Whichaway Camp

Whichaway Camp is a luxury camp situated deep in the interior of Antarctica. Despite it being one of the most remote camps on the planet, it features innovative design, cutting-edge technology and contemporary comforts.

The camp provides six state-of-the-art dome-shaped pods designed for maximum privacy, which feature a stylish combination of old world African safari décor and modern comforts; think double beds, a writing desk, wash area, and toilet. For guests travelling separately, the room can be partitioned to allow more privacy.

There’s a cosy dining room serving hearty fare, and a library and communications area. All are suitably snuggly with thick pile rugs, low slung sofas and armchairs with hip upholstery.

Activities here range from gentle treks and exploring ice caves to ice climbing and kite skiing. Back at the camp, sip a glass of champagne from the comfort of your pod as you admire the views.

Whichaway Camp Information

Location and getting there

The camp is situated in Antarctica, a 5-hour private flight from Cape Town.

Accommodation

The 6 solar-powered and heated pods accommodate up to 12 guests. Each one is 6 metres in diameter and features twin beds with fur throws and a bathroom with a toilet. Beds can be converted to doubles on request. Showers are located in a separate pod. The camp can be booked on exclusive basis.

Activities

A range of bespoke activities and experiences is on offer from 9-day safaris to see Emperor Penguins and the Geographic South Pole, to 4x4 trips into the Wohlthat Mountains and scenic flights along the 60-metre ice barrier. Itineraries are tailored to your needs.

Children

Children are welcome and will be sure to have the holiday of their dreams. The minimum age will depend on your itinerary.