Siti & Morsi: Icod de los Vinos e le banane e il vino di La Orotava
Escursioni e tour in giornata

Siti & Morsi: Icod de los Vinos e le banane e il vino di La Orotava

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49,00 
Cancellazione gratuita
Lingua: Tedesco, Inglese
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Durata: da 4 hours a 8 hours
Cosa farai
  • Questo tour permette di visitare i villaggi tradizionali del nord di Tenerife all'ombra del Monte Teide.
  • Visiterete Icod de los Vinos e vedrete un albero del drago di 1000 anni nel giardino botanico.
  • L'isola ha una lunga storia di coltivazione di banane, che potrete conoscere e assaggiare.
  • Vi sembrerà di essere tornati indietro nel tempo nell'affascinante città canaria di Orotava.
  • Dopo una visita a un mulino del XVII secolo, si possono degustare vini locali e farina di gofio.
Cosa aspettarsi

Le pinete e le scogliere costiere del nord di Tenerife le conferiscono un aspetto naturale e aspro, ma è il terreno vulcanico e fertile a fornire alla zona le sue attrazioni principali. Dai vigneti ai frutteti, dalle fattorie di banane agli alberi secolari, in questo tour di mezza giornata vedrete e assaggerete i prodotti tipici di Tenerife.

La prima tappa è Icod de los Vinos, una cittadina del XVI secolo con una splendida vista sul Monte Teide. Ma nemmeno la vetta più alta della Spagna può rubare l'attenzione al Drago Milenario, un albero del drago millenario che occupa il posto d'onore nel giardino botanico della città. Questo incredibile esemplare supera i 20 metri di altezza con una chioma che si estende per oltre 300 rami principali. Durante la visita, la guida vi spiegherà perché questo albero nativo è un simbolo culturale delle Canarie. A Icod de los Vinos, vedrete crescere lungo i fianchi delle colline l'altro tesoro della città: le banane. Scoprite la storia della coltivazione delle banane sull'isola e assaggiate i frutti appena raccolti, oltre a un dolce liquore alla banana.

Successivamente, vi dirigerete a est verso La Orotava, una delle più antiche regioni vinicole delle Canarie e proprio ai margini del Parco Nazionale del Teide. Vedrete il centro tradizionale della città, con le sue strade acciottolate, i balconi in legno e gli edifici in tutte le sfumature di giallo, e visiterete il Molino de Gofio, un mulino da gofio del XVII secolo, oggi museo. Il museo mostra come viene prodotta la farina tostata e come viene utilizzata per qualsiasi cosa, dalla colazione alle zuppe e agli stufati, e potrete anche assaggiare questa delizia canaria dal sapore di nocciola.

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Cosa è incluso
  • check Merenda
  • check Itinerario esclusivo di TUI
  • check Bicchiere di vino
  • check Guida
  • check Trasporto
Da ricordare
  • Non adatto a sedie a rotelle
  • Non adatto a persone con mobilità ridotta
  • Non adatto a famiglie con bambini piccoli
  • Non adatto a persone con mobilità ridotta a causa di percorsi sconnessi o gradini
  • I bambini devono essere sotto la supervisione di un adulto (sopra i 18 anni) in ogni momento
  • TI consigliamo di indossare scarpe comode
  • Porta con te del denaro extra per spese aggiuntive o mance
  • Questa è una delle nostre esperienzas della TUI Collection, le quali ti offriranno un tocco locale della tua destinazione, mostrandoti allo stesso tempo i suoi valori unici, autentici e responsabili
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Provider
TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4
Commissioni di prenotazione
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Cosa dicono le persone di quest'esperienza

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  • Katrin

    Da Stati Uniti d'America - luglio 2025

    Viaggio da solo

     

    18 - 24 anni

    Eccellente

    Valutazione complessiva

    5/5

    Unser Guide Miguel war sehr kompetent und hat uns die ganze Zeit über viele Informationen gegeben. Es war alles sehr gut organisiert und die Zeit die ...

  • Ramona

    Da Stati Uniti d'America - giugno 2025

    Viaggio con un gruppo di amici

     

    35 - 44 anni

    Eccellente

    Valutazione complessiva

    5/5

    Wir haben noch eine Wanderung durch die Stadt gemacht und der Reiseführer hat seinen Job echt gut gemacht Bei der Bananenplantage konnten wir dann Ban ...

  • Kathrin

    Da Stati Uniti d'America - giugno 2025

    Viaggio di coppia

     

    45 - 54 anni

    Eccellente

    Valutazione complessiva

    5/5

  • FS

    Da Germania - giugno 2025

    Viaggio di coppia

     

    18 - 24 anni

    Eccellente

    Valutazione complessiva

    4/5

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