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Wioski, jaskinie i farmy na Fuerteventurze oraz lunch

237,00 zł

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Język: Angielski

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Czas trwania: ponad 8 godzin

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Odkryj uroczą miejscowość, Betancurię, i odwiedź kolonialny kościół
Podziwiaj niezwykłą fasadę kościoła o azteckim wyglądzie w urokliwej wiosce Pájara
Spróbuj najbardziej znanych na wyspie serów i odwiedź plantację aloesu
Odkryj morskie jaskinie i plaże z czarnym piaskiem w wiosce rybackiej Ajuy
Posłuchaj profesjonalnego lokalnego przewodnika, który posiada niezrównaną wiedzę na temat Fuerteventury i jej historii

Czego możesz się spodziewać?

Spaceruj po wysłużonych placach w niedużych miejscowościach i podziwiaj urocze kolonialne kościoły. Zajrzyj do jaskiń morskich i dowiedz się więcej o typowych lokalnych produktach. Pomiędzy przystankami odwiedzisz wysoko położone punkty widokowe, aby podziwiać niezwykle surowy krajobraz Fuerteventury. Może wyglądać na jałowy, ale Marta, nasza lokalna przewodniczka, mówi: „Na Fuerteventurze występują 44 różne gatunki ptaków pomimo braku drzew. To tylko o cztery mniej niż na zalesionej Maderze”.

Dzień rozpoczniesz od poznania jednego z najbardziej znanych produktów wyspy na plantacji aloesu. Dowiesz się, dlaczego znajduje tak wszechstronne zastosowanie w branży kosmetycznej. Następnie udamy się do miasteczka Pájara, aby odwiedzić kościół Nuestra Señora de la Regla i podziwiać jego wyjątkową fasadę w stylu azteckim. Marta dodaje: „Pájara została kiedyś uznana za szóstą najpiękniejszą miejscowość w Hiszpanii. Jest pełna niesamowitego uroku”. Pojedziesz też do maleńkiej, położonej na zachodnim wybrzeżu wioski rybackiej Ajuy, gdzie zachwycisz się plażą z czarnym piaskiem i jaskiniami morskimi w kredowych klifach. Odwiedzisz Betancurię, zatrzymując się po drodze na zdjęcia i podziwiając góry oraz ocean w punkcie widokowym Las Peñitas.

W Betancurii cofnij się w czasie, odwiedzając kościół Santa María, najstarszy na Wyspach Kanaryjskich, który został konsekrowany w 1424 roku. Następnie udasz się do rodzinnej restauracji w Valle de Santa Ines na lunch z lokalnych produktów. Na zakończenie dnia natomiast odwiedzisz farmę kóz i spróbujesz lokalnych serów, jak również dżemów i likieru miodowego na bazie rumu – bardzo lubianego na Fuerteventurze.

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

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4,5/5

Personel

4,6/5

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4,6/5

Paul
z Stany Zjednoczone - grudzień 2024

Podróż w parze

25 - 34 lata

Doskonale
Ogólna ocena
4/5
Janette Johnstone
z Wielka Brytania - grudzień 2024

Podróż w parze

55 - 64 lata

Doskonale
Ogólna ocena
5/5

Enjoyed the whole trip the guide was excellent. She had superb knowledge and patiently shared this in both German and English! Only criticism is that ...
Sarah Butler
z Stany Zjednoczone - grudzień 2024

Podróż w parze

45 - 54 lata

Doskonale
Ogólna ocena
4/5

The whole thing was value for money but the only thing I would say not a lot of time allocated for getting down to the caves & not a lot of time in th ...
Chris (North Somerset)
z Stany Zjednoczone - listopad 2024

Podróż w parze

45 - 54 lata

Doskonale
Ogólna ocena
5/5
Dave T
z Stany Zjednoczone - listopad 2024

Podróż w parze

25 - 34 lata

Doskonale
Ogólna ocena
4/5

A good tour of the island and a bit of the culture. Some visits felt a bit rushed, but overall a worthwhile trip. AnneMarie was a great guide and the ...
Helen H
z Wielka Brytania - październik 2024

Podróż z rodziną

25 - 34 lata

Doskonale
Ogólna ocena
4/5

The guide, Renata, was fantastic and truly went above and beyond with interesting little insights and anecdotes that wouldn't be found in a guidebook. ...

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