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Passeio pelo Vulcão Lanzarote com Churrasco

115,00 €

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Idiomas: Alemão, Inglês, Holandês, language.sv

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duração: de 4 hours a 8 hours

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Breve parada na pitoresca vila de El Golfo
Veja o Parque Nacional de Timanfaya à noite
Parada exclusiva para fotos no mirante de Montaña Rajada
Churrasco noturno com música ao vivo

O que esperar

O cenário vulcânico de Lanzarote se destaca no Parque Nacional de Timanfaya. Este canto da ilha é todo de picos e crateras vermelho-ferrugem, saídos diretamente de um cenário de filme de ficção científica. E fica ainda mais dramático ao pôr do sol. Então, nesta viagem noturna, você terá uma surpresa. Antes de seguir para Timanfaya, faremos uma breve parada na pitoresca vila de El Golfo. Aqui, você pode explorar a lagoa verde única, Charco de los Clicos, e seu contraste impressionante com a praia de areia preta. Reserve um momento para aproveitar a atmosfera tranquila e capturar algumas fotos memoráveis desta extraordinária maravilha natural.

Junte-se a nós enquanto dirigimos pela famosa Rota Lunar do parque ao redor dos picos chamuscados, conhecidos como Montanhas de Fogo. Você desfrutará de uma parada exclusiva no mirante Montaña a Rajada, antes de chegar ao El Diablo, um restaurante circular construído no topo do vulcão Islote de Hilario. Projetado pelo aclamado arquiteto de Lanzarote, Cesar Manrique, suas janelas do chão ao teto comandam panoramas de cair o queixo sobre o parque nacional.

Depois de capturar as nuvens e crateras de algodão doce com a câmera, saboreie um jantar preparado na churrasqueira aquecida pelo vulcão, apreciando a vista e a música canária ao vivo.

O que as pessoas dizem sobre essa experiência

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4,6 /5

Com base em 89 avaliações de clientes verificados

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Equipe

4,7/5

Serviço

4,7/5

Segurança

4,7/5

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4,5/5

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5 estrelas (61)

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4 estrelas (26)

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Becca
Verified booking
3.8
10 de dezembro de 2025
Viajando com a família
Spent 45 minutes picking up after us which wasn’t ideal. The ‘wine tasting’ would be best not mentioned and seen as a bonus stop, as it was 25 mins being given a thimble of wine then being encouraged to buy it for €19, Things got much better after that - the tour around the National Park was fantastic with a wonderful guide and amazing views. The food was sensational at the end of the day. Doubt it was really cooked over volcano heat but it was lovely and there was plenty… plus wine/sangria!
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Hannah
Verified booking
3.8
14 de novembro de 2025
Viagem de casais
It was a good day overall. However the stop at winery was pointless was told would get 2 glasses of wine only gave us 1 had to ask for another which they made us lineup for again. Wasn’t there long. The volcano was fascinating and the food was nice but could have had more drinks considering how much we paid. Dropped us near our hotel on way back which was nice. Would have been better trip started earlier so there was more time instead of rushing around so much.
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Karen S.
Verified booking
5
20 de setembro de 2025
Viagem de casais
The tour guide was very knowlegable and made the whole trip entertaining. The area was very interesting. The dinner was well presented, served and very enjoyable. Overall an experience not to be missed.
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Ann B
Verified booking
5
19 de setembro de 2025
Viajando com a família
The guide did not make sure everyone heard his instructions. We went to the gift shop and toilet and our party had disappeared. We panicked and did not know what to do. When we got back to the coach he was not pleased but it was not our fault as we could not hear what he was saying as it was very windy up there.
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Claire
Verified booking
3
7 de setembro de 2025
Viajando com a família
The guide was good and gave lots of information. The bus driver was terrible. Kept stalling on the high hills on the volcano, bus was rolling back which frightened my kids. Bus then hit a rock which caused a woman to fall off her seat, ripped a big hole in the tyre which looked unsafe. Had to pay for my kids as if they were adults and were only offered 1 drink on the whole trip including the restaurant. Missed the sunset as we were on other side of restaurant
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The Shells family
Verified booking
4.2
10 de julho de 2025
Viajando com a família
The tour guide was knowledgeable, friendly and entertaining. The driver was very skilled at navigating the narrow road through Timanfaya park, although Im not sure the moments of 'fast driving' were appropriate for those on board with a more nervous disposition. There was too much getting on and off the bus. I don't think the trip to la geria added anything of value to the excursion. The lady serving at the wine tasting was not very friendly. There was no opportunity to choose a different wine.

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