Wilhelmina Bay in Antarctica is the former battlefield of whalers, where whales dine happily, but also become their graves in the future. Although the whaling era is a thing of the past, the bits and pieces left here are still chilling, with huge dead whale bones and whaling ship wrecks as proof of human cruelty. Here we can mourn these big friends who sacrificed innocently for human development, and we can also visit the whaling ships, which are an unforgettable historical totem. The more famous wreck of the whaling ship is the Guvernoren, which was abandoned by the crew due to fire at the time and is now a resting place for seagulls.
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Show More ReviewsWilhelmina Bay is a bay on King St. George Island. There is no sunshine or beach here. There is only ice and snow, and towering iceberg canyons. Icebergs are floating everywhere in the bay, and it is also the world of seals, sea lions and penguins. You can take a boat to visit this bay made of floating ice, which is really magical.