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Tour do Mercado de Agricultores e Formentor do Sul e Leste de Maiorca

53,00 €

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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

Passeie pelo mercado semanal de agricultores em uma bela vila de Maiorca
Admire a vista ao longo da costa do miradouro de Es Colomer
Aproveite o tempo livre na praia de Formentor, cercada por pinheiros
Faça um passeio de barco da praia de volta ao Porto de Pollença
Guia local especializado com conhecimento inigualável de Maiorca

O que esperar

Esta excursão captura a magia de Maiorca combinando algumas das melhores atrações do norte. Você visitará um mercado de agricultores e conhecerá o litoral escarpado do Cabo Formentor, uma península estreita e repleta de pinheiros, povoada por cabras selvagens que comem ervas. Lluc, um dos nossos guias locais especialistas, diz: "Uma frase em espanhol que vale a pena lembrar para sua viagem ao mercado é "Un poco para probar, por favor", que significa "Um pouco para experimentar, por favor". Normalmente, os vendedores ficam felizes em lhe dar uma pequena amostra de queijos, azeitonas, pães e assim por diante, antes de você comprar."

Os mercados de Maiorca são famosos pela variedade e frescor dos produtos expostos. Passe uma manhã passeando por um dos mercados de agricultores semanais mais populares, despertando seus sentidos com exibições coloridas de frutas, o aroma de doces locais recém-assados e vendedores locais anunciando suas melhores ofertas. Esses mercados geralmente são montados na praça da igreja nas vilas. Lluc acrescenta: "Os vendedores de barracas que vendem apenas alguns tipos diferentes de frutas ou vegetais sazonais são os que cultivam seus próprios produtos - e geralmente o melhor valor."

Em seguida, viajaremos pela estrada até o mirante de Es Colomer para uma breve parada para fotos a caminho da praia de Formentor. A baía de areia curva e cercada por pinheiros ostenta águas claras e é um ótimo lugar para aproveitar o tempo livre. Há refrescos disponíveis em um café de praia, e você pode garantir sua mesa para o almoço escolhendo a opção "almoço incluso". Na viagem de volta, você viajará de barco de volta para Port de Pollença.

O que as pessoas dizem sobre essa experiência

Excelente

4,3 /5

Com base em 450 avaliações de clientes verificados

Categorias de avaliação

Equipe

4,5/5

Segurança

4,5/5

Serviço

4,5/5

Relação custo-benefício

4,2/5

Todas as avaliações (450)

5 estrelas (251)

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4 estrelas (141)

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3 estrelas (43)

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brijo
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4.6
7 de novembro de 2025
Viajando com a família
Ausreichend Zeit für den Marktbesuch in Sineu und zur Nachmittagszeit in Port de Pollenca. Die Schifffahrt zur Playa Formentor, der Besuch dieses Strandes sowie der Besuch des Cap Formentor war ein Traum, und all das bei bestem Wetter, mehr ging nicht. Der Reiseleiter war super. Hat gute Informationen in Sachen der spanischen Sprache und zu den Ortschaften vermittelt.
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Doris
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4.2
30 de outubro de 2025
Viajando sozinho
Prima, dass mit kleinen Bussen nach Palma gefahren wurde zum Sammelpunkt. Leider waren wir vorher nicht darüber informiert worden. Da ich spanisch spreche, konnte ich es mit dem Fahrer ab paguera besprechen und mitreisenden Gästen erklären
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Oban
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4.2
26 de outubro de 2025
Viagem de casais
Ras
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Damien
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4.2
25 de outubro de 2025
Viajando com a família
Le guide est francophone, mais parlait un peu trop à mon goût, cependant il aime et connaît l’île donc c’est louable. Le marché n’a pas été utile, cela reste un marché, il aurait été intéressant de faire le tour des remparts à la place (1h30 étant trop juste pour le faire nous-mêmes). Cap formentor époustouflant malheureusement nous n’avions que 20min peut-être accordé 10-15min de plus. Très peu de temps pour manger, peut-être retirer du temps plage pour avoir du temps de restauration.
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Old man 65
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2.2
24 de outubro de 2025
Viagem de casais
You took people from a beach holiday to go to another beach. Ugh! Too little time on sites. The market was poor. All the same as shops by the hotel. Be a better trip in the outlet mall in inca. Could have visited more local landmarks and skipped the market altogether. Some of the villages were beautiful and historic. Old inca Market was a lot better
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Marie S
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3
24 de outubro de 2025
Viajando com a família
excursion réservée en français non respectée malgré la présence d'autres francophones dans le car, l'excursion s'est faite en anglais donc je n'ai rien compris aux explications fournies. J'ai juste reçu de la part du guide un papier avec les heures à respecter pour les différents points de rencontre. Chargées en quasi dernier lieu Palmanova et déchargées en dernier lieu alors que le bus a dû dépasser Palmanova pour des déchargements, les derniers ont été déposé en premier!!!!!!

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