Excursión a las Cuevas de Ajuy y el Cañón de Las Peñitas con subida al Arco Secreto
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Excursión a las Cuevas de Ajuy y el Cañón de Las Peñitas con subida al Arco Secreto

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Idiomas: Inglés, Español, Alemán, Neerlandés
Se acepta el bono en el móvil
Duración: from 6 hours to 7 hours
Ventajas
  • Descubra una excursión guiada única a una ventana secreta, el Arco de Las Peñitas
  • Visite las famosas Cuevas de Ajuy y el pueblo de Ajuy
  • Disfrute de una excursión para grupos reducidos, adaptada a un amplio abanico de niveles de forma física
Qué te espera

Le recogeremos en su hotel del norte de Fuerteventura para comenzar su día de aventuras. Tras una hora en coche, llegará al primer punto de interés: El cañón de Las Peñitas. Esta joya escondida, alejada de las multitudes, es uno de los lugares más bellos e impactantes de Fuerteventura.

Emprenderá una caminata guiada de dos horas por este oasis, maravillándose con su belleza cruda e intacta. No sólo ha seducido a los equipos de producción de Hollywood, sino también a todos aquellos a los que les gusta disfrutar de los deportes de aventura y experimentar una naturaleza cruda y virgen. Un punto culminante particular de Las Peñitas es una formación rocosa difícil de encontrar, pero magnífica, conocida como "la ventana" o "El Arco". Esta caprichosa obra de la naturaleza ofrece una fantástica oportunidad para hacer fotos.

Lo siguiente son las cuevas oceánicas de Ajuy. Un corto trayecto de 10 minutos en coche le llevará a la costa oeste y a un típico pueblo pesquero llamado Ajuy. Allí podrá degustar un sabroso bocadillo en los acantilados antes de emprender una breve caminata de 500 metros para visitar las famosas cuevas. Éstas se formaron por el flujo submarino de lava y sedimentos que subió a la superficie y comenzó a formar la isla hace 100 millones de años, ¡un buen momento para almorzar un delicioso bocadillo en los acantilados! Tendrá alrededor de media hora para admirar estas maravillas naturales antes de emprender el camino de vuelta hacia el norte. A media tarde estará de vuelta en el punto de partida.

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Incluye
  • check Almuerzo
  • check Traslados privados
  • check Traslados en un vehículo con aire acondicionado
  • check Traslados de ida y vuelta desde áreas indicadas
  • check Traslados de ida y vuelta
  • check Guía multilingüe
  • check Guía de senderismo
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  • x_not_included Bebidas
Dónde

ACUA WATER PARK CORRALEJO, Avenida Nuestra Señora del Carmen, Corralejo, España

Lugar de encuentro:
Quedamos a las 8.00 horas frente a la entrada del Parque Acuático Acua, en el aparcamiento (cerca de la gran estatua).
Importante

Accesibilidad:

  • El tour no es apto para personas con movilidad reducida, problemas cardíacos o de espalda

Infórmese con antelación:

  • El servicio de recogida está disponible en los hoteles RIU de Grandes Playas, El Cotillo, Puerto de Rosario, Caleta de Fuste/El Castillo o Pájara. Por favor, acuerde el lugar y la hora de recogida directamente con el colaborador local. Encontrará los datos de contacto en su bono después de reservar.
  • Se requiere un nivel básico de forma física
  • La edad mínima para participar en la excursión es de 5 años
  • El guía habla inglés, español, neerlandés y alemán.
  • Se recomienda tomar un buen desayuno antes de la excursión.
  • La excursión incluye un almuerzo a base de bocadillos
  • Hay aparcamiento gratuito en el punto de encuentro

Recuerde llevar

  • Buen calzado cerrado (calzado deportivo que no resbale, con un buen perfil/zapatos de trekking/senderismo)
  • Agua y un tentempié extra
  • Crema solar, protección solar y una capa extra en caso de frío
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    8 de septiembre de 2025

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    Bas is een top gids, weet veel te vertellen over de omgeving, kiest altijd voor de veiligheid en naast een goede gids ook nog sociaal, vriendelijk en attent. De ajuy caves zijn leuk om gezien te hebben. De echte uitdaging was de klim in las penitas. Geweldige ervaring om te doen !

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