January 21st - 26th, 2009
Meet Daniel and Tanya Cox
2009 Winter in Yellowstone Photography Tour II Travel Plans
Travel Insurance
Travel/emergency medical evacuation insurance is not required for this photo tour, but we always recommend purchasing it for any trip. Emergency medical evacuation insurance is affordable and can be purchased for each trip or an entire year, and can even be bundled with your regular travel insurance! We recommend one or more of the following, depending on your needs:
Global Rescue
(use code natexp)Allianz Global Assistance
(use Travel Agent ACCAM F203564)Terms & Conditions
Natural Exposures cannot control nor is responsible for abnormal weather, natural disasters, or any other disaster that might affect the trip. Travel insurance should be purchased to cover any missed flights or medical problems that may affect/delay your travel. National Parks have the right to change our itinerary.
By booking a trip with Natural Exposures, you agree to the following CANCELLATION AND LIABILITY POLICY
Accommodations for 2009 Winter in Yellowstone Photography Tour II
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Testimonials from Natural Exposures' Explorers
"Yellowstone is truly an amazing place anytime of the year, but to be there in winter provides a special glimpse into its many dimensions. With Dan’s eye, and the Bigfoot snow coach for a touch of warmth and comfort, we had a great adventure into winter wonderland. The animals were close and really quite cooperative, and we had many places, including Old Faithful and Norris Geyser Basin, all to ourselves. Dan really does make a mean cup of hot chocolate, and Tanya’s lunches were exceptional. We traded lots of information, and best of all, we had fun!"
Holly Brown, Montana
"From the welcoming handmade chocolate to the last good-bye hug, the Costa Rica trip was amazing. All the senses were aroused. The smell of the Rain Forest, the wonderful taste of the Costa Rican food, the touch of a spider monkeys' fur, the cacophony of birds sounds waking us each morning and constant greens, reds, oranges of the landscape, birds and reptiles to enjoy and photograph. Once again, Tanya's attention to every detail and Dan's gentle nudging to move my photographic skills ever better than the last trip, thank you is not a big enough word."
Till next time,Linda Henry, Oregon
"Still in the afterglow of spending so much time so close to Coastal Brown Bears! Thanks SO MUCH for an amazing Alaska Brown Bear experience. One of the best vacations we've had complete with great photographs (and salmon in our freezer!). Special shout out to Tanya for ensuring we made our flight despite weather problems! You two are really great!!"
Ian Enright, Alberta
"It's one of the best trips we've taken with superb guides! "Even though I'm a point and shoot photographer, I felt very much a part of the program. Dan was there to answer questions....but most of all, I was most impressed with the guides, making sure each one of us had a chance to get 'that shot' of an animal!
"The individual attention was phenomenal; the tour guides took care of every detail; one would not have to carry a camera to see and enjoy all the wonderful animals of Africa. It was a trip of a lifetime and I would go back again!!"Pat Alley, Arizona
"Dear Dan and Tanya: Thank you for a diverse and interesting trip. I loved the morning mountain sunrise shoots, particularly enjoyed the guanacos and penguins and wished I had a longer lens to capture their faces. The glaciers were amazing and thank you, Dan, for not scolding me when I was the last one to return to the bus. It was a wonderful trip, interesting people in the group and enjoyable conversations and new friends. Hope to join you in the future for another wildlife expedition!"
Meggi Raeder, California
