Antarctica

The ticket to pay is a high probability of experiencing two days of storms in the Drake Passage. But then there's the constant wonder of the calm, translucent and sometimes completely mirror-smooth waters of the Antarctic Peninsula, the icebergs that change from immaculate white to almost fluorescent blue, the mountains that are reflected in the icy waters of Gerlache Strait and the South Shetland Islands, and, above all, the fascinating and shy fauna that can be found in great numbers on the shores, on the ice or in the sea. Because here, you can get closer to the animals than anywhere else (except the Galapagos). When it's not they who are looking for contact with you...