South Georgia Island Cruises & Tours

Magical fjords of South Georgia lead to over 100,000 King penguins at Salisbury Plain and Gold Harbour. Grytviken's historic whaling station and Shackleton's grave preserve the island's history. Daily Zodiac excursions reveal diverse wildlife including seals and whales.

Three days at the 'Galapagos of the Poles' showcase massive King penguin rookeries and curious Elephant seals on pristine beaches. Historic Grytviken whaling station and Sir Ernest Shackleton's grave tell tales of exploration. Zodiac excursions bring albatross and Pintado petrels into view.

St. Andrews Bay hosts 100,000 king penguins and massive elephant seal colonies in this wildlife paradise. Grytviken's whaling museum and Shackleton's grave preserve history while wandering albatrosses soar overhead. MS Expedition's Zodiacs access remote landing sites.

South Georgia's massive king penguin colonies line the path of Shackleton's historic route. Grytviken's whaling station and museum reveal the island's past, while fur and elephant seals bask along dark volcanic beaches.

Rich wildlife sanctuaries of South Georgia Island unfold over 3 dedicated days. Historic Grytviken whaling station and Shackleton's grave stand among massive albatross colonies. Daily Zodiac excursions bring close encounters with elephant seals and multiple penguin species.

South Georgia's abandoned whaling stations and Shackleton's grave await your visit. The world's largest king penguin colonies and newly birthed elephant seal pups flourish here. G Expedition provides comfortable travel while expert guides share historical context during this remarkable polar adventure.

Four immersive days in South Georgia showcase Shackleton's grave and former whaling stations. Massive king penguin colonies thrive alongside wandering albatross in their nesting grounds. The G Expedition offers comfortable twin-share cabins with en-suite bathrooms in this wildlife paradise.

Massive King Penguin colonies flourish on Salisbury Plain and St Andrew's Bay in this wildlife paradise. Historic whaling stations at Leith and Stromness stand preserved, while elephant seals gather at Gold Harbour near Shackleton's grave in Grytviken.

Three full days of wildlife observation and historic site visits unfold on South Georgia Island. Shackleton's legendary route guides you past unique fauna and various penguin colonies. The journey continues through the South Sandwich Islands into Antarctic waters.

M/V Sea Spirit's five-day route through South Georgia reveals beaches packed with 100,000+ elephant seals and 3 million fur seals at Salisbury Plain and St. Andrews Bay. The South Georgia Museum and Shackleton's grave in Grytviken tell tales of polar history. 100+ million seabirds, including vast colonies of king and macaroni penguins, thrive in restored habitats.