Fabulous Wildlife Photography in Hungary

If you love photographing wildlife, this is a brilliant and unmissable opportunity! Join Mark for a fun and inspirational week of unlimited and exclusive use of up to 24 of the best wildlife photography hides in the world (the precise number depends on the season). Designed and built by Mark’s great friend, multi-award-winning wildlife photographer Bence Mate, they offer dazzling perspectives (including treetop and water-level shooting) in some truly wonderful settings. Suitable for beginners and experienced photographers alike, with Mark giving our small groups advice, help and inspiration throughout, it’s the perfect week to practise and perfect your photography. Our chosen location is a hotspot for strikingly healthy bird populations in Eastern Europe, and species that are largely lost in the UK. Depending on the season, we hope to photograph everything from white-tailed eagles, bitterns, little owls and hawfinches to spoonbills, black woodpeckers, European bee-eaters and hoopoes, with otters, ground squirrels, hares and roe deer thrown in for good measure.

Dates in 2025
5-12 July (14 people): fully booked (waitlist available)
12-19 July (14 people): limited places available

Dates in 2026
7-14 February (6 people): places available
11-18 April (9 people): places available
18-25 April (9 people): limited places available

Dates in 2027
6-13 February (6 people): places available
24 April - 1 May (9 people): places available
1-8 May (14 people): places available

Dates in 2028
22-29 April (9 people): places available
17-24 June (14 people): places available

Cost per person from £4,095 per person (excluding international flights).

Click here if you wish to book, or phone Rachel Ashton on 0117 904 8934

Find out more here

Organised by Wildlife Worldwide T: +44 (0) 1962 302 086
E: sales@wildlifeworldwide.com

Carbon offsetting your flights

We use the World Land Trust’s Carbon Balanced programme which enables travellers to offset their residual greenhouse gas emissions through the protection and restoration of carbon-rich wildlife habitats in the tropics.

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