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Photo Tours Africa
Wildlife photography tours to Africa's most photogenic wilderness
Hide photography in Shompole Wilderness
Guides: Brutus Östling, Michael Ahlén
Zimanga August 2027
If you're going to travel as far as South Africa, it's a waste to skimp on days. That's why we offer a longer trip than others do.
+1Guides: Brutus Östling, Agneta Östling, Catharina Ahlén
Mana Pools
Mana Pools in Zimbabwe is one of the few areas where you can photograph on foot among elephants, lions, hyenas, leopards, African wild dogs, hippos, baboons and large buffalos.
Guides: Brutus Östling, Catharina Ahlén
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Guide: Brutus ÖstlingOpen for interest registration
south-luangwa
Preliminary period
Oct 2028
Indicative price
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Photo focus
Safari
Priority when booking opens
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Guide: Brutus Östling
Open for interest registration
wildlife-filming-safaris
Preliminary period
Aug 2028
Indicative price
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Photo focus
Expedition
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lower-zambezi
Preliminary period
Sep–Oct 2027
Indicative price
approx. 62,000–66,000 EUR
Photo focus
Expedition
Priority when booking opens
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Open for interest registration
masai-mara
Preliminary period
Dates not confirmed
Indicative price
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Photo focus
Safari
Exclusive. Limited spots.
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You get advance information first.
Wildlife Photography in Africa
Africa offers the wildlife photographer an unforgettable experience with its rich animal life and dramatic landscapes. From the Big Five on open savannas to leopards at dusk — few places on earth can match Africa's opportunities for wildlife photography.
Our photo tours to Africa are designed by experienced wildlife photographers and take you to hand-picked destinations like Zimanga in South Africa and Mana Pools in Zimbabwe. You photograph from purpose-built hides, on walking safaris, and from vehicles adapted for photography — always in small groups with personal guidance.
The dry season concentrates wildlife around waterholes and rivers, providing outstanding conditions for portraits, action sequences, and atmospheric landscape images in golden light.