South Georgia is wildlife paradise! Already before breakfast we landed in Fortuna Bay to take another pictures of the
antarctic animals. I was wandering again between thousands of king penguins and seals. I saw there also rheindeers imported
by Norwegians from the Arctic. In the afternoon we landed in the empty “capital” of South Georgia – Grytviken. There are
nicely preserved remains of the whaling station. Also interesting museum and little church, post office to buy stamps and cemetary of the whaklers with the grave of the famous explores Ernest Shackelton. In the evening the governer joined us for the BBQ on the deck of our ship. “Party in Antarctica” was OK but it was so cold
that I escaped soon to the cabin.
