What to see and do at Paradise Bay, Antarctica
Paradise Bay is a popular destination for experiencing Antarctica's unique environment firsthand
Paradise Bay is located on the west coast of the Antarctic Peninsula, within the Antarctic Sound. It is often visited by both tourists and researchers. The area is known for its stunning scenery, including glaciers, icebergs, and wildlife such as humpback whales, seals and penguins.
On 1/29/2024, we visited Paradise Bay on the Norwegian Star cruise ship. We spent several hours cruising the bay viewing the wildlife, scenery and the two research stations located there.
Many Antarctic cruises include stops at Paradise Bay due to its natural beauty and accessibility. It's a popular destination for those interested in experiencing Antarctica's unique environment firsthand.
Viator offers numerous tours in the Paradise Bay area. Click here for details.
Pictures from Paradise Bay
Mountains at the entrance to Paradise Bay.
Calm waters in Paradise Bay.
Glacier in Paradise Bay.
Glacier in Paradise Bay.
Mountains, glaciers and icebergs in Paradise Bay.
Argentina's Brown Research Station.
Chile's Gonzalez Videla Antarctic Base.
Gintoo Penguins on an iceberg.
Elephant Seals on a small island in Paradise Bay.
Humpback Whale.
Glacier in the bay.
Iceberg at the mouth of Paradise Bay.