- A virtual tour through Port Lockroy, the museum (former British station “Base A”) on Goudier Island in the Antarctic Peninsula.
- Now very close to British Antarctic Territory, it was time for us to visit an old British base and research station on the harbour of Port Lockroy, exciting!
- Passing between the soaring cliffs of the breathtaking Neumayer Channel, arrive at one of Antarctica's most exciting anchorages: Port Lockroy (also Rothera).
- 1996 Port Lockroy was renovated and now serves as a museum and run by the United Kingdom Antarctic Heritage Trust post office.
- Many also make a stop at Port Lockroy to see Gentoo Penguins, Skuas, a variety of seals and the only museum on the most southern continent.
- Port Lockroy, is named after Étienne-Auguste-Édouard Lockroy, a French politician who funded the expedition that led to the site's discovery in 1904.
- If you visit Antarctica chances are high that at some point you end up at Port Lockroy, a british base on Goudier Island.
- Location: Port Lockroy, Antarctic Peninsula, Antarctica Image ID: 25608. Blue whale skeleton in Antarctica, on the shore at Port Lockroy, Antarctica.
- Remote Living | The worlds most Remote Post office! | Antarctica | Port Lockroy | 2002
- The gentoo penguins at port lockroy, antarctica
- Gentoo Penguins - Port Lockroy, Antarctica Nov. 2010 MV Antarctic Dream