South Georgia, a dream come true!

South Georgia big efforts are going on for the announced VPØSG South Georgia 2027 DXpedition.

By now let us enjoying a very fresh envelope stamped and cancelled at King Edward Point, South Georgia, kindly sent by our friend Independent Polar Researcher and Antarctic Ambassador Volker DL8JDX who has been on board the M/S Hamburg, a cruise ship sailing the Antarctic waters.

Even if the exact location where the expedition will set the base camp, has not been yet announced, any of the known rare WAP references of South Georgia are welcome!
So far, down there, we have: Station “BI” Bird Island (WAP GBR-23), King Edward Point (WAP GBR-24), Husvik (WAP GBR-27), Spenceley Glacier Camp (WAP GBR-28) and Grytviken (WAP GBR-29), Leith Harbour Station (WAP GBR-41) plus  other 6 new ones (WAP GBR_NEW): Gothul, Maiviken, Ocean Harbour, Prince Olav Harbour, Rosita Harbour and Stromness Station, so it’s quite possible that VPØSG will operate from one of those listed sites. Let’s see what the future will deserve to the Antarctic hunters!

Here below a 20 min video will tell what‘s in the works.

Of course, VPØSG South Georgia DXpedition 2027 is an ambitious effort to activate one of the most wanted DXCC entities; 14-operator team, the M/V Meredian, and six rotating operators on the island running multiple stations are expected.
TNX Volker DL8JDX

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