Wizyta w oceanarium Poema del Mar i wycieczka do wąwozu Guayadeque
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Wizyta w oceanarium Poema del Mar i wycieczka do wąwozu Guayadeque

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Czas trwania: ponad 8 godzin
Dlaczego warto?
  • Odkryj jedno z największych oceanariów w Europie – Poema del Mar
  • Spotkaj się twarzą w twarz z niesamowitymi morskimi stworzeniami
  • Delektuj się pysznymi tradycyjnymi tapas przygotowanymi z lokalnych produktów
  • Wykorzystaj czas wolny na zwiedzanie kolorowego, kolonialnego starego miasta Agüimes
  • Posłuchaj lokalnego przewodnika z imponującą wiedzą na temat Gran Canarii
Czego możesz się spodziewać?

Od morza po góry, a nawet pod ziemią – podczas tej wycieczki zobaczysz to, co najlepsze na Gran Canarii. Zbliż się do ponad 300 gatunków morskich w oceanarium Poema del Mar, przejedź przez zieloną dolinę Guayadeque i będziesz delektować się lekkim lunchem, a na koniec spędzisz czas wolny w kolonialnym mieście Miguel, jeden z naszych lokalnych przewodników, mówi: „Tak wiele można zobaczyć jednego dnia. Ale dla mnie najciekawszą częścią wycieczki jest wąwóz Guayadeque, który reprezentuje bardzo ważną część naszej prehistorii”.

Najpierw odwiedzisz jedną z najpopularniejszych atrakcji Las Palmas. Dzięki panoramicznym zakrzywionym szybom i niezliczonym wystawom, Poema del Mar to miejsce, w którym zagubisz się w hipnotyzującym podwodnym świecie. Mieszkają tu setki stworzeń morskich. Są węgorze elektryczne, żarłacze tępogłowe i ryby, które wyglądają jak Nemo. „Dzieciom zawsze podoba się w Poema del Mar”, mówi Miguel. Możesz także skorzystać z najnowocześniejszego kina, w którym co godzinę wyświetlane są ciekawe i zabawne filmy krótkometrażowe.

Następnie udasz się w podróż przez najbardziej zielony zakątek wyspy do kanionu Guayadeque. Słynie on z domów w jaskiniach, które starożytni aborygeni budowali w bańkach lawy, oraz z krętych szlaków turystycznych. Po zobaczeniu tego miejsca przyjdzie pora na pyszne tradycyjne tapas przygotowane z lokalnych produktów. Następnie udaj się do Agüimes, aby spędzić trochę czasu wśród pastelowych budynków nad zielonym wąwozem Guayadeque. Możesz zobaczyć elegancki kościół, zatrzymać się na kawę w lokalnej kawiarni lub zrobić kilka zdjęć przy wielu posągach w mieście.

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