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Passeio a pé pelo Vale do Rabaçal

45,00 €

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Idiomas: Alemão, Inglês, Francês, Português

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duração: de 4 hours a 8 hours

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Caminhe ao longo da levada das '25 fontes' que se eleva acima de 25 nascentes naturais
Grau 2 nível moderado
Passeio pelo vale do Rabaçal
Visite a cachoeira do Risco

O que esperar

Uma das caminhadas mais populares na Madeira, a caminhada de 11 km da levada das "25 fontes" levará você por paisagens mágicas até cachoeiras, um pequeno lago e nascentes. Você viajará de Paul da Serra até o Vale do Rabaçal e ao longo da levada até a cachoeira do Risco e as 25 nascentes naturais.

Começaremos do topo do planalto Paul da Serra e desceremos para o vale verdejante abaixo. Seu guia estará com você a cada passo do caminho, apontando a flora e a fauna pelas quais a Madeira é bem conhecida. Assim que chegarmos à pousada Rabaçal, seguiremos para a cachoeira Risco através do vale.

Depois, você continuará seguindo a levada por belas paisagens até um pequeno lago, onde logo verá as 25 fontes naturais escorrendo pelas colinas. Aproveite uma pequena pausa para absorver a atmosfera antes de retornar aos veículos por um túnel de atalho que transporta água para o sul da Madeira.

O que as pessoas dizem sobre essa experiência

Excelente

4,6/5

Com base em 114 avaliações de clientes verificados

Categorias de avaliação

Segurança

4,7/5

Relação custo-benefício

4,6/5

Equipe

4,7/5

Serviço

4,7/5

Adele
De Estados Unidos da America - junho de 2025

Viagem de casais

35 - 44 Idade

Excelente
Avaliação geral
5/5
Sue
De Estados Unidos da America - junho de 2025

Viagem de casais

45 - 54 Idade

Excelente
Avaliação geral
5/5

Our guide was very knowledgeable and good fun whilst keeping everyone together and warning us of any hazards. It was a very enjoyable walk in good con ...
Mohan
De Estados Unidos da America - junho de 2025

Viagem de casais

45 - 54 Idade

Excelente
Avaliação geral
5/5

An excellent tour with an excellent guide. He explained the safety aspects as and when required. For me well worth the money. Although I have balance ...
Stephen
De Estados Unidos da America - maio de 2025

Viagem de casais

45 - 54 Idade

Excelente
Avaliação geral
4/5

Lovely walk although it was a little overcrowded especially at the waterfall picnic area. Guide George was very good and informative set a nice steady ...
Andrea cupcake
De Estados Unidos da America - maio de 2025

Viagem de casais

35 - 44 Idade

Excelente
Avaliação geral
5/5

Excellent guided walk. Challenging in places but plenty of warnings about this. Not for the unfit.
Tracy Barker
De Estados Unidos da America - maio de 2025

Viagem de casais

45 - 54 Idade

Ótimo
Avaliação geral
3/5

I enjoyed the walk very much. However I feel the description you use does not fit the actual trip. The walk consists of over 900 steps some up some do ...

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