50 guests. 10 destinations. Seven continents. Ready for the once-in-a-lifetime experience?
Cook Caribbean cuisine in Cartagena, tour graffiti street art in Getsemani and sail to Club de Pesca for a night of rum, chocolate and salsa music.
Spanning from fabled Easter Island to the icy wilderness of Antarctica, White Desert’s 21-day journey from 10 to 31 January 2024 takes just 50 adventure-seekers around the world on board a Boeing 757-200 (with lie-flat seats).
21 days of adventure
Start in Mexico City, where you’ll travel to Colombia, Easter Island, Fiji, Borneo, India, Turkey, Namibia, South Africa and finish with White Desert’s signature trip into Antarctica.
Along the way, watch the sun rise over the desolate sand dunes of Namibia’s Skeleton Coast, immerse yourself in Colombia’s hidden beauty and witness orangutans and tigers in their natural habitats.
You’ll sample sensational food and drink, experience epic street parties and join in local traditions. There are also off-the-beaten-track city tours, bustling market visits, and collaborations with artisans and musicians; while expert guides offer you an adventure of a lifetime.
Opt to end your trip with a day on the ice in Antarctica or extend it for a further five days. And why wouldn’t you?
Register your interest at white-desert.com.
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About White Desert
White Desert was established by record-breaking polar explorer Patrick Woodhead and his wife in 2005, with Patrick now acting as the driving force behind the business. Born out of a desire to allow people other than scientists and polar explorers to see the wonders of the interior of Antarctica, the company has been established for 18 years and employs over 120 people from 17 different nationalities. Winner of 5 World Travel Awards, White Desert now comprises luxury camps: Whichaway, Wolf’s Fang and Echo. The company is the only operator to fly guests out of South Africa (Cape Town) direct to the Continent, managing and operating a unique blue-ice runway.
Founded with environmentally conscious principles at its core, and carbon neutral since 2007, White Desert has diversified over the last two years and now also uses its aircraft to transport scientists to their Antarctic research stations. White Desert is currently leading the field in testing sustainable aviation fuels across its fleet.
