Port Lockroy is the site of the first permanent British Antarctic base, ‘Base A’. This historic station was designated Historic Site No. 61 under the Antarctic Treaty on the 19th May 1995. Since 1996 the station has been staffed by personnel as a Historic Site on behalf of the UK Antarctic Heritage Trust (UKAHT).
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- Discover everything you need to know about Port Lockroy, Antarctica including history, facts, how to get there and the best time to visit.
- Exploring the continent of Antarctica. Port Lockroy is one of Great Britain’s first research stations in Antarctica and a few years ago it was renovated back to its...
- Today, Port Lockroy is best known as the world’s most remote (and possibly most interesting) post office, affectionately known as the Penguin Post Office.
- Port Lockroy was the first of these bases to be established and was to become the birthplace of the British Antarctic Survey (BAS).
- Gentoo Penguin nests surround the boathouse At British Base A in Port Lockroy, Antarctica. Welcome sign at British Base A In Port Lockroy, Antarctica.
- View from port Lockroy, the only day we could see the blue sky for a while. Antartida Port Lockroy Antarctica Alwashere 1 (2).
- Antarctica 200. ... There is a small team which work from Port Lockroy each year, living in close quarters with no running water and limited facilities.
- Image ID: 25604 Species: Blue whale, Balaenoptera musculus Location: Port Lockroy, Antarctic Peninsula, Antarctica.
- Located on the scenic island of Goudier on the Antarctic Peninsula, Port Lockroy is home to Antarctica’s only post office and museum.
