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Nature & Wildlife Photography Holidays & Tours - All Financially Protected

2 Photography Holidays Where You May Encounter The Common Eider

The photography holidays listed below operate in regions & habitats where the Common Eider is regularly encountered. As with all wildlife photography, sightings can never be guaranteed, but our itineraries are designed around seasonal behaviour, suitable habitat, & photographic opportunity, giving you the best possible chance of meaningful encounters in the field.

Our small-group approach allows time in the field to adapt to conditions, behaviour, & photographic opportunities as they unfold.

You can photograph the Common Eider in Iceland & Norway. During our photography holidays, the Common Eider is often photographed alongside Atlantic Puffin, Black Guillemot, Black-legged Kittiwake, Glaucous Gull, Purple Sandpiper, & Razorbill.

Seasonal presence & photographic opportunity vary by location & time of year.

Photography themes commonly associated with this species include absolutely iconic species, bird photography, puffin photography, puffins, seabird, & puffin photography in Iceland.

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    Winter Wildlife of Arctic Varanger

    3rd – 9th Apr 2027

    Join us in Norway for a winter wildlife photography holiday on the coastline of Arctic Varanger, during April 2027, focused on winter wildlife photography in frozen Arctic coastal landscapes.

    6 nights w. Single occupancy for £3999

    Guided By Alison Jenkins

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    Winter Wildlife of Arctic Varanger with NaturesLens
  • Puffins of Iceland

    28th Jun – 5th Jul 2027

    Travel to Iceland with us for a wildlife photography holiday on Iceland's Grímsey Island, during June 2027, focused on Atlantic Puffins during the arctic summer.

    7 nights w. Single occupancy for £2499

    Guided By Robin Lowry

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    Puffins of Iceland with NaturesLens