Coastal areas during summer are accessible from water where landing is possible. This assumes, of course, that you have transportation to an Antarctic bay or other landing area.
The 'beaches' are mostly stone 'rubble' and not sand as one can see on some other beaches.
During winter, the coastal areas disappear because the Antarctic ice sheet expands -- the sea water freezes -- effectively doubling the size of the continent.
Tourists tour Antarctica where there is access, usually in coastal areas of the Antarctic Peninsula.
With the exception of some coastal regions, all of the continent of Antarctica is a desert.
Wildlife in Antarctica breed on the coastal areas of the continent: otherwise, there is no animal life in Antarctica.
No. Antarctica is the size of USA and Mexico, combined. The coastal areas are generally warmer than the interior.
Most research stations on Antarctica are located in coastal areas, and Leopard Seals visit all coastal regions of the continent to breed.
northern areas like Antarctica
There are no 'houses' in Antarctica. There are living areas, dining areas, work areas and science areas on the scientific bases established on the continent.
They lived in the coastal rainforest areas of the American Northwest.
Fishers live in coastal areas like the Artic or Wilmington
The Arctic fox is found only in the Arctic. There are no foxes in Antarctica. Except for coastal areas where there are seals and sea lions, there are no mammals in the Antarctic.
Antarctica is a continent with vast expanses of land and coasts. It is about as large as USA and Mexico combined.
You may be thinking of East Antarctica and West Antarctica.