Located in the northern corner of the Palmer Archipelago in Antarctica, Trinity Island measures 25 kilometres in length and 10 kilometres in width. The island is home to a sheltered cove on its southern coast called Mikkelsen Harbour, a popular anchorage site expedition vessels. It is a popular stop for sightseeing tours. Visitors can observe a breeding colony of over 200 pairs of imperial shags in a designated Important Bird Area. Chinstrap and Gentoo penguins, as well as other Antarctic wildlife, can be spotted amongst the floating icebergs and on the frozen shores.
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