Full focus & flexibility.

Get the most out of our time together for the best shot at Brugge, photography and otherwise.

Full photo workshop, a guided look on life past and present at locations visited, or a "bit of both" to offer you the best view possible towards discovering Brugge from a fresh perspective.

Choose from one of our hugely popular tours (Edges, Essential, Hidden, Shades) or we can build a custom tour around your specific requests, experience and goals. We're here to help.

3hr Private Photo Tour: 220€ per tour

Includes 4 guests of your choice, +40€ per extra guest (pay on the day).

Private Photo Tours Include

• Full Focus: No unknowns. Just you/yours and your guide Andy.
• Length of Private Tour: 3 hours (versus 2 hours on open tours).
• Flexible start time: From First light to deep into dark: All is possible.
• Proven routes & themes or a custom itinerary to your needs/goals.

• Flexible meeting point (within city ring) or our usual spot.
• 4 guests of your choice included, extra guests on request.
• Free reschedule (as available) up to 1hr before tour.
• Cancel up to 3 days beforehand = 50% refund or 100% voucher.

Our Proven Private Photo Tours

Choose one of our established offerings of photo tours (Edges, Essential, Hidden, Shades), enjoy a proven quality route/theme personalised to your requests and goals.

Custom Private Photo Tours

While all our tours are of course customised to the guest, this option is suitable if you'd like to (for example) combine one of our existing tours with a requested theme to focus on (street photography, architecture, etc).

Private Tour only: Essential Brugge & Shades of Brugge

Our Essential Brugge tour that focuses on the historic city centre is offered exclusively as a private tour to offer the most flexibility and focus towards seeing this epic side of the city properly. An early start to escape the crowds, a flexible start time (or otherwise) to make it fit with your visit... Our best shot at full focus.

Shades of Brugge being private tour only? Just makes sense with widely shifting sunset times over the year, giving full focus for the at-times tricky art of lower light, and about 10 other things that have worked out best this way.