Jougla Point

Geography

Jougla Point is located on Wiencke Island in the Antarctic Peninsula, where the rocky outcrops and snowy landscapes are frequented by various species of breeding seabirds and penguins.

Significance

The point is noted for its wildlife and serves as an excellent example of the Antarctic Peninsula’s ecosystem, offering insights into the breeding habits of the region’s seabirds.

Attractions

Large colonies of gentoo penguins and blue-eyed shags make their home here, alongside the occasional Weddell seal seen resting on the shore.

Activities

Wildlife photography and observation, with visitors able to get close views of penguins and shags amidst the backdrop of Antarctic scenery.