Escursioni e tour in giornata

Tour del nord di Lanzarote con Jameos del Agua e Teguise

65,00 €

Cancellazione gratuita

Lingua: Tedesco, Inglese, Olandese

Voucher sul cellulare accettato

Durata: da 4 hours a 8 hours

Ingresso incluso

Visita guidata

Conferma istantanea

Voucher elettronico

Cosa farai

Visita al complesso di caverne vulcaniche Jameos del Agua, progettato da Cesar Manrique.
Tempo libero per visitare i palazzi e le chiese del villaggio storico di Teguise.
Godetevi le viste panoramiche a volo d'uccello sull'isola La Graciosa dal Mirador del Rio
Ammirate i paesaggi e scoprite i segreti dell'aloe vera presso un produttore locale
Guida locale esperta con una conoscenza impareggiabile di Lanzarote e Cesar Manrique

Cosa aspettarsi

L'impronta di Madre Natura non è l'unica che incombe su Lanzarote. Questo tour di mezza giornata permette di conoscere da vicino uno dei figli più famosi dell'isola. Visiterete il punto panoramico Jameos del Agua e Mirador del Rio. Scoprirete anche la città più antica delle Canarie, Teguise. Cristina, una delle nostre guide esperte, dice: "L'artista locale Cesar Manrique è stato per Lanzarote quello che Gaudì è stato per Barcellona. La sua visione architettonica e il suo attivismo ci hanno lasciato uno stile unico in armonia con i nostri paesaggi vulcanici e hanno anche contribuito a preservare l'isola: si opponeva ai grattacieli, per cui ne sono stati costruiti pochissimi".

La scoperta inizia dal complesso progettato da Manrique e costruito intorno alle grotte vulcaniche Jameos del Agua. Negli anni '60 le trasformò in un locale notturno. Il palcoscenico è ancora in uso, ma le star di oggi sono i rari granchi bianchi in uno stagno di acqua salata. Poi, attraversando paesaggi vulcanici drammatici, raggiungeremo il Mirador del Rio, un altro capolavoro di Manrique. A quasi 500 metri sul livello del mare, offre una vista impareggiabile sull'isola di La Graciosa e sui suoi vulcani.

Dopo una sosta presso un produttore di Aloe Vera per conoscere i segreti di questa versatile pianta, si attraversano una serie di graziosi villaggi fino a Teguise. Come antica capitale dell'isola, questo villaggio ricco di storia vanta numerosi palazzi, conventi, cappelle e chiese, tutti a pochi passi l'uno dall'altro. Godetevi il tempo libero per passeggiare e scattare foto nel suggestivo centro della città.

Cosa è incluso

Trasporto
Guida
Tasse d'ingresso

Da ricordare

Si prega di notare che tra l'8 e il 19 febbraio il tour si fermerà al Mirador de los Helechos invece che al Mirador del Rio.
Non adatto a persone in sedia a rotelle
Non adatto a persone con mobilità ridotta
TI consigliamo di indossare scarpe comode
Cibo e bevande non incluse

Provider

TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4

Commissioni di prenotazione

Buone notizie! Non sono applicate commissioni di servizio a questa prenotazione.

Politiche di cancellazione

Ricevi un rimborso del 100% annullando la prenotazione fino a 1 day prima dell'inizio dell'attività.

Cosa dicono le persone di quest'esperienza

Eccellente

4,4/5

Basato su 87 recensioni di clienti verificati

Categorie di recensione

Sicurezza

4,5/5

Servizio

4,5/5

Qualità-prezzo

4,4/5

Personale

4,5/5

Anonimo
Da Stati Uniti d'America - maggio 2025

Eccellente
Valutazione complessiva
5/5

As a lone traveller over 60, I was a little apprehensive as I had not done anything like this before but it was fab! The guide was very informative an ...
P
Da Stati Uniti d'America - maggio 2025

Viaggio di coppia

35 - 44 anni

Ottimo
Valutazione complessiva
4/5

Loved the places we visited but tour was so rushed. All the guide kept saying was we had to get coach back to airport and also meet the other coach. ...
Sharon
Da Stati Uniti d'America - aprile 2025

Viaggio di famiglia

35 - 44 anni

Eccellente
Valutazione complessiva
5/5

not long enough at the caves or the panoramic viewing spot unfortunately. the viewing spot felt very rushed otherwise it was a fabulous day
Keith
Da Stati Uniti d'America - aprile 2025

Viaggio di famiglia

35 - 44 anni

Ottimo
Valutazione complessiva
4/5

Not enough time, some really nice locations but always felt as if we were rushed to get back to the coach, like the driver and guide had somewhere els ...
Carole
Da Stati Uniti d'America - aprile 2025

Viaggio di coppia

35 - 44 anni

Eccellente
Valutazione complessiva
4/5

Enjoyed all but the Aloevera stop which I found was more of a sale's pitch than anything else
Steve and Jen
Da Stati Uniti d'America - febbraio 2025

Viaggio di coppia

35 - 44 anni

Eccellente
Valutazione complessiva
5/5

We enjoyed everything about the tour and already recommend the tour to our friends Well done one of the best we’ve been on

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