South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands offer a remote and unique travel experience centered around wildlife viewing, especially penguins, seals, and whales, as well as historic sites related to Antarctic exploration and whaling. Due to the islands' isolated location and fragile environment, accessibility is limited, typically involving organized cruises during the Southern Hemisphere summer (November to March). Independent travel is generally not permitted, making guided tours essential. Costs can be substantial, reflecting the remoteness and logistical challenges. A typical visit duration ranges from several days to a couple of weeks as part of a larger Antarctic or South Atlantic itinerary. Be prepared for potentially rough seas and challenging weather conditions. Accessibility for individuals with mobility issues may be limited depending on the tour operator and landing sites.