Rugged island in the sub-Antarctic known for an abundance of wildlife and natural beauty.

The Falkland Islands are a remote but spectacular wildlife destination, home to penguins, sea lions, and albatross, where you can get "the" shots without a telephoto lens.

Zambia is Africa's best-kept secret that delivers extraordinary safari and wildlife photography opportunities.

Zimbabwe is a new emerging wildlife photography hotspot offering fantastic diverse safaris.

Raw and remote, that's Chilean Patagonia, the breathtaking destination for serious photographers.

Famous for its Great migrations and scenes of predators atop the rocky hills that are like cut out of the Lion King movie, Tanzania is an icon among African safaris.

From big cats in open savannahs to penguins on the coast, South Africa offers more than one kind of wild. It is a rare mix of ecosystems and experiences without sacrificing comfort or accessibility.

Rwanda, a small nation with much to offer, is a country of rolling hills, rich biodiversity and a society shaped by resilience and renewal.

From whales in dramatic fjords to polar bears on drifting ice, Norway offers wild encounters in one of the world’s most extreme landscapes that few places can match.

A land of stark contrasts, Namibia is a destination for travellers drawn to vast spaces, dramatic scenery and raw natural beauty.

Kenya is a safari classic full of surprises. From the migration drama of the Mara to the quiet beauty of the Kilimanajro towering over big tuskers in Amboseli, Kenya's wildlife encounters stick with you long after the shutter clicks.

Visiting Brazil's wilderness is like visiting nature's version of Carnival: it's bold, bursting with colour and movement.

From the floodplains of the Okavango to the predator-rich Savuti and the elephant corridors of Chobe, Botswana offers some of Africa’s most authentic safaris and plentiful opportunities for wildlife photography.