Retket

Itä-Mallorcan kierros sisältäen Artan luolat ja aloe vera -tilan

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62,00 €

Ilmainen peruutus

Kieli: German, English, Polish

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Kesto: min. 8 tuntia

Sisäänpääsymaksu sisältyy

Opastettu kierros

Välitön vahvistus

E-lippu

Kohokohdat

Kuule aloe veran parantavista ominaisuuksista tilakierroksella
Kiertele paikallisia herkkuja myyvillä kojuilla Artán viikoittaisilla maalaismarkkinoilla
Nauti vapaa-ajasta tutustua Arta-kukkulan päällä sijaitsevan kylän kiemurteleviin katuihin
Ihaile valaistuja Artán tippukiviluolia opastetulla kierroksella
Asiantunteva paikallisopas, jolla on poikkeuksellisen hyvä tietämys Mallorcasta ja sen maaseudusta

Retken kuvaus

Kumpuilevia kukkuloita, loputtomia oliivitarhoja ja romanttisia kukkulan laella sijaitsevia kyliä - saaren itäosassa sijaitseva Serra de Llevantin vuoristo tarjoaa erinomaisen kuvan Mallorcan maaseudusta. Vierailet aloe vera -tilalla, viikoittaisilla maalaismarkkinoilla ja luolassa päivän aikana. Elisabeth, yksi oppaistamme, sanoo: "Kun minulla on vieraita kotimaastani, vien heidät samoihin paikkoihin, joissa käydään tällä retkellä - tämä on aitoa Mallorcaa".

Vierailemme ensin maatilalla Santa Margalidan kylän lähellä. Se on erikoistunut viljelemään luonnonmukaista aloe veraa - kaktuksen kaltaista kasvia, joka on tunnettu lääkinnällisistä ja parantavista ominaisuuksistaan. Sitä käytetään ainesosana tuotteissa, joilla hoidetaan auringonpolttamia ja muita vaivoja. Kuulet opastetulla kierroksella näistä käyttötavoista. Tila työllistää paikallisia ja edistää alueen taloutta. Sitten matka jatkuu kukkulan laella sijaitsevaan Artán kaupunkiin, jossa vierailemme markkinoilla. Kaupunki on täynnä kapeita mukulakivikatuja, joiden varrella on värikkäillä ikkunaluukuilla varustettuja taloja. Elisabeth kertoo: "Artá on kaunis kylä, ja sen maalaismarkkinoilta löydät monia paljon paikallisia herkkuja, ja Sant Salvadorin pyhäkkö tarjoaa upeat näkymät ympäröivälle maaseudulle."

Sitten luvassa on vapaata aikaa nauttia lounas, jonka jälkeen suuntaamme rannikolle ja käymme Arta-luolissa. Puitteet täällä ovat ainutlaatuiset - vuorenhuipulta avautuu näkymä viehättävälle lahdelle. Sisällä voit tutustua labyrinttimaiseen maanalaiseen luoliin, jonka tippukivet on valaistu kauniisti.

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Samantha May
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4.6
3. marraskuuta 2025
Matkusti puolison kanssa
This is the best tour I have been to with Tui so far Plenty of time in each location to enjoy the surroundings Plenty of bathroom breaks timetabled in Short collection time and transfer time Aloe Plantation : full of information, not rushed at all, enteratining Arta Market : Lovely to be able to wander a proper local market and town and be able to enjoy it Arta Caves : Plenty of time to enjoy. Great guide
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Andy & Andrea Swift
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3. marraskuuta 2025
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100% approval, cannot recommend highly enough.
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Steve
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3.8
9. lokakuuta 2025
Matkusti perheen kanssa
Too many drop offs meant a two hour return journey. Far too much commentary on the coach. Disappointing that the only cost on the trip was €16 to get into the caves means we spent €68 per person just for the coach and guide!
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Robertcook812@gmail.c
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1.8
8. lokakuuta 2025
Matkusti yksin
Keep taking people to markets rather than places of interest take it Arta a crowded market rather than to the church and castle on the hill Also I thought that a trip along the coast would be very nice like Porto cristo.They seem to major on markets markets.
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Alison Popham
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2. lokakuuta 2025
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The arta caves were brilliant, the market was a waste of time & the aloe plantation were just a gap filler, And having so many different nationalities on the tour the guide went through it in all languages which took forever, we won’t go on a another tour.
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Redrooster30
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2. lokakuuta 2025
Matkusti perheen kanssa
Great day for the Aloe Vera plantation, very interesting. Tui guide and guide at the plantation very informative with lots of interesting facts we didn't know about the aloe vera plant. Next stop Arta market, which was very busy but lovely to look round. Could have done with more time there. Lastly onto Arta caves which were different to what we have seen before beautiful inside.

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