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Discover Ireland through light, landscape and local knowledge.
Private photography experiences shaped by the weather, the season and your interests—not a fixed itinerary.
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Designed around your interests rather than a fixed route.
Ireland's Best Locations
Cities, coastlines, mountains and hidden places.
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Improve your photography while discovering Ireland.
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Anywhere in Ireland, built around you
Whether you’re planning a few hours in Dublin, a week exploring the Wild Atlantic Way or looking for hidden locations away from the usual routes, every photography experience is tailored to your interests, the season and the conditions on the day.
- No fixed itinerary.
- No large groups.
- Ireland at its best.
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The beauty of the Irish countryside
Green, and with colour in the stormy sky above an ancient stone circle. Take one of Panoramic Ireland’s private photography experiences from Belfast to Cork to Dublin to Galway — perfect for avoiding the crowds and finding scenic seascapes, landscapes, and cityscapes to photograph.
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Where To Go
Seven Essential Places to Photograph in Ireland
- Dublin — home to Guinness, Croke Park and The Book of Kells; you can't miss Dublin, a city that has improved over the past 10 years.
- Wicklow — mountainous and empty yet less than an hour from Dublin, Wicklow is home to the most famous hermitage in Ireland at Glendalough.
- Belfast & the Antrim Coast — the land of myths and legends, saints and scholars, Northern Ireland has some of the finest landscape photography.
- Dingle — the farthest west that you can get in Ireland, and a peninsula that has more pubs than you could ever visit. Visually stunning.
- The Burren — a unique geological landscape, The Burren is home to arctic, alpine and mediterranean plants.
- Connemara — rugged and wild, full of bogs, sea and sky as well as a few ponies of distinction.
- Donegal — the most northerly county in Ireland, the Atlantic coastline is second to none with the sea cliffs of Slieve League and miles-long sandy beaches.
Have a look at the blog for more stories, events, and information on the places mentioned. Why not book a photography tour with us and learn about the real Ireland and how to make better images?
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Medieval Dublin · The Liberties
Saint Audoen’s Arch: Dublin’s Medieval City Walls
Stand at the foot of Cook Street and look up. Rising above you is a stretch of grey limestone wall, worn, mossy at the joints, and almost impossibly old. Cut into its centre is a rounded arch, framing a stairway that climbs steeply towards the light.
The Great Irish Famine · County Mayo
Tragedy in Doolough, County Mayo, March 1849
At the end of March 1849, hundreds of starving men, women, and children made a forced overnight journey through one of the most beautiful and unforgiving valleys in the west of Ireland. Most arrived to nothing. Many did not return.
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Crashing Waves on the Atlantic, the West of Ireland
There's a special feeling to standing on the edge of the wide ocean as cold winds whip off the crashing waves and you try to steady the camera, decide if it's worth using a tripod and keep everything clean and free from sea spray.
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