A philanthropist, William Seegmiller has spent over 35 years as an attorney representing injured persons and their families. When not dedicating his time to clients or giving back to his local Carlsbad, California community, William Seegmiller enjoys seeing the world, even having traveled as far as Antarctica, which is one of the most unique and adventurous travel destinations on Earth.
Traveling to Antarctica demands a fair bit of preparation, with most travelers arriving by boat. Many cruises to this polar continent depart from the southern tip of Argentina, and entering the country can be tricky, involving multiple layovers and entry fees. Travelers will need a clean bill of health, as well as proper emergency medical and evacuation insurance.
Most people who visit Antarctica do so for the recreation and unforgettable scenery. Kayaking is particularly popular, giving visitors a chance to get close to the sea life, including leopard seals, whales, and penguins. There are also tours of many of the large icebergs and bays, as well as opportunities to hike trails forged by early explorers of the continent.
Those who want a one-of-a-kind postage stamp from Antarctica can visit the Antarctic Exploration Museum and Post Office on Goudier Island, which was originally a British military base during World War II. Nearby sits Trinity Church, the southernmost Orthodox church on earth, built by Russians in the mid-1990s.
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