Antarctic Peninsula

The Antarctic Peninsula is a majestic land of peaks and snowy expanses. This haven for wildlife enthusiasts offers opportunities to spot penguins, seals, and whales - this surreal landscape is unmatched, a true once-in-a-lifetime experience!

South Georgia

South Georgia bursts with life and history. Home to bustling colonies of king penguins and elephant seals, the island also offers a glimpse into its rugged past, with abandoned whaling stations and the final resting place of explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton.

Drake Passage

Both a challenge and a badge of honor for daring travelers, the Drake Passage lies between South America and Antarctica, and crossing it is a rite of passage. As you navigate these deep seas, be on the lookout for marine birds soaring above.

Cuverville Island

Cuverville Island is a stunning spot that gives visitors close encounters with nature. Featuring rocky shores and vibrant colonies of gentoo penguins, the breathtaking ice formations and tranquil bays add to its charm, offering picture-perfect moments.

Elephant Island

Home to unique elephant seals and flocks of penguins, Elephant Island (named both for its elephant-esque shape and its resident seals) offers an impressively beautiful landscape with a mystique that can truly only be found in Antarctica.

Lemaire Channel

Fittingly known as the "Kodak Gap" by tourists, the breathtaking Lemaire Channel is one of Antarctica's most picturesque landscapes. This narrow passage is flanked by near-vertical cliffs, enormous glaciers, and glassy, mirror-like waters.