Iceland Photo Tours

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Tours on the island of ice and fire

Best Photo Tours in Iceland

Choose your Iceland photo tour and travel to the island of ice & fire with our guided workshops. Enjoy the island with the best specialists in trips & workhops in Iceland. Travel all around the Golden Ring or just visit the south of Iceland during the northern light season or summers. Select our extra services to visit the ice caves during winter, or prepare a private group in the data you are interested.

As you know, the popularity of Iceland is increasing every year, especially for photographers. Example of Highlights you will visit in Iceland:

  • SkĆ³gafoss, Seljalandsfoss or Aldeyjarfoss waterfalls.
  • JƶkulsĆ”rlĆ³n Glaciar Lagoon and Diamond beach
  • Kirkjufell mountain
  • Vik: Dyrholaey & Reynisfjara black sand beach
  • StuĆ°lagil Canyon
  • Golden Circle highlights
  • Snaefellsnes Peninsula
  • Stokksnes
  • Vestrahorn

All our packages start & finish at the airport in Reykjavik. Improve your photography skills while traveling to the most beautiful & popular destination for photographers. From the famous Kirkjufell mountain to Diamond beach passing through sand dunes, coast landscapes, glaciers, churches, volcanos, lava fieldsā€¦ An infinite variety of spots to enjoy during our expeditions.

Choose your favorite photo tour in Iceland. All trips include both Adobe Lightroom & Photoshop edition lessons. But also composition and landscape lessons on the field. With comfortable hotels & transport to make your Iceland Photo Tour a once-in-a-lifetime adventure.

Our Extensive Photography Tours around Iceland

NEW TOUR
Iceland-Highlands-photo-tour

Iceland Highlands 

From 5,490ā‚¬  
10 days  
Availability : From June 26th to July 5th, 2024  
Min Age : 18+  
Max People : 6  
 
Immerse yourself in mastering landscape, aerial (drone) and nature photography, capturing the breathtaking scenes of Iceland's volcanoes, waterfalls, valleys, and canyons.
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South Iceland Photography Tour

Iceland South Coast 

From 3,550ā‚¬  
9 Days  
Availability : Aug 31th to Sept. 8th, 2024  
Min Age : 18+  
Max People : 6  
 
SnƦfellsnes Peninsula & South coast with the highlights of the land of Ice & Fire. Snowy landscapes with experienced photographers.
(4 Reviews)
 
 
 
COMPLETE / NEW GROUP
Iceland Ring Road Photo Tour

Iceland Ring Road 

From 3,195ā‚¬  
10 Days  
Availability : Oct 27th - Nov 5th, 2024  
Min Age : 18+  
Max People : 6  
 
Ring Road in 10 days to capture Northern Lights in the best spots of the Island. A Workshop as any other agency offers.
(4 Reviews)
 
 
 

Iceland Photo Tours during all year

Do you doubt when to travel to Iceland? As specialists inĀ photography trips to Iceland, we can suggest the best season for your photo tour. Also, we have prepared different routes to discover the island of ice & fire. You can enjoy the beauty of Iceland during summer, autumn, or winter

Best season to visit

What do you want to see on your trip to Iceland? White nights or Northern Lights? Wildlife or snowy landscapes? Iceland can be enjoyed all year, but each season has different things to do during the day.

During the summer, you can enjoy beautiful nature and wildlife. Also, the midnight sun will bring you more hours to visit the island. you will get the perfect light during sunrises & sunsets to capture beautiful pictures with your camera. A perfect time for a photography tour.

During winter, the nights are shorter but it gives more chances to see Aurora Borealis. Also, most areas are covered in snow creating an amazing view of the island. From September to March, we have prepared different itineraries to enjoy the island. Join us during our Winter Photo Tour in November or March.

What is the cheapest time to go to Iceland?

The offseason of Iceland goes from September to May. It means that a trip to Iceland during the Northern Lights season is the cheapest time to travel in terms of flights, accommodations, etc… Probably the cheapest month is May, but during this month you not will be able to see the Aurora Borealis or visit an Ice Cave.

What is the best month to travel?

If you are looking for good weather, the best months are during summer, June through August for all-around outdoor activities. The day is especially long during the Midnight Sun, peaking June ā€“ July when it’s never completely dark. Anyway, Iceland is a country to enjoy all year.

Private custom tours to the Highlands

If you are interested to visit the Highlands, write to us for more info. We are preparing a new camping adventure in the center of Iceland. Wild landscapes & real photographic expedition to the hidden locations of the island.

But you can choose any of our photo tours in Iceland and modify any day activity, or simply follow our itineraries. Also, we can upgrade hotels & transports, add days or include extra activities like ice caves or whale watching

What extensions do you offer?

  • Vatnajƶkull Glacier Ice Cave with a local professional guide
    Golden Circle: Geysir and Thingvellir National Park

OUR ICELAND PHOTOGRAPHER GUIDES

Dani Fernandez Photographer Guide

Dani Fernandez

Photographer

Born in Barcelona but with northern blood, he began to become interested in photography in 2019 as a result of his admiration for nature. It would end up becoming his great passion, which would lead him to discover the most beautiful places on the planet.

Mountain areas are his specialty, with the Pyrenees and the Alps being his two favorite places. There, he combines his passion for climbing and mountaineering with photography. He was a participant in our first tours, and now he is guiding groups as a specialist after a few trips.

Hugo Valle Photographer Guide

Hugo Valle

Photographer

Hugo Valle is an Asturian landscape photographer living in the Aragonese Pyrenees who began his career in the world of photography in 2011, with the help of a modest bridge camera. From 2012 to the present, he has tried tirelessly to combine his dedication to photography with his passion for traveling. Which has allowed him to know and capture the most beautiful landscapes around the world; discovering in the cold and snowy areas, the mountains and the Asturian coast their favorite settings.


Jabi Sanz Photographer Guide

Jabi Sanz

Co Founder - Photographer

I have been fascinated by the possibilities of photography since my trip to Iceland in Aug 2017. I grew up in Pamplona, a small city in the North of Spain. My parents always used to take me to explore nature, not far from my city. We have the incredible Pyrenees just an hour fromĀ home. But I never had a camera or a passion for photography till that trip to Iceland, where I bought my current camera. That country blew my mind and now I canā€™t live without photography. I think photography makes me connect to nature different from what I have ever experienced before. Nature is my inspiration, with all the beauty, variety of colors, sounds and compositions. Nature has made me travel and get to know places that I didnā€™t think before I would go.


eduardo fuster photographer guide

Eduardo Fuster

CEO-Owner / Photographer

Spanish photographer & teacher, diplomate in Art & specialized in Video & Photography. His photos were published in magazines such as National Geographic, Vogue, El Pais, Washington Post … Also worked in Real Estate photography for large luxury companies in the USA. He has also been working for the last 20 years in video design, collaborating on ads campaigns for Nike, Carrefour, Nivea, Hiberdrola, Tourism of Spain… His photographs were recognized in different international conquests. As an example the 1st place in Sunrises & Sunsets 35 awards 2019. Also get honorable mentions in the fine art photography awards 2018,2017,2016, Monochrome visions, 35 Awards 2018 & 2017 as an example.Ā 


Information before travel to Iceland

How to Get There

You can fly to Iceland with Icelandair and WOW Air, which are the two Iceland-based carriers. These companies offer direct and affordable flights for around $90 one-way tickets from the US and UK. Recently, the prices have dropped to as little as $65. If you live in the United States, there are flights from San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Washington, D.C., Miami, New York, and Boston. And if you are from Great Britain you can fly to Iceland from London Heathrow, Birmingham, Manchester and Glasgow.

Icelandair offers the best compliments for your flight. The ticket includes water, soft drinks, tea, coffee and also in-flight entertainment, and a free checked bag. On your arrival at Keflavik airport, our guides will be waiting for you, so you not will need to worry about more transportation.

How many days do you need to travel?

You can see the main spots in around 7-8 Days. But for photographers, spend 9-10 days is better as it will allow you to capture the perfect spots at the best time. If you visit Iceland for fewer days, you not will be able to explore the main attractions that Iceland has to offer.

Which currency is used?

In Iceland, the currency is the Iceland Krona.Ā Once there you can pay also all with a credit card. Although you can’t pay in euros, you can convert once there to Iceland Krona in the same airport. We suggest changing around 100-200 euros or dollars the first day and use your travel debit card there.

Is safe to drive?

We can read on the internet that drivingĀ in IcelandĀ is not safe. But the reality is thatĀ Iceland has a very good road, especially the Ring Road. Just to arrive at a few locations, you can find dirt roads, and of course, to arrive at interior locations you can need a special vehicle. Anyway, for most of the famous locations, you can arrive easily in a normal car. During winter, and when conditions are not favorable, drive-in Iceland can be not safe. This way we recommend you travel with an expert guide during this season.

Do I need a Visa to visit?

No, you can enter just with your passport if you have American citizenship. Also, Iceland is inside the Schengen area, which means that you just need your national id, but we suggest also bringing your passport.

How to visit a doctor? Are vaccinations necessary?

If you are a European citizen we suggest getting the European Health Insurance Card. ItĀ“s free and you ask for it on the internet. No vaccinations of any kind are required to enter Iceland.

Do we visit Reykjavik?

Our Iceland photography workshops are focus on landscape photography. We spend the last day usually in Reykjavik before finish the tour. But we do not make a classical tourist tour around the capital. Even if half of the population lives here, Reykjavik is not a big city.

If you are interested to photograph with more time, you can ask us for an extension of the photo workshop. During the extension, we will drive also around the Golden Ring.

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FAQ

Is an Iceland Photography Tour worth it?

If you are still wondering if Iceland is worth visiting, our answer is absolute YES. Iceland is an incredible country in the world. Unique locations every single step and spot you see made the island a paradise for all nature lovers and especially photographers. We are sure, that you will love it and you will want to come back soon.

Is Iceland very expensive?

Yes, Iceland can be expensive for meals and tours. But there are ways to save! Look into cooking some meals, exploring the stunning free natural wonders, and finding budget-friendly accommodation options.

What is the best season to photograph Iceland?

The best season for Iceland photography depends on what you want to capture! Summer offers warm weather, wildflowers, and the midnight sun for endless shooting. Winter brings dramatic landscapes, the Northern Lights, and unique ice cave formations. Shoulder seasons (spring and fall) offer colorful foliage and good chances of aurora sightings, but can be unpredictable weather-wise.

What is the most photographed place in Iceland?

Iceland’s most photographed spot is likely Kirkjufell mountain, also known as “Church Mountain.” This dramatic peak sits on the SnƦfellsnes Peninsula and is known for its unique cone shape and beautiful surroundings.

Are you allowed to take pictures in the Blue Lagoon?

Yes, you can capture photos in the Blue Lagoon itself! They encourage photos for personal use. Just be sure to leave electronics out of the locker rooms and take care of your camera, as they aren’t responsible for water damage.

How do you photograph Iceland’s waterfalls?

Iceland’s waterfalls demand slow shutter speeds for that silky water effect. Use a tripod and set your camera to a slow shutter speed (below 1/2 second) and a small aperture for sharpness. Pack rain gear and explore different angles – behind the falls for a unique view!

Book now your favourite tour

NEW TOUR
Iceland-Highlands-photo-tour

Iceland Highlands 

From 5,490ā‚¬  
South Iceland Photography Tour

Iceland South Coast 

From 3,550ā‚¬  
COMPLETE / NEW GROUP
Iceland Ring Road Photo Tour

Iceland Ring Road 

From 3,195ā‚¬  
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    Robert Amend

    Solo Traveller

    I recently did a photo tour in Iceland with Eduardo, the owner of Photo World Tours. The trip was amazing. Yes, Eduardo is a world class photographer, but to be honest there are a lot of great photographers out there. It takes more than just photographic expertise to lead a tour ā€“ particularly in the conditions of Iceland ā€“ and Eduardo has all of the talents, insight, and knowledge to do that, and on top of it all, heā€™s just a good guy who is really funny as well (a trait that was appreciated on some of the long drives between locations).

    I was very impressed with Eduardoā€™s knowledge of the shooting locations, but also the small logistical details that surround the actual photographyā€¦ such as when the last restaurant closed in a small town in a distant location (you donā€™t want to come back from a sunset shoot and find out you canā€™t eat until the next morning!). He also led the group with a firm but kind hand.. something thatā€™s important when youā€™re working with six strangers with very different personalities.

    And of course, his photographic expertise is beyond compare. His knowledge of composition and creating art is as amazing as is his technical abilities in both shooting and editing. He was very good about walking us thru the best way to shoot something, the right lens to capture it, and gave us detailed instructions with the things that were new to us like capturing the aurora.

    All in all, I canā€™t say enough good things about Eduardo and Photo World Tours. He exceeded my expectations and I highly recommend him for a tour of anywhere, anytime.

    30th September 2023

    Sergio Umbria

    Solo Traveller

    Unforgettable trip to Iceland, with the company of a group that, although international, ended up being a great group, it took me with a great experience and new friends. We went with Eduardo Fuster as a guide and in addition to telling us the best places and tips for photography, we also had our talks about topics unrelated to photography, wanting to repeat

    27th September 2023

    David

    Solo Traveller

    An incredible experience. Thank you very much Eduardo for making everything so easy.

    23rd September 2023

    Eyberth

    Solo Traveller

    Excellent trip, very nice people and excellent guides. Travel itineraries suitable for anyone with super interesting sites. Magnificent!!

    15th December 2022

    Fran

    Solo Traveller

    A few weeks ago I took a trip to Iceland with this company and it was really fabulous. They gave us support and all the information we needed prior to the trip and during the trip the person in charge guided us, accompanied us, advised and taught us in any aspect related to the trip and photography. It has been a fantastic journey. I would repeat with Hugo and Edu. All the best

    14th December 2022
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