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Explore South Georgia, the Galápagos of the Southern Ocean
In an age when many iconic wildlife destinations feel increasingly crowded, a handful of places remain genuinely wild. South Georgia, often called the Galápagos of the Southern Ocean, is one of them. Set deep in the sub-Antarctic, this remote island chain delivers biodiversity on a scale that feels almost prehistoric—where millions of animals still follow ancient rhythms, largely undisturbed by humans. For travelers drawn to nature at its rawest, this is the moment to explore South Georgia as part of an Antarctic Circle expert-led wildlife trip, when conservation success stories and favorable environmental conditions are aligning to create extraordinary wildlife encounters. Why South Georgia Matters Right Now South Georgia’s ecological recovery is one of the great modern conservation achievements. After decades of damage caused by invasive species and historic whaling activity, sustained restoration efforts—most notably the removal of rats—have allowed native bird populations to rebound dramatically. Today, king penguin colonies are thriving, fur seals have returned in astonishing numbers, and seabird nesting success is higher than at any point in recent history. Climate patterns also influence sea ice distribution, often making this region more accessible during the austral summer than deeper Antarctic latitudes. This combination of recovery and access has positioned South Georgia as a cornerstone destination on a thoughtfully planned polar wildlife expedition cruise, offering travelers a front-row seat to one of Earth’s great ecological comebacks. A Wildlife Experience Unlike Anywhere Else on Earth South Georgia doesn’t ease you into wildlife—it immerses you completely. From the moment you arrive offshore, the island feels alive with motion, sound, and scale. At St. Andrew’s Bay, often the emotional highlight of the journey, visitors […]
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Snow Hill to the Peninsula: Shackleton’s Emperors webinar, with photographer and guide Paul Goldstein.
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