South Georgia islands are a bonus add-on for Antarctic cruisers, with fewer than 15,000 visitors per year
The islands have unique wildlife, including penguins, Antarctic fur seals, and southern elephant seals, and are also home to Ernest Shackleton's grave
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The islands' unique biodiversity and historical significance make them an important destination for conservation and education
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