South Georgia Island, also a UK Overseas Territory, is located 862 miles east of the Falkland Islands. A land of snow covered mountains and glaciers, the island has no permanent residents, but it does maintain two British Antarctic Research Stations, as well as a museum. The island's main attractions are its natural beauty and bountiful wildlife, in particular the two million fur seals that lay claim to the island each summer. It's also where you'll find half the world's population of southern elephant seals, who come here to breed each year. Millions of penguins also inhabit the island, along with approximately 250,000 albatross and numerous reindeer.

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