Naturalist photo walk
The Gaou peninsula is home to rare and protected ecosystems, such as its lagoon, a breeding ground for certain species, a nursery for certain fish and the presence of marine plants considered highly important.
Its accessibility unfortunately makes it very vulnerable, although some areas are protected by the Conservatoire du Littoral and classified as Natura 2000 zones.
Discover this peninsula while contributing to its study and preservation, by acting as a photographer observer... A half-hour briefing will be given at the beginning of the walk, and then we will start walking following the itinerary designed by your photographer eco guide. We will leave from the Petit Gaou car park, observe the lagoon and begin our walk on the lagoon side of the peninsula. We will stop all along the way to observe the fauna and flora along the sea. You will photograph the important elements, accompanied by photographic and naturalist advice.
The aim is to make sure you get the shot you want, and to make you aware of the importance of ecology.
Take the opportunity to participate in the protection and study of the environment! Mwanga Vagabonde participates in BioLit's observation programmes, so you can too!
This walk includes: photographic advice and accompaniment and a photo memo.
This walk does not include: transportation to the meeting place and personal purchases.
Tips :
Don't take your whole photo bag, but only the material you want to work with, the walk lasts one day, your bag will weigh you down.
A wide angle lens and a macro lens will be the most used lenses.
Sunscreen, hat and sunglasses are a must.
The walk is easy to get to, but walking shoes are preferable, as well as clothes that you won't regret getting dirty.
Bring your good humour, curiosity and creativity.
Discover this peninsula while contributing to its study and preservation, by acting as a photographer observer... A half-hour briefing will be given at the beginning of the walk, and then we will start walking following the itinerary designed by your photographer eco guide. We will leave from the Petit Gaou car park, observe the lagoon and begin our walk on the lagoon side of the peninsula. We will stop all along the way to observe the fauna and flora along the sea. You will photograph the important elements, accompanied by photographic and naturalist advice.
The aim is to make sure you get the shot you want, and to make you aware of the importance of ecology.
Take the opportunity to participate in the protection and study of the environment! Mwanga Vagabonde participates in BioLit's observation programmes, so you can too!
This walk includes: photographic advice and accompaniment and a photo memo.
This walk does not include: transportation to the meeting place and personal purchases.
Tips :
Don't take your whole photo bag, but only the material you want to work with, the walk lasts one day, your bag will weigh you down.
A wide angle lens and a macro lens will be the most used lenses.
Sunscreen, hat and sunglasses are a must.
The walk is easy to get to, but walking shoes are preferable, as well as clothes that you won't regret getting dirty.
Bring your good humour, curiosity and creativity.
General
- Informations activite :
- Place Presqu'île du Gaou
40 € per person. Registration required.
- Payment methods :
- Credit transfer
Directions to :
83140
Six-Fours-les-Plages
GPS coordinates
Latitude : 43.069126
Longitude : 5.793078
- Location :
- Waterside
Contact
83140
Six-Fours-les-Plages
Mwanga Vagabonde (micro entreprise Stéphanie Vigetta)
06 49 00 00 49
