Neko Harbour

As there are no restaurants or hotels in the area, visitors will typically stay on board their expedition cruise ship for meals and accommodation. However, some ships may offer additional activities such as outdoor barbecues or overnight camping.

As there are no restaurants or hotels in the area, visitors will typically stay on board their expedition cruise ship for meals and accommodation. However, some ships may offer additional activities such as outdoor barbecues or overnight camping.

There are no lifeguards on duty, and amenities are limited, so visitors should plan accordingly.

Neko Harbour is a popular landing site located in Andvord Bay, Antarctica, surrounded by stunning glaciers and snow-capped mountains. While it is not a traditional beach, visitors can still explore the area and take in the breathtaking natural beauty. Activities include hiking, kayaking, and wildlife watching, such as observing penguins and whales.

As Neko Harbour is a landing site, there is no designated parking lot. Visitors arrive on expedition cruise ships that offer zodiac excursions to the landing site.

Fun facts about Neko Harbour include that it is named after a Scottish whaling boat, and it was first charted by Belgian explorer Adrien de Gerlache in 1898.

Attractions near Neko Harbour include the Lemaire Channel, Paradise Bay, and the Port Lockroy Museum. Hiking trails in the area include a trek to the top of nearby Orne Island for stunning views of the area.