Garde Islands

The Garde Islands are a small group of islands in Antarctica. They are a minor, remote feature recorded on Antarctic charts and lie off the continental coast.

There are no visitor facilities; the islands are of interest primarily to researchers, charting expeditions, and specialist Antarctic voyages. They do not serve as a regular tourist destination.

The islands were identified and named during Antarctic exploration and mapping efforts, and like many Antarctic features their recorded details come from survey and expedition reports.

The group lies off the Antarctic continental coast at approximately 65.86 degrees south latitude and 66.34 degrees west longitude, in the broader region of the Antarctic Peninsula and surrounding islands.