The Best of Antarctica by Air Expedition January 2027 Sold Out

Our all new Best of Antarctica by Air expedition in January 2027 is already sold out – thank you. This bespoke fly-in, fly-out expedition (No Drake Passage!) to Antarctica is for dedicated and passionate Nature photographers who want to capture evocative and powerful photographs of Antarctica and its incredible wildlife. We have an extremely small group size of just ten people, a full fourteen days in Antarctica, and personal, one-on-one tuition for the duration of the expedition. Perhaps best of all for those prone to seasickness; we avoid the Drake Passage! As this expedition sold out so quickly, we are currently looking into the viability of a second trip if we can secure our preferred additional dates and vessel and will update both here on our blog and and our website in due course. If you are keen to photograph the majesty of Antarctica with the most experienced polar photography guides on earth please get in touch with us.

Why Travel to Antarctica with us? We have been leading and guiding expeditions to Antarctica for more than fifteen years and have an intimate knowledge and experience of the best places to visit at the best times – when the weather and conditions are right. Our experience ensures you are in the right place at the right time – when conditions and light come together – to give you unequalled opportunities. No two expeditions to Antarctica are ever the same and the choice of photography guide and leader is often the difference between a mediocre experience and an incredible one.

What our clients say about our Expeditions: “If you can only go to Antarctica once in your life you owe it to yourself to go with Joshua Holko and his team Wild Nature Photo Travel. Having done five different expeditions myself to Antarctica no one else has even come close to offering the same experience or photographic opportunities. Joshua will go the extra mile every time, putting zodiacs in the water for opportunities other leaders would miss and making sure everyone is getting the best possible photographs. I cannot recommend his expeditions more highly. Go with the expert.” Dan.