Portugal
February 21 - 28, 2027
8 participants · 8 days · €1,250
Iceland feels like a glimpse into Earth’s earliest days. A place where volcanic eruptions, glaciers and powerful rivers continue to shape the landscape, reminding us that nature is never still. Vast lava fields slowly disappear beneath vibrant moss, glaciers carve their way towards the ocean, and mountains rise abruptly from endless black sand beaches.
No two days are ever the same. Light, weather and the raw forces of nature constantly reshape the island, revealing new colours, textures and moods. Rather than following a rigid itinerary, we’ll embrace these changing conditions and photograph Iceland at its most expressive.
That constant transformation is what makes Iceland such a rewarding place to photograph, and the reason I keep coming back.
This 8-day journey explores Iceland through changing light, remote landscapes and a flexible itinerary designed around photography rather than fixed schedules.
📅 Period: 21 - 28 February 2027 👥 Group size: 8 participants
⏱️: Duration: 8 days 🥾 Fitness Level: easy
📍Meeting Point: Lisbon Airport
Day 1–3
We will meet around 18:30 at Keflavík International Airport, where our journey begins. From there, we’ll head to our accommodation, which will be our base for the next three nights.
Over the following days, we’ll explore the colorful landscapes of Landmannalaugar and Kerlingarfjöll, along with some of the surrounding highlights. Expect volcanic craters, waterfalls, geothermal areas and dramatic highland scenery. We’ll also have the opportunity to relax in natural hot springs, so don’t forget your swimsuit.
Day 4–6
We continue our journey towards eastern Iceland, photographing some of the country’s most iconic landscapes. Our itinerary includes Svartifoss, Múlagljúfur Canyon, Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, Diamond Beach, the Ósland Nature Reserve, and the spectacular Vestrahorn mountain and Stokksnes peninsula.
Wildlife is also an important part of this section of the tour. Depending on the conditions, we may photograph seals, Arctic Terns, Little Skuas and a variety of other bird species.
Day 7
We head back towards the south coast, visiting some of Iceland’s most famous locations, including Dyrhólaey, Reynisfjara, Skógafoss and Seljalandsfoss. If the season and conditions allow, we’ll also photograph Atlantic Puffins and explore the vibrant lupin-covered landscapes that transform parts of the coastline into a sea of purple during early summer.
After checking into our accommodation, those who still have some energy can join an optional hike to a beautiful geothermal valley, where we can unwind in naturally warm rivers after a memorable week in the field.
Day 8
Our final morning begins at the Flói Nature Reserve, one last opportunity to enjoy Icelandic wildlife and landscapes before we drive back to Keflavík International Airport for departure.
Please note: This itinerary is intended as a general guide. Iceland’s weather is highly unpredictable, and we may adjust the daily schedule to make the most of the conditions while ensuring the best possible photographic opportunities.
✓ Included
Accommodation for 7 nights
Transportation throughout the tour
Fuel and parking fees
Airport transfers
Photography guidance in the field
Small group (maximum 8 participants)
✕ Not Included
Flights
Meals (approximately €150)
Travel insurance (mandatory)
Personal expenses
Weather
Iceland’s weather is highly unpredictable. Even in June, sunshine, wind and rain can all happen within the same day. Temperatures usually range between 6°C and 20°C, so layered clothing and waterproof equipment are essential.
Midnight Sun
During June-July, Iceland experiences the midnight sun. Sunset is around 23:20 and sunrise around 02:20, with daylight lasting throughout the night. This gives us exceptional flexibility to photograph during the quietest and most beautiful hours of the day.
Seasonal Highlights
Early summer is one of the best times to visit Iceland. Lupin fields are in full bloom, puffins are nesting along the coast, and wildlife activity is at its peak.
Optional Activities
Throughout the tour we’ll have the opportunity to visit natural geothermal pools. On our final evening, participants can optionally join a hike to Reykjadalur Hot Springs to relax after a week of photography.
Meals
All accommodations feature a fully equipped kitchen, and we’ll prepare most of our meals together. This gives us the flexibility to adapt our schedule to the ever-changing light and weather conditions, rather than fixed restaurant hours.
Throughout the trip, we’ll also enjoy one or two dinners together at a local restaurant, depending on our itinerary and photographic opportunities.
Tour Price
€1,970 per person
Deposit
A €500 deposit is required to secure your place on the tour and should be paid within one week of booking confirmation.
Final Payment
The remaining balance is due no later than March 2027.
Booking
Places are limited to 7 participants and are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
Once you submit the booking form, I’ll get in touch with all the details, including your booking confirmation and payment instructions.
The Experience
Rather than chasing locations, we follow light, weather and the rhythm of nature. That’s where the most meaningful photographs are made.
What You’ll Photograph