polar regions sound cool but are they really
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I need people to tell me if these places are worth traveling to:
Svalbard (Longyearbyen), north of Norwegian mainland
Franz Josef Land, north of Russian mainland
Auckland and Enderby Island, south of New Zealander mainland
Pearly Land, that peninsula on the tip of northern Greenland
Severnaya Zemlya, north of Russian mainland, if there is somehow some insanely restricted tourism to that place
Jan Mayen, northwest of Norwegian mainland
Anzhu Islands, north of Russian mainland
>>1132641
You should add Spitzbergan to your list, it's easy to get to, has tourist facilities, the long night and occasional polar bear attacks. How much more polar could you want?
Auckland isn't polar by any definition, it's a city in New Zealand, I guess you mean the Auckland Islands which still aren't polar because they're above the Antarctic region, they're technically sub-antarctic which just means 'near the antarctic region but not in it' and they're not going to be anything like you're looking for. Just volcanic rock that is wet and cold. They won't be frozen or anything.
>>1132641
I'm personally interested in going snowmobiling in Svalbard, it's a trip i've always wanted to do
>>1132663
>Svalbard (Longyearbyen), north of Norwegian mainland
>You should add Spitzbergan to your list
It's time for you to stop posting
>>1132663
That's why I said Auckland and Enderby island. Those are both part of the Auckland Islands archipelago. They're pretty much the only ones you can go to. I like penguins.
