Capture the extraordinary with our Guided Photography activity. Led by an experienced photography guide on a dedicated zodiac, this immersive activity is designed to help you develop your skills while exploring some of the world's most remarkable destinations.
Through practical field instruction and personalised feedback, you'll learn how to make the most of every photographic opportunity, returning home with a collection of images that tell the story of your voyage.
What You'll See
Photograph stunning landscapes, dramatic ice formations, wildlife and unforgettable expedition moments. Opportunities will vary by voyage, destination, weather conditions and wildlife activity.
What to Bring
Participants should bring their own camera equipment. This may include a camera, lenses, spare batteries, memory cards, chargers, a laptop or editing device.
Weather Conditions
Photography opportunities are shaped by the natural environment and prevailing weather conditions. Flexibility is key, as daily plans may be adjusted to take advantage of the best photographic opportunities available.
How to Book
Guided Photography is available on selected voyages and places are limited. The activity must be booked in advance and is subject to availability. Please contact our team to reserve your spot.
How Big Are the Groups?
The Guided Photography activity is limited to a maximum of 9 participants, ensuring a more personalised experience and guidance from your photography guide.
Is There a Minimum Age?
Yes. Participants must be at least 14 years of age to participate.
How do I book?
Camping is subject to weather, time and operational conditions. Places are limited to 40 campers on a first-come first-served basis, so early booking is encouraged. This activity will only be offered on board if there is still availability at the time of embarkation. If you are interested in our camping activity, please contact our expert team.
How will I stay warm?
Your expedition team will advise you on the appropriate clothing to wear ashore and will provide you with a mat and thermal sleeping bag for your night out on the ice.
Is it safe?
Yes, we’ve taken hundreds of adventurous souls out overnight and our expert expedition team know where to find the best spots for your camping experience.
Is there an age limit?
Campers must be 14 or over.
What should I bring?
Aurora Expeditions provides all the necessary equipment including a camping mat and thermal sleeping bag, so you only need to bring yourself. Please note: we don’t use tents for our camping experience. We believe that the experience is best enjoyed without blocking the amazing surrounds we’ve come to admire.
Will I get the chance to sleep under the stars?
Our camping trips take place in the middle of the Austral summer, and on the Antarctic Peninsula we’ll be experiencing almost 24 hours of daylight. This means that instead of a starry night, you’ll instead be treated to an extended sunset and sunrise as the sun briefly dips below the horizon, filling the sky with an endless palette of colours.
Will I sleep much?
Possibly not! Many passengers don’t camp out to sleep – they’re there to soak in the amazing surrounds, witness incredible vistas and enjoy the sounds of nearby penguin colonies and possibly even a calving glacier. We’ll do our best to make sure you get the chance for a cat nap the next day.