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This boat cruise was called "Stewardship Antarctica", organized by "Insider Expeditions", led by visionary duo Steven and Sarah.
It brought together influential people and world leaders to tackle one of the most pressing issues of our time: global warming.
Throughout the cruise, we engaged in thought-provoking talks, conferences, and discussions that aimed to develop strategies that would protect our environment and combat climate change. We attended the "Stewardship" cruise not just to exchange ideas; but discuss how we could turn those ideas into concrete actions.
You know the biggest thing I learned from going to Antarctica?
It's having faith and submitting.
Give into situations and have trust that God or the Universe will make everything work out the way it was supposed to.
Before deciding to go it felt like there were 100 reasons why I shouldn't go.
Some things going on.
Feeling like the team needed me online.
Not the right time.
I just bought a house?
I'm already travelling so much this year..
Bali to Antarctica - you're crazy!
I'm so happy I had friends that told me to GO! All of them.
And even @unstoppablesurfer calling me to get me out of my own head.
When I said YES, it was the first time I fully let go.
Normally my trips had to be planned months ahead.
I'm an over planner and control freak.
I like to know everything in advance.
But saying YES to Antarctica 1 week before it started, forced me to literally go with the flow.
Got my tickets 2 days ahead.
My winter clothes while I had a layover in Amsterdam.
Antarctica was the best life experience I've ever had.
The nature, the pure beauty, the animals, the ice, the mountains.
It feels surreal to be there. As if you're in the matrix and don't know what's real or not.
And being on the cruise with business owners, for stewardship of this planet, made it even better.
Now it was a once in a lifetime experience + networking with some of the most amazing superhumans ever.
It was less about ROI but more about ROR (return on relationships).
Some things change when you spend 10 days on a boat together in such an incredible place.
Forever thankful for this experience and so excited what comes from everything we've done there.
Reminder to say YES. Say YES more often. Take the leap. Go for it.
It will be worth it ❤️
#Stewardship #InspirationCruise #GlobalWarming #EnvironmentalProtection #Sustainability
Our Itinerary
4-5 March
ARRIVALS TO BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA
We arrived in Buenos Aires to spend one to two nights acclimatising and exploring this extraordinary city before continuing onwards.
5 March
WELCOME DINNER
6 March
USHUAIA, ARGENTINA | DEPARTURE
Departing to Antartica!
7-8
March
DRAKE PASSAGE NAVIGATION, ANTARCTICA
We navigated the famed Drake Passage. This is where petrels and albatrosses glide across the skies & lead the way on this waterway where cold southern ocean meets warm northern sea water.
9 March
SOUTH SHETLAND ISLANDS, ANTARCTICA
We visited the rugged cliffs of Brown Bluff, saw the exposed portion of a glacial volcano, and hiked to a vantage point over expanses of ice and ocean.
10-12March
EXPLORATION OF ANTARCTICA
Permanent ice cap at Cuverville which houses Port Lockroy
Neko Harbour - Seeing Humpback whales
Deception Island, Paulet Island, Brown Bluff, Paradise Bay, Cuverville Island and Goudier Island.
13-14 March
DRAKE PASSAGE
We crossed the Drake Passage on the journey back to South America.
Lecture series and presentations on all the wildlife we have seen throughout the journey.
15 March
USHUAIA, ARGENTINA
Arrived safely back at port in the morning at the “End of the World,” Ushuaia, Argentina.