Ce National Geographic Day Tour vous propose d'immortaliser des endroits parmi les plus photogéniques du sud de Gran Canaria.
Votre aventure commence par le village de Temisas, célèbre pour son huile d'olive. Vous vous promènerez dans les ruelles bordées de maisons blanches aux tuiles arabes et découvrirez la place du village à l'architecture traditionnelle, pouvant immortaliser tout cela avec vos clichés. Le village de Tunte, situé sur une colline, est une petite ville authentiquement canarienne. Vous explorerez ses jolies rues, allant des anciens lavoirs jusqu'à la fontaine du 19ᵉ siècle d'El Rosal. Sans oublier les détails d'un four à tuiles, les chemins pavés d'origine, les maisons traditionnelles et la Casa Canaria de Tunte, un hommage aux anciennes Canaries.
Comme vous le découvrirez bientôt, les villages canariens se caractérisent par des maisons blanches qui resplendissent sous un soleil radieux. Le photographe vous donnera les meilleurs conseils pour tirer le meilleur parti de la lumière éclatante, réaliser de superbes photos et vous adapter aux conditions. Vous explorerez les villages à votre rythme, afin d'évaluer le potentiel de vos photos sur le terrain dans les endroits qui vous plaisent le plus. De plus, dans ces villages canariens typiques et photogéniques, les possibilités et les occasions ne manquent pas.
Vous atteindrez le point de vue d'El Polvo, avec sa belle formation rocheuse. Vous visiterez le village, pouvant prendre des photos qui racontent son histoire captivante. La dernière étape est le hameau endormi de Fataga, avec ses rues sinueuses et ses impressionnants massifs de pierre qui flanquent le village.
Vous pourrez ensuite profiter d'une spectaculaire descente de la montagne en direction de Meloneras et Maspalomas. Ne manquez pas les imposantes dunes de sable ondulantes au loin, en chemin vers le restaurant de cuisine locale. C'est là que vous pourrez passer en revue les photos et récapituler l'expérience vécue lors d'un repas bien mérité le midi. Pour terminer, la photo gagnante sera élue.
Nat Geo Day Tour : Les charmes du sud de Gran Canaria ; visite photographique
- Découvrez les secrets du sud de Gran Canaria, composé de paysages accidentés, de nature intacte et de villages traditionnels. Capturez toute la beauté de ravins vertigineux, de montagnes majestueuses, de falaises abruptes et de villages isolés, grâce aux conseils de votre guide photographe formé au National Geographic
- Améliorez votre technique de prise et apprenez à préserver l'environnement avec un guide local et un photographe passionnés, tous deux formés au National Geographic
- Explorez des joyaux cachés exclusifs connus uniquement des habitants et capturez les images parfaites depuis les meilleurs points de vue, sous la conduite de votre guide photographe formé au National Geographic
- Mettez vos compétences à l'épreuve en participant à un amusant concours photo pendant l'excursion. Surpassez-vous avec des clichés qui pourraient gagner le mérite de la nomination à la meilleure photo de la journée
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- Cette visite se déroulera simultanément en anglais et en allemand.
- Distance totale de marche d'environ 2 km
- Non adapté aux personnes en fauteuil roulant
- Ne convient pas aux personnes à mobilité réduite
- Apportez un chapeau
- Sous réserve des conditions météorologiques
- Apportez des chaussures appropriées
- Argent pour les dépenses personnelles ou les pourboires
Ce que les internautes disent de cette expérience
Basé sur 20 évaluations de voyageurs vérifiés
Catégories d'évaluation
Rapport qualité-prix
5/5
Service
4,6/5
Sécurité
4,6/5
Personnel
4,6/5
Traveler* ??
De États-Unis d'Amérique - juin 2025A voyagé en famille
25 - 34 ans
Bien
Note globale4/5
relativ teuerer Ausflug mit Nat-GeoPhotographer Cesar,derDENGästenVERSUCHTbeizubringen,wie die Profis PhotosGESTALTEN.SeineHINWEISEundTIPSsind sehr we ...
Die Bielefelder
De États-Unis d'Amérique - juin 2025A voyagé en couple
55 - 64 ans
Excellent
Note globale5/5
Jet
De États-Unis d'Amérique - février 2025A voyagé seul
45 - 54 ans
Excellent
Note globale4/5
Fijne gids, tweetalig, behulpzame fotograaf, leuke fotospots. De excursie zou tussen de 4 en 8 uur duren, duurde inclusief reistijd van en naar hotels ...
PeGel
De États-Unis d'Amérique - février 2025A voyagé en couple
Excellent
Note globale5/5
Gemma
De Royaume-Uni - février 2025A voyagé seul
18 - 24 ans
Excellent
Note globale5/5
Frans Zwiers
De États-Unis d'Amérique - janvier 2025A voyagé en couple
45 - 54 ans
Moyen
Note globale3/5
Te veel tijd op de locatie. Veel punten al gezien in andere excursies
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