Your answer depends on your starting point. But all expeditions sailing to Antarctica eventually cross the Southern Ocean, which surrounds the continent.
Your answer depends on your starting and destination points, plus the speed of your boat. The shortest distance, from the tip of the Argentine to the Antarctic Peninsula, 800 Km across Drake Passage -- called the roughest water in the world -- may take three to five days, depending on the weather, the seas and the boat.
Your answer depends on your ultimate destination in Antarctica, the route you choose and the speed of the boat.
Your answer depends on your starting point in Argentina, your ultimate destination in Antarctica, and the speed of your boat.
You can transit to Antarctica either by boat or by military airplane.
Planes have made it faster to move from place to place and even made it possible to go to places across the oceans and seas quickly and without a boat.
u could get there by boat, plane or maybe submarine
Your answer depends on your starting point.
After you get the boat, you set seas and go to your right and there it is.
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21 daysYour answer depends on where in Australia you begin your voyage, where in Antarctica you intend to go, and the speed of your vessel.
To carry passengers across the seas to where they had to go, like a ferry & also for shipping merchandise
you go on the boat but becareful the ride is very hard