Diseñada en exclusiva para National Geographic, esta excursión te ofrece los detalles del vino canario y de su importancia histórica como una bebida esencial para la sociedad europea desde el siglo XV hasta el XVIII.
Empieza en Garachico, uno de los pueblos históricos mejor conservados de Tenerife. Mientras paseas por sus calles empedradas, un guía formado por National Geographic te contará la historia de su puerto, un lugar fundamental para la exportación de vino a Europa y América, que fue trágicamente devastado por una erupción volcánica.
A continuación, visitarás la bodega familiar de Viñátigo, que ha ayudado a rescatar muchas de las uvas autóctonas de Tenerife de la extinción. Conocerás al enólogo de la bodega entre los viñedos en expansión, donde verás las distintas variedades de uva y sus métodos agrícolas sostenibles y orgánicos. Después de entender su meticuloso proceso de elaboración, catarás una selección de sus mejores vinos.
Termina el día disfrutando de unas auténticas tapas canarias en un entorno de postal entre viñedos, mientras admiras las vistas espectaculares del paisaje circundante, con el océano Atlántico como telón de fondo.
Nat Geo Day Tour: La historia del vino en las islas Canarias
- Con este National Geographic Day Tour, vas a descubrir las distintas variedades de uva autóctonas que hacen que el vino canario sea excepcional
- Adéntrate en una bonita bodega familiar, conecta con su enólogo residente y admira las impresionantes vistas del océano Atlántico.
- Prueba una selección de los vinos que ofrecen y aprende sobre los estilos de vino locales durante una cata.
- Disfruta de unas auténticas tapas canarias, maridadas a la perfección con vinos galardonados, con un paisaje fascinante de fondo.
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Guía
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Visita a la bodega y cata de vinos
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Merienda
Transporte
- La hora de recogida que aparece en el bono no es la hora de recogida real. El proveedor se pondrá en contacto contigo 24 horas antes de que empiece la excursión para confirmarla.
La opinión de otros usuarios sobre esta experiencia
Basado en 13 valoraciones de clientes reales
Categorías de la valoración
Servicio
4,1/5
Personal
4,1/5
Seguridad
4,1/5
Relación calidad-precio
3,5/5
Rog H
De Estados Unidos de América - mayo de 2025Viajó en pareja
35 - 44 años
Bien
Valoración global4/5
The vineyard experience was enjoyable but there was a long wait to enter the building & there could have been a larger selection of wines to taste - e ...
Donna Cook
De Estados Unidos de América - mayo de 2025Viajó con la familia
35 - 44 años
Normal
Valoración global3/5
Only got to taste 4 selected bottles of wine by the winery, we couldn't taste the wines we wanted to purchase as they were not in the tasting itinery. ...
Angie
De Estados Unidos de América - marzo de 2025Viajó con un grupo de amigos
45 - 54 años
Normal
Valoración global3/5
Very expensive, expected more. The guide was OK but a lot of the same information was repeated. He said the walk around town would be half an hour, it ...
Jean Proctor
De Estados Unidos de América - febrero de 2025Viajó solo
55 - 64 años
Excelente
Valoración global4/5
It was an excellent trip ,the guide was very informative.Expensive and although I didn’t mind I did here comments that lunch should have been included ...
Pia
De Estados Unidos de América - febrero de 2025Viajó en pareja
45 - 54 años
Excelente
Valoración global4/5
Bra guide, intressant guidning i den galna hamnstaden, väldigt bra vingårdsbesök med fina viner
Henk Hoendermis
De Estados Unidos de América - agosto de 2024Viajó con un grupo de amigos
25 - 34 años
Excelente
Valoración global5/5
Wij hebben een geweldige rondleiding gehad, een mooi verhaal en heerlijke wijnen geproefd en gekocht
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