Wycieczka na La Gomerę z Teneryfy i lunch
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Wycieczka na La Gomerę z Teneryfy i lunch

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Czas trwania: ponad 8 godzin
Dlaczego warto?
  • Udasz się promem z Teneryfy na malowniczą, zieloną wyspę La Gomera
  • Odwiedzisz mgliste lasy wawrzynolistne w Parku Narodowym Garajonay wpisanym na listę UNESCO
  • Zobaczysz pokaz gwizdania silbo unikalny dla La Gomery
  • Poznasz San Sebastian w ramach czasu wolnego w tej przesiąkniętej historią stolicy wyspy
  • Lokalny przewodnik z ogromną wiedzą powie Ci więcej na temat La Gomery i jej mieszkańców
Czego możesz się spodziewać?

Gdy zbliżasz się do La Gomery drogą morską, spektakularne kontury zapowiadają odkrywanie niesamowitych krajobrazów. Jak mówi Arianne, nasza lokalna przewodniczka: „Aura na La Gomerze przypomina zupełnie inną epokę. To tak, jakby cofnąć się w czasie do początków Wysp Kanaryjskich”. Podczas jednodniowej wycieczki z Teneryfy odkryjesz odległe wioski, spędzisz czas w Parku Narodowym Garajonay i odwiedzisz stolicę, San Sebastian.

Park Narodowy Garajonay szczyci się dziewiczymi lasami, które mają ponad 60 milionów lat i są niewątpliwie główną atrakcją La Gomery. Park jest prawdziwym skarbem natury wpisanym na listę światowego dziedzictwa UNESCO. Głębokie wąwozy przecinają połacie wiecznie zielonych lasów wawrzynolistnych pełnych rzadkich roślin. Centrum dla zwiedzających to miejsce, w którym można dowiedzieć się więcej o wyjątkowej botanice i historii Garajonay. Następnie odwiedzisz jedne z najbardziej urokliwych wiosek La Gomery, w których przyjrzysz się życiu mieszkańców wyspy.

Po opuszczeniu Parku Narodowego Garajonay zatrzymamy się na typowy lunch przygotowany z lokalnych produktów, serwowany w rodzinnej restauracji z niesamowitymi widokami na wulkaniczne tereny wyspy. Zagłębimy się również w kulturę La Gomery, podziwiając pokaz silbo gomero, unikalnego języka gwizdów. Arianne mówi: „Przy takim krajobrazie jak nasz, porozumiewanie się za pomocą gwizdania pozwala uniknąć częstych wspinaczek”. Wycieczka po wyspie zakończy się czasem wolnym na zwiedzanie San Sebastian, skąd Kolumb wyruszył w swoją podróż.

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  • Thorsten H.

    z Stany Zjednoczone - lipiec 2025

    Podróż z rodziną

     

    25 - 34 lata

    Doskonale

    Ogólna ocena

    5/5

    Sehr schöne und interessante Tour mit vielen Hintergrundinformationen und vielen Foto Stopps. Super Bus Fahrer Ibrahim und außerordentlich freundliche ...

  • Janneke

    z Stany Zjednoczone - lipiec 2025

    Podróż z rodziną

     

    25 - 34 lata

    Dobrze

    Ogólna ocena

    3/5

    De excursie was wel leuk. De reisleidster vertelde erg veel (eigenlijk te veel). Het eten was uitermate slecht te noemen.

  • Alias

    z Stany Zjednoczone - lipiec 2025

    Podróż z rodziną

     

    35 - 44 lata

    Doskonale

    Ogólna ocena

    5/5

  • Woell

    z Stany Zjednoczone - lipiec 2025

    Podróż w parze

     

    35 - 44 lata

    Przeciętnie

    Ogólna ocena

    3/5

    Der Ausflug versprach eine Wandern durch die Wälder … es wurde nur ein Stop zu einer Kaffeepause und selbstständiges spazieren. Das Mittagessen war n ...

  • Steffi

    z Stany Zjednoczone - lipiec 2025

    Podróż z przyjaciółmi

     

    18 - 24 lata

    Słabo

    Ogólna ocena

    2/5

    Der Ausflug bestand leider nur aus der Überfahrt mit der Fähre, sowie einer langen Busfahrt. Ca alle 10 Minuten wurden Busstops eingelegt um Fotos zu ...

  • Joyce

    z Stany Zjednoczone - czerwiec 2025

    Podróż z rodziną

     

    18 - 24 lata

    Doskonale

    Ogólna ocena

    5/5

    Die Tour war sehr gut! Der einzige Abzug: leider war das Essen viel zu viel und mit Zutaten serviert, die nicht gegessen werden durften aufgrund von A ...

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