South Georgia and the Sandwich Islands jut skyward from the horizon in the far south Atlantic Ocean. They are largely uninhabited, their snowy reaches given over to the multitude of wildlife that call them home.

Although a less-visited region, the Ross Sea is a truly fascinating addition to any Antarctic trip. Scattered huts along the shores are left from century-old expeditions and behold the stories of explorers that were drawn to this frozen land. Whales, fur seals, and elephant seals inhabit the area - if you are lucky, you might even spot the elusive Ross seal...