Price
£3,780
Dates
6th-15th April, 2025
Group Size
Max. 8
Includes:
Accommodation, local transport, park entrance fees
Start/End Point
Las Vegas
Fitness
Standard level of fitness required
Travel with us along the historic Route 66 corridor from Nevada to New Mexico and see the best landscapes along the way.
There is a huge range of diverse subjects on offer for this trip, from abandoned mining towns, decaying motel signs and classic cars, to some of the most surreal and amazing landscapes you are ever likely to see.
The trip was an amazing experience. The best part was to spend some time with like minded photographers where we all learned from each other and got some great pictures.
One of the highlights of this trip will be an overnight camp with the Navajo Indians atop Hunts Mesa, overlooking the stunning Monument Valley. This is something very few people get the chance to do, and it will not only provide some of the best photo opportunities you are ever likely to have had, but will also stay with you as a special memory for a very long time.
Subjects we will be photographing during this trip include: ghost towns, old classic cars, gas stations and run down motels along Route 66, Hoover Dam, Sedona, Coalmine Canyon, Bisti Badlands, Monument Valley, historic Indian ruins, Valley of the Gods, Ship Rock and El Capitan (not the Yosemite one!).
Meet the team...
Our guides comes from a wide range of backgrounds, bringing with them a diverse skillset to pass on to our trip members. We always use two guides for every trip of four or more participants, ensuring that everyone gets a good amount of personal attention. You’ll be notified of your allocated guides once they have been confirmed.
Adam - A professional filmmaker, photographer and musician, Adam’s passion is in finding original subjects and locations to shoot with his camera. Based in Edinburgh, he can often be found working out unique angles of well known landmarks - at least that’s what he says he doing when found exiting a dark alleyway.
Nick - A highly technical photographer who enjoys passing on his knowledge to others. Fortunately, Nick has a lot of patience, so if you don’t understand a concept, he’ll be happy to explain or demonstrate it several times. Nick’s authentic photographic style ensures his images accurately represent the scene he captured - allowing the light to do the work.
Marcus - An award winning pro photographer since 2005, Marcus started his career as a travel photographer. He’s visited over 50 countries and lived in a few too. A bit of a purist and a traditionalist, Marcus can often be found with a film camera from last century rather than toting the latest technology around his neck.
This is probably the best trip I've ever been on. The guys looked after me and the photos taken are my best yet!
The whole experience was fabulous - it was like going on holiday with great friends with Marcus also happening to be an expert in the field.
If you get the chance to go away with Worldwide Explorers, grab it with both hands! You won't regret it.
