Cirva Cove

Geography

A secluded bay located on the Antarctic Peninsula, characterised by its calm waters, towering glaciers and ice cliffs.

Significance

The cove is a prime example of Antarctica's marine ecosystems, offering scientists a unique glimpse into the continent's glacial dynamics.

Attractions

Cirva’s clear waters and surrounding ice formations are a tranquil yet awe-inspiring setting, ideal for observing the continent’s icy beauty up close.

Activities

Kayaking and zodiac excursions through the icebergs in Cirva Cove, with the potential for witnessing glaciers calving from a safe distance.