Falklands (Malvinas), South Georgia and Antarctica: Intinerary
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Explorers and Kings
Grytviken whaling stations
This carefully designed journey involves exploration of Antarctica as well as
the wildlife sanctuaries and human history of sub-Antarctic islands. Along with
spectacular scenery this adventure will also experience an amazing range of flora
and fauna. During our visit to the historic Falkland Islands, we will explore
some of the surrounding islands that are home to huge concentrations of penguins
and seals and we may also stop at Port Stanley, the smallest and most remote capital
city in the world.
South Georgia, the most mountainous island of the southern ocean, has no permanent inhabitants and can only be visited by ship. Many consider this wild paradise to be the most beautiful place in the world. Cruising the South Shetland Islands and along the west coast of the Antarctic Peninsula we will once again concentrate on wildlife viewing and absorbing the breathtaking scenery with narrow waterways, glaciers, icebergs and rugged mountains. There is also the possibility to visit several scientific bases.
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