The Falkland Islands is an island paradise where the wildlife comes to you. They are located between latitudes 51° and 52° S and longitudes 57° and 62° W in the South Atlantic Ocean, situated approximately 650 kilometers off the south-eastern tip of South America. This archipelago consists of 778 islands, with the two main islands being East and West Falkland. East Falkland is home to the island's capital, Stanley, which is home to around 2,500 people, roughly 85% of the population. Throughout this trip, we explore the very best the Falklands has to offer, focusing on everything from its amazing birdlife to its stunning marine life.

The unspoiled environment of the Falklands coastline ranges from rugged coastal cliffs to miles of untouched white sandy beaches with endless horizons and vast open spaces, all connected by rocky headlands and underwater kelp forests. Surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean, these islands are a mecca for nature and a must for any wildlife photographer or outdoor enthusiast looking to get off the beaten track and explore this pristine wilderness.

• Species assignment targeting the Atlantic Puffin, Seabirds, Red-Necked Phalaropes & Humpback Whales.

• Featuring the leadership, expertise and knowledge from two internationally awarded wildlife photographers: Kevin Morgans, author of Puffins: Life On The Atlantic Edge & Arctic explorer David Gibbon, who has led expeditions to some of the most inhospitable places on the planet – including Greenland & Ellesmere Island

• Itinerary running over eight days: seven nights’ accommodation, six days in the field

• Midnight Sun & Summer Solstice Celebrations – The trip is timed to coincide with the midnight sun; if conditions allow, we will be able to photograph in the exquisite Arctic light. On the summer solstice the islanders will have their annual celebration, an event we are welcome to join.

• Grimsey Island – Grimsey is best known for its birdlife during the breeding season; it's home to over 100,000 puffins, as well as fulmars, kittiwakes, Arctic terns & countless auks, making this remote island a dream for wildlife photography. However, there is so much more than seabirds, with snow buntings, red-necked phalaropes & waders also breeding here. Plus, a beautiful herd of native Icelandic horses can be found roaming the island's interior.

• Private Rib Charter – We will explore a beautiful fjord, searching for humpback whales in their summer feeding grounds. This truly is one of the best places in Iceland to photograph these majestic animals.