Galapagos of the Southern Ocean: Subantarctic Islands

“This is a place so savagely beautiful it'll take your breath away – literally”

“Let me be the first to say, the Subantarctic is the stuff of legends. A refuge for some of the most abundant wildlife colonies on earth, New Zealand's Subantarctic Islands are perhaps the most overlooked and pristine islands I've ever set foot on. Situated in the latitudes in between the Roaring Forties, Furious Fifties and Screaming Sixties, this is a place so savagely beautiful it'll take your breath away – literally.”

Liz Carlson, Young Adventuress