Go Wild In The Subantarctic Islands

Embark on a longer Antarctic cruise to the Falklands and South Georgia to spot an array of Antarctic animals…

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Albatross glide to the ground to meet their chicks. Whales crash their tails in the icy sea. Two bull elephant seals battle it out against a backdrop of glistening glaciers. Poseidon Expeditions’ Antarctic Wildlife Adventure cruise brings the wildlife of the Falklands, South Georgia and Antarctica into view. Here are just four wildlife experiences you can expect to have…

BIRD’S-EYE-VIEW

The Falkland and South Georgia islands are two of the few places in the world where you can see albatross. Seeing these graceful birds glide across a clean blue sky and standing guard at their chick-filled nests is a sight you’ll likely never forget.

As well as albatross, you’ll see some 100 million species of seabirds on South Georgia alone, including prions, petrels, and terns. Over in the Falklands, bird lovers can admire the endemic flightless steamer duck, black-crowned night heron, rock cormorants and many more.

ROYAL ENCOUNTERS

How could we talk about birds in the Subantarctic islands and not mention penguins? In the Falklands, gentoo, Magellanic and rockhopper penguins can all be seen walking across the sand, exploring the tussac grass and splashing on the shoreline.