Cultural Photography Tours & Trips in Australia/Oceania

At Nyanda Waterhole Reserve in Brisbane, you'll participate in a Welcome to Country ceremony with the local Aboriginal community and sample bush tucker during cultural demonstrations. Snorkel at the Outer Great Barrier Reef near Cairns and see the colorful coral formations of one of the Seven Natural Wonders that's visible from space. Visit the UNESCO-listed Sydney Opera House for iconic photo opportunities and meet koalas up close at Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary.

Photograph the shifting hues of Uluru at sunset while capturing Australia's most iconic monolith rising 348 metres above the desert floor. Frame ancient rock art at Ubirr galleries against wide floodplain views that appeared in Crocodile Dundee, then photograph magnetic termite mounds and cascading waterfalls at Litchfield National Park. Capture the striking flat-topped silhouette of Attila (Mt. Conner) and the 440-million-year-old sandstone domes of Kings Canyon during your small group trip.

The UNESCO World Heritage-listed Murujuga National Park's ancient petroglyphs in Dampier and the world's best-known stromatolite colony at Hamelin Pool are key stops on this itinerary. Cruise through Shark Bay's calm waters searching for dugongs and dolphins, then photograph the Pinnacles Desert's limestone formations in Nambung National Park. The Carnarvon Space and Technology Museum highlights the town's role in the Apollo 11 moon landing.

Document New Zealand's varied landscapes from Cape Reinga lighthouse at the North Island's tip to Mount Cook's 3,724-meter peak in the Southern Alps. Photograph Hobbiton Movie Set's 44 hobbit holes in Waikato, capture the 220,000-liter-per-second Huka Falls near Lake Taupo, and frame Milford Sound's Mitre Peak rising 1,692 meters from sea level. Small group size of maximum 36 guests provides close-up access to wildlife encounters including kiwi chicks at Rotorua's National Kiwi Hatchery and yellow-eyed penguins in Dunedin.