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Wioski, jaskinie i farmy na Fuerteventurze oraz lunch

257,00 zł

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Język: Niemiecki, Angielski, Polski

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Czas trwania: ponad 8 godzin

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Spokojne miasteczka i rybackie wioski Fuerteventury pozwolą Ci zajrzeć w głąb prawdziwej kultury Wysp Kanaryjskich
Betancuria, niczym z bajki, zachwyca historią i gotyckim kościołem w sercu miejscowości
Podczas wycieczki skosztujesz lokalnego sera koziego i rumu miodowego, a także odwiedzisz pole, na którym uprawiany jest aloes
W Pajarze zobaczysz azteckie wzory (księżyce, słońca i węże) wyrzeźbione w łuku miejscowego kościoła
Podczas całodniowej wycieczki przewodnik pokaże Ci morskie groty, plaże z czarnym piaskiem i inne wyjątkowe miejsca Fuerteventury

Czego możesz się spodziewać?

Spaceruj po starych 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, skąd roztacza się widok na surowy krajobraz Fuerteventury. Może wyglądać na jałowy, ale Marta, nasza lokalna przewodniczka, mówi: „Na Fuerteventurze występują 44 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 polu aloesu. Dowiesz się, dlaczego znajduje tak wszechstronne zastosowanie w branży kosmetycznej. Następnie udamy się do miasteczka Pájara i odwiedzimy kościół Nuestra Señora de la Regla, by 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 rybackiej wioski Ajuy, położonej na zachodnim wybrzeżu, gdzie zachwycisz się plażą z czarnym piaskiem i jaskiniami morskimi w kredowych klifach. Odwiedzisz Betancurię, a po drodze zatrzymasz się na zdjęcia i będziesz podziwiać 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 odwiedzisz farmę kóz i spróbujesz lokalnych serów, a także 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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Doskonale

4,4 /5

Na podstawie 135 recenzji od zweryfikowanych podróżnych

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Usługa

4,5/5

Stosunek jakości do ceny

4,4/5

Bezpieczeństwo

4,5/5

Personel

4,5/5

Wszystkie oceny (135)

Liczba gwiazdek: 5 (75)

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Liczba gwiazdek: 3 (7)

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J Parker
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2.2
12 listopada 2025
Podróż w parze
The guide was brilliant. Trip itself was rushed as we didnt get to see the museum or view points for photos. The pick ups. We were picked up first and had over 1 hour of pick ups before the tour started. Ajuy was a waste of time. Nothing there. Churches were good. Goat farm was just a sell! Buy this buy that. Didn't see enough no interaction. Aloe vera farm very interesting lots of information but again sell sell sell. Lunch was very poor. Not worth the money at all. Very disappointing long day.
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Audrey Pritchard
Verified booking
4.2
6 listopada 2025
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All together fully enjoyable tour has you get to see the beauty of a lot of the island
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Chris
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5
6 listopada 2025
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Our Guide was very knowledgeable about the island and its history and landscape our party of 3 thoroughly enjoyed the day can recommend this trip.
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Caroline
Verified booking
4.2
6 listopada 2025
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The town of Betencuria was very nice. We could have had longer there. Interesting to find out about the islands history. Could have done with more historical stops and less stops where you are obtuse into buying the produce
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Buddys
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4.2
5 listopada 2025
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Took nearly one hour 20 mins to collect from all the hotels, and sane in reverse, so we were on the coach 3 hours longer than the actual tour
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Lisa
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5
26 października 2025
Podróż z przyjaciółmi
Picked up on time, kept to a good timetable goat cheese tasting was lovely, caves were good time to stretch your legs, lunch was surprisingly nice following reading the previous reviews but we though the Canarian soup was lovely and so was chicken dinner with wine, nice stops at villages and Aloe Vera farm great round trip we really enjoyed it and rep Anna and driver Martin excellent throughout - recommended and very informative day!

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