
Travel
Royalty-free travel stock photos: cities, coastlines, landmarks, road trips and the places in between. Real photographs from independent photographers for tourism marketing, editorial features, websites and print.
5,619 images

Duty Free Shop at an Airport
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Airport Baggage Claim
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Airport Baggage Area
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Rolling Luggage Outside an Airport Terminal
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Airport Baggage Claim
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Waiting Area at an Airport Gate
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Cars Lining Up For Pickup at the Airport
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Airport Concourse
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A herald snake, Crotaphopeltis hotamboeia, coils in the sand, direct gaze with tongue out
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Two male helmeted guineafowls, Numida meleagris, fight each other, one flies towards…
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An elephant, Loxodonta africana, brings its trunk to its mouth
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Left Turns Ahead yelloow traffic sign
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A crocodile, Crocodylus niloticus, stands in flowing water
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Breaking waves, surf in the ocean and waves, moody overcast sky above
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A bushbuck, Tragelaphus sylvaticus, walks across a still stream, ears back, looking…
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A group of spotted hyenas covered in mud, Crocuta crocuta, eat from a carcass
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About our travel stock photos
Travel photography here is about a sense of place. Rather than the same postcard angle of a famous landmark, our photographers tend to shoot the streets around it, the light on the water in the harbour, the road that leads there. That makes the collection useful not only for tourism boards and travel brands but for anyone who needs an image to say "somewhere real" — a hotel website, a transport company, a feature about working remotely.
Browse by destination using the keyword links below, or filter by orientation if you need a wide banner or a tall story format. Many travel images also appear in our Nature and Arts & Architecture categories, so it is worth a look there too if you are chasing a specific mood.
Every image is licensed royalty-free under our Standard licence from 1 credit (£6), with the full-resolution file available immediately after purchase. Editorial-only images (recognisable people without a release, or certain private properties) are marked as such on the image page.























