Brand: Remote Expeditions
SKU: 273221
Price: 3995 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (24 reviews)

Why Brazil for a photography Tour ?

A Paradise of Contrast and Light

Brazil offers an incredibly diverse palette for photographers, combining dramatic natural landscapes with some of the world’s richest wildlife habitats. From the golden hour reflecting off iconic granite peaks to the dense, life-filled wetlands of the Pantanal, this tour is designed specifically to put you in the right place at the absolute best time for light and composition.

Key Photographic Highlights

Unrivaled Wildlife: Capture apex predators like the jaguar, vibrant macaws, and giant river otters in the open wetlands of the Pantanal, where visibility is unmatched.
Dramatic Landscapes: Frame the thundering power of Iguazu Falls from exclusive vantage points and capture the unique geography of Brazil’s coastal ranges.
Rich Cultural Textures: Document the vibrant street life, colonial architecture, and candid human moments in historic coastal communities.

Is This Tour Right for Your Style?

To help you decide if this creative journey matches your expectations, consider these key factors before booking:

Gear Recommendations: While any camera is welcome, a telephoto lens (at least 300mm to 400mm equivalent) is highly recommended for wildlife. A sturdy, lightweight tripod and weather-sealing gear are essential for landscape and waterfall shoots.
The Daily Rhythm: Great photography requires commitment to the light. We prioritize early morning departures for sunrise and late afternoon sessions for the golden hour, meaning midday is typically reserved for resting, traveling, or group image-review sessions.
Physical Demands: You do not need to be an extreme athlete, but you should be comfortable carrying your own gear on light-to-moderate walks, navigating uneven terrain, and spending several hours on small, open-top motorized boats for river safaris.
Climate Conditions: We shoot in tropical environments. Expect high humidity and warm temperatures, which require careful gear maintenance and personal comfort management (hydration, sun protection, and insect repellent).

Why visit Brazil ?

A Land of Unmatched Diversity

Brazil is a continent-sized destination that offers an incredible mix of vibrant urban culture, pristine coastlines, and unrivaled natural wonders. From the iconic rhythm of Rio de Janeiro to the breathtaking power of Iguazu Falls, this tour is designed to showcase the country’s most iconic highlights without the logistical stress of planning it yourself.

Why Choose a Guided Tour for Brazil?

Navigating Brazil’s vast geography, language barriers, and internal flight connections can be overwhelming for independent travelers. Booking this tour means your logistics, internal transport, and local expert guides are fully managed. You get to focus entirely on the experience while we handle the complex coordination behind the scenes.

What to Expect Before You Book

Pace and Travel: To cover Brazil’s highlights, this 15-day itinerary includes internal flights. Expect a dynamic pace with a mix of bustling city tours and immersive nature excursions.
Physical Activity: You should be comfortable with moderate walking, sometimes on uneven cobblestones or humid forest trails.
Best Time to Visit: Brazil is a year-round destination, but weather varies greatly by region. This tour is timed to offer the best balance of pleasant coastal weather and optimal wildlife viewing.

From 3.995 USD 5 Days / 4 Nights Walking Grade: Easy

Itinerary At a Glance

Day 1

São Luís - Barreirinhas

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Day 2

Lençóis Maranhenses National Park - Barreirinhas

Sunrise aerial photography flight over Lençóis Maranhenses National Park, Sunset Photography at Lagoa Bonita

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Day 3

Lençóis Maranhenses National Park - Barreirinhas

2nd Flight over Lencois, Sunset Photo Activity in Lagoa Azul

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Day 4

Barreirinhas - São Luís

One more carnival in Sao Luis

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Day 5

São Luís - Sao Luis Airport - Rio de Janeiro

Free Morning / Photo review or last photo session

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Trip Details

Country

Brazil

Group Size

8 Travelers Max

Seasonality

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Schedule

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Detailed Itinerary

DAY 1

São Luís - Barreirinhas

Overnight Altitude: 3m (10 ft)

Gateway to the Dunes
Hotel Check-In

Upon arrival, check in and get settled in your rooms. Take a short break to relax before we move on to the next activity.
Dinner
Porto Preguiça Resort

Resort | $$$$ | Altitude: 3m (10 ft)

A serene escape in Barreirinhas, Porto Preguiça Resort offers stunning riverfront views, easy access to Lençóis Maranhenses National Park, and luxurious amenities amidst Brazil’s natural beauty. Perfect for relaxation and adventure.

DAY 2

Lençóis Maranhenses National Park - Barreirinhas

Visiting: Lagoa Bonita

Overnight Altitude: 3m (10 ft)

Sunrise aerial photography flight over Lençóis Maranhenses National Park
Lunch
Sunset Photography at Lagoa Bonita
Dinner
Porto Preguiça Resort

Resort | $$$$ | Altitude: 3m (10 ft)

A serene escape in Barreirinhas, Porto Preguiça Resort offers stunning riverfront views, easy access to Lençóis Maranhenses National Park, and luxurious amenities amidst Brazil’s natural beauty. Perfect for relaxation and adventure.

DAY 3

Lençóis Maranhenses National Park - Barreirinhas

Visiting: Lagoa Azul

Overnight Altitude: 3m (10 ft)

2nd Flight over Lencois
Sunset Photo Activity in Lagoa Azul
Porto Preguiça Resort

Resort | $$$$ | Altitude: 3m (10 ft)

A serene escape in Barreirinhas, Porto Preguiça Resort offers stunning riverfront views, easy access to Lençóis Maranhenses National Park, and luxurious amenities amidst Brazil’s natural beauty. Perfect for relaxation and adventure.

DAY 4

Barreirinhas - São Luís

Overnight Altitude: 13m (43 ft)

Gateway to the Dunes
Dinner
One more carnival in Sao Luis
Hotel Luzeiros

Upscale Hotel | $$$ | Altitude: 13m (43 ft)

This elegant beachfront hotel in São Luís combines modern luxury with stunning ocean views. It offers a perfect base for travelers exploring the historic charm and vibrant cultural heritage of Maranhão.

DAY 5

São Luís - Sao Luis Airport - Rio de Janeiro

Free Morning / Photo review or last photo session

Depending on your preferences, you can enjoy a quiet morning and breakfast at the hotel, free time for souvenirs or a photo review, a photoshop session and advice with Tristan.
Hotel Check Out

Take a little time to relax and gather your things as we get ready to check out.
Taking Flight from São Luís

Duration: 30min
Distance: 12 km (7.5 mi)
Jetting to the Marvelous City

Duration: 50h
Distance: 2962 km (1840.5 mi)

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Hotels

Barreirinhas · 3 nights

Porto Preguiça Resort

Resort | $$$$ | Altitude: 3m (10 ft)

Nestled along the pristine shores of Barreirinhas, Porto Preguiça Resort offers a breathtaking escape into Brazil’s natural beauty, where golden dunes meet the tranquil Preguiças River. Guests are treated to luxurious bungalow-style accommodations, a stunning infinity pool overlooking the water, and direct access to the region’s iconic sandscapes. The resort boasts a gourmet restaurant serving local flavors, a rejuvenating spa, and guided excursions to the nearby Lençóis Maranhenses National Park, ensuring an unforgettable blend of relaxation and adventure. With its serene ambiance and world-class amenities, it’s the perfect retreat for travelers seeking both comfort and exploration.

Wifi Queen Bed or 2 Twin Beds Breakfast Restaurant Bar Swimming Pool Beach Parking

São Luís · 1 night

Hotel Luzeiros

Upscale Hotel | $$$ | Altitude: 13m (43 ft)

Hotel Luzeiros in Brazil offers a sophisticated seaside retreat where modern elegance meets tropical charm. Guests enjoy breathtaking ocean views from spacious rooms designed for relaxation. The hotel features a sparkling outdoor pool, a fitness center, and gourmet dining. Its prime location provides easy access to vibrant beaches and cultural landmarks, making it a perfect base for any Brazilian adventure.

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Lagoa Bonita, Parque Nacional Dos Lençois Maranhão Brazil

Parque Nacional Dos Lençois Maranhão Brazil

Price Details

Our tour prices are based on a tiered pricing model. more guests = lower price, per person. That means the prices go down on a per-person basis as more people book onto a specific tour departure.

Price

3.995 USD per person (799 USD/day)

Included

3 nights in Resort, 1 night in Upscale Hotel
Meals indicated in the program: 1 lunch, 3 dinners
1 cocktail before dinner
Water is included
Professional photographic guidance & instruction by Tristan Quevilly
Pre-trip planning assistance
Access to Remote Expeditions custom travel app
Transportation in comfortable vehicles
A digital photo album of your trip, featuring 100–200 images.
Detailed trip notes with practical information and cultural insights.
Restaurant gratuities / tips
Pre-trip planning assistance
Detailed trip notes with practical information and cultural insights
Access to Remote Expeditions custom travel app

Not Included

Breakfast on day 2, day 3, day 4 and Departure day, Lunch on Arrival day, day 3, day 4 and Departure day, Dinner on day 3
Tips
Domestic flights
International flights
Additional drinks and meals
Medical insurance
Expenses not specified in the program
Tips
Travel, Medical & Cancellation insurance
Additional drinks and meals
Expenses not specified in the program
Camera Equipment

Deposit

30% (1.199 USD approx)

Payment Options

Bank Transfer (Recommended): Free
Credit / Debit Card: Secure payment via Revolut. A 3% processing fee applies.

Where does your investment go?

A transparent look at how your bespoke itinerary is funded.

Local Support & Logistics 87%

Trip Design & Management 13%

Key Booking & Cancellation Terms

Booking this tour means you agree to our full Terms and Conditions. Below is a summary of the key points. As life is unpredictable, we strongly recommend purchasing comprehensive travel insurance.

Deposit:A 30% deposit is required to secure your booking. This deposit is refundable for 7 days (less transaction fees),after which it becomes a non-refundable credit, transferable to a future tour offered by Remote Expeditions within 4 years of the cancellation date, less any non-recoverable costs already paid on your behalf.
Final Payment: The remaining balance is due 90 days before the tour begins.
Cancellation more than 90 days before departure: You will receive a full refund of any payments made, except for the 30% deposit. Your deposit will be converted into a travel credit valid for 4 years on a future tour Remote Expeditions.
Cancellation within 90 days of departure:100% of the tour price is forfeited. There are no refunds or credits.

* This is a summary only. Please read our complete Terms and Conditions for full details before booking.
** We strongly recommend all travelers purchase comprehensive travel insurance that covers trip cancellation, medical emergencies, and other unforeseen events.

Services to Expect

Meals

What’s Included and What’s on Your Own

To give you the perfect balance of convenience and culinary freedom, daily breakfast is fully included at your accommodations. For lunches and dinners, we leave most days open so you can explore Brazil’s vibrant food scene at your own pace. Your tour leader will always be on hand to recommend the best local spots, from casual beachside kiosks to high-end dining.

The Brazilian Dining Experience

Brazilian cuisine is diverse, hearty, and incredibly flavorful. Here is what you can look forward to on the ground:

Churrasco (Barbecue): Brazil is world-famous for its slow-cooked, skewered meats. You will have plenty of opportunities to visit traditional rodízio-style steakhouses where carvers bring cuts directly to your table.
“Por Kilo” Buffets: A staple of Brazilian daily life, these pay-by-weight buffet restaurants offer an incredible variety of hot dishes, salads, and meats. It is the perfect, budget-friendly way to sample local dishes at lunch.
Fresh Tropical Fruits: Expect an abundance of fresh juices, acai bowls, and exotic fruits like mango, papaya, and passionfruit, especially during your included breakfasts.

Dietary Requirements & Allergies

While Brazil is a paradise for meat lovers, vegetarians and travelers with dietary restrictions can still eat very well. The widespread por kilo buffets offer an abundance of fresh salads, rice, beans, and vegetable dishes, making it easy to control what goes onto your plate. If you are vegan or have severe gluten allergies, please notify us upon booking so we can advise our local guides to assist you with menu translations and selections.

Water and Food Safety

To ensure a comfortable trip, we recommend drinking bottled or filtered water, which is cheap and readily available everywhere. Ice in established restaurants and hotels is made from purified water and is perfectly safe, as are fresh salads and peeled fruits in the venues selected for this tour.

Transportation

Domestic Flights & Luggage Limits

Brazil is a continent-sized country, so we utilize internal flights to connect major destinations efficiently. These domestic flights are included in your tour package. However, please keep in mind that local airlines enforce stricter luggage limits than international carriers. Your checked bag must not exceed 23 kg (50 lbs), and carry-on bags are limited to 10 kg (22 lbs). Packing light will ensure hassle-free transit days.

Private, Air-Conditioned Road Travel

For ground transfers and day excursions, you will travel in private, modern, air-conditioned mini-buses or motorcoaches reserved exclusively for our group. While major highways are well-maintained, some routes—especially those leading to coastal towns or national parks—can be winding or bumpy. If you are prone to motion sickness, we recommend bringing your preferred remedy.

Water Transits and Boat Transfers

Many of Brazil’s highlights require getting out on the water. Depending on your specific route, you may board speedboats, schooners, or motorized canoes (particularly in the Amazon or coastal regions). These transfers are highly scenic but require a basic level of mobility to step on and off the vessels safely, sometimes from wet docks or sandy beaches.

At-a-Glance Transport Facts

Travel Times: Brazil is vast. Expect a few longer travel days of 4 to 6 hours, combining flights and road transfers to reach more remote highlights.
Climate Control: All our private road vehicles are fully air-conditioned to keep you comfortable in the tropical heat.
Boarding Accessibility: You should be comfortable boarding domestic aircraft via stairs on the tarmac and stepping into small boats.

Know before you go

Safety

Our Built-In Safety Net

While Brazil often gets mixed press regarding safety, traveling on a structured tour significantly minimizes your risks. From the moment you land, we have vetted every step of your journey. You will be accompanied by professional local guides who know the neighborhoods intimately, and all major transfers are handled via private, secure transport. We only book accommodations in well-lit, reputable areas with 24/7 security, giving you a safe haven throughout your trip.

Staying Smart on the Ground

Most visits to Brazil are completely trouble-free, but opportunistic street crime (like pickpocketing) does occur in major cities. To ensure a seamless trip, we ask our travelers to adopt a few simple habits:

Leave the valuables at home: Keep expensive jewelry, high-end watches, and flashy accessories at home. A simple rule of thumb is to look low-key.
Smart phone usage: Avoid walking down the street with your phone in your hand. If you need to check maps or take a photo, step into a shop, lobby, or cafe first.
Card security: We recommend using a secure crossbody bag or money belt, and keeping a digital copy of your passport on your phone while leaving the physical document in your hotel safe.

Health and Medical Preparation

Your physical well-being is just as important as your personal security. Before booking, please keep the following in mind:

Vaccinations: Depending on your specific destination within Brazil (such as the Amazon basin or certain rural areas), a Yellow Fever vaccination may be highly recommended or required for entry. Check with your local travel clinic at least six weeks before departure.
Water and Food Safety: To avoid any travel bugs, we advise drinking bottled or filtered water throughout the trip. Your guide will always point out safe, vetted dining options during your free time.

Is this tour right for you?

If you want to experience the vibrant culture, beaches, and nature of Brazil but feel hesitant about navigating the logistics and safety nuances on your own, this tour is the perfect fit. We provide the structure and local expertise so you can travel with peace of mind. However, if you are uncomfortable with basic urban safety precautions or the sensory bustle of major South American cities, you may want to speak with one of our travel specialists before booking.

Weather in June / July / August

Winter in the Tropics: An Overview

June, July, and August mark the winter season in the Southern Hemisphere. However, “winter” in Brazil is vastly different from North America or Europe. For most of the country, this period brings some of the most pleasant weather of the year, characterized by lower humidity, minimal rainfall, and highly comfortable temperatures.

Regional Weather Variations

Because Brazil is continental in size, the weather varies significantly by region during these months. Here is what you can expect on our typical routes:

Rio de Janeiro & the Southeast: Expect beautiful, spring-like weather. Daytime temperatures usually hover around 24°C (75°F) with plenty of sunshine, cooling down to a comfortable 18°C (64°F) at night. It is ideal for sightseeing and walking tours without the stifling summer heat.
Iguazu Falls: Located further south, Iguazu is notably cooler. Highs reach about 22°C (72°F), but evenings can drop to 13°C (55°F) or lower. You will definitely want to pack layers for early morning excursions.
The Amazon & Pantanal: This is the dry season. While still warm, rainfall is at its lowest. In the Pantanal, lower water levels concentrate wildlife around remaining water sources, making this the absolute best time of year for spotting jaguars and exotic birds.

Quick Packing Tips for This Season

To stay comfortable throughout your journey, we recommend packing with versatility in mind:

Bring breathable, lightweight clothing for warm afternoons.
Pack a medium-weight jacket or sweater and long pants for cooler evenings in Rio and Iguazu.
Do not forget high-quality sunscreen and polarized sunglasses, as the winter sun remains very bright.

Logistics & Homework

Practical Information

Electricity & Plug Types

Brazil can be a bit unique when it comes to powering your devices. The country uses two different voltages—127V and 220V—depending on the state and sometimes even the specific hotel. While most modern smartphones, laptops, and camera chargers are dual-voltage (110V-240V) and will work safely on both, you should double-check high-draw appliances like hair dryers or straighteners before plugging them in.

The standard socket in Brazil is Type N, which features three round pins. This outlet is also compatible with the common European Type C plug. To ensure you can charge your devices anywhere on the tour, we highly recommend bringing a universal adapter.

Internet & Mobile Coverage

Staying in touch with family or sharing your travel photos is easy in Brazil, but coverage varies by location:

Wi-Fi: You will find complimentary Wi-Fi at almost all of our tour hotels, as well as in modern cafes and restaurants in major cities.
Mobile Data: For seamless connectivity on the go, we recommend activating an international roaming plan or purchasing an eSIM before you arrive. Local physical SIM cards can also be purchased at major airports.
Remote Areas: If our itinerary takes us into deeper nature reserves or remote regions, expect cellular service to be limited or temporarily unavailable. It is a great opportunity to unplug and enjoy the surroundings.

Entry requirements for Brazil vary depending on your nationality.

For U.S. Citizens: Effective since April 10, 2025, Brazil require U.S. citizens to obtain an electronic visa (e-visa) prior to arrival. This must be applied for and approved online before you travel. We recommend starting this process well in advance.
For E.U. & U.K. Citizens: Citizens of the European Union and the United Kingdom generally do not need a visa for tourist stays of up to 90 days.

For all travelers, it is essential that your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your planned departure date from Brazil. As regulations can change, we strongly advise you to personally verify the latest entry requirements with the official Brazilian consulate or embassy in your country of residence.

Yellow Fever Vaccination

While Brazil does not universally require a Yellow Fever vaccine certificate for all incoming travelers, it is highly recommended for most visitors due to the regional destinations featured in our itineraries. Additionally, if you are entering Brazil from a country with a risk of Yellow Fever transmission (including several neighboring South American and African nations), you will be required to present an International Certificate of Vaccination or Prophylaxis (ICVP) upon arrival.

Recommended Routine & Travel Vaccines

To ensure a safe and worry-free journey, health authorities generally advise that travelers to Brazil are up-to-date on standard routine immunizations, as well as the following travel-specific vaccines:

Hepatitis A: Highly recommended for all travelers to prevent food and water-borne transmission.
Typhoid: Recommended for most travelers, particularly those who enjoy sampling local street food or visiting smaller towns.
Hepatitis B & Tetanus: Ensure your routine boosters are current before departure.

When to See a Travel Doctor

We strongly recommend scheduling a consultation with a travel clinic or your healthcare provider at least 4 to 6 weeks before your trip. Some vaccines require multiple doses spaced weeks apart, or take time to become fully effective in your system. This visit is also the perfect time to discuss prescription preventative measures for mosquito-borne illnesses, such as Malaria, depending on your personal medical history and any pre- or post-tour independent travel plans.

Yellow Fever Vaccination

The most important vaccine to consider for Colombia is Yellow Fever. While it is not always required for entry into the country if you are arriving directly from North America or Europe, it is highly recommended—and often mandatory—if your itinerary includes coastal national parks (such as Tayrona), the Amazon, or other low-altitude regions under 2,300 meters. If this applies to your tour, you must receive the vaccine at least 10 days prior to arrival and carry your physical International Certificate of Vaccination (the yellow card) with you.

Routine and Recommended Immunizations

To ensure a safe and comfortable trip, health authorities generally recommend being up-to-date on standard childhood vaccines, along with a few travel-specific boosters:

Hepatitis A and Typhoid: Highly recommended for all travelers to Colombia to protect against food and water-borne illnesses.
Tetanus: Ensure your booster is up to date (within the last 10 years) before departure.
Malaria: Depending on the specific destinations on your tour (especially low-lying rural or jungle areas), malaria preventative medication may be advised.

When to Consult a Professional

Because vaccine requirements can change and depend heavily on your personal medical history, we recommend scheduling an appointment with a travel clinic or your doctor at least 4 to 6 weeks before your departure. This ensures you have plenty of time to get any required doses and that they are fully effective by the time you land.

Recommendations

We strongly recommend purchasing comprehensive travel insurance that covers trip cancellations, medical expenses, personal injury, and other unforeseen events. It is your responsibility to ensure that your insurance is adequate for your needs.

What to pack?

Luggage Limits and Portability

Internal flights within Brazil enforce strict weight limits, typically allowing only 10kg (22 lbs) for carry-on baggage. Since you will want to keep your expensive camera gear with you at all times, we highly recommend a compact, lightweight setup. A single versatile zoom lens (such as a 24-70mm or 24-105mm equivalent) is often much more practical than carrying multiple heavy prime lenses.

Protecting Your Gear from the Elements

Whether we are misted by the spray of Iguaçu Falls, navigating the humid Amazon basin, or kicking up dust in the Pantanal, Brazil’s diverse environments demand gear protection. To ensure your equipment survives the journey, make sure to pack:

A high-quality dry bag: Essential for boat excursions to protect your camera from sudden downpours or splashes.
Lens cleaning supplies: Pack plenty of microfiber cloths and a blower brush, as humidity and dust can quickly smudge your glass.
Silica gel packets: Keep these in your camera bag to absorb excess moisture in humid tropical regions.

Safety and Discretion

While Brazil is a photographer’s dream, safety requires a common-sense approach, especially in bustling cities like Rio de Janeiro or Salvador. We advise bringing a non-descript camera bag that does not scream “expensive equipment.” A simple backpack or messenger bag is ideal for keeping your gear secure and out of sight when not actively shooting.

Power and Voltage Compatibility

Brazil uses Type N (and sometimes Type C) outlets, and the voltage varies by region, ranging from 127V to 220V. Before you depart, verify that your camera battery chargers are dual-voltage (100-240V) and pack a universal adapter so you never miss a shot due to a dead battery.

The Golden Rule: Pack Light and Layer

Brazil’s climate varies dramatically by region and season. Whether you are exploring the tropical north, strolling the streets of Rio, or visiting the cooler southern regions, the key is versatile layering. Opt for breathable, quick-drying fabrics that keep you cool in the humidity but can be layered if temperatures drop in the evening.

Internal Flight Luggage Limits

If your tour includes domestic flights within Brazil, please note that local airlines enforce strict luggage limits. Typically, you are allowed one checked bag up to 23 kg (50 lbs) and one cabin bag up to 10 kg (22 lbs). We highly recommend using a lightweight, durable suitcase or duffel bag with wheels to make transit seamless.

Essential Footwear

You do not need heavy hiking boots unless you plan on extreme trekking. For this tour, we recommend:

Comfortable walking shoes or sneakers with good grip for city tours and light nature walks.
Sturdy sandals for warmer days.
A pair of flip-flops (though you can easily buy world-famous Havaianas locally!).

Power and Electronics

Brazil uses Type N and Type C outlets. The voltage is not uniform across the country—some cities use 110V while others use 220V. We recommend packing a universal adapter and checking if your personal electronics are dual-voltage before plugging them in.

Detailed Trip Notes, including practical tips, cultural insights, and a complete packing list will be sent to you 60 days before departure.

Our Promise

Investment Protection: Flexible cancellation options (please check our Terms and conditions).
Personalized Attention: Small group size ensures dedicated guidance.
Authentic Experience: Focus on genuine connection and off-the-beaten-path moments.

Testimonials

Colombia Photography Tour

Top notch photographic experience for enthusiasts of nature, culture, and portraits. Tristan is well connected to the area and the local communities with a specialty in indigenous tribes and less-visited areas. Additionally, he is an excellent teacher and will provide incredibly helpful instruction on exposure, lighting, and composition. Our tour was incredibly well organized and ran on time, with full days of photography. I fully recommend Remote Expeditions for your photographic travels!

Dan Schoenwald

USA

Our Second Unforgettable Trip with Tristan

Our second tailor-made trip with my husband and our friend Tristan, who always knows how to make the trip enjoyable with his simple approach and his own special touch that adds that little extra something!
Tristan is very calm, cheerful, and always understanding of our expectations!
Our first trip to Patagonia was exceptional, and now in September we're going on a trip to Madeira, which will be completely different but also very enjoyable.
Thank you, Tristan.
Good things come in threes 😉

Nathalie Terriot

France

Uncovering Colombia’s Magic with Tristan

I’ve been slowly reviewing all my shots from the Viva Colombia tour. It makes me relive all the incredible experiences Tristan put together for us! His love and enthusiasm for Colombia and its people was obvious. He had a good bond with all his drivers and guides, and he shines when he’s around children with his magic tricks. His people skills were excellent.

Tristan was responsive and went out of his way to make everyone happy. He took feedback to heart. I wanted to highlight how diligent he was. I have never been on a tour where the leader had prepared such a thorough talk with slides and examples of some of the creative concepts he was trying to teach.

I am so happy I managed to pull it together last minute to get onto this tour. It was SO worth it! There are a few Luminous Journey tours that I have an interest in so I’m not out of your hair yet.