Group Photo Tours of Romania in 2025-26
All our photo tours of Romania are designed for travelers interested in culture, landscape, wildlife and photography by adjusting the pace at which we travel, the viewpoints from which to capture an attraction and the time to be in a place.
Our tours deliver a variety of unique cultural experiences that have a photographic appeal. We believe that in order to get the most of a shot one should first understand the culture that he is visiting and this is one of our priorities. Our tours take you behind the scenes, beyond the landscapes and the architecture. Our tours are about finding out and capturing the true essence of a country.
Our tour operator company specializes in organizing photo tours of Romania focused on people & culture, towns & castles, landscape, birds & wildlife.
Some of our tours are organized directly for photographers (see our private photo tours page) and we also plan group tours on set dates in partnerships with international companies and tour leaders or with a local tour photographer.
Below you will find the description of the tours that can be booked through us. Most of the above tours can be booked through our partners only so we haven’t included their description on our website.
So please contact us, tell us which tour/dates you are interested in and we’ll assist you in booking the tour either through us or provide you the information of our partners from abroad.
Hay making & traditional weddings in Romania photo tour
Focus on culture, countryside, haymaking, people and weddings
July 18-28 2025
11 Days
This cultural photo tour of Romania brings you to the countryside at the time of haymaking, for an important religious holiday, when the wedding season starts and when the farmers are busy in the fields.
You will also interact with coppersmiths, blacksmiths, shepherds and locals dressed in traditional clothes. Above all misty landscapes and medieval towns are also part of the itinerary offering a diversity of photo opportunities.
Fall Colors Photo Tour of Romania
Capture Romania under an explosion of colors
October 11-21 2025
October 13-23 2026
11 Days
Fall brings wonderful displays of color to the diverse landscapes of Romania. During this 11-day Fall Colors Photo Tour of Romania you’ll journey through Transylvania, Maramures and Bucovina in pursuit of great mountain vistas, foggy sunrises, charming medieval buildings and farmers gathering their late harvest.
The great variety of scenes and subjects will afford you countless opportunities to explore creative landscapes and inspiring compositions.
The Bear Dance Festival in Romania Photo Tour
Includes NY customs, castles and Christmas markets
December 22 – January 3
Valid for 2024-25 and 2025-26
12 Days
Romania’s Christmas and New Year’s traditions are very rich and intriguing to photograph. The Comanesti bear dance festival is a one-of-a-kind tradition which we have included in this photo tour of Romania. But there are a lot more, from carolers in traditional clothes, religious theater, “The Goat”, people dressing in folk costumes when going to church and more. And Romania’s charming castles, rural life and Christmas markets are also very interesting to capture, especially if there is snow.
Join us at this fascinating time of the year for this Christmas traditions & the Bear Dance Festivals in Romania Photo Tour. It is the best time for people photography.
Bulgaria Photo Tour: Kukeri Festival + Meteora
Discover Bulgaria’s Kukeri and Meteora in Greece
2026 dates: January 9-19
11 Days
Join us for this captivating Bulgaria Kukeri photo tour combined with a visit to the Meteora monasteries in Greece.
Winter time brings to life in Bulgaria the fascinating Kukeri tradition: men dressed in surreal costumes with the purpose to scare away the evil spirits. There are many local events and a major festival in Pernik named Surva which we will capture.
Crossing the border to Northern Greece we will focus our lenses on the fascinating Meteora monasteries built on huge rock boulders.
Along the way we hope to catch a wedding in the Rhodope Mountains and the late olive harvest in Greece.