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Tour durch den Norden Gran Canarias mit Besuch des botanischen Gartens

48,90 €

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Sprachen: Deutsch, Englisch

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Dauer: zwischen 4 Stunden bis 8 Stunden

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Highlights

Die Tour gibt Ihnen einen Überblick über die Nordküste Gran Canarias
Auf einer Bananenplantage haben Sie Zeit, biologisch angebaute Früchte und lokale Snacks zu probieren
Sie besuchen den größten botanischen Park der Insel und lernen die lokale Flora kennen
Sie haben Zeit zur freien Verfügung in dem mit Brunnen gefüllten Dorf Firgas
Ihr ortskundiger Tourguide wird Sie begleiten und Ihnen alle Insider-Informationen zu den einzelnen Stationen geben

Beschreibung

Der Norden Gran Canarias ist ein wahres Naturparadies. Auf dieser Tour lernen Sie diesen oft übersehenen Teil der Schatzkammer der Insel kennen. Sie werden den größten botanischen Garten Spaniens und eine Bananenplantage besuchen. David, einer unserer ortskundigen Tourguides, sagt: „Bananen sind unsere Nationalfrucht - sie sind ein Symbol für die Kanaren. Entdecker, die nach Amerika segelten, nahmen grüne Bananen mit, die auf der Reise reiften. Und wir haben so viele nach Großbritannien exportiert, dass Canary Wharf in London seinen Namen von uns hat."

Entdecken Sie zunächst die kontinentale Artenvielfalt der Insel. Der auf einem Hügel gelegene Jardin Canario ist der größte botanische Park Spaniens und beherbergt mehr als 2.000 Pflanzenarten, von denen 500 endemisch sind. Während eines Spaziergangs über das von vielen Bäumen gesäumte Gelände erfahren Sie alles über das Umweltbildungsprogramm und die Bemühungen der Initiative zur Erhaltung der Pflanzen. Bei Ihrem anschließenden Besuch einer Bananenplantage lernen Sie 13 Bananensorten aus aller Welt kennen.

Der letzte Halt beinhaltet eine Führung durch das charmante Dorf Firgas, eine Ansammlung von engen Gassen mit traditionellen kanarischen Häusern. Erkunden Sie die fotogenen Straßen mit Ihrem Tourguide, der Ihnen die vielen Brunnen in diesem kleinen Ort erklären wird. Anschließend haben Sie Zeit zur freien Verfügung, um die Schönheiten von Firgas auf eigene Faust zu erkunden, einen Kaffee zu trinken oder nach Souvenirs zu suchen.

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