Greenwich Island

Greenwich Island

Set between Livingston Island and Robert Island in the South Shetland Islands in Antarctica, Greenwich Island features volcanic peaks, vast snowscapes and abundant wildlife. The island is home to Yankee Harbour, conveniently positioned on the southwestern side of the island, it provides a sheltered cove for ships to anchor safely. Visitors can view the red huts of the Ecuadorian Base of Pedro Vicente Maldonado and the Chilean base of Arturo Prat dotting the island’s northern shores. Commonly spotted animals include Gentoo penguins, chinstrap penguins and seals.

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