Imagine travelling to one of the most remote places on Earth in search of one of its rarest predators.
On this extraordinary Arctic expedition, we journey to Ellesmere Island, a frozen wilderness larger than the United Kingdom. Across this vast landscape, only about 200 Arctic wolves are believed to roam free.
For ten days, we will explore the High Arctic alongside experienced Inuit guides, searching for the legendary Eureka Pack while photographing wildlife and landscapes in one of the last great wildernesses on Earth.
Activities:
• Arctic wolf tracking and photography
• Wildlife photography instruction with Amos Nachoum
• Snowmobile excursions with Inuit guides
• Photographing musk oxen, Arctic foxes, and Arctic landscapes
• Wildlife observation
• Polar landscape photography
March 17th-29th 2027
Day 1: Arrive in Resolute, Nunavut
Day 2: Private charter flight to Eureka
Days 2–12: Arctic wolf expedition in the High Arctic
Day 13: Charter flight from Eureka to Resolute
Day 14: Departure from Resolute
• Temperatures ranging from approximately -25°F to -45°F (-32°C to -43°C)
• Remote Arctic environment
• Daily wildlife searches by snowmobile
• Extended time outdoors in extreme cold
• Private charter flights between Resolute and Eureka
• Accommodation in Resolute before and after the expedition
• Accommodation in Eureka expedition camp
• Services of experienced Inuit guides
• Photography instruction and field guidance from Amos Nachoum
• Wildlife tracking and daily field excursions
Single occupancy is not available as space is limited.
Amos Nachoum is a distinguished figure in wildlife and underwater photography, seamlessly combining exploration and artistry for over 45 years. His dedication to capturing the essence of marine life has garnered him prestigious accolades, including twice winning the BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year in animal behavior and the Siena Photo Competition in ‘Animals in Their Environment’ category.
Amos’s photographic excellence has earned him the title of Nature Photographer of the Year 2021 by Wilderness Photography. His impact on the artistic and conservation communities has been recognized with the NOGI Award in Art, solidifying his status as a leader in his field. His works have graced prominent publications like National Geographic, Time, and The New York Times, showcasing his ability to tell compelling visual stories.
In 2019, his documentary “Picture of His Life” unveiled his relentless pursuit of excellence and his commitment to marine conservation. As the founder of Big Animals Expeditions, he leads private expeditions, ensuring safe and intimate wildlife encounters during peak seasons. These expeditions, whether on land or in the ocean, reflect his immaculate safety record and deep respect for the natural world.
By choosing to embark on an expedition with Amos, adventurers open themselves up to a transformative experience. They learn from a maestro whose life’s work resonates with the pulse of the oceans and the dance of wildlife across diverse habitats. Whether a seasoned photographer or a nature enthusiast, participants in Amos’s expeditions gain unparalleled insight and a unique opportunity to connect with the wild.
Additionally, his work in marine conservation and education has not gone unnoticed. Amos has been named Seakeepers’ Man of the Year, acknowledging his unwavering commitment to the ocean and its inhabitants. Through his expeditions, workshops, and storytelling, he continues to inspire, educate, and ignite a passion for conservation in hearts worldwide.
Guests stay in heated expedition capsules while in Eureka. Overnight accommodation in Resolute is included before departure to Eureka and upon return from the expedition.
Single occupancy is not available. Guests share accommodation due to limited capacity.
This expedition takes you to Ellesmere Island in the Canadian High Arctic, home to the legendary Eureka Pack and one of the best places on Earth to search for Arctic wolves. Accompanied by experienced Inuit guides and led by award-winning wildlife photographer Amos Nachoum, you’ll spend ten days immersed in a landscape of snow-covered valleys, frozen fjords, and endless Arctic horizons.
Each day brings the possibility of encountering Arctic wolves in their natural environment while also photographing musk oxen, Arctic foxes, and dramatic polar landscapes. The High Arctic’s low-angle sunlight creates exceptional photographic conditions, bathing the landscape in soft golden light and offering clean, uncluttered compositions rarely found elsewhere.
With only four photographers on the expedition, guests receive personalized guidance in the field while exploring one of the most remote wildlife destinations on Earth. Whether your goal is to create powerful wildlife images or simply experience a wilderness few people will ever visit, this expedition offers an extraordinary opportunity to spend time in the world of the Arctic wolf.
You can reserve now by either paying a 33% deposit through our online reservation system or by mailing a check.
If you’d prefer to mail a check to our office or arrange for a wire transfer, please get in touch with us via the Contact BigAnimals form below.
All trip costs are subject to change without prior notice until your reservation is confirmed. In order to join an expedition, you are required to carry trip, health, and dive (if applicable) insurance. This information as well as your passport photo will be requested after you place your deposit.
Full payment is due no later than 90 days before departure. We reserve the right to sell any space that is not paid in full by 60 days before departure.
You will receive a confirmation email when your application is received. When your deposit is complete, you will receive trip confirmation. Complete trip details will be sent upon final payment.
View the Expedition Page for Total Trip Price and Cancellation Policies| arctic wolf 2027 | March 17th-29th 2027 |
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