Upcoming workshops
A week or more in the field with a small group of photographers, staying close to the locations.
Ice Cave & Northern Lights Photography Adventure
March 7-14, 2027
Up to 6 photographers, 2 guides
ISK 1,003,000 per personEight days in March 2027 on the South Coast and Snæfellsnes, with a private ice cave visit in Vatnajökull and evenings out for the northern lights.
Highlands & Puffins Photography Workshop
July 2-10, 2027
Up to 6 photographers, 2 guides
ISK 1,191,500 per personNine days in July 2027 from the Landmannalaugar highlands to the puffin cliffs of the Westman Islands.
Three ways to photograph Iceland with us
Workshops
A week or more with a small group, with time to work on your photography in the field.
Most popular day tours
Private, for your own group of up to eight people.
GLACIER LAGOON PHOTOGRAPHY TOUR
Up to 8 people
ISK 330,000 per groupIcebergs on Jökulsárlón and Diamond Beach, on a long day out to Vatnajökull and back.
NORTHERN LIGHTS PHOTOGRAPHY TOUR
Up to 8 people
ISK 195,000 per groupFour hours chasing the aurora near Reykjavík, with help on every camera setting.
RIVERS OF THE SOUTH DRONE TOUR
Up to 8 people
ISK 250,000 per groupBraided glacial rivers from the air, with help finding legal take-off spots.
SOUTH COAST PHOTOGRAPHY TOUR
Up to 8 people
ISK 250,000 per groupThe waterfalls and black sand beaches of the South Coast, from Seljalandsfoss to Reynisfjara.
Your guide: Ao Thor
Ao grew up in Iceland and spent many years scouting locations around the country for film and commercial productions. That left him with a map in his head of places most visitors, and many Icelanders, never get to see.
His photographs have appeared in advertising campaigns and magazines. On a tour he knows where to go when the weather turns or the crowds arrive.
What to photograph when
Every season in Iceland looks different. Here is what each one brings.
Winter
November to March
Ice caves, the northern lights and soft low light all day.
Spring
April and May
Snow still on the mountains and the evenings getting longer.
Summer
June to August
The midnight sun, puffins on the cliffs, and the highland roads open from July.
Autumn
September and October
Autumn colour on the moss and birch, and the first dark nights for the aurora.
Not sure where to start?
Tell us when you’re in Iceland and what you’d like to photograph, and we’ll suggest where to go.