Grytviken is a former whaling station located on the island of South Georgia, in the southern Atlantic Ocean. Established in 1904, it was once a bustling hub for the whaling industry, processing thousands of whales until its closure in 1965. Today, it serves as a historical site and a popular destination for tourists visiting the region. The settlement features several preserved buildings, including a church and a museum that showcases the history of whaling and the island's ecology. Grytviken is also known for its scenic landscapes, attracting wildlife enthusiasts and hikers exploring the surrounding areas.