Take the ‘road less travelled’ on our breathtaking summer tour through some of Iceland’s most remote and visually stunning wilderness areas.
This fabulous new itinerary takes us from the madding crowd in the dramatic and less visited fjords of East Iceland closely followed by the best of Iceland’s ‘Blue Ice’ locations in Southeast Iceland. A truly unique trip with some of the best unspoiled midsummer landscapes that Iceland has to offer adventurous photographers. Join us on this ‘road less travelled‘…
Our popular all-inclusive ten-day Iceland’s Aurora, Wild Black Beaches and Blue Ice Tour covers some of the most striking landscapes. Snæfellsness peninsula in the west with its superb coastal scenery followed by the remarkable glaciated southeast. We photograph Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon, the wild black ice strewn beach of Breiðamerkursandur, blue ice caves and some of our own secret locations, this is a truly out there experience.
This fabulous new trip takes in some of Iceland’s most iconic locations in some beautifully contrasting areas which include the Southeast, the North and the remote Highlands. Summer in this northerly island is quite simply magical and it is light all day long giving us hours of ambient light with superb sunrises and sunsets, why not come and have an adventure…
A fabulous trip based on Iceland’s stunning Snæfellsnes Peninsula, West Iceland. The northern lights, Orca whales and Iceland’s remarkable west coast landscapes are our main focus…
Introducing an exciting new winter wonderland trip based far from the madding crowd in Iceland’s frozen North. Based right on the edge of Lake Mývatn we are perfectly placed for fabulous ice encrusted waterfalls, geothermal wonders, wacky volcanic landscapes and some first class aurora locations. It is hardly surprising that many locations around this area were used for filming scenes from Game of Thrones – come have an adventure!
Our brand new trip based in North Iceland concentrates on two world class bird photography locations, Lake Mývatn and Grímsey Island high in the Arctic Circle.