Mercado del Agricultor y Recorrido por Formentor desde el Sur y el Este de Mallorca
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Mercado del Agricultor y Recorrido por Formentor desde el Sur y el Este de Mallorca

4,1/5
Bien
Basado en 15 valoraciones
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53,00 
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Idiomas: Alemán, Inglés, Francés
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Duración: from 4 hours to 8 hours
Ventajas
  • Recorrer el mercado semanal de un bonito pueblo mallorquín
  • Admirar las vistas de la costa desde el mirador de Es Colomer
  • Tiempo libre en la playa de Formentor, rodeada de pinos
  • Vuelta en barco desde la playa al Port de Pollença
  • Guía local experto con un conocimiento inigualable de Mallorca
Qué te espera

Esta excursión captura la magia de Mallorca combinando algunas de las mejores atracciones del norte. Visitará un mercado de agricultores y conocerá la escarpada costa del cabo Formentor, una estrecha península salpicada de pinos y poblada por cabras montesas que se alimentan de hierbas silvestres. Lluc, uno de nuestros expertos guías locales, dice: "Una frase en español que vale la pena recordar para tu visita al mercado es "Un poco para probar, por favor". Normalmente, los vendedores estarán encantados de darte a probar quesos, aceitunas, panes, etc. antes de que compres".

Los mercados de Mallorca son famosos por la variedad y frescura de los productos expuestos. Pase una mañana recorriendo uno de los mercados agrícolas semanales más populares, despertando sus sentidos con coloridos expositores de fruta, el aroma de la repostería local recién horneada y los vendedores locales anunciando sus mejores ofertas. Estos mercados suelen instalarse en la plaza de la iglesia de los pueblos. Lluc añade: "Los puestos que sólo venden unos pocos tipos de fruta o verdura de temporada son los que cultivan sus propios productos, y suelen ser los más económicos".

A continuación nos dirigiremos por carretera al mirador de Es Colomer para hacer una breve parada fotográfica de camino a la playa de Formentor. Esta bahía de arena curvada y bordeada de pinos, de aguas transparentes, es un lugar ideal para disfrutar del tiempo libre. Podrá tomar un refresco en un chiringuito de la playa y asegurarse una mesa para comer si elige la opción de "comida incluida". A la vuelta, viajará en barco hasta el Port de Pollença.

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Incluye
  • check Crucero en barco
  • check Guía
  • check Paradas para nadar
  • check Visita guiada
  • check Transporte
Importante
  • Si el tiempo no lo permite, el viaje se hará en autobús.
  • Tenga en cuenta que durante la temporada de invierno, la parada y el tiempo libre en la playa se acortarán a aproximadamente 30 minutos. Esto se debe al cierre del restaurante y otros servicios durante este periodo.
  • Traer bañador, toalla y protector solar
  • No recomendable para personas en silla de ruedas
  • No recomendable para personas con movilidad reducida
  • Lleva algo de dinero para gastos extra o propinas
  • Sujeto a condiciones climáticas
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Organizado por
TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4
Cargo por reserva
¡Buenas noticias! Esta reserva no tiene ningún cargo adicional.
Política de cancelación
Recibe un reembolso del 100% si cancelas hasta 1 day antes de que comience la actividad.

La opinión de otros usuarios sobre esta experiencia

Bien

4,1/5

Basado en 15 valoraciones de clientes reales

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47%
7%
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7%

Categorías de la valoración

Relación calidad-precio

4,3/5

Servicio

4,5/5

Seguridad

4,5/5

Personal

4,5/5

  • Carol

    De Reino Unido - junio de 2025

    Viajó en pareja

     

    45 - 54 años

    Excelente

    Valoración global

    4/5

    Manu, the tour guide was great. He was very knowledgeable about the island and spoke in both English and German with a bit of French too. He made sure ...

  • Gemma

    De Reino Unido - mayo de 2025

    Viajó en pareja

     

    25 - 34 años

    Muy mal

    Valoración global

    1/5

    Too much time spend on the coach, the view point stop the toilets were horrible,the smell was sickening! Farmers market was nice, the beach stop was n ...

  • Mark

    De Estados Unidos de América - mayo de 2025

    Viajó en pareja

     

    35 - 44 años

    Normal

    Valoración global

    3/5

    The trip was quite interesting but it was a long time spent on the coach and not enough free time at the market and beach. We went for the food option ...

  • Sam

    De Estados Unidos de América - mayo de 2025

    Viajó con la familia

     

    25 - 34 años

    Excelente

    Valoración global

    5/5

    The trip was well organised. Our driver Alejandro was amazing, navigated the bends up the mountain with ease (my heart not so ??) and our guide Gabri ...

  • Steven

    De Reino Unido - abril de 2025

    Viajó en pareja

     

    18 - 24 años

    Excelente

    Valoración global

    5/5

  • Happy Travellers

    De Reino Unido - abril de 2025

    Viajó en pareja

     

    35 - 44 años

    Excelente

    Valoración global

    5/5

    The itinerary for the tour was great. A good mix with the market, scenic drive and stopping points, free time after lunch and a nice little boat trip. ...

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