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Tour di La Gomera con la foresta di Garajonay e San Sebastian

108,00 €

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Lingua: Tedesco, Inglese, Francese, Olandese

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Visiterete l'isola di La Gomera e scoprirete i suoi paesaggi giurassici.
C'è tempo per esplorare le nebbiose foreste di alloro del Parco Nazionale di Garajonay, dichiarato dall'UNESCO.
Una dimostrazione dal vivo della lingua unica dell'isola, il "silbo", aggiunge un tocco culturale.
Il tempo libero a San Sebastian rivela una capitale ricca di storie e di eredità
Una guida locale esperta fa rivivere le tradizioni e i paesaggi di La Gomera

Cosa aspettarsi

La Gomera vanta paesaggi incontaminati e una cultura tutta sua. In questo tour, visiterete quest'isola giurassica e scoprirete il Parco Nazionale di Garajonay, una serie di villaggi e l'affascinante capitale, San Sebastian. Arianne, una delle nostre guide, dice dell'isola: "La Gomera è un mondo completamente diverso: è un ritorno al passato, all'origine delle Isole Canarie".

La star dello spettacolo è senza dubbio il Parco Nazionale di Garajonay, Patrimonio dell'Umanità dell'UNESCO. È un'accozzaglia di gole profonde e gole piene di antiche e nebbiose foreste di alloro e piante rare. Durante la visita al suo centro interpretativo, scoprirete la sua botanica e la sua storia. Conoscerete anche borghi come Chejelipes, un'oasi situata sulle rive di un lago artificiale, e i villaggi settentrionali di Hermigua e Aguilo. Uno dei punti salienti è la visita a un ristorante a conduzione familiare famoso per la sua vista mozzafiato sui paesaggi vulcanici dell'isola. Qui potrete gustare un pranzo tipico a base di ingredienti di provenienza locale.

Inoltre, avrete modo di conoscere la cultura locale. È prevista una dimostrazione della "lingua dei fischi", unica nell'isola, nota come "silbo gomero". Per concludere l'esperienza, c'è del tempo libero per esplorare San Sebastian. Qui potrete seguire le orme di Colombo prima che iniziasse il suo primo viaggio di scoperta. Più che una visita a un'altra isola, un viaggio a La Gomera è un viaggio in un'altra epoca.

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Trasporto
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Provider

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

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

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Moyco
Da Stati Uniti d'America - luglio 2025

18 - 24 anni

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4/5

Accueil de la guide un peu moyen (ce n'est pas parce que nous venons de Belgique que nous parlons forcément le néerlandais) mais ensuite, explication ...
Camelia
Da Stati Uniti d'America - luglio 2025

Viaggio di coppia

18 - 24 anni

Eccellente
Valutazione complessiva
5/5

Der Ausflug war richtig schön, wir haben schöne Erinnerungen gesammelt. Die Angi, Guido ist einfach die Beste. Lustig und professionell . Das Mittages ...
Katrien en compagnie
Da Stati Uniti d'America - luglio 2025

Viaggio con un gruppo di amici

45 - 54 anni

Eccellente
Valutazione complessiva
4/5

Alles is goed verlopen en het was een stipte groep zodat alles vlot verliep.
Van den Bossche luc
Da Stati Uniti d'America - luglio 2025

Viaggio di famiglia

45 - 54 anni

Eccellente
Valutazione complessiva
5/5
De Bleeckere
Da Stati Uniti d'America - luglio 2025

Viaggio di coppia

55 - 64 anni

Eccellente
Valutazione complessiva
5/5

Tout était parfait.
Mary
Da Stati Uniti d'America - luglio 2025

Viaggio di coppia

35 - 44 anni

Eccellente
Valutazione complessiva
4/5

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