Though their remoteness can make these destinations more challenging to reach, the journey is that much more gratifying in the chance to see things found nowhere else on Earth. Isolated research stations, Iceland’s folkloric culture, geological landmarks like waterfalls, volcanoes, geysers, and glaciers, and pelagic bird colonies of tremendous proportions can all be discovered on a Holbrook polar expedition.
The Holbrook Explorer
Photo of the Month: July 2026
A special sighting of a range-restricted monkey which I personally really wanted to see, the Geoffroy’s tamarin, that seemed to have a lot to say, in the Darién of Panama that the group enjoyed watchi
Back from the Field: Experiencing the Magic of the Monarch Butterfly Migration
Guest post by Andrea HolbrookI am somewhat shy about admitting that I had never been to see the monarch butterfly overwintering phenomenon myself.
Photo of the Month: June 2026
This past summer, I led a group of students from the Pedro Menendez High School Academy of Future Healthcare Professionals on a medical outreach adventure to Costa Rica. I was looking for a way to exp