Cuverville Island is a small island in the Errera Channel just off the Antarctic Peninsula. It is home to a lot of ice and several thousand Gentoo penguins, who have built highways in the snow. You can clearly recognise the penguin paths.
They are used by most of the inhabitants. The Gentoos were sitting on their nests, stealing and re-stealing pebbles and sometimes presenting their eggs.
The Imperial or Blue-eyed shags were more interested in the kelp. Yet another group of passengers went kayaking, and could admire the ice from very close up. On some icebergs, you could see icicles!