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Teide Nationalpark Tour mit lokalem Tourguide

45,00 €

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Sprachen: Deutsch, Englisch, Französisch, Holländisch

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Dauer: zwischen 4 Stunden bis 8 Stunden

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Highlights

Erkunden Sie den Teide Nationalpark und das umliegende Naturschutzgebiet Corona Forestal
Bestaunen Sie den Vulkan Teide, der mit mehr als 3.700 m über dem Meeresspiegel Spaniens höchster Gipfel ist
Machen Sie einige Selfies von den Felsformationen Roques de Garcia mit dem Teide im Hintergrund
Entdecken Sie eine Vielzahl von Vulkanlandschaften, die Landschaften auf dem Mond und Mars ähneln
Ortskundiger Tourguide mit unübertroffenem Wissen über den Teide-Nationalpark und seine Geografie

Beschreibung

Der Vulkan Teide, Teneriffas größtes Naturwunder, zählt zu den größten Inselvulkanen der Welt und ist Spaniens höchster Gipfel. Auf dieser geführten Exklusivtour umgehen Sie die geschäftigsten Zeiten des Tages und entdecken einzigartige Lebensräume sowie grandiose Ausblicke über Teneriffa und andere kanarische Inseln. Juana, eine unserer ortskundigen Tourguides, sagt: „Der Teide Nationalpark und das umliegende Naturschutzgebiet Corona Forestal machen zusammen ein Drittel der Landmasse Teneriffas aus – das Ausmaß, in dem der Vulkan unsere Insel beherrscht, ist überwältigend.“

Mit seinen 3.718 Metern über dem Meeresspiegel dominiert der Teide nicht nur Teneriffa, sondern den gesamten Archipel. Und er ist das Herzstück eines eigenen Nationalparks, der mittlerweile zum UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe gehört. Juana sagt: „Der Park bietet eine Vielzahl von fotogenen Landschaften, wie die verbrannte Erde der Lavafelder, die schroffen Felsformationen Roques de Garcia, Mars-ähnliche Ödlandschaften um Montaña Rajada und die Pinienwälder im Corona Forestal.“

Die Wanderwege des Parks führen Sie durch vier verschiedene Klimazonen, die ein sich ständig veränderndes Kaleidoskop aus Terrains, Flora und Fauna schaffen. Von mondähnlichen Lavafeldern wandern Sie durch kanarische Pinienwälder und über felsige Grate. Ein Besuch der Roques de Garcia Felsen, die wie gigantische Finger aus dem Boden ragen, rundet die Reise ab. Ein wahrlich großartiger Ort, um noch mehr vom Tal zu sehen. Und da Sie schon früh morgens aufbrechen, stehen Sie nirgends lange an.

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Lucja
Aus Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika - Juli 2025

Mit der Familie gereist

25 - 34 Jahre alt

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5/5

It was a great experience. The views were spectacular. The guide was very knowledgeable.
JG
Aus Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika - Juli 2025

Als Paar gereist

18 - 24 Jahre alt

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3/5

Leider wurden wir verarscht Wir wollten auf den teide und nicht drum herum Hauptsache ne Tour verkaufen Nie wieder Buch ich über TUI eine Tour Vll d ...
Laurens
Aus Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika - Juli 2025

Als Paar gereist

18 - 24 Jahre alt

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5/5

Aangename uitstap met goede meertalige gids. Een aanrader voor natuurfanaten
HF
Aus Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika - Juli 2025

Als Paar gereist

35 - 44 Jahre alt

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Aus Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika - Juni 2025

Mit Freunden gereist

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5/5

De gids vertelde ons dingen waar wij niks van moeten weten. Uitleg over de Teide was heel goed
Fabrice
Aus Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika - Juni 2025

Mit Freunden gereist

45 - 54 Jahre alt

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Un peu plus de toilettes sur le parcours seraient les bienvenues.

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