This is a sustainable – carbon free tour, except for transfers.

Duration • Full day (approx 9h to 10h)

Prices • 1 pax 200EUR • 2 pax 220EUR • 3 pax 240EUR • 4 pax 260EUR (all prices per tour)
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SINTRA PHOTOGRAPHY
Unpredictable in terms of weather, Sintra is a fascinating photography experience. While the village itself can be easy to photograph early in the morning – could be foggy though – the monuments we will visit are a bigger challenge. They will have more people like you, wanting to take some good memories back home.
We may have to use a radical approach, like close-focus with wide-angle or long tele-photo compositions. We will do our best with the photo equipment you have, making it an outstanding photography experience.
You will photograph in colour and also in b&w; strong coloured and saturated architecture, stone details that are hard to believe, nature (very green) and hopefully, you will see simplicity.
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TIMING
We leave Lisbon at 7AM (7:00) sharp, to arrive at Sintra as quickly as possible. I never know exactly when the tour ends, because of the traffic in Sintra and also back to Lisbon, but normally we end in Lisbon around 5PM (17:00).

MEETING
We meet at your local address (hotel or apartment). You will see me with a LISBON PHOTO id-card and a red car. End of the tour can be at the same place (your local address) or centrally in Lisbon.

MOVING AROUND
On a full day Sintra photography tour, we will move around quite a lot. It is optimised to provide the best experience – private transfer from Lisbon to Sintra and back, private transfers in Sintra / São Pedro as well – to save precious time. And to have lunch!

COMPANION
The Sintra photography tour is an exceptional experience; it is full of impressive views, details, architecture, history, culture and gastronomy. Everybody will have a great time, including mobile-phone photos all day long.

HISTORY & LIFESTYLE
Sintra is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with an endless list of interesting places and subjects to visit, to understand and to photograph. We will explore a quiet Sintra village – it goes back to the middle age – also the unique 19th century Pena Palace and the eclectic Monserrate Palace.