Escursioni e tour in giornata

Tour segreto del vulcano

24,00 €

Cancellazione gratuita

Lingua: Inglese, Italiano, Francese, Spagnolo, Tedesco, Portoghese

Voucher sul cellulare accettato

Durata: 1 hour

Accesso per disabili su sedia a rotelle

Conferma istantanea

Salta la coda

Ingresso prioritario

Ingresso incluso

Luogo esclusivo

Visita guidata

Local touch

Piccolo gruppo

Subject expert guide

Voucher elettronico

Wheelchair access

Tour semi-privato

Cosa farai

Scopri luoghi segreti pieni di mistero
Scopri di più sull'evoluzione della "Caldera del Rey"
Scopri dove un tempo gli indigeni vivevano in armonia con la natura

Cosa aspettarsi

Questo tour di 1 ora è la scelta giusta per chi ama scoprire luoghi segreti, ricchi di storia e mistero.

Il tour vi porterà a visitare la parte più alta di Costa Adeje, dove si trova il monumento naturale nascosto noto come "Caldera del Rey", un enorme vulcano sorto migliaia di anni fa. La vostra guida vi spiegherà tutto sulle origini vulcaniche che hanno reso questo luogo uno dei più fertili delle Canarie, ideale per la crescita di infinite piantagioni di banane.

Circondati dal mistero, vi verrà raccontata con attenzione la storia delle popolazioni indigene che un tempo vivevano nelle grotte naturali.

Cosa è incluso

Tour guidato
Autista-guida
Guida locale
Guida multilingue

Cosa non è incluso

Mance (facoltative)
Transfer da/per l'hotel

Dove

Avv. de Bruselas, 4, 38660 Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spagna

Punto d'incontro:

Di fronte al Best Jacaranda Hotel. Si prega di presentarsi al punto d'incontro almeno 10 minuti prima dell'inizio del tour.

Da ricordare

Sapere in anticipo:

Si prega di contattare il tour operator per comunicare la scelta della lingua almeno 24 ore prima del tour
Troverai le informazioni del tour operator sul voucher dopo la prenotazione
Ogni Tuk Tuk può ospitare fino a un massimo di 6 persone
Questa opzione è condivisa, il che significa che un altro gruppo potrebbe unirsi allo stesso veicolo, che ha una capacità massima di 6 persone ciascuno

Provider

Tuk Tuk Tenerife

Commissioni di prenotazione

Buone notizie! Non sono applicate commissioni di servizio a questa prenotazione.

Politiche di cancellazione

Ricevi un rimborso del 100% annullando la prenotazione fino a 24 hours prima dell'inizio dell'attività.

Cosa dicono le persone di quest'esperienza

Ottimo

3,9 /5

Basato su 14 recensioni di clienti verificati

Categorie di recensione

Personale

4,5/5

Qualità-prezzo

4/5

Servizio

4,5/5

Sicurezza

4,5/5

Tutte le valutazioni (14)

5 stelle (5)

36%

4 stelle (4)

29%

3 stelle (4)

29%

2 stelle (1)

1 stella (0)

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Mario
Verified booking
3.8
2 luglio 2025
Viaggio di coppia
De tour was niet zo interessant. In het begin heb je mooie uitzichten maar dan gaat het alleen maar door het centrum en dat is niet interessant. Wat ook jammer is is dat het de geheime vulkaan tour noemt maar eigenlijk niks met vulkanen te maken heeft. Ook staat er in de omschrijving dat je een hapje en drankje krijgt, dit is dus niet zo. De gids deed haar uiterste best maar kon zeer slecht engels waardoor haar uitleg vaak verloren ging.
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Rick
Verified booking
2.2
5 giugno 2025
Viaggio di famiglia
Arrived at location. Nothing to show where to wait, wandered round for 10 minutes. Tuk tuk pulled up 1 minute before our time slot, and put out an a board. Got on tuk tuk, 2 with back to driver, and 2 facing. Driver could not be heard by the 2 facing forwards so we changed seats and someone relayed information, such as this is a good supermarket. Drove into a car park to see tourist boats, then past some new apartments then up a hill, then back to drop off. No volcano info or visuals.
J
Jenny
Verified booking
3
16 novembre 2024
Viaggio di famiglia
Drankje hebben we niet gekregen en evenmin iets bij een winkeltje of zo. Wat er vermeldt was, hebben we grotendeels niet gekregen
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TUI Musement Traveler
Verified booking
3
28 maggio 2024
L’évasion en tuck tuck est sympa, bien que la visite est trop rapide, pas de temps pour découvrir la ville à part la halte au bord de mer, et les échanges compliquées, J’aurais aimé, moins de distance, pour plus de découvertes et une traduction presque inexistante. La conductrice est adorable
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Toller Guide
Verified booking
5
17 agosto 2024
Viaggio di coppia
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M
Verified booking
5
3 febbraio 2024
Viaggio di coppia

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