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Tour Norte de Lanzarote com Grutas Verdes e Jameos del Agua

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Idiomas: Alemão, Inglês, Holandês

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duração: de 4 hours a 8 hours

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Visite as Cavernas Verdes vulcânicas projetadas por Cesar Manrique e Jameos del Agua
Saboreie um almoço tradicional numa casa típica das Canárias na aldeia de Haria
Aprecie as vistas panorâmicas de La Graciosa a partir do mirante Mirador del Rio
Atravesse o Vale das Mil Palmeiras e veja a 'casa vermelha' de Arrieta
Guia local especializado com conhecimento inigualável de Lanzarote e sua geologia

O que esperar

A lenda de Lanzarote, maior que a vida, Cesar Manrique deixou sua marca por toda a ilha, mas em nenhum lugar mais do que no norte. O arquiteto foi inspirado pela extraordinária geologia da região. Este passeio leva a três de suas obras – as Cavernas Verdes, Jameos del Agua e Mirador del Rio – assim como o Vale das Mil Palmeiras. David, um dos nossos guias locais, diz: "O norte da ilha era uma tela para a paleta de Manrique. Como ele costumava dizer, "O norte ainda é o tradicional Lanzarote"."

Primeiro, estão as Cavernas Verdes, onde um labirinto de galerias e escadas leva você a um auditório natural. Essas cavernas – 16 foram descobertas até agora – são bolhas de ar que são ligadas por um túnel criado pelo fluxo de lava de uma erupção vulcânica. Manrique foi fundamental na adaptação do sistema de cavernas para os visitantes. Sua influência é ainda mais pronunciada nos Jameos del Agua. Aqui, ele harmonizou esta caverna vulcânica sem teto, adicionando jardins de pedras e um lago vítreo, cheio de caranguejos cegos e brancos encontrados apenas em Lanzarote.

Também na agenda está o Mirador del Rio, uma das criações mais sci-fi de Manrique. Este mirante não só se mistura perfeitamente com seus arredores no topo de um penhasco de 470 m, mas também ostenta vistas impressionantes para a ilha de La Graciosa. Em seguida, atravesse o Vale das Mil Palmeiras até Haria para um almoço feito com ingredientes de origem local em uma casa típica das Canárias. Além disso, há uma parada para ver a famosa "casa vermelha" na vila de pescadores de Arrieta.

O que as pessoas dizem sobre essa experiência

Excelente

4,6/5

Com base em 79 avaliações de clientes verificados

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Relação custo-benefício

4,6/5

Equipe

4,6/5

Serviço

4,6/5

Segurança

4,6/5

Fred
De Bélgica - junho de 2025

Viajando sozinho

25 - 34 Idade

Excelente
Avaliação geral
4/5

Je trouve cale dommage de ‘être pesée dans les Green caves et avoir 1h30 de temps libre à Jameos del Agua alors que 45 minutes sont amplement suffisan ...
Martin
De Reino Unido - junho de 2025

Viagem de casais

18 - 24 Idade

Excelente
Avaliação geral
5/5
Cooper/Debbage
De Estados Unidos da America - maio de 2025

Viajando com a família

35 - 44 Idade

Bom
Avaliação geral
3/5

The places we visited were brilliant and we enjoyed visiting them all. Unfortunately all but 5 of us were German and the guide spent most of the day s ...
Freddy
De Estados Unidos da America - maio de 2025

Viagem de casais

45 - 54 Idade

Excelente
Avaliação geral
5/5
Nicki
De Estados Unidos da America - maio de 2025

Viagem de casais

35 - 44 Idade

Excelente
Avaliação geral
5/5

Absolutely beautiful from start to finish. Views that take your breath away.. in fact, I cried at the beauty.
Rolvenden
De Estados Unidos da America - abril de 2025

Viagem de casais

35 - 44 Idade

Excelente
Avaliação geral
4/5

Over all very good trip, however there was only a few english speaking guests and the guide concentrated on the German travellers and only spoke very ...

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