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Antarctica Webcams
Antarctica is definitely not one of the most accessible places on our planet but if you ever visit it you will realize the place is worth all your efforts and time. Surprisingly, more and more people sign up for one of the trips organized yearly in the area by professional wildlife and ice experts. The Antarctic summer, November to March, is by far the most popular period to visit the continent, mainly because of the long days, which usually last for just over 20 hours. The long days create fantastic light conditions for those passionate about photography, so if you want to enjoy these breathtaking landscapes and remember them over the years make sure you bring your camera. Antarctica is also the only place where you can see penguin eggs hatching or seals breeding. The fauna is absolutely fantastic and if low temperatures are not a problem for you planning a visit is mandatory!Penguin
The world's first penguin webcam on the Antarctic continent. From October to April it shows breeding activities of Gentoo Penguins. In the background you can see some icebergs and the rough mountain range of the Antarctic peninsula!
Stats - (Added: 30-Sep-2004 | Clicks this year: 470)
Mawson Station
updated hourly during daylight hours
Stats - (Added: 9-Jan-2001 | Clicks this year: 274)
Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station
located at the US Amundsen-Scott South Pole station, within a few hundred metres of the exact geographic South Pole
Stats - (Added: 17-Oct-2002 | Clicks this year: 203)
Davis Station
This picture is usually updated automatically every 10 minutes. The date/time on the picture shows local Davis time, which is 3 hours behind Australian Eastern Standard Time and 7 hours ahead of UTC (GMT).
Stats - (Added: 27-Jan-2001 | Clicks this year: 169)
Neumayer
Cam of the German Neumayer Station in the northeast Wedell-Sea, Antarctica
Stats - (Added: 16-Jan-2004 | Clicks this year: 132)
Scott Base
Scott Base webcam updated every 15 minutes provided by Antarctica New Zealand
Stats - (Added: 30-Aug-2005 | Clicks this year: 120)
Casey Station
This picture is usually updated automatically every 10 minutes. The date/time on the picture shows local Casey time, which is 2 hours behind Australian Eastern Standard Time and 8 hours ahead of UTC (GMT).
Stats - (Added: 27-Jan-2001 | Clicks this year: 117)
British Antarctic Ship
Images from the British Antarctic Survey supply ship RRS Ernest Shackleton
Stats - (Added: 6-Sep-2007 | Clicks this year: 117)
Macquarie Island Station
This picture is usually updated automatically every 15 minutes. The date/time on the picture shows local Macquarie Island time, which is the same as Australian Eastern Standard Time (normally 10 hours ahead of UTC, 11 hours ahead during Daylight Savings Time, over summer).
Stats - (Added: 27-Jan-2001 | Clicks this year: 114)
Halley
Images from a camera at Halley research station provided by British Antarctic Survey
Stats - (Added: 29-Jul-2003 | Clicks this year: 114)
