Crazy experience! My voyage leaves next week and I've heard the Drake Passage can be a wild experience. My vids will be up as soon as we are back on land. Safe travels, amiga!
How exciting!! I was already in argentina when I booked onto the Antarctica trip, but I had bought a one way from the us to buenos aires for about 650USD in premium economy (kind of a steal 😊), and then made my way down to punta arenas with buses and the budget airline flybondi. Hope that helps!
Get it right mate, it's MALVINAS islands, the French were the first to arrive there and they named them Malouines, then they abandoned them and then argentinians colonised not only Malvinas but other southern islands as well; there were a governor and civil Argentine population when Britties arrived and invaded in 1833; they removed by force all Argentine population and settle a military population, even today there are more military population than civil one
@@ggl2947 the English have been calling them Falklands since the 1600s, long before the French arrived, however they didn't establish a colony until the 1760s. When the Spanish took over, the British still occupied the Western Island, unbeknownst to the Spanish. This nearly started a war, but a treaty was drawn up allowing both nations to maintain their claims to the islands, with the Spanish on the Eastern Island and the British on the Western Island. The British later abandoned their colony soon after they lost their colonies in North America, but continued claiming sovereignty over the islands. After the revolution, Argentina tried to claim the islands based on the previous Spanish claim, but Britain did not accept this and sent letters of protest. When these protests went unanswered, they sent a ship to expel the Argentine garrison, but kept the remaining Gauchos and Colonists to keep the colony going.
Such an amazing and informative vlog. You deserve million more subscribers. Just a question, I am confused about one thing. First you flew to Antarctica and then got on a boat again to Antarctica?
Thanks so much, I'm glad you found it helpful :) So yes basically. We flew to a base in Antarctica and then got on the boat from the base to travel around Antarctica for the 12 days. This meant we were able to skip the 2 day journey across the drake passage on our way out and only had to pass through it on the way back
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Hi, new friend here, best regards from Switzerland.. one of my dream destination is Antarctica, hope you can visit my house too.. keep safe and see you😊
Favorite line:
"Do I need my coat?"
"Yeah... Antarctica."
😂😂😂
honestly that still had me laughing while I was editing
OMG this is so dope
Yay thanks so much!!
Antarctica looks so cool! This makes me want to visit!
What an amazing travel day! Antarctica has been on the bucket list for years!
Absolutely worth the wait - you will fall in love and want to go back :) I already do haha
I need to start saving up. I want to go to Antarctica some day.
This was such a cool video and Antarctica looks beautiful!! I so cannot wait to visit! New subscriber here!!
I hope you get to see it, it's truly an I credible place that feels like another world! Thanks so much for the support :)
Crazy experience! My voyage leaves next week and I've heard the Drake Passage can be a wild experience. My vids will be up as soon as we are back on land. Safe travels, amiga!
Ah that's amazing, super excited for you! We had the drake lake in our crossing back, which I was a little disappointed by haha have an amazing time!
@@lifebylinda I guess you'll just have to go back! Muchas gracias
Roughly how much did it cost you to get there.... Am flying to Antarctica next year.
How exciting!! I was already in argentina when I booked onto the Antarctica trip, but I had bought a one way from the us to buenos aires for about 650USD in premium economy (kind of a steal 😊), and then made my way down to punta arenas with buses and the budget airline flybondi. Hope that helps!
The ending of this is 👌👌 so cool to see the whole process though!!!
Yea solid gold ending for sure haha! Thank you for watching :)
doesn't look that cold
Hi I thought there was a treaty called Antarctica treaty that prohibits tourists from visiting
I believe there is a treaty but it regulates the tour operators that are permitted to go
@@lifebylinda no independent tourist trips allowed!
@@نوفاببالعلم yep, that's true!
@@lifebylinda why is it that way, it should be open for explorers and discoverers, no?
No, it shouldn't. It should be protected from humans by all means.
From which airport did you fly to antarctica? Ushuaia, Chile or the Falklands?
Ah! can't believe I forgot to include that! We flew out of Punta Arenas, Chile
Get it right mate, it's MALVINAS islands, the French were the first to arrive there and they named them Malouines, then they abandoned them and then argentinians colonised not only Malvinas but other southern islands as well; there were a governor and civil Argentine population when Britties arrived and invaded in 1833; they removed by force all Argentine population and settle a military population, even today there are more military population than civil one
@@ggl2947 the English have been calling them Falklands since the 1600s, long before the French arrived, however they didn't establish a colony until the 1760s. When the Spanish took over, the British still occupied the Western Island, unbeknownst to the Spanish. This nearly started a war, but a treaty was drawn up allowing both nations to maintain their claims to the islands, with the Spanish on the Eastern Island and the British on the Western Island. The British later abandoned their colony soon after they lost their colonies in North America, but continued claiming sovereignty over the islands. After the revolution, Argentina tried to claim the islands based on the previous Spanish claim, but Britain did not accept this and sent letters of protest. When these protests went unanswered, they sent a ship to expel the Argentine garrison, but kept the remaining Gauchos and Colonists to keep the colony going.
Where did you land?
Such an amazing and informative vlog. You deserve million more subscribers. Just a question, I am confused about one thing. First you flew to Antarctica and then got on a boat again to Antarctica?
Thanks so much, I'm glad you found it helpful :) So yes basically. We flew to a base in Antarctica and then got on the boat from the base to travel around Antarctica for the 12 days. This meant we were able to skip the 2 day journey across the drake passage on our way out and only had to pass through it on the way back
No invite 😢
this was so interesting to see great video
Thanks so much Mike!
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Underrated
Hi, new friend here, best regards from Switzerland.. one of my dream destination is Antarctica, hope you can visit my house too.. keep safe and see you😊
Welcome! I hope you get to visit soon, it's absolutely worth the trip :) and I love switzerland! Hope i can make it there again soon too
Life by Linda youre welcome my friend, take care. Can you support my TH-cam channel also. Thank you. Keep in touch 😊
Omg, you look just like Andrea Motis haha
Nicco boss
She looks like Amelia Earhart in the thumbnail lol
Aww wear is polar bear😂
Haha they're up north, on the list for the next visit 😄
Cost from 22000, just waiting for my bitcoin to shoot up
I bet u had plenty of black dim
I think you’re so pretty!
Holy moly your cute 😱
She's an actor paid by NASA!