Visit South Georgia, a remote sub-Antarctic island known for its stunning glaciers, abundant wildlife, and historic whaling stations.
Boardwalk to nesting wandering albatrosses — the largest wingspan of any bird — on a tiny island in the Bay of Isles.
Retrace the last leg of Shackleton's 1916 rescue march over the pass from Fortuna Bay to the Stromness whaling station.
Beaches packed with seals and penguins.
Toast the explorer with whisky at his grave in the Grytviken whalers’ cemetery, beside the rusting whaling station.
Zodiac cruises past glacier fronts into fjords like Drygalski, with fur seals and icebergs.
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