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Venture to the edges of the map to photograph iconic wildlife and cinematic landscapes – moments that few will ever witness, let alone capture.

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  • A snow leopard walking across flat, snowy ground scattered with large brown rocks and sparse winter brush.

    Winter Snow Leopard and Pallas’s Cat – 2027

    £6,699 per person

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  • A polar bear stands in a barren, winter landscape, shown from the side as it looks toward the right. Its thick, cream-colored fur is highly detailed, contrasting with its dark eye and black nose.

    Churchill – 2027/28

    £5,699 per person

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  • A puffin stands on a rock in a silhouette profile against a blurred backdrop of a shimmering orange and yellow sunset over water.

    Grimsey – 2027/28

    £4,250 per person

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  • A tight close-up of a leopard's face, focusing on its intense green-gold eyes and the distinctive black spots of its fur.

    Sri Lankan Leopard – 2027

    £3,899 per person (reduced to £3,499 per person if it is a couple booking)

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  • A Kea sits on an orange, lichen-covered rock in front of a dense forest and snow-capped mountain.

    The Ultimate New Zealand Wildlife Tour – 2027

    £7,999 per person (£7,499 early bird rate for the first 4 bookings)

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  • An adult Corsac fox standing in a grassy field while two playful cubs interact with it enthusiastically, with one cub jumping up towards the adult's face.

    Corsac Fox Cubs and Pallas’s Cat Kittens – 2027

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  • A white morph Arctic fox cub, captured in its brownish-grey summer coat, sitting alertly among green grass and low-lying Arctic vegetation.

    Arctic Fox Cubs – 2027

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  • A fluffy white Arctic fox, with warm brown eyes, looks to the right. The background is a soft, blurry grey.

    Arctic Fox – 2027

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  • A large mother polar bear stands next to her small, fluffy cub in a stark, snowy environment with hints of ice formations in the background.

    Baffin Island – 2027/28

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Our expeditions are carefully timed to coincide with the most spectacular seasonal events and peak wildlife activity.

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  • “The scenery, wildlife and company were all exceptional and without doubt has been one of the highlights of my photography journey. It was a tour I will never forget and would thoroughly recommend.”
    Miles
    Mongolia Tour

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See what our clients are saying

  • “Overall, an excellent holiday which we shared with an amazing group of fellow photographers – well organised and very enjoyable. We have returned home with a wealth of photographs and many happy memories.”
    Peter Wyles
  • “I came back home with lots of incredible shots, lots of great memories and new friends. I would definitely recommend everyone to join Wild Lens Nature Tours for any of their very well tailored trips for nature photographers.”
    Mohammad Murad
  • “You truly are in the hands of a professional world class team who take zero short cuts and always look after the group. I would not trust anyone else with my safety and security on an epic adventure expedition like this.”
    Brian Brooking
  • “It was a truly special experience. We saw Arctic foxes regularly, and importantly there is no baiting, so we observed and photographed natural behaviours which made the experience far more authentic and rewarding.”
    F Stevens

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