Today's destination was Signy Station in the South Orkney Islands, and the day was packed with activities. As usually we participated in the Wildlife Watch on the Deck 5 bow and contributed to the eBird Citizen Science project. In the afternoon, we attended an inspiring presentation about the Galapagos Islands, which sparked our wanderlust for future travels. Many of us couldn't resist joining the Sea Shanty Rehearsal in the Explorer Lounge - it was great fun learning a traditional sailor's song together. The day was filled with fascinating lectures. We learned about the Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration and the impact of climate change on Polar Seaweed Forests. In between activities, we enjoyed waffles with jam and cream in the Explorer Lounge. The highlight of the day was our visit to Signy Station. We were divided into small groups for this special landing, and we eagerly awaited our turns to explore the research station being received by the Station staff that showed us around in an unique opportunity to experience how life it is in a British Antarctic Research Station. After visiting the Station premises including an introduction to the Research Project and the Lab activities, we were guided by an expedition team member around the island to explore the neighbouring areas.