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When the good place, good light and good eye find each other - the photo is born.
     - Mike Reyfman

   Antarctica Under Red Sails•  Fly in & Out Yachting Photography Expedition.
January – February, 2026
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Start: January/February 2026, TBD* | Punta Arenas, Chile

End: January/February 2026, TBD* | Punta Arenas, Chile

Group: Maximum 15 guests

Price: From $15900 $14900 (Before August 27, 2025) Round-trip flights from Punta Arenas to Antarctica are included

Photography Leaders:
Mike Reyfman, Dmitry Arkhipov

Experienced Captain, Professional Crew, and Expert Cook



*DATES: We are currently working on confirming dates with the ship and airline. Please subscribe to our mailing list and stay tuned for updates.


Antarctica Fly in & Out Photography Sailing Expedition

«On the edge of our planet lies, like a sleeping princess, the earth clad in blue. Sinister and beautiful, she lies in her frosty slumber, in the folds of a mantle of snow, glowing with amethysts and emeralds of ice. She sleeps in the play of the icy halos of the Moon and the Sun, and her horizons are painted in pink, blue, gold, and green tones of pastel ... Such is Antarctica - a continent almost equal in area to South America, whose internal regions are actually less known to us than the illuminated side of the Moon».

These beautiful words written by US naval officer and polar explorer Richard Evelyn Byrd Jr. in 1947 remain correct today.

From a visual point of view, little has changed here over the past 80 years, but the logistics have changed a lot. Since the early 2000s, many travel companies have been organizing trips to Antarctica. The most popular type of Antarctic tourism today is an expeditionary sea cruise. There is at least one drawback to this kind of Antarctic tourism for the photographer - the huge number of people on board and as a result - on shore. Modern technologies, navigation, and communication systems are allowing traveling to Antarctica in smaller vessels and we are happy to offer you a such unique opportunity.

If you’re looking to experience one of the most untouched regions of the world in an intimate, unhurried way away from the crowds — we are pleased to offer this private-charter photographic expedition aboard the Schooner Elsi to you!

Exploring Antarctica on a schooner gives us an opportunity to choose the best spots and conditions for photography. Each day will be different! We can photograph icebergs and wildlife from the schooner and zodiacs, land at penguin colonies, and explore historic scientific bases and whaling sites. The flexibility allows us to take full advantage of whatever Antarctica offers, from enjoying incredible southern sunset on the shore to following a pod of bubble-feeding whales with Elsi. We can stop, enjoy and photograph every time we want. The crew and itinerary flexibility mean that when there is an opportunity – we go for it. We’ll also be able to push back the meal time if something interesting is going on onshore or in the water.

EXPEDITION FEATURES: RED SAILS & DRONES
We will have the unique opportunity to capture breathtaking photographs of a beautifully positioned schooner, framed by the awe-inspiring scenery of towering icebergs and majestic glaciers. This experience will enable us to fully use the photographic potential of the dramatic surroundings, providing ample opportunities to compose and capture the perfect shot of the iconic Antarctic landscape.

Additionally, in some locations, we will have the opportunity to fly drones. No drones will be flown near wildlife, but just imagine how incredible the icebergs will look from the air, with their bright blue underwater parts visible and the beautiful red-sailed ship positioned in front of them! Flying a drone from a floating platform is not easy, but don’t worry if you have no experience flying from a "carrier." Our Chief Flight Instructor, Dmitry Arkhipov, successfully brings back "runaway" drones for our clients.

EXPEDITION LOGISTICS: INCLUDED FLIGHTS OVER DRAKE PASSAGE
On this trip, we are not spending time crossing the Drake Passage. Instead, a round-trip flight to King George Island, which typically costs between $6,000 and $8,000, is included.
By flying over the Drake Passage, we maximize our time in Antarctica. This means ten full days immersed in the icy landscape, surrounded by icebergs, whales, and penguins. Even if there are a few snowy days, with ten days, you have a higher chance of witnessing spectacular high-latitude sunsets. This extended period spent entirely around the Antarctic Peninsula allows us to experience the true Antarctica, notice subtle changes, and observe the unique details of each penguin colony.

EXPEDITION FOCUS: BEST EXPERIENCE POSSIBLE PHOTOGRAPHING ANTARCTIC WILDLIFE AND LANDSCAPES
This expedition is dedicated to the specific needs and interests of photographers and is crafted to get the best experience possible photographing Antarctic wildlife and Landscapes. Vast Adélie, Chinstrap, and Gentoo penguin colonies will be at the top of our priority list. Other photogenic wildlife we expect to meet includes several species of seals such as Weddell, Crabeater, Fur, Elephant, and Leopard seals. There are also many interesting birds around including Giant Southern Petrels, South Polar Skuas, Antarctic Terns, Blue-eyed Shags, and others. Several species of whales frequent cold Antarctic waters and with some luck, we can witness the unique bubble-net feeding performance. Antarctica is one of the hot spots for photographing wildlife in a great landscape. The breathtaking snow-covered landscape combined with the abundance of wildlife will be among our main subjects.

EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS:

  • Vast Adelie, Chinstrap, and Gentoo penguin colonies. Giant petrels and albatroses. Seals and whales. Powerful glaciers, dramatic mountains, and giant icebergs.
  • Towering peaks and glaciers, majestic straits, prolific wildlife, abstract icebergs, and amazing light.
  • A very small group of just fefteen guests, on a comfortable vessel that can get into locations that bigger ships can’t reach.
  • Beautiful extended hours of twilight for photography.
  • Incredible freedom to experience Antarctica in an intimate way as the vessel’s size means we can maneuver into small coves and passages.
  • The crew and itinerary flexibility mean that when there is an opportunity – we go for it.
  • Luxury to spend as much time on land as you want, not rushed by any rigid schedules.
  • Hand-on instructions and guidance by award-winning photographers and polar addicts Mike Reyfman and Dmitry Arkhipov.
  • Leading a small group, guides will be able to work with each client individually to make sure everyone brings home an exceptional Antarctic portfolio!
  • Guides will be happy to do a personal image critique upon request.

To get an idea of the sort of wildlife and landscape photographs you can take on this expedition please look through the Gallery. You can play the full-screen slideshow even on your phone (just flip it horizontally).

Expedition Itinerary

Day 1

  • We recommend arriving in Punta Arenas, a day before our charter flight to King George Island. This will give you time to rest after your long journey and adjust to the new time zone.
  • In the evening, we will meet for dinner to get to know each other. During the dinner guides will outline the exciting plans for our Antarctic expedition.
  • Following the dinner, we will spend the night at our hotel, resting up for the adventures that lie ahead. A hotel stay is included.

Day 2

  • Today we fly to Antarctica! The flight time is approximately 2 hours.
  • Please be aware that the departure time for Antarctica can fluctuate due to various factors such as weather and runway conditions. You will be provided with the exact time on the day of departure.
  • Our expedition begins on King George Island, where we will see our first penguins, photograph the southernmost church on Earth, and board our beautiful Schooner Elsi, to start our Antarctic journey.

Days 3-11

  • Unlike regular Antarctic cruises, our time is not spent crossing the Drake Passage. Instead, we will spend our days exploring the South Shetland Islands and the Antarctic Peninsula. The itinerary provided below is a guideline. We are not splitting it by particular dates as the order and timing of our stops are subject to change based on weather conditions.
  • At the South Shetland Islands, we plan to visit Half Moon Island and Yankee Harbour (Greenwich Island). We will spend a night within the unique setting of a flooded caldera on Deception Island, an active volcano. The island's horseshoe shape provides an exceptional natural harbor, offering shelter against extreme weather conditions.
  • After crossing the Bransfield Strait to the Antarctic Peninsula, we will look for whales and seals, visit penguin colonies, observe nesting sites of blue-eyed shags, and take zodiac rides to photograph icebergs and the beautiful red sails of our mother ship.
  • We will cruise around Trinity Island’s bays, filled with icebergs, and go under the cliff arches by dinghy. The surrounding waters are rich feeding grounds for various species of whales, while the shores and cliffs provide sanctuary for numerous seabirds, including petrels and penguins. The icebergs, with their myriad shapes and sizes, create a dynamic and ever-changing seascape, making for an unforgettable experience. This exploration allows us to witness the raw power of nature and the serene beauty of one of the planet's most remote locations.
  • We'll moor for the night to a sunken ship at a place called Enterprise. During the day, we'll be looking for whales here. If we are lucky, we’ll be able to witness one of the most stunning wildlife activities—bubble net feeding, where whales blow bubbles to encircle their food, then several whales surface at once to gulp up the krill caught in their bubble trap. It's an unbelievable, breathtaking show!
  • We plan to visit Orne Harbor, home to a Gentoo penguin colony and blue-eyed shags. We will hike up the hill to watch whales and seals from above and to see the panorama of the nearby islands and the bay with icebergs.
  • We will stop at Cuverville Island—a cliffy island with a bay filled with icebergs. A playful colony of Gentoo penguins lives here, and in the coastal waters, you can easily spot seals enjoying themselves on the ice floes.
  • At Neko Harbor, we will observe a gigantic glacier with ice chunks calving off and falling into the water, making a roaring sound and huge waves.
  • Sailing through the Lemaire Channel, which separates Booth Island from the Antarctic Peninsula, is one of the most memorable moments of the Antarctic expedition. The narrowest part of the channel is only 300 meters wide, with sheer cliffs up to 400 meters high rising on both sides of the vessel.
  • Pleneau Bay, just south of the Lemaire Channel, separates Hovgaard Island from the Antarctic Peninsula. Best known as the "Iceberg Graveyard," it is where large tabular icebergs and older, rolled icebergs are stacked aground. Many of these icebergs have originated from as far south as the Ross Ice Shelf.
  • Time and weather permitting, we will spend an evening in the proximity of Booth Island to witness one of the best sunset views in Antarctica.
  • On our way back, we'll visit one of the most sought-after destinations in Antarctica—Port Lockroy. The bay was discovered in 1904, used by whaling vessels between 1911 and 1931, became a military base during World War II, and then a scientific research station until 1962. In the 1990s, as Antarctic tourism grew, the former base was rebuilt. Now Port Lockroy is Antarctica’s most-visited tourist spot. With penguins, ice caps, snowy mountain ranges, a cool museum, a gift shop, and even a charming little post office, this place is full of fun surprises! Make sure you have the addresses of friends you want to send postcards to, take your passport to get it stamped, and have some cash to buy souvenirs.
  • During our trip, we will find a perfect place for daredevils to take a polar plunge in crystal-clear water.
  • One day before our return flight, we'll cross the Bransfield Strait from the Antarctic Peninsula back to the South Shetland Islands and explore some new places. Weather and time permitting, we will visit Livingston Island. Its coastlines are characterized by ice cliffs, coves, and rocky beaches, and most of its interior is covered in an ice cap interrupted by plateaus, ice domes, valley glaciers, and ash layers from nearby Deception Island’s active volcano. Antarctic terns, southern elephant seals, fur seals, and Gentoo penguins can be spotted here.

Day 12

  • After disembarking at King George Island, we will board our flight to Punta Arenas.
  • Once back in Punta Arenas, reflect on the amazing journey of discovery we have just completed and say goodbye to fellow travelers.
  • We recommend planning your return flights home no earlier than the evening of next day due to unpredictable weather at King George Island.

Suggested Expedition Route

We built this itinerary trying to make our expedition the most effective. We have favorite places on the Shetland Islands and Antarctic Peninsula, and always try to visit them. Nevertheless, the route depends not only on our desires but also on the current weather and ice situation. We will take advantage of weather and light to maximize our photographic opportunities at all times.

Your photography leaders have ultimate knowledge of the best landing spots, animal and bird behavior, and shooting in different, at times challenging Antarctic weather conditions. We will be permanently working with the captain to optimize our route and grab the best opportunities Antarctica will offer.

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Expedition Schooner Elsi

Steel sailing vessel for expeditions to the remote parts of the world

The two-masted schooner Elsi was built in 1986 by the German shipyard Blumenthaler Werft as a training expedition ship. In 2013, an extensive reconstruction and equipment of the sailboat was carried out for operation in the high latitudes of the Arctic and Antarctic. Subsequently, the schooner was used in medical humanitarian expeditions to remote corners of the world.

On board is a professional crew of five with extensive experience in sailing icy waters: Captain, First Mate, two sailors, and talented cook.

  • Hull material: Steel
  • Length: 37,7 meters (121.4 feet)
  • Width: 7,1 meters (23.3 feet)
  • Fuel supply: 1000 liters
  • The design of the yacht has a spacious pilothouse to shelter the crew on the upper deck in bad weather.
  • Engin power: 245 hp

The yacht is ready for expeditions in sub-polar regions under any weather conditions.


For a comfortable stay of guests and crew on board, there are:

  • Six client cabins
  • Captain, crew, and guide cabins
  • Three heads (bathrooms) and showers
  • Fully equipped kitchen with refrigeration units
  • A hot water supply and heating system for all spaces
  • A 3 kW inverter
  • Two diesel generators at 220 V
  • Washing and drying machine
  • Satellite communication
  • Starlink broadband internet
  • Navigation and safety equipment
  • Two Zodiacs for shore landings


Schooner Elsi Deck Plan

Elsi Deck Plan



Cabins & Prices

TRIPLE CABINS 1, 2 & 3 | $15900 $14,900 (before August 27, 2024)
Two lower and two upper berths. Shared Bathroom.
This cabin can accommodate four people, but we have limited occupancy to three guests for added comfort.

EXTRA CONFORT TWIN/DOUBLE CABINS 4, 5 & 6 | $16900 $15,900 (before August 27, 2024)
One lower (twin) and one upper (single) berths. Shared Bathroom.


Prices quoted per person in US$, are based on twin and triple share. If you wish to have your own private cabin, you can book a twin cabin as a single. The single occupancy supplement is 100% of the twin share price. No single accommodation available in the triple cabin.


Is this trip for you?

Participating in this voyage does not require a high level of physical fitness but the length, commitment, and remoteness of this expedition require participants to be in overall good physical and mental health.

We will be on one of the biggest and most comfortable sailing boats operating in the Antarctic, with private double and triple cabins, a water maker, 3 bathrooms with hot showers, and a 24/7 running heater keeping the inside dry, warm, and cozy. Anyway, sailing on an Expedition Schooner means that the cabins and common places are rather small and all the crew and passengers share pretty much everything. It can be considered an Adventure in its true meaning!

Registering for this trip please be sure that you can:

  • Stay without medical assistance for the duration of the trip;
  • Share small spaces with others, while demonstrating a strong team spirit, and a good sense of humor;
  • Be sufficiently stable on your feet that you can, for example, stand on a bus/train with little to minimum holding in normal conditions.
  • Get in and out of a Zodiac (rubber motor-boat) on a beach with a little swell;
  • Walk a mile on an uneven surface with a little elevation gain without getting exhausted;
  • Climb a 6ft vertical ladder;

This voyage is tailored for amateur as well as professional photographers, but you don’t need to be a photographer to join us on this expedition.

Seasickness

  • Even if you are prone to seasickness, there is a good chance that you won't need your medication, as seas are generally calm around the Antarctic Peninsula with many sheltered places to explore.
  • Crossing the Bransfield Strait from the South Shetland Islands to the Antarctic Peninsula can be a bit bumpy at times, but it only takes several hours and is nothing compared to crossing the Drake Passage. Also, after a couple of days, you will most likely gain your “sea legs.”
  • Everyone is different, but we recommend bringing seasickness pills/patches with you (we will recommend proven brands and combinations).

Payment Terms

  • A deposit of $5,000 USD is reqired at the time of booking.
  • The balance is due October 26, 2024 (a 120 days before the start of the expedition).

Payments are non-refundable. Please visit the "Terms & Conditions" page for our full Refunds and Cancellations Policy.

What is Included

INCLUDED IN THE PRICE

  • Accommdation in Punta Arenas on day 1;
  • Transfer from hotel to airport;
  • Yacht charter for 10 days;
  • Leadership and in-field instruction by an experienced Photography Guides;
  • Portfolio reviews during the expedition;
  • Services of a professional crew;
  • All meals on board;
  • Soft drinks;
  • Vine for dinner;
  • Fuel according to the route;
  • Port dues and all necessary taxes;
  • Life jackets (PSP), automatic type, with a harness;
  • Accommodation in a comfortable heated cabin;
  • Bed linen and towels;

NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE

  • Flights to/from home to Punta Arenas;
  • Meals in Punta Arenas before and after the trip;
  • Alcoholic beverages;
  • Insurance (mandatory): medical, evacuation, travel;
  • Passport/visa fees (if required);
  • Starlink broadband internet;
  • Phone calls via Iridium satellite service;

If you are excited by the idea of photographing the dramatic landscape and wildlife of Antarctica with a very small group of just fefteen photographers - now is the time to book your spot! Please fill out the registration form and we will send you payment instructions if the desired spot is available. Places are limited and once they are spoken for that's it!



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