Gold Harbour, South Georgia, is a stunning, remote bay renowned for its massive colony of King penguins and impressive glaciers. Landing here is typically done via expedition cruise ships, making accessibility limited and dependent on weather conditions; independent travel is not feasible. The best time to visit is during the South Georgia summer (November to March) when wildlife is most active. Expect to pay a significant sum for a cruise, ranging from $10,000 to $20,000+ per person. A typical visit lasts only a few hours as part of a larger itinerary. The landing can be challenging depending on the conditions, and while not specifically restricted, wheelchair access is highly unlikely. Guided tours are essential as part of the organized cruise experience. Be aware of strict biosecurity measures in place to protect the local wildlife.