Antarctic Peninsula: This is often the gateway to the continent, offering close-up views of penguins, whales, and other wildlife. It’s a popular route for cruises, allowing visitors to experience the Lemaire Channel and other coastal areas. 

Lemaire Channel: Known for its calm waters, icebergs, and surrounding mountains, the Lemaire Channel is a scenic spot and a popular tourist destination. 

South Georgia: This island is home to large colonies of king penguins, making it a popular destination for wildlife enthusiasts. It also includes Grytviken, a former whaling station with historical significance. 

South Shetland Islands: These islands are often the first stop for voyages to the mainland, offering opportunities to see wildlife and experience the southern environment. 

Ross Island: This island is home to the historic Scott’s Hut and Mount Erebus, an active volcano. 

South Pole: While not a traditional “place” in the sense of a town, the South Pole is a significant landmark and a destination for some expeditions.