National Geographic Expedition Cruise Antarctica, South Georgia, The Falklands (Islas Malvinas)
Set out on a voyage to the remote lands made famous by Ernest Shackleton. Traveling aboard the National Geographic Explorer, spend six days discovering the icy wonders of the Antarctic Peninsula. Stroll through lively crowds of king penguins in stunning South Georgia, and hike the rocky shores of the Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas) to see nesting albatross. Experience boundless wildlife and captivating beauty as you venture into some of the planet’s most unspoiled landscapes.
National Geographic Expedition Cruise: Epic Antarctica Voyage
Board the Polar Class 5 National Geographic Endurance and venture to the bottom of the planet, where endless white mountains roll to the horizon and massive glaciers churn icebergs into the sea. Encounter a flurry of rare wildlife—including huge colonies of king penguins and seals—in the rugged subantarctic islands an cruise past the formidable Ross Ice Shelf. Following the rhythms of nature, explore dramatic places rarely visited as we glide past the iridescent tabular icebergs of the Antarctic Peninsula, set foot on the frozen icecap of West Antarctica, and discover pristine bays by kayak and Zodiac.
SIENA PHOTOGRAPHY TALKS 2023
Some of the most prominent National Geographic photographers will present their retrospectives and their most recent reportages.
KATHY MORAN, National Geographic magazine’s former Deputy Director of Photography, will introduce five outstanding photographers who have contributed to the prestigious magazine: Bill Allard; Brian Skerry; Jasper Doest; Babak Tafreshi; Gabriele Galimberti.
A Voice for Nature (National Geographic Live)
A VOICE FOR NATURE
Dutch photographer Jasper Doest explores the beautiful and fragile relationship between humankind, wildlife, and our shared planet. From a rehabilitated flamingo in Curaçao to the Japanese “snow monkeys” that soak in local hot springs, Doest aims to give a voice to our world’s wildlife.
A Voice for Nature (National Geographic Live)
A VOICE FOR NATURE
Dutch photographer Jasper Doest explores the beautiful and fragile relationship between humankind, wildlife, and our shared planet. From a rehabilitated flamingo in Curaçao to the Japanese “snow monkeys” that soak in local hot springs, Doest aims to give a voice to our world’s wildlife.
A Voice for Nature (National Geographic Live)
A VOICE FOR NATURE
Dutch photographer Jasper Doest explores the beautiful and fragile relationship between humankind, wildlife, and our shared planet. From a rehabilitated flamingo in Curaçao to the Japanese “snow monkeys” that soak in local hot springs, Doest aims to give a voice to our world’s wildlife.
A Voice for Nature (National Geographic Live)
A VOICE FOR NATURE
Dutch photographer Jasper Doest explores the beautiful and fragile relationship between humankind, wildlife, and our shared planet. From a rehabilitated flamingo in Curaçao to the Japanese “snow monkeys” that soak in local hot springs, Doest aims to give a voice to our world’s wildlife.
A Voice for Nature (National Geographic Live)
A VOICE FOR NATURE
Dutch photographer Jasper Doest explores the beautiful and fragile relationship between humankind, wildlife, and our shared planet. From a rehabilitated flamingo in Curaçao to the Japanese “snow monkeys” that soak in local hot springs, Doest aims to give a voice to our world’s wildlife.
A Voice for Nature (National Geographic Live)
A VOICE FOR NATURE
Dutch photographer Jasper Doest explores the beautiful and fragile relationship between humankind, wildlife, and our shared planet. From a rehabilitated flamingo in Curaçao to the Japanese “snow monkeys” that soak in local hot springs, Doest aims to give a voice to our world’s wildlife.