Drygalski Fjord, located on the island of South Georgia, is a stunning, remote destination known for its dramatic glaciers, towering ice cliffs, and abundant wildlife. Accessibility is limited to expedition cruises, making it essential to book with a reputable operator. While independent exploration is generally not possible, guided tours provide the safest and most informative experience. The fjord is best visited during the Antarctic summer (November to March) when weather conditions are more favorable and wildlife is most active. The cost for a trip to South Georgia, including Drygalski Fjord, can range from $10,000 to $25,000+ per person, depending on the cruise length and level of luxury. A typical visit to the fjord itself might last a day or two as part of a larger South Georgia and Antarctica itinerary. Be prepared for cold temperatures and potential rough seas.