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Drone Photography in Souvala

Souvala, Aegina

⏱ 90 minutes

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About this experience

Drone Photography in Souvala is a guided aerial photography session in the coastal town of Souvala on Aegina island. Participants launch drones over the harbour, thermal springs, and pine-covered hills to capture the area's mix of neoclassical buildings and deep blue Aegean water. The session provides a structured route for both beginners and experienced pilots to record Souvala's shoreline from above.

What to expect

90-minute session includes a pre-flight safety briefing and a designated launch area near the Souvala harbour.
A drone operator guide points out key subjects: the thermal spring spa building, the fishing boats, and the rocky islet of Moni.
Participants receive a map of approved flight zones and no-fly areas within Souvala's airspace.
Suitable for pilots with any drone model under 250 grams; heavier drones require prior registration with the Greek Civil Aviation Authority.
The session ends with a 15-minute review of captured footage, offering tips on framing and exposure for coastal light.