Antarctic Sound is a breathtaking waterway, beckoning adventurers keen to experience the pristine wilderness of Antarctica. Named after the pioneering Swedish ship that first navigated its waters, this stunning area separates the Jainville Islands from the Antarctic Peninsula and is a must-visit destination on your cruise itinerary. As you glide through the icy waters, keep your eyes peeled for the charming gentoo penguins frolicking on the shores, along with a variety of seals basking on the ice. The towering glaciers and snow-capped peaks create a stunning backdrop for photographs. For those keen on exploration, simply soaking in the raw beauty of the landscape or enjoying guided excursions to observe the local wildlife up close will make your visit truly unforgettable. Antarctic Sound promises an awe-inspiring connection to nature in one of the world’s last frontiers!

The mountainous Antarctic Peninsula is the northernmost part of Antarctica which stretches towards South America. The Ice Sheet provides one of the most unique destinations worldwide and visitors can see the vast array of wildife which exists such as penguins in addition to various species of whales and seals. The Antarctic Peninsula offers stunning natural landscape complete with ice capped mountains and icebergs. Due to the relatively mild climate (in summer up to +3 ° C) many research stations are based here.

The South Shetland Islands are a group of islands stretching over 500 kilometres. The islands include Elephant Island, Deception Island, Half Moon Island and many more across Antarctica. On the islands there are volcanoes, some of which are still active. Due to the relatively mild temperature, there are numerous bases throughout the islands for carrying out scientific research, some of which are permanently manned, however the most common inhabitants of the islands are seals and penguins. Each island offers passengers a different perspective on Antarctica.