only and all fly-cruise expeditions
Made for short takeoffs and landings
Capacity 60 passengers
More of the King George Island Expeditions
Since 1991 Exploring The "Uttermost Parts Of The Earth":
The Arctic, Antarctica and Cape Horn
Your Cruise Specialists at the "ends of the earth"
Phone/Fax (56)61-621092, Phone (56)61-621010,Box 70, Teniente Munoz 118, Puerto Williams,
Tierra Del Fuego, Chile 'The Gateway To Antarctica'
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