Uncover the most photogenic corners of southern Gran Canaria on this National Geographic Day Tour.
Your adventure begins in the village of Temisas, famed for its olive oil. Wander the narrow lanes lined with white houses with Arabic tiles, then discover the town square and capture traditional architecture. Next up is the hilltop village and authentic Canarian town of Tunte. Explore the charming streets, from the old washing places to the 19th-century fountain of El Rosal. Observe the details of a tile oven, original cobblestone paths, traditional houses, and the Casa Canaria de Tunte – a tribute to the ancient Canaries.
As you will soon discover, Canarian villages are characterized by white-washed houses which can be dazzling in the bright sunshine. The photographer will give you valuable tips for making the most of the abundant light for great photos even in these conditions. Explore the villages at your own pace, taking snaps of the unique corners that appeal to you. There's plenty of potential subjects in these photogenic and typical Canarian villages.
Climb to El Polvo viewpoint with its striking rock formation. Immerse yourself in the beauty of the village and capture versatile images that tell its captivating story. The final stop is the sleepy hamlet of Fataga. Traverse the winding streets before gazing upon the striking stone massifs that flank the village.
Finally, enjoy a spectacular drive down the mountain looking out to Meloneras and Maspalomas. View the imposing humpbacked sand dunes in the distance as you make your way to a local restaurant. Here, you'll review the photos and recap the experience over a well-earned lunch, after which the winning photograph will be revealed.
Nat Geo Day Tour: Gran Canaria's Southern Charms, a Photography Tour
- Uncover southern Gran Canaria's secrets, a world of rugged landscapes, unspoiled nature and traditional villages, while capturing the beauty of majestic mountains, dramatic cliffs and tucked-away villages with the guidance of a National Geographic-trained photography guide.
- Capture excellent photos and learn about the environment's preservation with a local guide and a passionate photographer, both trained by National Geographic.
- Explore hidden gems, known only to locals, and capture the perfect images from the best vantage points, led by your National Geographic-trained photography guide.
- Put your skills to the test with a fun photo contest during the tour. Capture your best shot and be in with the chance of being nominated for the best photo of the day.
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Guide
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Snack
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Beer, wine, water and soft drinks
Transport
- This tour will be conducted simultaneously in English and German
- Total walking distance of around 2km
- Not suitable for wheelchairs
- Not suitable for guests with reduced mobility
- Bring a hat
- Subject to weather conditions
- Bring suitable footwear
- Bring money for extras or gratuities
Wat anderen zeggen over deze activiteit
Gebaseerd op 18 beoordelingen van geverifieerde klanten
Jet
Uit Verenigde Staten van Amerika - februari 2025Reisde alleen
45 - 54 jaar
Uitstekend
Algemene beoordeling4/5
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
Uit Verenigde Staten van Amerika - februari 2025Reisde met partner
Uitstekend
Algemene beoordeling5/5
Gemma
Uit Verenigd Koninkrijk - februari 2025Reisde alleen
18 - 24 jaar
Uitstekend
Algemene beoordeling5/5
Frans Zwiers
Uit Verenigde Staten van Amerika - januari 2025Reisde met partner
45 - 54 jaar
Gemiddeld
Algemene beoordeling3/5
Te veel tijd op de locatie. Veel punten al gezien in andere excursies
Freddy
Uit Verenigde Staten van Amerika - december 2024Reisde met partner
55 - 64 jaar
Goed
Algemene beoordeling4/5
Was niet echt voor personen met een GSM,meer voor mensen met een echte camera. Ik bedoel dan het deel fotografie. Voor het andere deel geen opmerkinge ...
RO
Uit Verenigde Staten van Amerika - november 2024Reisde alleen
45 - 54 jaar
Uitstekend
Algemene beoordeling4/5
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