Antarctica is a continent surrounded by oceans.

Antarctica is the remotest, most inhospitable and coldest place on Earth and consists of a large land mass and numerous offshore islands. Most of the mainland is covered by a vast ice cap, which breaks up at the coastline, forming huge icebergs upto 200km (125miles) long. Antarctica is covered with ice, which, on average, is 2000m (6562 ft) thick. You could probably sink Ben Nevis (Britains highest mountain) in it and still have around 657m (2156ft) of ice to spare. Antarctica is the only continent that has no permanent human population except for a few visiting scientists and engineers. Yet, its home to many rare animals, that you wouldnt find anywhere else in the world e.g. penguins, seals, whales, white rabbits, krills and birds. Antarctica is a desert. It gets very little rain or snow, but plenty of wind it covers an area 0f 5.5 million sq. miles. The highest point in the Antarctic is Vinson Massif at 5140m. Also the worlds lowest recorded temperature was recorded here at a very cold 89.2 degrees centigrade taken in 1983 at Vostok.

So, here To the Poles and Beyond are offering you to a once in a lifetime guaranteed, fully safe and educational as well as adventurous trip to the Antarctic. Here you will have the chance to travel on a snowmobile and to see the wildlife and see the beautiful peaks and glaciers and mountains. But best of all you will see the sunrise and shine on the cold white, beautiful snow of Antarctica, wouldnt that be a dream come true. Then you can take photos and tell your friends of the exciting adventures you had in Antarctica, which is growing in tourism everyday. Places are limited to a 100 people so please book fast and pay a mere deposit of $650.99 and pay the rest later. You are guaranteed the best time of your life with the full cost being only $1999.99 per person and we are afraid children are not allowed on this trip they must be over 20. This is not for the faint hearted. You will catch the ferry from the eastern side of North America and travel down south to the Antarctic. General equipment as harnesses, food, safety jackets and first aid kit will be provided, but you have to bring your own clothes thermals, big fleeces, tops, shades for protection from the bright snow, big jackets and trousers and hats which we encourage as it will be severely cold!!! Also a week before we take off we will hold a training session to give you some experience as to what its going to be like and for you to meet the other people going on the trip. Hope to see you there. Usamah Malik (chief supervisor)