King Penguin
Aptenodytes patagonicus
🐧 Penguin
About King Penguin
The second-largest penguin species, King Penguins are known for their striking orange and yellow markings on their heads and necks. They breed on sub-Antarctic islands and have a unique breeding cycle that takes 14-16 months, meaning they can only raise two chicks every three years.
Expeditions to See King Penguin
Subantarctic Discovery
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Auckland IslandsCampbell IslandFjordland+3 more
21-Day Antarctica, South Georgia & Falkland
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Antarctica PeninsulaFalkland IslandsPort Stanley+1 more
Antarctica & South Georgia Island
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Antarctica PeninsulaCape HornFalkland Islands+3 more
Epic Falklands, South Georgia & Antarctica
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Antarctica PeninsulaFalkland IslandsPort Stanley+1 more
Falklands & South Georgia
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Next: Oct 23, 2026Antarctica PeninsulaFalkland IslandsPort Stanley+1 more
Falklands, South Georgia, and Antarctica: Explorers and Kings
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Antarctica PeninsulaFalkland IslandsPort Stanley+1 more
South Georgia Explorer
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Antarctica PeninsulaSouth Georgia Islands
Remote Weddell Sea Explorer including South Georgia, South Sandwich Islands, including Helicopters
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Antarctica PeninsulaDevil IslandElephant Island+8 more
Falkland Islands & South Georgia Sea Voyage
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Next: Oct 12, 2026Antarctica PeninsulaFalkland IslandsPort Stanley+1 more
South Georgia and the Falklands
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Antarctica PeninsulaFalkland IslandsPort Stanley+1 more