Photographers of all abilities are invited to join a fabulous 5-night trip to Lake Kerkini in Northern Greece to photograph the Dalmatian Pelicans. The cost is £1350 (excluding flights) & takes place from 14-19th February 2024. It’s ideal for photographing the charismatic pelicans during the winter months with their breeding plumage.  

The workshop is offered on a full-board basis, with your own room. The maximum group size for this trip is 6 people. It’s not particularly physically demanding, but if you have any questions about whether it’s for you, please do contact me before making a booking.

The trip starts & ends at Thessaloniki Airport. There is a preferred return flight from London Gatwick that I recommend.

 A deposit of £350 is required to secure a place.

Each year, 250,000 sebirds flock to the cliffs between Bempton and Flamborough to find a mate and raise their young. From April to August, the cliffs are alive with nest-building adults or young chicks taking their first faltering steps. Between mid-April and mid-July, the much-loved puffin also makes its home here. You can get close to the action from six, safe cliff-edge viewing platforms. Bempton's breeding seabirds are internationally important, making the cliffs both a Site of Special Scientific Interest and a Special Protection Area. Species include kittiwakes, gannets, guillemot, razorbills and puffins.

A Photo Show by Tammy Marlar & James Kirkland