LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY
IN NORWAY

Join a wonderful hiking & landscape photography workshop in the nature of North Norway! 

We visited Lyngen on our personal holiday and fell in love at first sight! Big forests, blue lakes, high mountains, sea shore - all the magnificent and interesting arctic landscapes in one place. People on the farm were so warm and nice that we just cannot be coming back to this place in Svensby at the Lyngen Alps.

Strong nature, good food, beautiful landscapes, professional hiking and photography guide, and friendly people in the Norwegian countryside. What else do you need during your active photographing week? Here is it, the perfect place to enjoy your holiday with your friends and camera! Northern Norway offers a dramatic nature with a lot of tracks for hiking and Lyngenfjord is no exception

LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY IN NORWAY

FACTS AND ITINERARY

You travel with a hiking and photography guide to different destinations by car. The guide is a professional nature photographer and knows the best spots for beautiful shooting in the area.

To get to different destinations, we must walk along paths and hike on the tops of the fells and hills and to the rivers and lakes. Daily distances are about 1-8 km. You also have to carry your photography equipment, daily drinks, and other equipment in your rucksack.

We accommodate on the Norwegian farm in twin rooms. Your guide takes care of meals, so you only have enough drinks and snacks in your backpack for the day trips. Sometimes we may take a soup lunch with us in the soup thermos. ​

We discuss and learn, for example about the northern species, light, photographers' position, equipment, composition, and technical issues. One of the most valuable processes during this week is learning new skills from the other participants.

One interesting part of the schedule is the showtime for you at the end of the week. In this part, you can introduce your best shots of the workshop with a projector on the big screen and tell your stories from your perspective.

  • Place: Lyngen, Svensby, Norway

  • Date: 20.–27.6., 26.9.-3.10.2026, 20.-27.6., 4.-11.7.2027

  • Availability: 1.6.–15.10. Ask for availability for your group and book now!

  • Duration: 8 days, 7 nights

  • Number of participants: Min 5, max 8 persons

  • Accommodation: At the farm on the fjord shore, in cozy lodges/apartments. Twin rooms with all the necessary kitchen and other equipment.

  • Price: 4290 €/person

  • Price includes: Return transport from Troms Airport to Lyngen, activities due to the program, guidance, meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner), accommodation in twin rooms

  • The price doesn’t include flights.

  • Equipment: Participants have their own camera equipment, tripod, laptop, memory stick, good hiking boots, waterproof clothing, warm underwear, etc., according to the weather. Please ask for the whole list of equipment after booking.

  • Equipment included in the price: Walking sticks and all special equipment if needed in the activities.

  • By additional cost: Photographing equipment, binoculars. Clothing set: Water/windproof jacket, trousers, mittens, headwear, boots 90 €/set/person/week.

  • Supplements: Return transport from Oulu, Finland

  • Payment: Invoice, cash, credit card

  • Tour level: Easy. Participants are required to have a basic fitness level. Previous experience in outdoor activities is desirable. The maximum walking distance is around 1-10 km in varied terrain in mountain conditions. Altitudes during the treks are between 100 to 500m. Every participant has to be able to carry their own drinks, snacks, and around 5 kg of personal equipment in partly challenging terrain.

  • Languages: Finnish, English

  • Insurance: We require participants to have their own insurance for outdoor activities.

  • Tour operator: Our tours are organized responsibly by Matexpro Oy, registered with the Finnish Competition and Consumer Authority (KKV) under registration number 322/21/Mj.

Photographer in Lyngen, Nordic Wildscape

ITINERARY

We reserve all the rights to change the activities' order or the program's content due to the weather or other conditions.