Lemaire Channel in Antarctica is 11 km long, 150 m deep, and 700 m wide at the narrowest. The sheltered waters are usually as still as a lake, and mirror-like reflection of mountain landscapes and icebergs are spectacular. It is well known as one of the most photogenic waterways in the world and is often referred to as "Kodak Gap" because of its beauty that makes it a photographer's paradise.
