
moderate
6 days with daily excursions
Participants should be comfortable walking for several hours over varied terrain, including some uneven coastal trails.
Discover Newfoundland like never before on this immersive 6-day private photography tour. From colorful Jelly Bean Row in St. John’s to iceberg-studded coasts and puffin colonies, capture the island’s unique landscapes and wildlife with expert guidance.
Ages 16+ or accompanied by an adult • Accommodation Included
Embark on a breathtaking 6-day photo tour of Newfoundland, capturing stunning icebergs, whales, and vibrant landscapes. Guided by an award-winning photographer, explore historic St. John's, picturesque fishing villages, and the dramatic northeast coast. Experience unique locations like Cape Spear and Trinity, ensuring unforgettable memories and incredible photographs.
Embark on a breathtaking 6-day photo tour of Newfoundland, capturing stunning icebergs, whales, and vibrant landscapes. Guided by an award-winning photographer, explore historic St. John's, picturesque fishing villages, and the dramatic northeast coast. Experience unique locations like Cape Spear and Trinity, ensuring unforgettable memories and incredible photographs.
Newfoundland’s weather can be unpredictable; bring layers to stay comfortable throughout the day.
Cold and long shooting sessions can drain batteries faster—always carry spares.
The best light for photography is often at sunrise—be ready to start your day early.
Some photo spots require uneven terrain navigation—good footwear is key for safety.
St. John’s is North America’s oldest city, founded in the 16th century, with rich maritime heritage visible in its architecture and fishing communities.
This tour emphasizes responsible wildlife viewing and Leave No Trace principles to protect Newfoundland’s fragile coastal ecosystems.
Capture high-resolution images of wildlife, landscapes, and vibrant village scenes.
summer specific
Essential for low-light, long exposure shots like sunrise and night photography.
Stay dry and comfortable in Newfoundland’s unpredictable coastal weather.
spring specific
Great for spotting distant wildlife such as whales and seabirds before photographing them.
summer specific