Luxury Atelier by Presstour designs luxury photography journeys with professional photographers on hand: photographic safari in Kenya or Tanzania with roofless-modified vehicles, landscapes in Iceland or Patagonia with golden-hour schedules, wildlife in Antarctica or Spitsbergen, portraiture in Mongolia or India, gorillas in Rwanda with tripods in the forest.
A professional nature photographer accompanies you (published in National Geographic, BBC, GEO), specialised vehicles with bean bags and adapted windows, schedules designed for golden light, access to communities with a cultural guide. We lend professional gear (Canon R5 bodies, 600mm lenses, tripods). Evening editing workshop. Indicative price from €11,000 per person.
What's included
A way to stop time
- Workshops with professional photographers (National Geographic, Magnum) in small groups
- Early access to icons: Machu Picchu before dawn, Petra at sunset, Angkor before the public
- Private vehicles with fully flexible schedules for the "golden hour"
- Balloon, helicopter or light-aircraft flights for impossible aerial frames
- Technical gear support: lens rental, sherpas to carry the kit
Recommended destinations
The best destinations for this experience
Kenya and Zanzibar
The eternal heartbeat of the savannah and the whisper of the Indian Ocean
Tanzania
The great call of Africa and the calmest Indian Ocean
South Africa, Botswana and Zimbabwe
Between oceans, savannas and natural wonders
Alaska
Glaciers, bears and the last wild frontier
Argentina and Chile
From the end of the world to eternal glaciers
Uganda and Seychelles
Gorillas, the Nile and the most exclusive Indian Ocean
Frequently asked questions
What people ask us
Do I need professional gear?
We lend it to you: Canon R5/R6 bodies, 100-500mm or 600mm f4 lenses, gimbal, professional tripod. If you bring your own kit, we look after it and have backup on hand.
Will the photographer help me improve?
Yes, that is central to the trip. Daily workshops on composition, exposure and Lightroom/Capture One editing. Tailored to your level.
What about my partner, who is not a photographer?
No problem. We design itineraries where whoever is not photographing has alternative activities (spa, reading, massage, other excursions) during the shooting hours.
Can photographers bring a drone?
Yes, but bear in mind: many countries require prior permits (Kenya, India, Bhutan) or ban them outright (Rwanda, Botswana in the parks). We handle it in advance.