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Cavernas Drach, loja de pérolas com museu digital e tour pelo mercado local

58,00 €

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Idiomas: Alemão, Inglês, Francês

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duração: de 4 hours a 8 hours

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Faça isso porque

Explore as dramáticas Cavernas Drach, um vasto mundo subterrâneo de mistério
Tempo livre para passear em um mercado semanal de agricultores em uma típica cidade do interior
Oportunidade de saborear especialidades típicas de Maiorca e conviver com os habitantes locais
Visite a loja da fábrica Majorica para ver como são feitas as finas pérolas artificiais
Guia local especializado com conhecimento inigualável de Maiorca e suas tradições

O que esperar

Três imperdíveis de Maiorca dividem o topo do faturamento neste passeio. Você passeará pelas barracas de um mercado de fazendeiros, mergulhará nas profundezas das famosas Cavernas Drach e visitará a renomada fábrica de pérolas de Maiorca. Xisca, uma de nossas guias locais, diz: "Antes mesmo de você colocar os pés lá dentro, você sente que algo realmente espetacular está por vir. O sistema de cavernas é um mundo de cavernas secretas e lagos subterrâneos trazidos à vida por shows de música e luzes."

Sua primeira parada será na loja e museu Majorica, onde possivelmente as melhores pérolas de imitação do mundo são feitas. Veja displays digitais explicando o processo de fabricação antes de navegar pelas joias de pérolas na loja. Xisca diz: "Os designs são criativos e primorosamente trabalhados, e é por isso que as joias Majorica são um presente de aniversário ou Natal tão popular na ilha."

Depois, vá para o mercado semanal em uma cidade do interior. Dê uma olhada nas barracas abastecidas com tudo, de frutas e vegetais perfumados a ervas aromáticas e queijos picantes. A chance de experimentar produtos como o famoso porco preto de Maiorca faz parte da experiência. A sobrassada picante, uma salsicha curada com páprica para barrar, é uma ótima lembrança para levar para casa – e ajuda os produtores locais. Depois, termine o dia nas Cavernas Drach. Obtenha informações do seu guia sobre a formação do sistema há milhões de anos. Há quatro cavernas e um grande lago, tornado ainda mais mágico pela iluminação especial e um concerto de música clássica de um quarteto bem nas profundezas das cavernas.

O que as pessoas dizem sobre essa experiência

Excelente

4,2/5

Com base em 142 avaliações de clientes verificados

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Serviço

4,4/5

Relação custo-benefício

4,2/5

Segurança

4,4/5

Equipe

4,4/5

English couple
De Reino Unido - junho de 2025

Viagem de casais

35 - 44 Idade

Excelente
Avaliação geral
4/5

Coach was more than half an hour late at our pick up point and cannot understand why they did not pick up at our hotel, instead we had to walk to anot ...
Jane and Jill
De Reino Unido - maio de 2025

Viagem de casais

45 - 54 Idade

Excelente
Avaliação geral
5/5

Very informative guide. Who told lots of informative interesting things about the area. We were able to spend a a good amount of time to explore e ...
Caroline
De Estados Unidos da America - maio de 2025

Viajando com amigos

35 - 44 Idade

Ótimo
Avaliação geral
4/5

Pearl factory shop was not long enough, didn’t have a chance to look through the museum. Loved the experience in the Drach Caves, couldn’t fault it.
Natnoonops
De Estados Unidos da America - maio de 2025

Viagem de casais

35 - 44 Idade

Excelente
Avaliação geral
5/5

The market was good. No issues. The caves felt a bit like a cattle market, we were rushed through no time to stop and appreciate the sights as we had ...
Arisha
De Estados Unidos da America - maio de 2025

Viajando com amigos

18 - 24 Idade

Excelente
Avaliação geral
5/5

The trip was wonderful. The guide was really nice and we saw some beautiful places. Noone was rushing us and we had enough time to explore. I definite ...
Angela Cook
De Estados Unidos da America - maio de 2025

Viagem de casais

35 - 44 Idade

Excelente
Avaliação geral
5/5

To have another hour in fernixta market would have been nice , 1 hour wasn’t quite enough to look around the market , shops church and have a coffee , ...

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