Half Moon Island is a 2km long crescent shaped island located between Greenwich and Livingston Islands. It has a series of raised cobbled beaches along the centre and the south‐eastern end of the island, which is characterised by a small hill and series of igneous rock outcrops. The north side of the hill comprises steep scree slopes with cliffs to the south and east.
View of Livingston Island and the Burgas Peninsula, looking accross the Mugla Passage from Half Moon Island.
