La Palma, Canary Islands
Astrophotography Adventures

Ready to take your astrophotography further?

Our La Palma tours take you to one of Europe's darkest skies, on an island of volcanoes, forests and sweeping Atlantic views. Over several immersive days, in a small group, you will refine your night sky imaging skills while exploring some of the most striking landscapes anywhere for stargazing. Whether you have completed an introductory workshop or already have experience behind the camera, this is where your photography meets real adventure.

La Palma Astrophotography Adventure: 28 May - 2 June 2027 £2,950.00
from £900.00

Two experienced tour leaders offering relaxed, expert guidance throughout

Five nights exploring one of Europe's premier dark-sky destinations

✓ Learn to photograph the Milky Way, star trails and the full Milky Way Arch

✓ Small groups with plenty of individual support - maximum of seven participants per tour

Daily classroom sessions, image reviews and post-processing support

✓ Flexible plans shaped around the best photographic opportunities each evening

✓ Tranquil hotel accommodation with breakfast and evening meals included

Transport throughout the tour included

La Palma Astrophotography Adventure: 3 June - 8 June 2027 £2,950.00
from £900.00

Two experienced tour leaders offering relaxed, expert guidance throughout

Five nights exploring one of Europe's premier dark-sky destinations

✓ Learn to photograph the Milky Way, star trails and the full Milky Way Arch

✓ Small groups with plenty of individual support - maximum of seven participants per tour

Daily classroom sessions, image reviews and post-processing support

✓ Flexible plans shaped around the best photographic opportunities each evening

✓ Tranquil hotel accommodation with breakfast and evening meals included

Transport throughout the tour included

“Abby is a gifted teacher and easily passes on her understanding and enthusiasm for Astrophotography”

Astro Abby Customer
Night sky filled with stars and the Milky Way galaxy, with research telescopes on a dark hillside in the foreground.