KANGAROO ISLAND AUSTRALIA
Photography workshop holiday with award-winning wildlife photographer Scott Portelli.
Support Australian tourism affected by the fires.
Over 1/3 of the island is protected in nature reserves
THE EXPERIENCE
Kangaroo Island is a nature lover's dream. With large, resident pods of bottlenose dolphins, it is the ideal location to immerse yourself with these playful mammals. You will be snorkelling on the surface with the dolphins, over beautiful expanses of seagrass and shallow sand coastline, as well as photographing dolphins topside from the boat.
There will be a full day land-based tour, where you have the chance to photograph koalas, birds, kangaroos, wallabies, echidnas, goannas and more.
CAPTURE YOUR OWN MOMENTS
No matter what level of photography or videography experience you have, Scott Portelli will be on hand daily to help you get the most out of your trip. There will be time each evening to review and edit your images to optimise your photography and improve your approach.
SCOTT PORTELLI AND YOUR SENSE OF ADVENTURE WILL BE YOUR GUIDES
AWARD WINNING SCOTT PORTELLI
Prestigious BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2016.
National winner of the Sony World Photography awards 2016.
Winner at Travel Photographer of the Year 2015.
Winner in the Animal Behaviour Category at the Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year ANZANG 2017 and again in 2019. +++
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LIVE GENEROUSLY
When you book through us, we make a sizeable donation to our charity circle.
Help the planet and its inhabitants.
CHARITY
CIRCLE
Without water, there is no life. Nearly 800 million people still do not have access to clean water.
Help us help Water Charity with their bold new initiative to ensure that every person in Liberia, Togo and the Gambia has access to clean water by the end of 2023.
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Protecting forests and planting trees with the help of music and arts.
Help us help Forests Without Frontiers to reach their goal of planting 1 million trees by 2024.