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Nat Geo Day Tour: Die vulkanische Schönheit von Lanzarote, eine Fototour

135,00 €

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Sprachen: Deutsch, Englisch

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Dauer: zwischen 4 Stunden bis 8 Stunden

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Highlights

Halten Sie die vulkanische Landschaft Lanzarotes durch fotografische Erzählungen fest, unterstützt von National Geographic
Ein von National Geographic ausgebildeter Tourguide vermittelt Ihnen Wissenswertes über die Gebiete, die Sie erkunden werden, und ein von National Geographic ausgebildeter Fotoguide veranschaulicht Ihnen theoretische und praktische Tipps, damit Sie Ihre fotografischen Fähigkeiten vor Ort verbessern können
Unter der Anleitung eines von National Geographic ausgebildeten Fotoguides lernen Sie Tipps und Techniken, während Sie die außergewöhnlichen Landschaften und die natürliche Pracht von Lanzarote erkunden, einschließlich des Timanfaya-Nationalparks, El Golfo und Salinas de Janubio
Ihre Fotos werden während der Tour bewertet, und das beste Foto wird am Ende der Tour von einem professionellen Fotografen bei einem Drink auf der Terrasse von Salinas de Janubio gekürt

Beschreibung

Werden Sie unter der Anleitung Ihres von National Geographic ausgebildeten Fotoguides zum visuellen Geschichtenerzähler. Sie erhalten wertvolle Einblicke in die perfekte Aufnahme, sei es in Bezug auf die Komposition, die Beleuchtung oder die Erzählung.

Nach der Einführung in das Wettbewerbselement des Tages bringt Sie Ihr Guide zum Timanfaya-Nationalpark und zum ersten Aussichtspunkt - auf dem Gipfel eines Vulkans. Die Mondlandschaften von Timanfaya sind vor Hunderten von Jahren entstanden, als eine Reihe von Vulkanausbrüchen ein Viertel der Insel mit Lava bedeckte. Man denke nur an zerklüftete Lavafelder, brütende Vulkankegel und Schwaden aus kohlegrauer Asche.

Auf der Weiterfahrt zum Fischerdorf El Golfo finden Sie ein Durcheinander traditioneller Gebäude und bunter Boote, die im Kontrast zum schwarzen Sandstrand und dem ungewöhnlich grünen See stehen. Es ist ein perfekter Ort, um Farbkontraste einzufangen.

Dann ist es an der Zeit, die alten Salinen von Salinas de Janubio zu entdecken, eine weitere Landschaft voller Dramatik und Faszination. Dieses Gebiet ist ein UNESCO-Biosphärenreservat und ein bedeutendes Vogelschutzgebiet - ein Paradies für Ihren Fotografeninstinkt.

Mit einem spezialisierten Fotografen an Ihrer Seite werden Sie neue Fähigkeiten und Inspirationen sowie eine Sammlung faszinierender Bilder gewinnen. Lassen Sie den Tag auf der Terrasse von Salinas de Janubio bei einem Glas Wein oder Bier und einem kleinen Snack ausklingen, während Ihr Fotoguide die Aufnahmen des Tages bespricht. Das beste Bild des Tages wird zum Siegerbild gekürt - ein spannender Abschluss einer bereichernden fotografischen Reise.

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Migg
Aus Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika - Januar 2025

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55 - 64 Jahre alt

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Schade, dass der Bus getönte Fenster hatte, die nicht geöffnet werden konnten. Zum Fotografieren musste man aussteigen, was aber auf der Vulkanrundfah ...
Edwina Cole
Aus Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika - November 2024

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55 - 64 Jahre alt

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It was good to be part of a small group. The photographer was very helpful and worked with everyone individually. The guide was superb taking us to pl ...
Uwe HaK
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35 - 44 Jahre alt

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Jonas
Aus Deutschland - September 2024

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The guides were very nice and the tour was well structured (background information inside the bus and photographic background with nat-geo outside). I ...
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Volker
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