Wilhelmina Bay

Wilfimina Bay is a bay on King St. George Island, and there are no sun beaches. Some are just ice and snow, and towering iceberg canyons. The bay is full of icebergs, and it is also a world of seals, sea lions and penguins. It is amazing to take a boat to visit this bay made of ice.

Wilfina Bay is a very magnificent bay on Antarctic Island, the bay is floating many large and small icebergs, some ice cubes appear deep blue, and some are dark green, really is very magical. There are also many penguins and seals living on the island, who are basically not afraid of humans, and they are unimpressed even if you are close.

This is a paradise for wildlife. Besides penguins like seal walruses and nameless waterbirds, playing on this reckless ice sheet, this beautiful symbiosis may only be in the Antarctic.

Wilhelmina Bay is an island where sea lions and seals gather in Antarctica, and more than half of the island is largely covered by ice and snow. The sea lion is lazy on the rock to bask in the sun, seems indifferent to the things around, really very cute, but do not lean too close or touch it, the sea lion is still very aggressive.

Wilmina Bay is surrounded by mountains and huge glaciers on the Antarctic Peninsula, creating its unique temperament and breathtaking beauty, with different shapes of ice floating on the sea. Whales can also be seen.

Many different types of strong icebergs floating in the secluded sea are the most popular attractions in the bay. Here you can enjoy the blue sky, white clouds and snow mixed.