Virtual tour for recreation
Impression
The whole site instead of four photos of a terrace.
- 1 day on location
- Within 4 weeks live
- 20,000+ px
Try it yourself
Our sample tour
Not your industry, but a real capture of ours. Drag to look around and zoom in right down to the detail.
How a tour works for recreation
A virtual tour of your park, campsite or accommodation is a 360° tour that guests enter from your website or your booking page. They see the grounds, the accommodation from the inside, the pool and the facilities, and can look around for themselves. We shoot in one day, two for a large site, and the tour is live within four weeks of the day on location.
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In recreation the doubt is always about the same things: how far is the walk to the beach, how big is that cottage really, are the pitches packed together. Those are spatial questions, and a photo series is the worst possible answer to them. A wide-angle photo of a living room makes it look bigger than it is, and the guest notices on arrival.
There is also a direct link to booking. From an accommodation in the tour you can click through to the availability of exactly that type, so the step from looking to booking is one click instead of back to the menu.
Answers the questions photos leave open
How far is the pitch from the facilities, how crowded is the site, how big is the accommodation really. Spatial questions get a spatial answer.
Straight through to booking
A button at the accommodation leads to the availability of that type. Looking and booking become one movement instead of two.
Fewer surprises on arrival
A guest who has seen exactly what they are getting arrives with matching expectations. That saves disappointment at the front desk.
Honestly
- The room at the top is an impression. Your tour will be a real capture of your own business.
- One day on location, two for a really large location.
- It runs on our hosting. You get the link for your site, Google and your email signature.
Questions
Can you also shoot outdoors and from the air?
Yes. Outdoor shots simply belong when covering a site, and 360° drone photos show in a single image how the whole site sits in its surroundings. For the drone the weather does have to cooperate.
When is the best time to shoot?
Outside the high season, when the site is quiet but still green. Then no guests end up in the images and it does not look like an abandoned park in November.
Does every accommodation need its own shoot?
No. Usually you shoot one example per type. That is what the guest wants to know, and it saves considerably on shooting time.
Does the tour work with our booking system?
The tour can be placed on any page with a snippet of code, including the page of an accommodation type. The other way round, you can link from the tour to your booking page.
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