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Visite du sud de Tenerife avec dégustation de vins

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Cette visite guidée du sud de Tenerife est une excellente occasion de s'aventurer dans l'intérieur vallonné de l'île
L'apprentissage des secrets de bien-être de l'aloe vera donne vie à la visite de la plantation
Au cours d'une visite guidée à pied, vous explorerez le plus haut village de l'île : Vilaflor
Vous aurez l'occasion de déguster une sélection de vins primés dans une bodega familiale
Votre excursion est dirigée par un guide local expert qui possède une connaissance inégalée de Tenerife et de ses habitants

Ce qui vous attend

Si à Tenerife les paysages spectaculaires et les rivages volcaniques accidentés sont la norme, on parle peu de la riche agriculture qu'offre l'île. Cette visite vous emmène au sud pour vous faire un aperçu de la culture et de l'identité de l'île. Vous verrez comment l'aloe vera est cultivé et découvrirez ses nombreuses utilisations dans une plantation, vous explorerez le haut village de Vilaflor de Chasna et vous goûterez aux vins de pays. Ivan, l'un de nos guides locaux experts, explique : "Vilaflor s'appelait autrefois Chasna, mais lorsque le capitaine Pedro de Bracamonte l'a visité, il a rencontré une belle fille guanche. "Vi la flor de Chasna", s'est-il écrié, ce qui signifie "J'ai vu la fleur de Chasna". C'est comme cela que le village a vu son nom rebaptisé".

Le climat sec et ensoleillé toute l'année fait des Canaries un endroit parfait pour la culture de la banane. Ce fruit est la principale exportation de Tenerife, qui réduit son empreinte carbone en approvisionnant le reste de l'Espagne et au-delà. Lors de la visite d'une plantation locale, vous apprendrez tout sur la culture des bananes et pourrez goûter différentes variétés. Une dégustation de produits à base de bananes est prévue.

Le climat des Canaries, sec et ensoleillé toute l'année, permet à l'aloe vera de prospérer, même s'il ne s'agit pas d'une espèce de plante indigène sinon originaire de la péninsule arabique. Vous participerez à une visite guidée de la plantation. Les propriétaires partageront avec vous leurs connaissances sur les pouvoirs curatifs de cette plante bien connue, qui a été utilisée à des fins médicinales dans diverses cultures tout au long de l'histoire.

Nous visiterons ensuite Vilaflor. Perché sur le versant sud du volcan Teide, a vue sur la côte depuis 1 400 mètres d'altitude est magnifique. Le village a un air presque alpin qui contraste avec la côte tropicale ; avec la plus grande forêt de pins des Canaries à sa porte. Après avoir visité le village, un domaine viticole familial primé vous attend avec une visite et dégustation au programme.

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Visite d'un domaine viticole avec visite guidée et dégustation de vins
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TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4

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Conditions d'annulation

Recevez un remboursement de 100% si vous annulez jusqu'à 2 jours avant le début de l'activité.

Ce que les internautes disent de cette expérience

Excellent

4,5 /5

Basé sur 62 évaluations de voyageurs vérifiés

Catégories d'évaluation

Rapport qualité-prix

3,7/5

Sécurité

4,6/5

Service

4,6/5

Personnel

4,6/5

Toutes les évaluations (62)

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4 étoiles (17)

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A&J
Verified booking
5
29 septembre 2025
A voyagé en couple
We enjoyed the trip very much, a fairly short coach journey and an adequate time spent at the itinerary. The Aloe Vera plantation was presented really well by Adriana , she explained everything simply. We then went to Vilaflora and Connie informed and took us to the highlights. Finally the winery, Reveron, excellent explanation of the process and very Informative wine tasting by Timmy. Driver and guide were great. We would definitely recommend this tour.
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Richard
Verified booking
4.6
14 septembre 2025
A voyagé en couple
The Aloe Vera farm was great, really interesting. We stopped for coffee and were told about the local speciality. The winery visit was good although we only tasted 3 wines and the samples were small. It was a shame we didn’t get to see the outside area with the vines. The guide and driver were great, very friendly, helpful and informative.
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Heike
Verified booking
3
7 septembre 2025
A voyagé en couple
Laut Beschreibung hatten wir eine Weinverkostung in deutscher Sprache gebucht. Dies war englisch. Die Reiseleiterin hat auf Nachfrage einiges nur für uns übersetzt. Sie war sehr gut. Der Besuch auf dem Weinberg war der letzte Punkt der Tour. Vorher Besuch einer Aloeverafarm mit Shopping und dann im höchsten Dorf mit Stop in einem Cafe (Kioskbetrieb mit SB) Vom eigentlichen Dorf haben wir nicht viel gesehen. Die meiste Zeit hat das Holen und Bringen der Gaeste in Anspruch genommen
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Tracey
Verified booking
4.6
6 septembre 2025
A voyagé en couple
Aloe Vera experience was informative, scenery on journey up the mountain was breathtaking, and lovely to see the village Vilaflor. Wine tasting at Reveron was interesting and informative, would have been nice to sample one or two more different wines. The only downside was the travelling, one hour on the coach from Puerto Santiago before starting to pick up anyone else on the excursion so driver kindly dropped us at the Siam shopping centre for us to get a taxi back to the hotel. Added cost.
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Will McMechan
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4.2
25 août 2025
A voyagé en couple
Great variety of cafes, restaurants and bars, very good value for money.
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Cath
Verified booking
5
26 juillet 2025
A voyagé en couple
Was an interesting trip. Place visited were very nice and welcoming. Wine tasting was a great experience. Guide was very experienced and gave us interesting information.

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