Pronto para conquistar o pico mais alto da Madeira? Esta trilha começa no Miradouro do Picarouto em Santana, levando você ao Pico Ruivo – elevando-se 1.861 metros acima da ilha. Você poderá absorver vistas impressionantes de picos escarpados como o Pico das Torres e o Pico do Areeiro ao longo do caminho, além de vislumbres da Penha d'Águia e das formações rochosas da Ponta de São Lourenço. Pare em abrigos aconchegantes para um lanche antes de continuar a subida. É íngreme, mas aquelas vistas de 360° do cume? Pura magia da Madeira.
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Caminhada no Pico Ruivo
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45,00 €
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Idiomas: Alemão, Inglês, Francês
Somente bilhete impresso
duração: de 4 hours a 8 hours
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- Caminhada até ao Pico Ruivo, o pico mais alto da Madeira
- Fotos instantâneas de vistas de montanhas e pontos turísticos
- Faça uma trilha de 9 km com paradas relaxantes ao longo do caminho
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O que lembrar
- Esta trilha inclui subidas e descidas íngremes e não é recomendada para pessoas com vertigens ou limitações físicas.
- A elevação varia de 1200 metros a 1852 metros
- A trilha tem aproximadamente 9 quilômetros e leva de 3,5 a 4 horas para ser concluída.
- Não é adequado para mulheres grávidas
- Não é adequado para hóspedes com problemas de saúde
- Não é adequado para hóspedes com problemas cardíacos ou respiratórios
- Não é adequado para cadeiras de rodas
- Não é adequado para pessoas com mobilidade reduzida
- Não é adequado para famílias com crianças pequenas
- Este passeio envolve caminhadas extensas com pouco ou nenhum período de descanso
- As crianças devem ser supervisionadas por um adulto (maior de 18 anos) o tempo todo
- Traga calçado adequado
- Traga dinheiro para extras ou gratificações
- Esta experiência não segue nossa política geral de cancelamento. Se você precisar cancelar, você deve fazê-lo com pelo menos 24 horas de antecedência para receber um reembolso total
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TUI PORTUGAL
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Receba um reembolso de 100% se você cancelar até 1 day antes do início da atividade.
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Rosi
De Estados Unidos da America - junho de 2025Viagem de casais
35 - 44 Idade
Excelente
Avaliação geral5/5
The guide was funny, friendly and experienced; we felt safe in the bus and on the mountain. This is quite a challenging hike if you are not used to al ...
Frank Jones
De Reino Unido - janeiro de 2025Viajando sozinho
45 - 54 Idade
Excelente
Avaliação geral5/5
A very good hike, with a very informative guide
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