Wilhelmina Bay

Wilhelmina Bay is a bay on King St. George Island. There is no sunshine or beach here. There is only ice and snow, and towering iceberg canyons. Icebergs are floating everywhere in the bay, and it is also the world of seals, sea lions and penguins. You can take a boat to visit this bay made of floating ice, which is really magical.

Wilhelmina Bay is a very magnificent bay on Antarctica. There are many large and small icebergs floating in the bay. Some of the ice is deep blue, while others are dark green. It is really magical. There are also many penguins and seals living on the island. They are basically not afraid of humans. Even if you get very close, they will remain indifferent.

This is a paradise for wild animals. In addition to penguins, seals, walruses and unnamed water birds coexist harmoniously and play on this vast ice field. This beautiful symbiosis may only be seen in Antarctica.

Wilhelmina Bay is an island in Antarctica where sea lions and seals live together. More than half of the island is covered with ice and snow. The sea lions lazily lie on the rocks to bask in the sun, and seem indifferent to the things around them. They are really cute, but don't get too close or touch them, as sea lions are still very aggressive.

Many different types of icebergs floating on the quiet sea are the most popular attractions in this bay. Here you can enjoy the mixture of blue sky, white clouds and ice and snow.