Antarctica, sailing the 7th continent

The charm of the Antarctic Peninsula lies in its immense wilderness: glaciers, snow-capped peaks and icebergs create a fascinating tapestry that leaves indelible impressions on first-time visitors. However, a trip southeast to South Georgia, 800 miles from the Falklands, uncovers a remote sanctuary. Despite its sparse human presence, South Georgia has earned the title of the 'Galapagos of the Poles' thanks to its extraordinary biodiversity. The jewel in the island's crown is the extensive king penguin colony on Salisbury Plain, complemented by impressive glaciers and fjords.