Lemaire Channel

The Lemari Strait on the Lima Waterway on King George Island in Antarctica is a wide channel with tall icebergs on both sides. Here you can see the most exotic scenery in Antarctica, the strange icebergs, crystal clear under the sunset, really magical dream.

The Remerry Strait of Antarctica, also known as the Lima Waterway, is the only way to and from the hinterland of Antarctica. On both sides of the Strait are mountain glaciers covered by ice and snow all year round, and there are huge ice floating on the ocean, in various forms and strange. When we went there was an ice floe, especially like the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, France, which was breathtaking.

The Raymerry Strait is an important waterway that enters the hinterland of Antarctica from the South American mainland. There are glaciers on both sides of the river, and moving icebergs on the water. The water is very calm. Occasionally, wildlife flies and swims by the side, which is a wonderful feeling.

The Leimerre Strait is the gateway to the hinterland of the Antarctic. The channel is called the Lima Channel and is very famous. The channel here is narrow, with magical polar cliffs on both sides, steep and steep, and sometimes icebergs float on the sea, and the ice layer presents a magical color of light blue, which is very magical.

In the morning, I crossed the Leimeri Strait in the ice floe, only one kilometer at the narrowest point, gorgeous! Now I have to cruise in the icebergs, cool! There are continuous glaciers on both sides of the Straits, and the ice floe on the channel is more and more, and it is a great decision to go to the South Pole.

The Remerry Strait is really a place worth visiting, compared to other places, there are few people here, so it looks particularly quiet away from the crowds, the scenery is beautiful, there are white ice everywhere.