Join us for a once-in-a-lifetime photography expedition to Antarctica—crafted exclusively for photographers, aboard a newly refitted private vessel, and designed to deliver the most immersive and productive polar photo experience possible.

We’ve secured rare 2027 and 2028 dates through our personal network—this ship is in extremely high demand, with virtually no availability into 2028. Our group has full control of the itinerary, and unlike large commercial cruises, this journey is 100% focused on photography. We’ll travel with just 12 guests, guided by two of our top photo instructors, and supported by an experienced crew who understands the importance of light, wildlife, and creative flexibility.

Skip the Drake — Maximize Time on Ice

We bypass the rough Drake Passage by flying directly onto King George Island—saving 4 days at sea and giving us more time in Antarctica. This direct approach provides greater stability, more shooting days, and the flexibility to adapt the itinerary for weather and light.

Our Private Expedition Vessel

This newly refitted expedition ship offers the perfect balance of comfort and capability. Onboard, you’ll enjoy:

• Private single cabins available (unheard of in Antarctica at this group size)

• Comfortable double cabins with real beds on the floor (not bunks and upper berths)

• Spacious common areas for editing and image review

• Starlink internet to stay connected or share images on the go

• Zodiacs and landers for safe, efficient access to remote coastlines and wildlife encounters

A Photographer’s Dream

With full control of the ship and schedule flexibility, we go where the light is best and the wildlife is most active. Every landing, zodiac cruise, and activity is tailored to photography. We’ll chase the best light, dramatic weather, and once-in-a-lifetime wildlife moments, guided by instructors who are experts in Antarctica. 

Wildlife & Landscapes

Antarctica is home to some of the greatest wildlife spectacles on Earth:

• Penguins galore – including gentoo, chinstrap, and Adélie colonies

• Seal encounters – crabeater, Weddell, elephant, and the apex leopard seal

• Whales – humpbacks, orcas, and fins often cruise the same waters we explore

• Icebergs the size of buildings, glaciated peaks, and surreal coastal landscapes

The explosive krill bloom each summer draws thousands of marine animals to this icy realm. Combined with the dynamic light, ever-changing weather, and sculptural ice, it creates an unmatched environment for creative work.

Why This Trip Is Truly Unique

• Ultra-small group (12 max) with full charter control

• Photography-first design: flexible schedules, dedicated guides, curated landing sites

• Fly-in access to avoid the Drake Passage

• Single-supplement cabins available—extremely rare in Antarctic travel

• Expedition comfort: a stable, comfortable ship with modern amenities and technical readiness
  
  

This is not a cruise—it’s a private, photography-first expedition to one of Earth’s most extraordinary frontiers. If you’ve dreamed of Antarctica but want the right experience—with intention, comfort, flexibility, and world-class instruction—this is your opportunity.

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