FALKLANDS PHOTOGRAPHY TOUR
Falklands: Spirit Of The South Atlantic.
Wild, Remote, Unforgettable.
November 5th 2026 | AVAILABLE
November 4th 2027 | 3 PLACES LEFT November 30th 2028 | AVAILABLEThe Falkland Islands, a remote South Atlantic wilderness where incredible wildlife, dramatic coastlines and unforgettable encounters inspire wildlife photography..
FIVE PENGUIN SPECIES
ONE EXTRAORDINARY DESTINATION
BLACK-BROWED ALBATROSS
WHERE GIANTS TAKE FLIGHT
REMOTE WILDERNESS
AT THE EDGE OF THE SOUTH ATLANTIC
WORLD-CLASS WILDLIFE
UP-CLOSE. WILD. UNFORGETTABLE.
SPIRIT OF THE SOUTH ATLANTIC
A Wildlife Photographer's Paradise
Journey to the remote Falkland Islands and discover one of the most extraordinary wildlife photography destinations on Earth, where vast penguin colonies, soaring black-browed albatross and dramatic South Atlantic landscapes combine to create unforgettable photographic opportunities.
Scattered across the South Atlantic Ocean, the Falkland Islands are home to an astonishing diversity of wildlife. From King, Gentoo, Rockhopper and Magellanic Penguins to nesting Black-browed Albatross, Southern Elephant Seals, Sea Lions and countless seabirds, every island offers remarkable encounters in landscapes that remain wild, remote and refreshingly uncrowded.
The Falklands are a place I return to time and time again. Every visit offers something different, whether it's photographing thousands of penguins gathering along pristine beaches, watching albatross glide effortlessly along towering sea cliffs or witnessing intimate wildlife behaviour in some of the most spectacular coastal scenery on the planet.
This expedition is about far more than simply photographing iconic species. It's about slowing down, understanding wildlife behaviour and creating images that tell a story. With a small group, expert tuition throughout and plenty of time at each location, you'll develop your photography, refine your creative vision and return home with an exceptional portfolio from one of the world's most remarkable wildlife destinations.
EXPERIENCE ONE OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY DESTINATIONS IN THE REMOTE SOUTH ATLANTIC, WHERE PENGUINS, ALBATROSS AND DRAMATIC COASTLINES AWAIT
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Falklands: Spirit Of The South Atlantic
Discover one of the world's most extraordinary wildlife photography destinations on an unforgettable expedition to the Falkland Islands. This exclusive small-group tour takes you to the heart of the South Atlantic, where dramatic coastlines, pristine beaches and abundant wildlife combine to create exceptional photographic opportunities in one of the last truly wild places on Earth.
Home to five species of penguin—King, Gentoo, Southern Rockhopper, Magellanic and Macaroni—the Falklands offer an unrivalled diversity of wildlife. Throughout the expedition we'll photograph spectacular penguin colonies, magnificent Black-browed Albatrosses, sea lions, elephant seals, dolphins and an incredible variety of seabirds, all in an environment where wildlife is remarkably relaxed and approachable.
Led by multi-award-winning wildlife photographer Kevin Morgans, this expedition combines expert photographic tuition with carefully planned itineraries designed to maximise time in the field. Travelling with a small group ensures a relaxed, flexible experience, with personalised guidance and plenty of opportunities to refine your technique while capturing unforgettable wildlife encounters.
From intimate portraits and behaviour to sweeping environmental landscapes, every location has been chosen to showcase the incredible diversity of the Falkland Islands. Whether you're photographing the elegance of an albatross in flight, the curiosity of a King Penguin or the rugged beauty of the South Atlantic, you'll return home with an exceptional portfolio and memories from one of the world's finest wildlife photography destinations.
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Target Species: Penguins, Albatross & Sea Lions – Focus your lens on some of the Falklands’ most iconic wildlife, including bustling penguin colonies, soaring black-browed albatross, and powerful southern sea lions.
Expert Guidance Throughout – Benefit from the leadership, experience, and deep field knowledge of professional wildlife photographer Kevin Morgans, ensuring you’re always in the best place, in the best light.
Comprehensive Nineteen-Day Itinerary – Immerse yourself in a ninteeen-day adventure featuring comfortable lodge accommodation and full days dedicated to field photography across multiple islands.
Exceptional Shooting Locations – Capture unforgettable images across some of the Falklands’ most spectacular wildlife hotspots, from the remote shores of Saunders and Sea Lion Islands to sweeping beaches teeming with life.
Intimate Wildlife Encounters – Enjoy close and respectful encounters with penguins, albatross, elephant seals, and more, offering world-class opportunities for both portrait and behavioural photography.
Tailored Instruction – Work within a small, supportive group setting to refine your craft, develop creative storytelling techniques, and bring the wild heart of the Falklands to life through your images.
Environmental Stewardship – Celebrate and support the conservation of these pristine islands by learning about the Falklands’ ongoing habitat and wildlife protection initiatives during your journey.
Itinerary
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If flight schedules allow, we will fly direct from London to Santiago, Chile.
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On arrival in Santiago, we transfer to our centrally-located hotel, where we have the afternoon to spend at leisure.
Accommodation: Singular Hotel, 1-night
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Early this morning, we transfer back to Santiago Airport for a flight south to Punta Arenas, with an onward connection to Mount Pleasant in the Falkland Islands.
On arrival, we transfer by road for approximately one hour to the town of Stanley, with the remainder of the afternoon free to explore the capital.
Accommodation: Malvina House Hotel, 1-night
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From Stanley, we board a short flight to the remote and wildlife-rich Bleaker Island, a haven for some of the Falklands’ most captivating species. Here, you’ll encounter a thriving colony of imperial shags, as well as rockhopper, Gentoo, and Magellanic penguins, alongside impressive southern sea lions. With two full days to explore at a relaxed pace, you’ll have ample opportunity to capture these remarkable animals in the soft, atmospheric morning and evening light.
Accommodation: Bleaker Island Settlement – 3 nights
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Next, we take a short flight to Sea Lion Island, a true wildlife paradise. Here, we are likely to encounter our first southern elephant seals, alongside bustling colonies of Magellanic, Gentoo, and rockhopper penguins, as well as southern sea lions. The island is also home to some of the Falklands’ distinctive passerines, including the endemic Cobb’s wren, tussac bird, dark-faced ground tyrant, and white-bridled finch.
In November, southern elephant seal pups make their first tentative ventures into the sea, often using small tidal pools along the shore. These vulnerable moments are sometimes exploited by orca, offering rare and dramatic natural interactions. Meanwhile, enormous bull elephant seals—measuring over 4.5 metres and weighing nearly four tonnes—remain dominant on the beaches, defending their harems from rivals. Any clashes between bulls can produce truly spectacular photographic opportunities.
Accommodation: Sea Lion Lodge – 3 nights
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After a short flight northwest across the archipelago, we arrive at Carcass Island for a three-night stay.
Here, in addition to familiar Magellanic and Gentoo penguins and southern elephant seals, the island’s interior offers opportunities to spot more elusive species such as short-eared owl, long-tailed meadowlark, and black-throated finch.
The surrounding waters are also a haven for Commerson’s and Peale’s dolphins, and with a bit of luck, we may encounter these charismatic marine mammals during our journey to the island.
Accommodation: Carcass Island Homestay – 3 nights
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Next, we fly east to Saunders Island, where we focus much of our time at the renowned area known as The Neck. Here, we are likely to encounter our first king penguins of the trip, alongside Gentoo, Magellanic, rockhopper, and the occasional macaroni penguin.
The rookery is home to an impressive black-browed albatross colony of around 12,000 pairs, as well as imperial shagsand the striking striated caracara.
Along the shoreline, we can expect to see the quirky snowy sheathbill, a pigeon-like scavenger, alongside dolphin gulls, Falklands and blackish oystercatchers, the endemic Falklands steamer duck, and the elegant white-rumped sandpiper—offering a rich diversity of photographic subjects in a single location.
Accommodation: Saunders Island Cottages – 2 nights
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Today we must leave Saunders Island and return to Stanley, where we have the remainder of the day to spend at leisure. There is plenty to see and do, and even to photograph in Stanley, or you can simply relax at the hotel.
Accommodation: Malvina House Hotel, 2-nights
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Today we depart Stanley early in the morning for a scenic three-hour drive to Volunteer Point, home to a large king penguin colony of approximately 1,200 birds. The colony is centred around Volunteer Beach, where we will spend the day capturing these iconic birds as they come ashore and venture out to sea. The expansive sandy beach provides an ideal setting for creating striking and memorable images.
In addition to king penguins, there are opportunities to photograph Magellanic and Gentoo penguins, adding variety to your portfolio. As our final full day in the Falklands, this is the perfect moment to refine your techniques, explore new perspectives, and make the most of these magnificent birds in their natural habitat.
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After breakfast, we transfer to Mount Pleasant airport for our flight to Santiago, via Punta Arenas.
On arrival in Santiago, we collect our bags and walk the short distance to the hotel, which is located just outside the airport entrance
Accommodation: Holiday Inn Airport Hotel, 1-night
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The morning is free until we return to the airport for our flight back to the UK.
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Arrive back in UK - End Of Tour
THE FALKLAND ISLANDS ARE MORE THAN A DESTINATION—THEY'RE A PLACE TO EXPERIENCE WILD, REMOTE LANDSCAPES, INCREDIBLE WILDLIFE AND UNFORGETTABLE PHOTOGRAPHIC MOMENTS.
LEARN FROM AN AWARD-WINNING PHOTOGRAPHER
Why Join Me On The Falklands?
The Falkland Islands are one of the world's most rewarding wildlife photography destinations. Home to five species of penguin, magnificent Black-browed Albatrosses, sea lions and spectacular coastal landscapes, they offer incredible photographic opportunities at every turn.
As a multi-award-winning wildlife photographer, I've spent years photographing seabirds and leading wildlife photography tours around the world. Throughout the expedition, I'll help you make the most of every encounter, sharing practical fieldcraft, creative techniques and my approach to photographing wildlife in a natural and authentic way.
Travelling in a small group means we'll have the flexibility to spend more time with the wildlife while ensuring you receive plenty of personalised guidance and one-to-one support. Whether you're looking to refine your skills or build an exceptional portfolio, this is an unforgettable opportunity to experience one of the planet's greatest wildlife destinations.
YOUR INVESTMENT
Everything That's Included.
Your Investment: 17 Days from £10,695 per person (Excluding Flights)
19 Days from £11,695 per person (Including Flights)
2026: 5 November - Places Available. 2027: 4 November – Three Places Available
2028: 30 November – Places Available
Location: Falkland Islands.
Group Size: Limited to 6-7 guests
What’s Included:
Flights & In-Tour Transport – All necessary flights, transfers, and in-tour transportation are included, ensuring seamless travel between islands and key wildlife locations throughout your 19-day adventure.
All Meals – Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are fully included, featuring a variety of nourishing, high-quality meals to keep you energised for full days of photography.
Expert Guidance – Learn directly from award-winning wildlife photographer Kevin Morgans, gaining insights into both technique and creative storytelling.
Excursions & Wildlife Access – All planned excursions are included, providing access to some of the Falklands’ most remarkable wildlife encounters and photography opportunities, from penguin colonies to albatross cliffs and sea lion beaches.
PERSONAL GUIDANCE,CREATIVE MENTORING AND SMALL GROUP SIZE.
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS
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✺ PHOTOGRAPH THE FALKLAND ISLANDS
The Falklands are one of the world's greatest wildlife photography destinations. Home to spectacular colonies of King, Gentoo, Rockhopper and Magellanic Penguins, alongside Albatrosses, sea lions and an incredible diversity of birdlife, these remote South Atlantic islands offer breathtaking landscapes and some of the closest wildlife encounters you'll experience anywhere on Earth.
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✺ EXCLUSIVE SMALL GROUP ADVENTURE
Limited to a small group of photographers, this expedition is designed to maximise both your photographic opportunities and your time in the field. Travelling with like-minded photographers allows us to work flexibly around wildlife behaviour, changing light and weather conditions, while ensuring you receive plenty of individual guidance and support throughout the trip.
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✺ CAPTURE EXTRAORDINARY WILDLIFE
From intimate portraits of curious penguins to dramatic action as albatrosses soar above towering cliffs, every day presents new creative opportunities. Throughout the expedition I'll help you refine your fieldcraft, composition, use of light and storytelling, giving you the confidence to create a diverse portfolio of images that truly reflect the incredible wildlife and wild beauty of the Falkland Islands.
LONG AFTER THE TRIP ENDS, YOU'LL REMEMBER THE PENGUIN COLONIES, SOARING ALBATROSS AND THE WILD BEAUTY OF THE SOUTH ATLANTIC.
Booking Form.
Join Me in the Falkland Islands
If photographing vast penguin colonies, magnificent albatrosses and some of the world's most approachable wildlife has ever been on your bucket list, I'd love to share this unforgettable South Atlantic adventure with you.
Together we'll explore the spectacular landscapes of the Falkland Islands, spend time with extraordinary wildlife and create images that capture the raw beauty and unique character of one of the world's greatest wildlife destinations.
With only a small number of places available, early booking is highly recommended.
Kevin Morgans
Email: kevinmorgans@outlook.com