South America offers some of the most photogenic landscapes and people, and this world will be opened up by photography tour guide Bruce Percy.
Bruce is an internationally-travelled and published photographer who also contributes articles to the Outdoor Photography magazine.
He has visited and photographed Easter Island, Bolivia, Peru and Patagonia many times.
He has the knowledge to help you make the most of the photographic safari in these regions and come with great pictures having enjoy a great holiday with like-minded photographers.
We also feature a separate, non-Bruce led workshop in the Amazon rainforest of Peru and in Paine National Park, Chile.
Our photography tours are limited to eight people and open to anyone with a passion for photography.
They are designed to allow quality time at some fabulous locations, with accommodation, food and logistics all taken care of.
Bruce says: “You don’t have to be an experienced photographer to participate. The workshops are conducted in an informal, friendly group setting, and I’ll help you take great pictures of these amazing places.”
An unforgettable photography and trekking adventure through Chile and Bolivia’s breathtaking deserts, salt flats, and high-altitude wonders.
An unforgettable photography and trekking journey through Chile and Bolivia filled with breathtaking landscapes and magical moments.
From: $7495 per person
Duration
From: $1957 per person
Duration
From: $690 per person
Duration
Get prepared for your photographic holiday.
Below you’ll find a wide range of travel tips, advice and information that will help you get ready to explore South America.
If you can’t find what you’re looking for, get in touch and we’ll be happy to help.
Peru is the perfect holiday destination for adventure travellers that want an amazing variety of activity, geography and cultural travel experiences.
The breadth of travel experiences in Peru is breathtaking – from trekking in the Andes to Machu Picchu to the tropical jungle of the Amazon, and plenty in between.
The people of Peru make it a special destination too, with its colourful and traditional street life and friendly locals.
Chile is the land of contrasts, from verdant vineyards to driest desert, deep fjords and towering glaciated volcanoes.
A narrow but incredibly long, snake-like country, Chile’s unusual geography features more than 5,000km of South Pacific Ocean coast. The country is almost 4,400km long but barely more than 160km at its widest.
It is best divided into general regions, all of which offer spectacular landscapes and identities of their own.
This variety means Chile is the land where almost every activity is possible. Hiking, biking, rafting and kayaking.
Or climbing, cruising, fishing, horse riding, wine tasting.
Or simply eating great food, relaxing and exploring.
Land-locked Bolivia is a country of dramatic landscapes and fascinating native cultures and traditions.
The Altiplano or “High Plain”, averaging 3,800m, is its most populous region. The vast, luminous plateau is flanked to east and west by parallel Andean ranges.
La Paz, the world’s highest capital, lies in a deep canyon at the edge of the Altiplano, and at the foot of Illimani (6,400m). It is a striking city for its dramatic setting and its strong Indian character.
Lake Titicaca is the world’s highest navigable lake. It was sacred to the Incas; according to legend, their founding emperor-gods rose from these waters to give birth to their empire. Just south of the lake stands the sacred pre-Inca site of Tiahuanaco.
