Randonnée pédestre dans la forêt tropicale de La Gomera
Lors d'une randonnée à pied dans les forêts de lauriers de Garajonay, on s'attend presque à croiser les membres de Jurassic Park. Cette randonnée guidée vous emmène sur les hauteurs du Pico del Garajonay, et vous fait descendre dans les anciennes forêts tropicales et les bosquets à feuilles du parc national.
Le cœur de La Gomera est si vert, humide et primitif qu'il ressemble au début des temps. Vous découvrirez un monde connu de peu de gens au cours de ce trekking riche en botanique. Le parc national de Garajonay est inscrit au patrimoine mondial de l'Unesco et abrite des centaines d'espèces de la flore et de la faune.
Tissez votre chemin entre les rochers moussus, les lichens et les arbres dans cette forêt tropicale de montagne, en passant devant des signes rares de civilisation comme le petit sanctuaire de Lourdes, une passerelle en bois ou un vieux tunnel d'eau.
Caractéristiques principales
Caractéristiques supplémentaires
Points forts
- Randonnée pédestre dans le parc national de Garajonay, classé par l'Unesco
Informations importantes
- Ne convient pas aux personnes en mauvais état de santé
- Ne convient pas aux personnes à mobilité réduite
- Les enfants doivent être accompagnés d'un adulte de plus de 18 ans à tout moment
- Apportez des chaussures appropriées
- Apportez des vêtements chauds
- Sous réserve des conditions météorologiques
- Repas et boissons non inclus
Conditions d’annulation
Recevez un remboursement de 100% si vous annulez jusqu’à 2 jours avant le début de l’activité.
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- Transfert
- Guide
Frais de service
Bonne nouvelle! Aucun frais supplémentaire ne sera appliqué à cette réservation.
Point de départ
Prestataire du service
TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4
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