The plans for our second day around the peninsula were set, but ice conditions forced our expedition leader and the captain to constantly replan. Originally the plan was to head for the Lemaire Channel; however as the entrance was blocked by icebergs, there was no way to go ahead. So we headed back North, Paradise Harbour (at 64° 51′ S, 62° 54′ W) being a new destinatin. Our first attempt to enter the bay through its Southern entrance was once more thwarted by ice conditions. So the captain changed course to enter North of Bryde Island. We – the passengers – obviously had the option for great iceberg viewings and still had a good time.