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Drone Photography in Breña Alta

Breña Alta, Tenerife

⏱ 2 hours

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About this experience

Drone Photography in Breña Alta is a guided aerial photography session in the municipality of Breña Alta, La Palma. Participants operate their own drones to capture the region's volcanic landscapes, pine forests, and coastal views. The session provides a structured route and technical guidance for capturing high-quality footage.

What to expect

Session lasts 2 hours, including a pre-flight briefing and 90 minutes of active flying time.
A local drone pilot accompanies the group, offering tips on composition and flight paths over the Barranco de las Angustias and the Caldera de Taburiente.
All participants must bring their own drone, fully charged batteries, and a memory card with at least 32GB of free space.
The route includes three designated take-off points: Mirador de la Concepción, the vineyard terraces of El Llanito, and the coastal cliffs near Puerto de Tazacorte.
Suitable for intermediate drone pilots who have logged at least 10 hours of flight time and hold a current A2 CAA certificate.
The session concludes with a group review of captured footage, where the guide provides editing suggestions for colour grading and stabilisation.