Salisbury Plain, situated on the remote island of South Georgia, is a spectacular wildlife destination primarily famous for hosting one of the world's largest king penguin colonies, alongside numerous seals and seabirds. Accessibility is strictly limited to organized expedition cruise ships, typically during the austral summer months from November to March, with landings facilitated by Zodiacs; independent visits are prohibited due to the area's protected status and extreme remoteness. All visits are fully guided by expedition staff, ensuring adherence to strict biosecurity regulations and safe wildlife viewing, with on-shore durations usually lasting 2-4 hours, depending on weather conditions. The overall cost is integrated into high-end expedition cruise packages, often ranging from $8,000 to $20,000+, and visitors should be prepared for uneven terrain (sandy beaches, stream crossings) and unpredictable Antarctic weather.