Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Fans of North Sea TikTok have turned their attention south, to the Drake Passage. In case that sentence is confusing you, “North ...

Why it's incredible: The passage is one of the world's most dangerous ocean crossings. The Drake Passage is an ocean channel between the southern tip of South America and the West Antarctic Peninsula.

A strong earthquake measuring 7.5 on the Richter scale struck the Drake Passage, the stretch of water between the southern tip of South America and Antarctica, early on Friday (August 22). The United ...

If you're scrolling through TikTok right now, you might notice a flurry of videos showcasing some very rough rides through Drake's Passage on the way to Antarctica. But Lindblad Expeditions-National ...

The Drake Passage is one of the most treacherous bodies of water in the world. That didn’t stop six voyagers from crossing it by rowboat in December 2019. For 600 miles, explorer Fiann Paul led a team ...

My husband and I are seasoned travelers and have been on a mission to visit all seven continents. In early 2023, we still had one left to cross off our bucket lists: Antarctica. That's why we jumped ...

Massive waves pummeled a cruise ship during an Antarctica voyage, video footage from a passenger shows. Lesley Anne Murphy posted clips to Instagram on March 26 that appeared to show the ship rocking ...

The Drake Passage is a notoriously rough, 500-mile waterway between South America and Antarctica. Most Antarctica cruises sail through the passage, which takes about two days each way. Travelers can ...

DRAKE PASSAGE, South Pacific Ocean — Six down, one to go. It was a mantra I kept reciting to myself while popping Dramamine pills as we traversed the remote and choppy waters of the Drake Passage. I ...

Arrive in Puerto Natales. Originally a small fishing port, the town is nestled on the Last Hope Sound and boasts a stunning view of the sea surrounded by the Cerro Benitez Mountains—the gateway to ...

In April 2025, I finished a seven-year journey to all 195 countries in the world. That trip carried me to some of the most remote places on the planet. Yet after thousands of hours on flights and more ...