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Wycieczka na nartach wodnych do jaskini Jacka Sparrowa z Alcudii

859,00 zł

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Język: Angielski, Francuski, Hiszpański, Niemiecki, Rosyjski

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Czas trwania: do 1 godzina 30 minut

Natychmiastowe potwierdzenie

Dlaczego warto?

Jeździć na skuterze wodnym w Alcudii
Zanurz się w wodach pięknej jaskini Jacka Sparrowa
Zobacz słynną jaskinię Coll Baix

Czego możesz się spodziewać?

Zobacz niesamowitą naturalną jaskinię Jack Sparrow (lub Cueva de los Ladrones) podczas wycieczki na skuterach wodnych z Alcudii. Po krótkim wprowadzeniu na temat jazdy na skuterze wodnym opuścisz port i popłyniesz w kierunku wyspy Aucanada, mijając pole golfowe Aucanda i Muzeum Sa Bassa Blanca.

Następnie udasz się do jaskini Jacka Sparrowa, gdzie zatrzymasz się, aby odwiedzić jaskinię i nurkować z rurką. Następnie udasz się do Cap de Menorca, gdzie zobaczysz słynną zatokę Coll Baix, aby wrócić do portu, gdzie zakończysz tę fantastyczną wycieczkę

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Cena zawiera:

Wypożyczalnia skuterów wodnych
Kamizelka ratunkowa
Przewodnik wycieczki
Gaz do skutera wodnego

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Sprzęt do nurkowania

Gdzie?

Passeig Marítim, 18, 07400 Alcúdia, Illes Balears, Hiszpania

Miejsce zbiórki:

Biuro Alcudia Jets. Proszę być na miejscu spotkania 30 minut przed rozpoczęciem zajęć

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Cena dotyczy skuterów wodnych
Każdy skuter wodny może pomieścić 1 lub 2 osoby
Nie jest konieczne posiadanie prawa jazdy na skuter wodny
Minimalny wiek: 5 lat
Dzieciom poniżej 16 roku życia musi towarzyszyć osoba dorosła
Osoby w wieku 16 i 17 lat muszą mieć podpisane pozwolenie od rodziców na prowadzenie skutera wodnego
Wycieczka jest oferowana w języku hiszpańskim, angielskim, francuskim, niemieckim i rosyjskim. Poinformuj dostawcę o wyborze języka, pisząc wiadomość e-mail do dostawcy. Instrukcje znajdziesz w voucherze

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Doskonale

5/5

Na podstawie 2 recenzji od zweryfikowanych podróżnych

Kategorie recenzji

Personel

4,8/5

Usługa

4,8/5

Bezpieczeństwo

4,8/5

Stosunek jakości do ceny

4,2/5

Familie P.
z Stany Zjednoczone - sierpień 2024

Podróż z rodziną

18 - 24 lata

Doskonale
Ogólna ocena
5/5

Alles in allem eine sehr coole Tour. Ich konnte nach der Hälfte mit meinem Sohn tauschen, so das der auch fahren konnte. Schnorchel wurde gestellt. Ic ...
Daniel Williams
z Stany Zjednoczone - sierpień 2024

Podróż z rodziną

25 - 34 lata

Doskonale
Ogólna ocena
5/5

Absolutely brilliant, myself and my daughter loved this. Friendly staff, lots of time on the jet ski 60 odd photos taken by the guide. By the end wer ...

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