Antarctica Icebergs in Charlotte Bay, Antarctica

Charlotte Bay lies along the rugged west coast of the Antarctic Peninsula, framed by steep, ice-covered mountains and drifting pack ice. The bay is a remote and pristine haven for wildlife, where you can often spot seals resting on ice floes, seabirds gliding through the icy air or penguins and whales. Its untouched beauty and quiet isolation make it a powerful example of Antarctica’s raw and fragile wilderness.

Search for bigger icebergs in your area with a bit of blue on the outside. If you are lucky you can find some with a small pond inside.

In Antarctica, you need a drone permit and should definitely clarify this in advance with your expedition company—it's the only way you might get approval. Even with permission, there are clear rules regarding distance, altitude, and where you’re allowed to fly, which must be strictly followed.

You only can reach Antarctica by an expedition boat. Most of the unforgettable journeys are starting from Ushuaia Argentinia.

Charlotte Bay is great for a zodiac drive with a lot of wildlife. You will have around 60 minutes here.