Passeio pelo Vulcão Lanzarote

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Passeio pelo Vulcão Lanzarote

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74,00 €

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Idiomas: Alemão, Espanhol, Inglês

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duração: mais de 8 hours

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Ferry para Lanzarote
Paisagens lunares do Parque Nacional de Timanfaya
Lagoa Verde e falésias de Hervideros de El Golfo
Degustação de vinhos em La Geria
Apresentação de Aloe vera

O que esperar

Se o céu não fosse azul em Lanzarote, você pensaria que estava na Lua ou em Marte. Ambos são um pouco distantes, mas Lanzarote fica a apenas 30 minutos de barco de Fuerteventura, o que é um tempo curto para viajar para uma experiência de outro mundo. Você visitará o Parque Nacional de Timanfaya, El Golfo e uma vinícola – tudo em um dia.

Após um embarque antecipado, iremos ao porto para embarcar na balsa para Playa Blanca. A ação começa imediatamente com uma visita ao Parque Nacional de Timanfaya, que abriga um terço dos 100 vulcões da ilha. Admire paisagens assustadoras de formas fantásticas em tons de marrom, vermelho, cinza e preto. Você também será presenteado com algumas brincadeiras de festa cortesia da terra geotérmica abaixo de você.

Na orla costeira do parque, vá até El Golfo para ver a lagoa verde atrás de uma praia preta e os penhascos de Hervideros nas proximidades. Eles foram formados por lava derretida que desaguou no mar. Há uma parada para aprender tudo sobre os benefícios da aloe vera. Para encerrar o dia, há uma degustação de vinhos em La Geria.

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Passaporte ou identificação oficial da UE são essenciais para embarcar no ferry

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Provedor

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

Taxa de reserva

Boas notícias! Nenhuma taxa extra é aplicada a esta reserva.

Política de cancelamento

Receba um reembolso de 100% se você cancelar até 1 day antes do início da atividade.

O que as pessoas dizem sobre essa experiência

Excelente

4,4 /5

Com base em 34 avaliações de clientes verificados

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Serviço

4,6/5

Relação custo-benefício

4,6/5

Equipe

4,6/5

Segurança

4,6/5

Todas as avaliações (34)

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Mark Wyatt
Verified booking
4.2
3 de outubro de 2025
Viajando com a família
Guide was very good and very punctual. Driver was excellent
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Barbara
Verified booking
5
21 de setembro de 2025
Viagem de casais
We’ve really enjoyed our trip to Lanzarote. We’ve visited Aloe Vera museum -short very informative stay with opportunity to buy Aloe Vera products as well. Then we’ve visited El Golfo -famous Green Lagoon, breathtaking Timanfaya National Park and finally vineyard with vine tasting experience. We had a great time and our learnt a lot about Lanzarote history . Definitely I would recommend that trip . Would be great to have some extra 10-15 minutes at El Golfo to visit a beach as well.
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Lee Griffiths
Verified booking
5
11 de agosto de 2025
Viajando com a família
Excellent trip from pick up to boat crossing and the trips to return journey back. A great packed day and well worth the money.
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Lainey
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2.6
10 de junho de 2025
Viajando com amigos
loved - the views of the volcano, the ferry crossing disliked - the rude guides, the stop times were short in many places, the coach was way overcrowded, not enough time for lunch, company was disorganised and left us 35 minutes to get coaches back to the hotels after a long sday excursion
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Jamie
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4.6
25 de abril de 2025
Viajando com a família
Excellent guide; great food; very good arrangement overall. Only minor point - maybe cut out one experience? The wine tasting or final stop at the lagoon possibly.
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TUI Musement Traveler
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3
30 de junho de 2025
An 1h40mins on coach prior to the ferry, a bit long, first pick up. Not enough time walking or events to do. Wine testing was nothing really. Driver forgot my family were still on the coach as we were last off and he turned back, only about 5 mins lost. Ferry crossing and the scenery was great.

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