Bahia Paraiso
Bahia Paraiso
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JnVSydney
Greater Sydney, Australia17,709 contributions
Jan 2023
This is one amazing bay, full of floating ice, high peaks, and truckloads of snow, the day we cruised around it was like a mirror.
Written 2 February 2023
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PBPG
Yorkshire, UK5,969 contributions
Jan 2023
Stunning scenery but we caught a snow shower and that somewhat diminished the view. Lots of whales about, and the views we did see were fantastic
Written 22 January 2023
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Thomas B
Taarnby, Denmark765 contributions
Mar 2020 • Solo
This place is just one of many fantastic places to visit in Antarctica-and here you actually set foot on the Antarctic Continent-and not just one of the Islands Down there.
The Almirante Brown Station is one of the smaller-But definately interesting to visit!.
I Will consider this place as one of the highlights of my Antarctic trip.
The Almirante Brown Station is one of the smaller-But definately interesting to visit!.
I Will consider this place as one of the highlights of my Antarctic trip.
Written 25 February 2021
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jonahNJ
Pennington, NJ11,558 contributions
Feb 2020
A highlight of my expedition to Antarctica was spending time “cruising” around Paradise Harbour in a zodiac boat. On February 17, 2020, I spent time in the morning, as well as a couple of hours specifically tailored for photography in the late afternoon, taking in all of nature’s wondrous displays. I saw penguins, a few birds and a variety of seals who clearly enjoy their “lounge” time. However, the real showstoppers were the whales who really put on a display! From seeing the expelling of water from the blowhole to being close enough to see the bumps on the back of a couple of whales, the display was non-stop. I was particularly in awe of the whale tail displays and the whale breaches. This was truly a once in a lifetime experience that will stay with me forever!
Written 15 July 2020
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Liveforetravel
West Palm Beach, FL195 contributions
Jan 2020 • Couples
We were the largest cruise ship to ever make it into paradise bay according to our captain. That said we did not make landing as we were on a cruise through Antarctica. This place was amazing and at one point we were surrounded by whales. I turned to my wife who has traveled with me to Alaska in the past and said honey we just met Alaska’s daddy. Wow this place is huge and the wildlife and views make it one of the most spectacular places we have ever seen. Pictures do it no justice.
Written 10 February 2020
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ruthandvern
Wilton, CA15,345 contributions
Jan 2020
Our January cruise on the Celebrity Eclipse took us through the Schollaert Channel for our entry into the bay. Due to the lack of ice and the glassy clear waters the ship was the largest to every actually enter the bay. We spent over an hour as we basically did spins so everyone could get the same magnificent views. The colors of the ice were exquisite. Our Naturalist was blown away. We saw lots of sea birds, no whales in the bay itself. Bucket list, check.
Written 7 February 2020
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YTCHENG
Hong Kong, China15,491 contributions
Jan 2019 • Couples
Brown Station is an Argentine Antarctic base and scientific research station. It is located along Paradise Habor of Danco Coast in Antarctic Peninsula. Our expedition cruise ship sailed along the coast but has not landed the site due to swell. We could see several huts with Argentina flags/signs on the rocky beach there. The nearby cliffs were clustered with shags. Hope to land this site next time.
Written 3 February 2019
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BenjyBear
St. Albans, UK1,137 contributions
Mar 2017 • Solo
Visited here twice during a recent visit to Antarctica. Beautiful scenery and amazing wildlife. This place lives up to its name of Paradise Bay
Written 28 March 2017
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Wendy B
Denver, CO97 contributions
Jan 2016 • Friends
We were there while on Hurtigruten's Fram...it was part of an Antarctic Peninsula voyage with many opportunities to explore.
This is a beautiful place..in fact, attempting to find the words to describe this area is difficult. The glaciers are immense, the sky is really big (I know Big Sky...I've lived in Montana) and photos can't do justice to the reality.
But, getting the penguin stamp in your passport is worth the trip and the experience will become part of your spirit.
This is a beautiful place..in fact, attempting to find the words to describe this area is difficult. The glaciers are immense, the sky is really big (I know Big Sky...I've lived in Montana) and photos can't do justice to the reality.
But, getting the penguin stamp in your passport is worth the trip and the experience will become part of your spirit.
Written 4 February 2016
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janeham
Bedford, United Kingdom38 contributions
Mar 2015 • Friends
Just one of many brilliant landings in the Antarctic peninsula. Good for penguins, glaciers, tranquillity and excitement all in one. Must be part of a wider expedition.
Written 24 March 2015
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