THE ULTIMATE NEW ZEALAND - 2026
9-dAY LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP
( limited to 8 places )
Embark on the adventure of a lifetime with our 9-day Ultimate New Zealand Photography Tour on the South Island.
Revel in our luxury mini-coach transport, designed for comfort. Your journey will be cradled by the luxury of top-tier accommodations, where each night promises rest in elegance and meals that are a culinary journey themselves, prepared with the freshest local ingredients. Guided by two highly experienced expert photographers, you'll capture the essence of New Zealand's spellbinding landscapes, from the majesty of Mount Cook to the ethereal beauty of Milford Sound, Tasman Lake, Lake Matheson, stunning waterfalls, Nugget Point Lighthouse, and the Moeraki Boulders to name a few.
The highlight? An exclusive sunrise aerial flight, offering you the first light over the dramatic Southern Alps, a photographer's dream. This tour is your canvas, with New Zealand's ultimate landscape photography locations as your palette, ensuring every photo captured adds a masterpiece to your collection.
Your Guides -
Brett Wood, Lisa Milne.
“The Difference” -
The difference lies in experience, expert knowledge, honesty, ethics, professionalism, attention to detail and proficient planning.
investment -
2026’ 9-day Workshop - $11’500.00 aud p/p
This Workshop Includes -
8 nights of quality accommodation (Includes single supplement, your own room).
Modern comfortable mini coach Transport.
Guiding, photography tuition, and mentoring from two professional mentors.
All breakfast and dinner main meals and snacks.
Starting and finishing in Queenstown.
Your own copy of my Photoshop editing instructional video, valued at $75.00.
(NZ Department of Conservation concession approved. Permits to access National Parks).
Please note - A moderate fitness level is required (a 2.6km return hike may be on the itinerary) and the tour is suited to photography skill levels from intermediate to advanced.
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