Antarctica Photography Expedition, 31st January – 27th February 2028 | Departs New Zealand
Join expert landscape and wildlife photographer Richard Young on the photography adventure of a lifetime to the remote Ross Sea region of Antarctica — an untouched wilderness that very few expeditions ever reach.
Our 28-day Antarctica Photography Expedition offers a rare opportunity to explore and photograph one of Earth’s most pristine and spectacular marine ecosystems.
Experience the Ross Sea region’s otherworldly beauty — towering icebergs, vast glaciers, endless ice fields, and an abundance of rare wildlife including Emperor Penguins, orca, seals and soaring albatrosses.
Along the way you’ll explore the historic huts of early Antarctic explorers Scott, Shackleton and Borchgrevink, and witness the immense Ross Ice Shelf, the largest in Antarctica.
Our voyage south from New Zealand also includes stops at the Subantarctic Islands — The Snares, Auckland, Macquarie and Campbell Islands — offering truly unique wildlife photography, from five species of penguin to vast colonies of regal King Penguins, albatross and elephant seals on their remote, rugged shores.
Expedition Highlights
- The Ross Sea & Ross Ice Shelf – towering icebergs, vast glaciers and endless ice fields in one of Earth’s most remote regions
- Antarctic Wildlife – Emperor Penguins, orca, seals and soaring albatrosses amid the pack ice
- Historic Huts – the preserved bases of Scott, Shackleton and Borchgrevink
- Subantarctic Islands – King Penguin colonies, albatross and elephant seals on Macquarie, Campbell, Auckland and The Snares
With Richard guiding you throughout — on deck, on land, and through dedicated tuition and review sessions — this is an unmissable expedition for any photographer or adventurer seeking the awe-inspiring beauty of Antarctica.
Find out more here.