Sub-Antarctic Islands

The Sub-Antarctic Islands are a collection of isolated and pristine islands located in the Southern Ocean, south of the New Zealand and Australian mainlands and north of the Antarctic continent. These islands are known for their rugged beauty, abundant wildlife, and unique plant species. Highlights of the region include:

• Biodiversity Hotspots: Home to numerous endemic species and a variety of seabirds, marine mammals, and plant life, these islands are a haven for biodiversity.
• Wildlife Encounters: Get up close with large colonies of penguins, albatrosses, seals, and other fascinating wildlife that inhabit these remote shores.
• Historical Significance: Many of the Sub-Antarctic Islands have rich histories of exploration, whaling, and scientific research, adding a cultural dimension to your journey.
• Stunning Landscapes: From volcanic formations and lush vegetation to dramatic coastlines and secluded beaches, the scenery of these islands is both diverse and breathtaking.

Our selection of small expedition cruises offers an unparalleled opportunity to explore these remote and biodiverse islands in depth, providing an intimate and enriching travel experience. Whether you’re a passionate wildlife enthusiast, a keen bird watcher, or simply an adventurous traveller, our expeditions to the Sub-Antarctic Islands promise to deliver unforgettable moments. Our dedicated team is here to assist you in planning and booking an unforgettable adventure to these remote and magical islands.