The Antarctic is one of the most remote places on Planet Earth however it holds fantastic natural beauty with a surprisingly abundant amount of wildlife. An Antarctic cruise with Cruise Kings allows you to explore this icy wilderness from the comfort of a cruise ship. Environmental stability is crucial which is why all cruises are carefully controlled to maintain international standards but this does not stop you from meeting fearless penguins and watch seals, whales and countless seabirds in a landscape shrouded by gigantic ice cliffs and seas dotted with floating icebergs.

Antarctic Peninsula

The Antarctic Peninsula lies at the northernmost tip of Antarctica across Drake Passage. The South Shetland Islands including islands like Deception can be found off shore at this point. Deception features a spectacular volcanic caldera and hot springs. Glide through Paradise Harbour, ringed by hanging ice cliffs and sporadic floating icebergs or the narrow, glacier-lined Lemaire Channel, considered one of Antarctica's most beautiful passages. 

South Georgia

A labyrinth of ranges, glaciers and ravines, first spotted by Captain Cook in 1775.The island of South Georgia lies 800 miles northeast of the Antarctic Peninsula. There's much to marvel at amid its many ice-sculpted coves and historic whaling sites.

Falkland Islands

The Falkland Islands are often visited as part of Antarctic cruises. Located 300 miles out in the South Atlantic and some 470 miles north east of Cape Horn. Unspoilt shores, tumbling moorland and shallow hills are home to less than 3000 people, over half a million sheep and marvellous wildlife, including seals and penguins.