Legenda Lanzarote, Cesar Manrique, wywarł ogromny wpływ na całą wyspę, a w szczególności na jej północne rejony. Architekt inspirował się niezwykłą geologią tego obszaru. Wycieczka obejmuje trzy jego dzieła – Zielone Jaskinie (Cueva de los Verdes), Jameos del Agua i Mirador del Rio, a także Dolinę Tysiąca Palm. David, jeden z naszych lokalnych przewodników, mówi: „Północ wyspy była płótnem dla palety Manrique. Jak sam mawiał: «Północ to wciąż tradycyjna część Lanzarote»”.
Pierwszym miejscem są Zielone Jaskinie, gdzie labirynt galerii i schodów prowadzi do naturalnego audytorium. Te jaskinie, 16 odkrytych do tej pory, to bańki powietrza, które są połączone tunelem utworzonym przez strumień lawy z wybuchu wulkanu. Manrique odegrał zasadniczą rolę w przystosowaniu systemu jaskiń dla zwiedzających. Jego wpływ jest jeszcze bardziej widoczny w Jameos del Agua. Tutaj zharmonizował tę pozbawioną dachu wulkaniczną jaskinię, dodając skalne ogrody i szkliste jezioro, wypełnione ślepymi, białymi krabami występującymi tylko na Lanzarote.
W programie jest również Mirador del Rio, jedna z najbardziej wymyślnych kreacji Manrique. Ten punkt widokowy nie tylko doskonale komponuje się z otoczeniem na szczycie 470-metrowego klifu, ale również może pochwalić się niesamowitymi widokami na wyspę La Graciosa. Następnie przejdź przez Dolinę Tysiąca Palm do miejscowości Haría na lunch przygotowany z lokalnych produktów w typowym kanaryjskim domu. Ponadto zatrzymaj się, aby zobaczyć słynny „czerwony dom” w wiosce rybackiej Arrieta.
Wycieczka po północny Lanzarote z Cueva de los Verdes i Jameos del Agua
- Odwiedzisz zaprojektowane przez Cesara Manrique wulkaniczne Zielone Jaskinie i Jameos del Agua
- W programie wycieczki jest tradycyjny lunch w typowym kanaryjskim domu w miejscowości Haría
- Panoramiczne widoki na La Graciosa z punktu widokowego Mirador del Río zrobią na Tobie ogromne wrażenie
- Odwiedzisz wioskę rybacką Arrieta, aby zobaczyć słynny „Dom Lalek” zbudowany z czerwonych i niebieskich cegieł
- Będzie Ci towarzyszył doświadczony lokalny przewodnik z ogromną wiedzą o Lanzarote i jej geologii
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- Odbiory gości możliwe są z wybranych miejsc w następujących kurortach: Costa Teguise, Arrecife, Puerto del Carmen, Puerto Calero, Playa Blanca
- Jeśli nie widzisz opcji dodania hotelu do odbioru, podaj szczegóły przy finalizacji rezerwacji
- Wycieczka nie jest dostosowana do potrzeb osób z ograniczeniem ruchowym
- Prosimy o zapakowanie odpowiedniego obuwia
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Linda
z Stany Zjednoczone - wrzesień 2025Podróż w parze
35 - 44 lata
Doskonale
Ogólna ocena5/5
Our guide, was amazing. His knowledge of the area and the geology was outstanding . It shone through how dedicated he was and his love and respect for ...
Lisa Craddock
z Wielka Brytania - sierpień 2025Podróż w parze
35 - 44 lata
Źle
Ogólna ocena1/5
Guide was awful. Worse trip ever. It should be clear that this trip is not suitable for toddlers and small children. Pick up at 8:30 -no stop for coff ...
Audrey
z Stany Zjednoczone - lipiec 2025Podróż w parze
45 - 54 lata
Doskonale
Ogólna ocena4/5
No need to visit the aloe Vera shop, pressure to purchase products
Jan
z Wielka Brytania - lipiec 2025Podróż w parze
45 - 54 lata
Doskonale
Ogólna ocena5/5
From start to finish this trip was amazing and full of surprises, book early and don’t miss out.
Fred
z Belgia - czerwiec 2025Podróż w pojedynkę
25 - 34 lata
Doskonale
Ogólna ocena4/5
Je trouve cale dommage de ‘être pesée dans les Green caves et avoir 1h30 de temps libre à Jameos del Agua alors que 45 minutes sont amplement suffisan ...
Martin
z Wielka Brytania - czerwiec 2025Podróż w parze
18 - 24 lata
Doskonale
Ogólna ocena5/5
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