Are these tours suitable for beginner photographers?

The tours accommodate all skill levels, with expert guidance tailored to your experience to help you improve.

Is transportation included during the tours?

Yes, transport between key locations during the tours is included, but check specifics when booking.

Do I need to bring my own tripod or camera gear?

You must bring your own photographic equipment; the tours do not provide gear rentals.

What wildlife might I see during the tours?

Expect to see native birds like woodland robins and raptors, and possibly Tasmanian devils in select locations.

Are meals included in the package?

Breakfast is included, while other meals depend on the tour and accommodation arrangements.

What is the cancellation policy?

Cancellation terms vary; contact Luke O’Brien Photography directly for specific policies.

Private 3 Day Photography Tours with Luke O'Brien in Tasmania

Tasmania’s wild beauty takes center stage in Luke O’Brien Photography’s Private 3 Day Tours, giving passionate photographers intimate access to the island’s most striking landscapes and wildlife. Operating out of Mornington, these tours are designed for solo adventurers seeking custom itineraries that blend sunrise and sunset shoots with specialized locations rarely accessible to the average visitor.

Each private tour is tailored around Tasmania’s distinct regions, from the rugged coastlines of Bruny Island and the pristine sands of the Bay of Fires to the ancient rainforests of Cradle Mountain and the remote Tarkine wilderness. The island’s geological diversity—granite granite peaks, tessellated pavements, glassy bays—provides a dynamic canvas for capturing dramatic light and texture.

Bruny Island tours highlight private access to exclusive hides for woodland robins and raptors, alongside astro-photography sessions under some of Australia’s darkest skies. Meanwhile, Freycinet’s Wineglass Bay and Cape Tourville offer crystalline ocean vistas and pink granite cliffs that glow at dawn. For those drawn to Tasmania’s temperate rainforests, Cradle Mountain presents cascading waterfalls, rich mossy forests, and the chance to photograph elusive Tasmanian devils.

Luke O’Brien’s deep knowledge of the region’s seasons, wildlife behavior, and weather patterns elevates the experience beyond a typical photo workshop. Carefully selected accommodations—from remote cottages at Inala Bruny to luxury lodges in Freycinet—anchor these journeys in comfort without compromising immersion in nature.

This boutique operation stands out by marrying expert photographic guidance with authentic local immersion. Whether capturing a raptor mid-flight or the soft light across a rocky cove, guests leave with more than images—they take home an intimate connection to one of Australia’s most compelling outdoor destinations.