NZ North and South Photography Tour - 12 Days
Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park, Aoraki Mt Cook, Mackenzie
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You will start this spectacular tour by joining Glen Howey and Rob Brown for a 4-day Landscape Masterclass, based in the majestic Aoraki/Mt Cook National Park, Our Landscape Masterclass Workshop is designed as an ideal programme to expand your skills as a landscape photographer. You will learn to shoot a diverse range of subject matters including, mountains, glaciers, macro and nature photography. The workshop also includes a ski-plane flight over Mt Cook to do some aerial photography.
After flying (included) to Auckland you will join Richard Young and Shaun Barnett for seven days to photograph the best of Northland’s scenery. The Far North offers ideal locations for long exposure photography, wild coastlines, waterfalls, and classic jetty shots. Historically, Northland was the main hub for activity in New Zealand—and to date, it retains numerous remarkable landmarks: Russell, the former capital; the Treaty of Waitangi grounds, the home of modern New Zealand; giant sand dunes created by volcanoes; the meeting place of the Pacific Ocean and the Tasman Sea; stunning bays; waterfalls; Kauri forest—Northland has it all! The never-ending summers of Northland make it a beautiful place to relax. As it is a deceptively-large region, we have set aside plenty of time to explore and capture some of the lushest environment in the country.
HIGHLIGHTS
Aoraki Mackenzie International Dark Sky Reserve.
Ski plane flight over Mt Cook with Tasman Glacier landing
Mackenzie Country.
Cape Egmont
Cape Reinga & Te Paki sand dunes
The Northlands’ white silica sand beaches
Chartered boat around the Bay of Islands
Stay at Carrington Estate & Duke Of Marlborough Hotel
QUEENSTOWN- AUCKLAND
Queenstown
Mt Cook National Park
Twizel
Hokianga
Te Paki Sand Dunes
Cape Reinga
Karikari Peninsula
Bay of Islands
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