Finland offers a remarkable range of wildlife photography subjects shaped by light, season and open northern landscapes. Black Grouse displaying on snow-covered leks at dawn, Ruff gathering on spring wetlands, and powerful raptors such as Golden Eagles, Goshawks and Eagle Owls photographed at carefully selected locations are among the specialities we work with.

Large mammals form an equally compelling part of our programme. Brown Bears emerging from hibernation and walking across late spring snow, as well as Wolverines and Wolves moving through remote forest landscapes, offer rare photographic moments that require patience and thoughtful planning.

From September to March, the Northern Lights may also form part of selected departures, adding a distinctly Nordic dimension to the experience.

We organise both private tours and scheduled small-group departures throughout the year. Our journeys extend northwards to Arctic Norway, where seabird colonies and winter landscapes provide further opportunities — including the possibility of photographing Atlantic Puffins in snow-covered coastal scenery.

Each year, we also lead a limited number of carefully selected international photography tours, with recent destinations including Japan, Costa Rica and parts of Africa.

A limited number of carefully selected photography tours abroad complement our Finnish programme.

You may view our current photography tour calendar here.

Wildlife watching has long been an essential part of our work. For many, the experience of observing quietly in the field carries its own depth — without cameras, without haste.

An evening or night in a forest hide can be quietly unforgettable. A Brown Bear crossing snow in spring. Cubs playing at the forest edge. The deliberate movement of a Wolverine, or the rare presence of a Wolf appearing between the trees.

On Lake Saimaa, the Saimaa Ringed Seal — Finland’s only endemic mammal — may be observed in spring and autumn, resting on shoreline rocks in its fragile and unique habitat.

We also arrange dedicated birdwatching journeys, travelling from Finland northwards to Arctic Norway. These are carefully guided observation tours focusing on northern specialities — forest grouse, owls and a wide range of boreal and Arctic species. Among the most sought-after encounters is the Great Grey Owl, a quietly charismatic presence of the northern forests. As always in the wild, patience and good fortune remain part of the experience.