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Excursión de día completo por los pueblos de Tenerife con Parque Rural de Anaga y almuerzo

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86,00 €

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Idiomas: Alemán, Inglés

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Duración: more than 8 hours

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Ventajas

Descubrirás el remoto y tradicional pueblo de Taganana
Visita al centro de peregrinación de la Candelaria y su basílica.
Una oportunidad para disfrutar de la naturaleza virgen del Parque Rural de Anaga.
Disfrutar de un almuerzo típico en un auténtico restaurante local aumenta el encanto.
Su excursión está dirigida por un guía local experto con un conocimiento inigualable de Tenerife

Qué te espera

Taganana, uno de los primeros asentamientos españoles de Tenerife, es también uno de los pueblos más remotos de la isla. En este viaje, es sólo uno de los tres lugares llenos de paisajes que visitará, junto con Candelaria y el Parque Rural de Anaga. Jonay, uno de nuestros expertos guías locales, nos cuenta: "El Parque Natural de Anaga es único y ha sido declarado Reserva de la Biosfera por la UNESCO. Alberga uno de los últimos bosques primigenios de laurisilva del mundo. Este místico bosque, conocido como Laurisilva, se caracteriza por la presencia de laurisilva milenaria, helechos, musgos y otras especies vegetales endémicas'.

En grupos máximos de sólo 30 pasajeros por viaje, viajará en una flota de minibuses para descubrir el Tenerife oculto con estilo. Hasta los años 60, sólo se podía acceder a pie o en barco al pueblo pesquero de Taganana, donde los caseríos de caña de azúcar caen en cascada hacia el océano. Hoy en día, una serpenteante carretera costera lo conecta con el resto de la isla. A continuación nos dirigiremos a Candelaria, el centro religioso de Tenerife -su basílica frente al mar tiene capacidad para 5.000 fieles-, para hacer un poco de turismo.

Continuaremos por la carretera de la costa hasta el pueblo blanco de Taganana, donde almorzaremos delicias regionales en un auténtico restaurante tradicional. Por la tarde, conduciremos a través de las montañas hasta el Parque Rural de Anaga, con sus profundos barrancos y bosques, un paisaje que ha permanecido casi inalterado desde la Edad de Hierro. Jonay añade: "Los bosques milenarios de Anaga son un refugio para especies raras de flora y fauna, como el pinzón azul de Tenerife y la paloma de Bolle. Hay varias especies exclusivas de la isla.

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Transporte
Conductor/ Guía
Almuerzo

Importante

Los niños deben ser supervisados por un adulto (mayor de 18 años) en todo momento
Se recomienda traer ropa de abrigo
Sujeto a condiciones climáticas

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 2 days antes de que comience la actividad.

La opinión de otros usuarios sobre esta experiencia

Excelente

4,4/5

Basado en 49 valoraciones de clientes reales

Categorías de la valoración

Servicio

4,7/5

Personal

4,7/5

Seguridad

4,7/5

Relación calidad-precio

4,3/5

Ziegler
De Estados Unidos de América - julio de 2025

Viajó en pareja

45 - 54 años

Excelente
Valoración global
5/5
Manfred
De Estados Unidos de América - julio de 2025

Viajó en pareja

25 - 34 años

Excelente
Valoración global
5/5

Die Tour ist natürlich vom Wetter abhängig und wir hatten das Pech das oben alles in den Wolken lag, durch die Passatwinde könnten wir die Aussicht ni ...
Joop Klepzijker
De Estados Unidos de América - julio de 2025

Viajó en pareja

45 - 54 años

Excelente
Valoración global
4/5
Henk Hendriks
De Estados Unidos de América - julio de 2025

Viajó con la familia

18 - 24 años

Excelente
Valoración global
5/5

De gids / chauffeur was erg enthousiast en wist enorm veel van het eiland in detail te vertellen. We hebben veel gezien en meegemaakt. De dag ging te ...
Mike
De Estados Unidos de América - julio de 2025

Viajó en pareja

55 - 64 años

Excelente
Valoración global
5/5

The guide was friendly and very very knowledgeable, he made the trip. The places we visited were very interesting and the lunch was lovely. Overall a ...
Elena
De Estados Unidos de América - junio de 2025

Viajó con la familia

25 - 34 años

Excelente
Valoración global
4/5

The guide was very good, professional and friendly. He told a lot about history, culture, geography of island, food and habits of local people; and an ...

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