Today, Antarctica is interesting because it is legally “no one's,” property, i.e. no one country owns its territory and it is not divided into any zones or sectors. It is accessible to all.

It was one of the most famous expeditions in history. No single country owns Antarctica. Instead many countries work together to protect Antarctica. Image caption, A research base in Antarctica.

This type of journey usually starts in Cape Town, South Africa, where you fly private to an ice runway on mainland Antarctica ...

The country code for Antarctica is +672. This country code, along with the area code, is required to call a telephone number in Antarctica from another country. Also an international dialing prefix, ...

France was one of the first countries to go to Antarctica. Since the 18th century, French navigators and explorers have been instrumental in the epic discoveries of the southern seas and Antarctica.