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La "petite Venise" de Gran Canaria - visitez Puerto de Mogan en bateau

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Vous arriverez détendu après une croisière en bateau le long de la côte, de Puerto Rico à Puerto de Mogan
Vous débarquez commodément au cœur de la ville, avec un accès direct au front de mer, sans de longues marches à pied
À Puerto de Mogan, vous disposez de beaucoup de temps libre pour flâner parmi les étals de produits typiquement canariens
Vous découvrez la ville que beaucoup considèrent comme la plus belle de Gran Canaria
Votre visite est dirigée par un accompagnateur local expert ayant une connaissance inégalée de Puerto de Mogan

Ce qui vous attend

Bon nombre qualifient Puerto de Mogán de plus beau village de Gran Canaria, et vous comprendrez pourquoi dès que vous poserez les yeux sur ses demeures. Cette excursion vous propose d'embarquer à bord d'un bateau, le cap sur le cœur du port, vous évitant ainsi une longue marche depuis un parking décentré. Maria, l'une de nos guides locales expertes, dit : "Le marché de Mogan est un classique de Gran Canaria connu dans toute l'île. Le fait d'arriver dans la ville en bateau vous donne cette sensation de frisson que l'on a dans l'attente d'une expérience spéciale".

En partant du port de Puerto Rico, vous naviguerez le long de la côte rocheuse et volcanique du sud, en direction de Puerto de Mogan. Nichée dans les falaises à l'embouchure d'une vallée escarpée, elle est connue sous le nom de "Petite Venise" pour son canal, ses maisons blanches bordées de bleu et de jaune, ses balcons en fer forgé et ses ruelles fleuries. Des caractéristiques qui l'ont rendue très populaire.

En arrivant par bateau, vous êtes tout de suite au cœur de l'action. Nous sommes les seuls à vous amener à Puerto de Mogan et à vous en ramener par la mer. Antonio, un autre de nos guides locaux, dit : "Si vous arrivez en autocar, non seulement le voyage est moins pittoresque, mais vous devez marcher un peu pour arriver au front de mer. Vous aurez le temps de flâner parmi les étals de produits typiques des Canaries ou de vous détendre dans l'un des nombreux cafés en terrasse avec vue sur les yachts. Oh, et il y a aussi une plage de sable séduisante sur laquelle vous pouvez vous étendre".

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Cette visite peut être organisée en plusieurs langues, mais la langue que vous avez choisie sera parlée.
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Prestataire

TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4

Frais de service

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Conditions d'annulation

Recevez un remboursement de 100% si vous annulez jusqu'à 1 jour avant le début de l'activité.

Ce que les internautes disent de cette expérience

Excellent

4,5 /5

Basé sur 231 évaluations de voyageurs vérifiés

Catégories d'évaluation

Rapport qualité-prix

4,3/5

Service

4,5/5

Sécurité

4,5/5

Personnel

4,5/5

Toutes les évaluations (231)

5 étoiles (144)

62%

4 étoiles (67)

29%

3 étoiles (17)

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Emma
Verified booking
4.2
8 octobre 2025
A voyagé en couple
The guide was lovely and friendly. You could organise this by yourself with no time restraints but we still had the best time.
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BM25
Verified booking
1.8
25 septembre 2025
A voyagé en famille
Very disappointing ! Not up to tui usual standard Unclear instructions for bus pick up and hotel staff unhelpful. The guide did not explain we should have met another guide at the drop off location after boat ride. Communication very poor and we ended up missing guided tour. Worse thing of all we booked the trip solely to visit the market only to arrive to be told there wasn’t one due to bank holiday ! Can’t believe we wasted our money , I feel we should be given a full refund or credit.
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Mogan worth a visit.
Verified booking
3.8
23 septembre 2025
A voyagé en couple
PUERTO DE MOGAN was wonderful, colourful and pretty. Good range of shops and restaurants. Tui coach picked us up and the boat took us to the port, tour guide gave us info. That was ok.
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Becky
Verified booking
4.6
13 septembre 2025
A voyagé avec des amis
Overall it was a great experience however it was a bit annoying having to choose a pick up point further away from the port (not our hotel) as we were staying in puerto rico and had to get a taxi to balito in order to get to the pick up point. Then the coach took us back to the port in puerto rico. So it would've been much easier for us to meet the group there instead of wasting money on the taxi to take us out of the resort to only come back again on the coach.
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Lee & Phil
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3.4
10 septembre 2025
A voyagé en couple
Mogan was lovely but trip vastly overpriced, it cost £42 per person but could of done exactly same trip by getting bus to Puerto Rico and then getting on the very same public ferry which the TUI trip uses. Bus would of cost €5 each way and return ferry ticket is €13, so that's €23 instead of £42 (€49), that's a massive mark up.
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Mr G from south wales
Verified booking
4.6
5 septembre 2025
A voyagé en couple
Very knowledgeable rep with plenty of information about where we were going and what we would see on our way to the destination

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