Galapagos Land-Based Wildlife Photography – 11 days
Six hundred miles off the coast of Ecuador, the Galápagos is the rare place on earth where the wildlife doesn’t run from you. Isolation did this—on islands with almost no natural predators, the animals never learned to fear us. Marine iguanas ignore your presence entirely. Blue-footed boobies perform their courtship dance three feet from your lens. Sea lions surface to look directly into the glass. Giant tortoises move through highland mist as if time stopped centuries ago. For a wildlife photographer, that fearlessness changes everything: you work close, you work calm, and you make images that simply aren’t possible where animals flee.
Argentina’s Andes & Puna Expedition – 15 days
This 15-day journey crosses one of the most remote and visually powerful regions of South America: the high desert of northwest Argentina, where the Andes open into salt flats, volcanic basins, red deserts, adobe villages, mineral lakes, and wind-carved fields of pumice stone. Beginning in Salta, we travel north into the Quebrada de Humahuaca, then climb west into the Puna, following rough mountain roads, high passes, historic trade corridors, and isolated desert tracks that connect some of Argentina’s most extraordinary photographic landscapes. This is a route built around light, access, and timing.
Bolivia’s Noel Kempff Mercado National Park via 4×4 – 10 days
The effort required to reach Noel Kempff is real—long drives, many hours on the river, jungle trails, and the patience that true wilderness demands. But those who make the journey understand quickly why the place is worth it. Because landscapes like this—vast, wild, and largely unchanged—are becoming rare in the modern world. And Noel Kempff remains one of the few places on this planet where the feeling of exploration is still alive.
Bolivia & Argentina – Raw Altiplano and Puna – 17 days
Bolivia’s Yungas Cloud Forest Birding Tour – 10 days
This immersive birding journey traces one of the most extraordinary altitudinal gradients in South America—rising from the windswept plains of the Altiplano to the lush Yungas cloud forests that spill toward the Amazon Basin.
Bolivia’s Altiplano Treasures: Titicaca, Uyuni & Sajama – 10 days
Argentina & Chile: Patagonia and Atacama Desert – 14 days
Two opposite worlds… capture jagged spires, calving glaciers, salt flats, and volcanic skies in one epic journey.
This expedition is designed for photographers who thrive on wild beauty and raw contrasts. Over two unforgettable weeks, you’ll travel from the wind-lashed steppes and granite towers of Patagonia to the blazing high-altitude deserts of northern Chile—capturing the continent’s most iconic and untamed landscapes with your lens.
Bolivia’s Ancient Landscapes Photographic Expedition – 14 days
Colombia’s Paramos and Amazon & 12,000 years of rock art – 11 days
This 11-day photographic journey takes you deep into Colombia’s Paramos and Amazon – the most ecologically diverse and culturally rich regions—from the Eastern Andes to the Amazon Basin. We explore a range of ecosystems and life zones, offering photographers a rare mix of landscapes, wildlife, and ancient human history.
Ecuador’s Chocó-Andean Bird Photography – 10 days
Tucked into the northwest corner of Ecuador lies the Chocó-Andean bioregion—a meeting point of cloud-drenched slopes and lowland tropical rainforest. This narrow transition zone is one of the most biologically intense places in the Americas, holding the highest number of restricted-range bird species of any Endemic Bird Area on the continent.