Whichaway Camp

Antarctica

Overview

Amidst the pristine wilderness, a series of cream domes jut out of the bright, white landscape. Home to Whichaway Camp, the only luxury destination in the world’s most southerly continent. This is a true once-in-a-lifetime experience – only a handful of people are lucky enough to stay in this otherworldly camp.

Key Features

  • 7 luxury doubles with en-suites
  • Separate shower pod
  • Communal pod for dining and separate lounge area
  • Choice of a la carte menu and a six-course tasting menu
  • Chartered flights to all activities
  • Library and lounge pod to gather and rest, charging points for laptops
  • Snow bar and cocktail deck
  • Activities include: Emperor penguin spotting, ice climb, exploring ice tunnels, guided climb up Nunutak
A small, beige dome-shaped structure sits on rocky terrain next to icy formations under a bright blue sky, with snow-capped mountains in the background.
A modern, circular living room featuring a blue tufted ottoman in the centre, surrounded by a cozy grey sofa, red armchair, and a patterned rug. Large windows provide a view of the landscape outside. A small desk with a chair is positioned against one wall, and soft cushions and throws add warmth to the space.

Design

Minimally yet elegantly designed with plenty of cozy blankets to wrap up in, the sleeping pods are twenty metres wide, providing a wealth of space for two to share and can also be partitioned for the solo traveller. With a wash area, separate toilet and writing desk, they offer the utmost comfort and space. Made of high-quality fibreglass to keep wind noise at a minimum, the heated domes are a tranquil retreat from the wild, barren landscape outside.

Dining

Three course meals are prepared by chef Justine, and you will be treated to many delicious dishes, with the opportunity to try unusual and novel flavours, enhanced by the atmosphere of the beautiful communal dining pod. Sip one of the truly unique cocktails from the Snow Bar, made with the purest thousand-year-old ice, while relaxing on the observation deck after a day spent spotting emperor penguins or ice climbing.

Sustainability

All waste is removed from the site and responsibly disposed of in South Africa, contributing to minimal environmental impact and offsetting carbon neutrality. The supply chain is also environmentally conscious. Partnered with Arctica Solar, it ensures as much electricity is powered by renewable sources, to minimise fossil fuel usage.

A stylish interior of a dome-shaped room featuring a cozy seating area with leather armchairs and a sofa, a wooden bookshelf filled with books, and a decorative rug on the floor. Natural light enters through windows, creating a warm atmosphere.
A cozy bed dressed in dark linens, featuring plush navy cushions and a soft, light-colored throw. The room is softly lit, with a minimalist desk and chair visible in the background.
A remote landscape featuring white dome structures on rocky terrain, surrounded by patches of snow and a small body of water. In the background, a glacier is visible under a bright blue sky filled with wispy clouds.

Why we love it

After a day of adventure in the polar desert and following in the footsteps of the few explorers who have gone before you, this camp feels intimate, echoing the pioneering spirit of the early Victorian travellers. We especially love the library pod, stocked with a range of fascinating literature, allowing you to read about what you’ve come across in the day or tales of those first explorers to visit this stark continent.

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