easy
3.5 hours
Modest fitness level; participants should be able to walk moderate distances.
Capture breathtaking sunsets in Port Douglas with expert guidance from Tracey Jones. This scenic tour is perfect for photographers of all levels yearning to master their craft in a stunning tropical setting.
A relaxed walking tour for photographers of all levels—camera or phone welcome!
Join the Sunset Walking Photography Tour in Port Douglas for an unforgettable experience blending stunning coastal views and photography skills. Over 3.5 hours, explore iconic locations while learning essential techniques. Capture breathtaking sunsets, enjoy local stories, and unwind with a delicious dinner, making memories that last long after the sun sets.
3.5Hrs
The Sunset Walking Photography Tour in Port Douglas is the perfect opportunity for photography enthusiasts, both beginners and experts, to explore and capture the breathtaking beauty of this stunning coastal town. This tour is designed to offer a unique and immersive experience that combines both photography learning and cultural exploration.
The tour is approximately three and a half hours long, walking 2km on a range of surfaces including roads, wooden decks, grass, gravel, and sand. During this time, I will take you on a journey through some of the most iconic and picturesque locations in Port Douglas.
The tour features four key locations that are known for their stunning sunset views - Rex Smeal Park, St Mary's By The Sea, The Sugar Wharf and The Crystalbrook Marina. These locations offer a wide range of photographic opportunities, from natural landscapes to historical landmarks. I will provide historical and cultural information throughout the tour, giving you a deeper understanding and appreciation of the locations you're visiting.
But that's not all - the tour also offers guidance on how to take great photos, covering essential topics such as lighting, composition, focus, and more. I will teach you how to use your camera or phone to its full potential, providing tips and tricks on where to stand and how to capture the perfect shot.
We finish the tour with a pub style dinner at one of Port Doulgas' iconic restaurants where we have the opportunity to review photos and discuss what we have learnt, seen and captured on the tour.
Get to the meeting point at least 15 minutes early to settle in and prepare your gear.
Practice manual settings like ISO and aperture to better capture changing light conditions.
A tripod helps stabilize your camera for sharp shots during low-light moments.
Wear comfortable clothing suitable for walking and variable weather during the evening.
Port Douglas has a history rooted in the Gold Rush, which shaped its development into a popular tourist destination.
The tour promotes responsible photography, encouraging visitors to respect local wildlife and natural sites.
Allows you to adjust settings for optimal sunset shots.
Helpful for reviewing and editing your photos on-site or afterward.
Keep warm during cooler evening temperatures.
winter specific
Useful for navigating in low light after sunset.