Following the Classic Antarctic Footsteps of Three Explorers | Photography Enthusiast

The most impressive one must be the Conn Bay, where the icebergs are like a jungle at sea. Entering it by a small boat, you would feel like exploring on another planet. The tabular icebergs broken from the edge of the ice shelf are unique to the Antarctic. They are entirely white, with a majestic posture and a flat and wide top, which can even accommodate light aircraft; there are also mushroom-shaped icebergs with pointed tops and middle parts eroded by wind.