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Excursão Teide e Masca saindo do sul de Tenerife

84,00 €

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Idiomas: Alemão, Inglês, Francês, Holandês, Polonês

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duração: de 4 hours a 8 hours

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Explore as dramáticas paisagens vulcânicas marcadas pela lava do Parque Nacional do Teide
Tire algumas selfies em Roques de Garcia com o vulcão ao fundo
Saboreie um almoço sazonal das Canárias em um restaurante familiar em uma vila rústica
Aproveite o tempo livre para passear pela remota aldeia de Masca, no topo da serra
Guia local especializado com conhecimento inigualável de Tenerife e sua geologia

O que esperar

Este passeio exclusivo explora as áreas mais dramáticas do interior de Tenerife. Você se aventurará em uma minivan de oito lugares pelas paisagens sobrenaturais do Parque Nacional de Teide, admirará os panoramas de inúmeros mirantes e visitará o vilarejo de Masca, no topo da serra. Além disso, há um almoço tradicional das Canárias no menu também. Arianne, uma de nossas guias locais especialistas, diz: "Adoro guiar este passeio porque é uma overdose de natureza, com foco na vulcanologia da ilha, do passado ao presente."

Sua aventura começa indo para o sul no Parque Nacional de Teide – um Patrimônio Mundial da UNESCO – escalando por uma densa floresta de pinheiros. Há uma parada no mirante de Chirche, que geralmente tem vista para o terreno coberto de nuvens abaixo. O cenário por aqui ainda está cheio de vegetação. Mas conforme viajamos mais fundo no parque nacional, você encontrará paisagens vulcânicas que poderiam facilmente estar na lua, Vênus ou Marte. Terras áridas desoladas e cobertas de pedras. Uma parada em Roques de Garcia permite que você tire algumas fotos perto dessas formações rochosas icônicas, com o cone do vulcão ao fundo.

Dê uma última olhada nas paisagens marcadas pela lava no mirante de Poleos antes de ir a um restaurante familiar para um almoço feito com ingredientes sazonais e de origem local. Para encerrar o dia, visite Masca, um vilarejo de difícil acesso, situado em uma crista em um profundo desfiladeiro vulcânico. Aproveite o tempo livre para dar uma olhada e apreciar as vistas.

O que as pessoas dizem sobre essa experiência

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Segurança

4,8/5

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4,8/5

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4,7/5

Serviço

4,8/5

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Nina
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5
6 de novembro de 2025
Viajando com a família
Autos Top sauber, sehr gut gefahren. Ralf weiss sehr viel über die Insel. Toller Guide! Mittagessen war auch sehr gut
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Disapointed
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3.4
6 de novembro de 2025
Viajando com a família
The bus arrived 30 mins late. We only spent 40 mins in Masca which did not give enough time to get to the end and back. Meal in restaurant was bad, raw veggie burger and grey overcooked frozen veg. Was not what was hyped up by guide. Too many stops at Teidi, not enough time in villages. Guides were great and safe driving. Were also told by rep that cable car was included and we would be going to top which did not happen. I double checked thls with him as it made a difference to trip taken.
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Tommy
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3.4
5 de novembro de 2025
Viagem de casais
Negativ : zu viel Fahren im Kleinbus , Mascar nicht lohnenswert. Preis zu viel = 89€ pro Person. Positiv neuwertige bequeme Kleinbusse von Ford
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Ruth Vaughan
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5
4 de novembro de 2025
Viagem de casais
Our guide Ivan was a font of knowledge, fun and a pleasure to be around. We learnt so much about the island, volcanoes and the ecosystem. Lunch was amazing. He is a real credit to you and your company. Hope to see him again on another tour. Ruth and Rob Vaughan
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Wioletta
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4.2
3 de novembro de 2025
Viajando com a família
Niezapomniane wrazenia wizualne - widoki emocje wrazenia super, cena dosc wysoka, jednak warto
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Nanda
Verified booking
4.2
1 de novembro de 2025
Viagem de casais
Goed georganiseerd. Duidelijke instructies zodat de chauffeur zich op de weg kon concentreren. En daar waar hij de gelegenheid had, wees hij de dingen aan die er verteld werden. Tijd om rond te kijken bij de uitstap plekken, ook perfect. Niet te lang niet te kost. Goede balans.

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