Experiencia de observación de estrellas en el Observatorio Mount John, Tekapo
Descripción
Nuestra experiencia más popular en astronomía en el mundialmente conocido centro de investigación astronómica. Prepárate para una noche de descubrimiento impresionante. Sumérgete en los impresionantes alrededores, cielos nocturnos impolutos y sofisticadas tecnologías de visualización mientras nuestros Guías Especialistas comparten la ciencia y las historias de nuestros Cielos Australes. En lo alto del pico de 1.029 metros del Monte John, estarás en el corazón de la Reserva Internacional de Cielo Oscuro más grande del hemisferio sur. Cada noche el cielo revela algo nuevo. La increíble Vía Láctea. Planetas lejanos. Cúmulos estelares, sistemas solares, constelaciones. Incluso podrías vislumbrar una galaxia distante. No te pierdas la mejor experiencia de observación de estrellas de Nueva Zelanda. Exclusivo de Dark Sky Project, la Summit Experience en el Observatorio Mt John está en asociación con la Universidad de Canterbury.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Regístrese con el equipo del Proyecto Cielo Oscuro en el lago Tekapo, y dejese transportar hasta la cumbre del Monte Juan, a 1029 m sobre Tekapo y con vistas a las montañas y lagos circundantes.
Disfrute de una experiencia de observación de estrellas en la cima de la montaña desde la Cumbre del Monte Juan. Con acceso exclusivo a la cumbre, su Guía Especialista en Astronomía le proporcionará una experiencia educativa y entretenida, en lo más profundo del corazón de la Reserva Internacional del Cielo Oscuro Aoraki McKenzie, la reserva estándar Gold más grande del mundo. Los guías utilizarán una combinación de observación de estrellas a simple vista con potentes telescopios, todos rodeados por el centro de investigación de la Universidad de Canterbury, una instalación de clase mundial reconocida internacionalmente.
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Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Los niños deben ir acompañados de un adulto
- Un máximo de 22 personas por viaje
- Si reserva una hora después de medianoche, compruebe la fecha de su reserva
- Si el clima impide que el tour opere, se puede ofrecer una experiencia interior alternativa como alternativa
- Idioma - Debe hablar el idioma del tour debido a motivos de salud y seguridad, si no puede hablar el idioma, no se le permitirá unirse al tour.
- No recomendado para viajeros con problemas de movilidad
Opiniones(187)
One of our whole group’s top experiences during our trip to New Zealand. It was very moving to step off the van at the top of Mount John and see an amazingly clear Milky Way stretching across the entire sky. Our guides were very informative. It was very cold at the top of the mountain, but we dressed accordingly and appreciated the hardy jackets that were provided to everybody.
Fantastic experience despite no location info being received. Found ourselves on a closed road due to severe weather conditions and no central site info. Despite this we had a fantastic experience and staff were so helpful. Daily was our guide and they were very knowledgeable.
Absolutely fantastic. Knowledgeable and passionate guide who shared so much interesting information. A must do!
Our Booking was at 20:30, I got an email from viator at 20:21 saying it was cancelled due to weather.
Great experience with knowledgeable guides
Had an awesome tour at 715pm by chinese guide Andy and Japanese guide Tatsu. Very well narrations and time given was sufficient for pictures taking and stargazing. Slightly disappointed that the moon was quite bright if not, could be a perfect experience. Highly recommended
Very underwhelming if you live in NZ. Way overpriced. Tourist prices!!🙄
This was an awesome experience, cold so wrap up, guide was very knowledgeable in relation to the stars. We had a clear night stars and milky way was outstanding and also had shooting stars and looking through telescopes to see outer stars and planets was awesome
Most importantly, depending on what you want to see, make a booking by checking the Lunar calendar. We went on almost a full moon night and got to see various features of the moon. But a new moon would have been better. Nonetheless, the guides were super informative, we were provided with cold weather jackets as well. We were shown various constellations and got to view star clusters out of 4 different types of telescopes. Overall, I think I’d just want to do the whole experience again on a new moon night.
Due to cloud covering, its not guarenteed that any stars could be seen. Which was what happened to us. But it was good of the supplier to refund half of the ticket costs due to the weather.
