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Gaplan Antarctica
Visiting Gaplan Antarctica offers a breathtaking and unique experience.
Visitors can enjoy a range of activities, including hiking, skiing, and taking a helicopter ride for a spectacular view of the mountains, including the stunning Prince Wyatt Mountains.
Important Information
Gaplan Antarctica currently has 1 travel advisory.
Important: Disclaimer of Responsibility
The Gaplan government is not responsible for any injuries or losses sustained during a visit to Gapla.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Welcome to Gaplan Antarctica
Gaplan Antarctica, formally known as the Gaplan Antarctic Territory, is Gapla’s official territorial claim in Antarctica. While travel to this remote territory is less frequent compared to Gaplastovia and Cristus, it remains an intriguing destination.
There are two options for visiting Gaplan Antarctica: a leisurely scenic helicopter tour of the Prince Wyatt Mountains and parts of Gaplan Antarctica, or a challenging expedition that involves climbing several of the Prince Wyatt Mountains over an extended adventure. Both options include on-site accommodations provided by a government partner of the Federated States of Gapla, along with flights from Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Although more geopolitically straightforward to visit than Greater Danubia, the territory’s extreme cold and high travel costs make it less accessible. The Federated States of Gapla claimed the territory through a loopholes in several official documents that left this area unclaimed by any other state. This territory is home to the Prince Wyatt Mountains, a vast mountain range that adds to the territory’s natural beauty.
Interested individuals may apply for a visa to visit Gaplan Antarctica by clicking here. Settlement in Gaplan Antarctica is unavailable, as the Gaplan government does not plan to settle Gaplan Antarctica. Please note that approval is not guaranteed, and all visitors must comply with the regulations set forth by the Gaplan government.
Honor your country, Gapla, by visiting the Gaplan Antarctic Territory, a part of the Gaplan Overseas Territories. Wouldn’t it be amazing to step into Gaplan Antarctica, view (or even climb!) the Prince Wyatt Mountains, and trek through the bright snow?
Costs, Procedures and Formalities
Costs: A 10 USD visa fee is required to enter Gaplan Antarctica, payable to the Government of the Federated States of Gapla. If you wish to visit Gaplan Antarctica, click here to apply for a visa. For each additional destination added to your trip, an additional 5 USD fee will apply.
The complete package for visiting Gaplan Antarctica covers accommodations, meals, and flights from Buenos Aires. Two options are available, detailed below. Please note that transportation to Buenos Aires Airport is not included and must be arranged by the traveler.
- Package 1: A 5-day trip featuring light activities, including short hikes on Gaplan Antarctica and a full scenic helicopter tour of the region. This package is offered by a government partner of the Federated States of Gapla. Cost: 30,000 USD (visa not included).
- Package 2: A challenging 13-day adventure with options to either ski or climb the Prince Wyatt Mountains. This rigorous journey is offered by a government partner of the Federated States of Gapla. Cost: 36,000 USD (visa not included).
Detailed booking information will be provided upon purchase of the visa.
Emergencies: If there is an emergency, email mfa@gaplagov.org and immediately contact the crew members on your trip..
Entry Requirements: The only method of entering Gaplan Antarcica at this time is by plane from Buenos Aires, Argentina. Therefore, you must be able to legally enter Argentina, and must possess valid documentation to enter Argentina and depart on international flights. We cannot assist you with entering Argentina.
Settlement: Settlement is not available at this time.