Photographs show different viewpoints, dates and conditions. They do not establish current access to a particular route. Every image is credited below.
The strongest Antarctic moments are not necessarily a named landing. Moving ice, weather, light and wildlife can transform an apparently empty stretch of coast. The journey is a chance to understand a system in motion, and the ship is an observation platform as well as transport. A flexible expectation usually serves the place better than a rigid checklist.
Compare expedition style, time in the region and landing arrangements. Weather and operating decisions can change the sequence, even on a carefully planned voyage.