66°33′S — SOUTHERN OCEAN DISPATCH
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Lemaire Channel
Jan 2, 2029 – Jan 12, 2029 · 10 days
Seals & Sea Lions
A small, quick-moving seal named almost by accident after the German ship that first collected it near Kerguelen, not for the continent it's rarely seen on. Despite the name, most encounters happen on subantarctic beaches, not the Antarctic mainland.
Gerlache Strait
Lemaire Channel
Jan 6, 2029 – Jan 16, 2029 · 10 days
Lemaire Channel
Jan 10, 2029 – Jan 20, 2029 · 10 days
Lemaire Channel
Jan 14, 2029 – Jan 24, 2029 · 10 days
Gerlache Strait
Lemaire Channel
Jan 18, 2029 – Jan 26, 2029 · 9 days
Lemaire Channel
Jan 22, 2029 – Feb 1, 2029 · 10 days
Lemaire Channel
Jan 24, 2029 – Feb 1, 2029 · 9 days
South Georgia
Jan 26, 2029 – Feb 19, 2029 · 25 days
Lemaire Channel
Jan 30, 2029 – Feb 9, 2029 · 10 days
Lemaire Channel
Jan 30, 2029 – Feb 9, 2029 · 10 days
Lemaire Channel
Feb 7, 2029 – Feb 17, 2029 · 10 days
Lemaire Channel
Feb 7, 2029 – Feb 17, 2029 · 10 days
Lemaire Channel
Feb 15, 2029 – Feb 23, 2029 · 9 days
Lemaire Channel
Feb 15, 2029 – Feb 25, 2029 · 10 days
Seals & Sea Lions
One of the world's rarest sea lions, found almost nowhere else on Earth. The Auckland and Campbell Islands hold most of its breeding population.
Gerlache Strait
Lemaire Channel
Feb 21, 2029 – Mar 1, 2029 · 9 days
Lemaire Channel
Feb 23, 2029 – Mar 5, 2029 · 10 days
Lemaire Channel
Feb 27, 2029 – Mar 9, 2029 · 10 days
Gerlache Strait
South Georgia
Mar 4, 2029 – Mar 24, 2029 · 21 days
