Besichtigung durch den Nationalpark Garajonay mit lokalem Mittagessen
Eine Fahrt in den urzeitlich anmutenden Garajonay-Nationalpark ist wie eine Reise in die Vorzeit. Diese Mischung aus tiefen Schluchten mit uralten, nebligen Lorbeerwäldern und seltenen Pflanzen ist ein absoluter Höhepunkt. Sie entdecken auch abgelegene Weiler und genießen freie Zeit in San Sebastian. Pedro, einer unserer ortskundigen Tourguides, sagt: "Die spektakulärste Blütezeit in Garajonay findet im Winter statt, wenn die Bienen die einheimischen Vergissmeinnicht, Sonchus und andere Pflanzen bestäuben, während im Frühling die kanarischen Geranien die Straßenränder in Rosa und Lila tauchen".
Der eigentliche Star dieser Tour ist zweifellos der zum UNESCO-Welterbe gehörende Nationalpark Garajonay. Bei Ihrem Besuch im Informationszentrum des Parks erfahren Sie mehr über seine Botanik und Geschichte. Außerdem lernen Sie kleine Weiler wie Chejelipes, das zwischen Oasen an einem Stausee liegt, und die nördlichen Dörfer Hermigua und Aguilo kennen. Ein weiteres Highlight ist das traditionelle Mittagessen aus lokalen Zutaten in einem familiengeführten Restaurant. Die Aussicht auf die Vulkanlandschaft ist einfach atemberaubend.
Darüber hinaus lernen Sie auch die lokale Kultur kennen. Sie schauen sich eine Vorführung der auf der Insel einzigartigen "Pfeifsprache", bekannt als "silbo gomero" an. Zum Ausklang der Tour haben Sie Zeit zur freien Verfügung, um San Sebastian zu erkunden. Wandeln Sie auf den Spuren von Kolumbus, der von hier zu seiner ersten Entdeckungsreise aufbrach. Pedro fügt hinzu: "Alle wichtigen Sehenswürdigkeiten sind zu Fuß erreichbar - der Turm "Torre del Conde", die Pfarrkirche "La Iglesia de la Asunción" und der Markt."
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Highlights
- Entdecken Sie die nebelverhangenen Lorbeerwälder des von der UNESCO anerkannten Nationalparks Garajonay
- Sehen Sie sich eine Demonstration der für La Gomera einzigartigen Pfeifsprache "Silbo" an
- Genießen Sie ein traditionelles lokales Mittagessen in einem typischen Familienrestaurant
- Verbringen Sie die freie Zeit in San Sebastian und erkunden Sie die Hauptstadt der Insel zu Fuß
- Ortskundiger Tourguide mit unübertroffener Kenntnis des Nationalparks Garajonay
Wichtig zu wissen
- Abhängig von den Wetterverhältnissen
Stornierungsbedingungen
Sie erhalten eine Erstattung in Höhe von 100%, wenn Sie bis zu 1 Tag vor Ihrem Erlebnis stornieren.
Inbegriffen
- Transfer
- Guide
- Mittagessen
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