The polar regions are legendary destinations offering both grandiose landscapes and exceptional wildlife.
Discovering the poles is simply the journey of a lifetime.
Etendues Sauvages gives you some advice and trip ideas to help prepare for this extraordinary experience.
Arctic or Antarctica?
Going to the Arctic means pushing the boundaries of travel, crossing the Arctic ice cap in the footsteps of legendary expeditions and — perhaps — finally reaching the North Pole, more than a hundred years after the very first explorers.
Antarctica, for its part, is the white continent, the coldest region on the planet. Covered by a thick ice sheet, it alone holds 90% of the world's ice!
Either way, a unique journey to the ends of the earth awaits you: icebergs and pack ice create breathtaking landscapes and the chance to observe remarkably rich wildlife — polar bears, seals, walruses, bowhead whales, grey whales and belugas in the Arctic; blue whales, orcas, sperm whales, fur seals, elephant seals and penguins in Antarctica.