• Non-refundable deposit 1150 CHF

• 4 nights accommodation in double room occupancy (+80 CHF extra for single room occupancy)

• Breakfasts

• Snacks & drinks

• Pickup at Geneva airport and transport during the tour duration

• English, Dutch & French speaking guiding + camera setting and photo composition advice on each location

• 2 to 4 arranged photo sessions a day

• Full rights to commercial use of photos so you can go home with a full portfolio

• 1 touristy activity

Those flying to Geneva Airport will drive together with Martine to the meeting point where we will meet with the Swiss Participants for a first lunch together. The occasion for us to meet each other and brief you for this first day.

Please plan your arrival to Geneva at the latest at 10am on Thursday, 1st of February.
Our tour will finish with a feedback lunch on February 5th. Please book your departure from Geneva after 6pm.
Your pick-up and drop-off from Geneva ariport will be arranged. 

This tour is dedicated to people who already have a basic skill in photographing, autonomous in setting their camera in auto or semi-auto mode. Whether you are a hobbyist or a skilled photographer, you are more than welcome to join us on this one of a kind adventure that offers unique and challenging possibilities for amateurs and professionals.

Some photo locations might require some hiking into the view point (max 20 minutes). This tour requires a basic level of fitness or at least a determination to arrive at your pace.

Maximum number of participants: 8

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We take a great care for comfort during our photo sessions and work in small groups is our priority. This exclusive trip in small group allows only a very limited number of photographers to capture one in a kind frames. 

• Costs of arrival to/from Geneva (CH)

• Lunch, Dinner and extra meals

• Photography gear

• Cancellation & travel insurance

• Other fees for additional attractions that may appear in our spare time

• Personal expenses

• Your camera equipment

• Camera with several batteries and flash cards

• Portrait lens with min. 100 mm (e.g. 70- 200 mm)

• A wide angle can be a plus (e.g. 24 mm or 35 mm)

• For wildlife and free horses a 100-400 mm or 300 mm can be interesting

• You should be experienced to handle the camera in manual mode

• A laptop to copy your photos and start to edit them

Shooting sessions will take place whatever the weather conditions and hopefully will take place in the snow.

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• You should bring clothing and footwear according to the weather and landscape conditions.

• Wear warm and comfortable boots you can hike with (e.g. Baffin) 

• Pack sun protection and rain protection for you and your camera.

• Fitting gear and track, depending on the tour topic.

• A backpack which fits your camera, lenses AND hiking gear

• Bring a snack box and refillable water bottle