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Die Kanarischen Inseln, Land der Kontraste
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Kanarische Inseln - Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Kanarische Inseln
Datum:
01.04.2025
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08.04.2025
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Mit der außergewöhnlichen Anwesenheit von Franck Ferrand.
Im Archipel der Kanaren ragen die Vulkaninseln wie eine Fata Morgana aus dem Atlantischen Ozean. In diesem Land der tausend Kontraste bilden karminrote und aschgraue Mondlandschaften, mit üppiger Natur ausgekleidete Täler, zerklüftete Buchten und Sanddünen eine herrliche Vielfalt. PONANT lädt Sie ein, im Herzen dieser von der Natur beherrschten Inseln eine unvergessliche 8-tägige Reise an Bord der L‘Austral zu unternehmen.
Während Ihrer gesamten Reise profitieren Sie von einem bereits im Reisepreis inkludierten Landausflug pro Anlaufhafen und Person. Dieser ist aus einem vom PONANT sorgfältig zusammengestellten Angebot auszuwählen. Bewundern Sie auf dieser Kreuzfahrt die vulkanischen und grünen Landschaften von Santa Cruz de La Palma, erkunden Sie von La Gomera aus den Nationalpark Garajonay, der zum UNESCO-Welterbe gehört, oder entdecken Sie von Los Cristianos aus das Innere des Vulkantunnels der Cueva del Viento, der Höhle des Windes. Die Vielfalt der angebotenen Erlebnisse verspricht ebenso intensive wie abwechslungsreiche Momente (gesamtes Angebot unter dem Reiter „Reiseroute » einsehbar).
Ihre Kreuzfahrt beginnt auf der Insel Gran Canaria in Las Palmas, dann sticht die L’Austral in See, um Lanzarote, die Feuerinsel zu erreichen. Inspirierend, rätselhaft, geheimnisvoll … zeigt sie sich in einer bezaubernden Umgebung aus majestätischen Gipfeln, Weinbergen auf vulkanischem Boden und unberührten Nationalparks. Die Insel ist auch für ihre zahlreichen Vulkantunnel und -höhlen berühmt, die einzigartige Augenblicke in einer faszinierenden Unterwelt bieten.
Nur einen Katzensprung weiter südlich liegt die Nachbarinsel Fuerteventura. In Puerto del Rosario können Sie die Altstadt mit Häusern im kanarischen Stil bewundern, die außergewöhnlichen Panoramen der beeindruckenden Sanddünen genießen oder bei einer Wanderung die Biodiversität der Insel entdecken.
Ihr Schiff nimmt nördlichen Kurs und steuert das pulsierende Los Cristianos an. Lassen Sie sich von der unvergleichlichen Atmosphäre, dem mythischen Berg Teide, höchster Gipfel Spaniens, und den langen Sandstränden, die vom türkisfarbenen Wasser des Atlantik gesäumt werden, verzaubern.
Dann erwartet Sie eine Auszeit in Santa Cruz de La Palma. Hier werden Authentizität und Ruhe groß geschrieben und Sie werden von der bewahrte Natur und dem atypischen architektonischen Erbe mit traditionellen kanarischen Häusern mit farbenfrohen Holzbalkonen, prächtigen Palästen und religiösen Gebäuden begeistert sein.
Die Reise geht weiter nach El Hierro, den kleinsten Inseln der Kanaren. Eine Oase des Friedens und der Ruhe, durchzogen von vulkanischer Wüste und Kiefern- und Lorbeerwäldern. Diese großen, grünen und unberührten Flächen können Sie unter anderem bei einer Erkundung der Insel mit dem Elektrofahrrad genießen.
L’Austral vor La Gomera vor Anker gehen. Diese kleine Insel mit einer üppigen Vegetation gehört aufgrund ihres Biosphärenreservats zum UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe. Außerdem ist die Insel für ihre Pfeifsprache El Silbo bekannt. Diese wurde von den Einwohnern erfunden, um sich zwischen den Tälern zu verständigen.
Schließlich geht es weiter nach Las Palmas auf Gran Canaria, der letzten Station Ihrer Reise auf den Kanarische Inseln.
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Mit der außergewöhnlichen Anwesenheit von Franck Ferrand. Eine Kreuzfahrt durch das Herz der Kanarische Inseln, ein Land der Kontraste zwischen Mondlandschaften und grünen Tälern. Die Entdeckung von...
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Franck Ferrand
An historian by training (EHESS), author of a dozen books on history – including Versailles après les rois (Perrin), L’Histoire interdite (Tallandier), François Ier, roi de chimères (Flammarion) and Dictionnaire amoureux de Versailles (Plon), and the successful saga La Cour des Dames – Franck Ferrand has emerged over the years as one of our leading “history messengers”.
For 15 years, he has hosted historic rendezvous on Europe 1, including the famous daily slot Au cœur de l’histoire. Since September 2018, we can find him on Radio Classique in Franck Ferrand raconte which in the first week became the most downloaded programme in France. After presenting some 50 editions of L’Ombre d’un doute on France 3, he now appears every week alongside Michel Drucker in Vivement dimanche. In the last 20 years, Franck Ferrand has given literally hundreds of talks on every continent.
Language spoken: French
Please note English-speaking lecturer will also be onboard.
Photo credit: Sylvain DUMAIS
Ideal clothes for life on board:
During the days spent on board, you are advised to wear comfortable clothes or casual outfits. The entire ship is air-conditioned, so a light sweater, a light jacket or a shawl may be necessary. When moving about in the public areas of the ship and the decks, light but comfortable shoes are recommended.
Informal evening:
In the evening, you are advised to wear smart-casual attire, especially when dining in our restaurants where wearing shorts and tee-shirts is not allowed.
For women:
- Simple dress
- Skirt or trousers
- Blouse
- Polo
For men:
- Pleated trousers or chinos
- Sports jacket
- Shirt
- Polo
Officer’s evening:
For all cruises longer than 8 nights, an Officer’s Evening with a white dress code may be organized. Therefore, we encourage you to bring a stylish white outfit for the occasion (otherwise black and white).
Gala evening:
During the cruise, two gala evenings will be organised on board. Thus, we recommend that you bring one or two formal outfits.
For women:
- Cocktail attire
- Evening dress (if you wish to)
For men:
- Dark suit
- Tie recommended, possibly bow tie (if you wish to)
SHOP:
A small shop is available on board offering a wide range of outfits, jewellery, leather goods and many accessories.
A laundry service (washing/ironing) is available on board, but unfortunately there are no dry cleaning services. For safety reasons, your cabin is not equipped with an iron.
ACCESSORIES:
- Polarized sunglasses
- Swimsuit (for the Spa on board)
- Gym wear (fitness)
- Battery charger and memory cards for your camera
- Mobile phone charger
- Hat/cap
HEALTH CARE:
- Sunscreen and after-sun lotion
- Medications and prescriptions
OUTFITS ON BOARD:
- Casual outfits for the day
- Smarter outfits for dinners
- Elegant outfits for Gala evenings
- White or black and white outfit
PRECAUTIONS:
In your hand luggage, remember to bring any medicines that you need, and possibly a small spare bag of toiletries (in case of delay in the delivery of your baggage by the airline). Remember to always have your travel documents with you in case you need them: hotel vouchers, cruise vouchers, return flight tickets... Never leave them in your hold luggage.
All our cabins have a safe. We recommend not to go ashore with valuable jewellery.
PONANT Aktivitäten
Highlights
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Mit der außergewöhnlichen Anwesenheit von Franck Ferrand.
- Eine Kreuzfahrt durch das Herz der Kanarische Inseln, ein Land der Kontraste zwischen Mondlandschaften und grünen Tälern.
- Die Entdeckung von sieben Inseln der Kanaren: Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Teneriffa, Fuerteventura, La Palma, El Hierro, La Gomera.
- UNESCO-Welterbestätten: der Nationalpark Garajonay auf der Insel La Gomera
- Abwechslungsreiche Landschaften von vollendeter Schönheit: Vulkane, Calderas, Berggipfel, grüne Hügel, Felsen, Seen, Sträucher und Blumen, Strände, Wälder
- Während der Kreuzfahrt von einem inkludierten Landausflug* pro Anlaufhafen und Person profitieren, die von unseren Experten zusammengestellt wurden
- Die Entdeckung des malerischen Santa Cruz de la Palma, zwischen prunkvollen Palästen und einem malerischen historischen Stadtkern mit kolonialer Architektur
- Entdeckung von Arrecife, der Hauptstadt von Lanzarote, und seiner Mondlandschaften
*Vorreservierungen der Landausflüge ab etwa zwei Monate vor Beginn der Kreuzfahrt möglich. Anfragen werden nach Reihenfolge ihres Eingangs und unter Berücksichtigung einer entsprechenden Verfügbarkeit bearbeitet.
Häfen & Landausflüge
1. April 2025 - Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Kanarische Inseln
Einschiffung 01.04.2025 von 16:00 bis 17:00
Abfahrt 01.04.2025 um 18:00
Das sonnige Etappenziel Las Palmas befindet sich an der Nordostküste von Gran Canaria. Nur wenige Straßen vom Hafen Puerto de la Luz entfernt, lässt sich der weitläufige Strand Las Canteras entdecken, der mit den für die Stadt so typischen Palmen gesäumt ist. Sie finden diese überall in den Straßen und auf den Plätzen wie insbesondere der Plaza de Santa Ana im Herzen des historischen Viertels. Hier fühlen Sie sich vor den hohen, an die Kathedrale Santa Ana angrenzenden Gebäude in vergangene Zeiten zurückversetzt. Ganz in der Nähe von dort können Sie die Casa de Colón besichtigen. Dieses Museum ist dem berühmten Seefahrer Kolumbus gewidmet und befindet sich in dem ehemaligen Gouverneurspalast der Insel. Aber Sie können sich auch zur Markthalle von Vegueta aufmachen, um den Alltag der Stadtbewohner zu teilen und unbekannte Gaumengenüsse zu kosten.
2. April 2025 - Arrecife de Lanzarote, Kanarische Inseln
Ankunft 02.04.2025 am frühen Vormittag
Abfahrt 02.04.2025 abends
Arrecife, die Hauptstadt von Lanzarote, bezaubert durch ihre friedliche Atmosphäre auf der Ostseite der Insel. Arrecife ist ein Garten Eden in Miniatur samt malerischer Strände, die schon bei den Ägyptern, Griechen und Römern bekannt waren. Ihre spektakuläre Identität machte schon immer Eindruck auf Besucher, weshalb der Historiker Pliny sie als „die glücklichen Inseln"bezeichnete.
3. April 2025 - Puerto del Rosario, Kanarische Inseln
Ankunft 03.04.2025 am frühen Vormittag
Abfahrt 03.04.2025 am späten Nachmittag
Umgeben vom türkisfarbenen Wasser des Atlantischen Ozeans, liegt die Hauptstadt Fuerteventuras inmitten der autonomen Kanarischen Inseln. Die Hafenstadt, Puerto Del Rosariowird Sie mit ihren weißen Häusern und der malerischen Uferzeile begeistern.
4. April 2025 - Los Cristianos, Kanarische Inseln
Ankunft 04.04.2025 am frühen Vormittag
Abfahrt 04.04.2025 am späten Nachmittag
Entdecken Sie im Süden der Insel Teneriffa das zauberhafte Dorf Los Cristianos. Neben seinen wunderschönen Sandstränden ist das ehemalige Fischerdorf auch von zwei geschützten Naturparks umgeben: Montana de Chayofita und Montana de Guaza, die zum Wandern und zur Beobachtung der faszinierenden Landschaft am Nordatlantik einladen. Authentisch und festlich, bietet Los Cristianos auch zahlreiche Wasseraktivitäten, von Tauchen über Schnorcheln bis hin zum Wassersport.
5. April 2025 - Santa Cruz de La Palma, Kanarische Insel
Ankunft 05.04.2025 nachts
Abfahrt 05.04.2025 abends
Die Hauptstadt der Insel Palma, Santa-Cruz de la Palma, gilt als die Perle der Kanarischen Inseln. Die Stadt wurde 1493 von dem spanischen Eroberer Alonso Fernandez de Lugo gegründet. Von ihrer kolonialen Vergangenheit zeugt ein weites und atypisches Architekturerbe mit traditionellen kanarischen Anwesen mit Holzbalkonen in schillernden Farben, gepflasterten Straßen, prachtvollen Palästen und zahlreichen religiösen Bauten. Das Schloss Santa Catalina ist das Wahrzeichen der Stadt. Diese militärische Befestigungsanlage aus dem 16. Jahrhundert trug dazu bei, die Stadt vor den wiederholten Angriffen französischer Korsaren zu schützen.
6. April 2025 - La Estaca, Kanarische Inseln
Ankunft 06.04.2025 am frühen Vormittag
Abfahrt 06.04.2025 abends
Die jüngste der Kanarischen Inseln El Hierro lädt Sie mit ihrem milden Klima dazu ein, bezaubernde Panoramen in einer unvergleichlichen Ruhe und Gelassenheit zu entdecken. Lassen Sie sich von der unberührten Natur mit majestätischen Vulkanen, üppigen Wäldern, steilen Klippen und Naturbecken verzaubern. Neben den Reichtümern auf dem Land haben Sie auch die Gelegenheit, die lebendigen Meeresgründe zu entdecken, ein Paradies für Taucher. Hier befindet sich das Reservat Punta de la Restinga-Mar, wo sich Tausende von bunten Fischen in einer herrlichen vulkanischen Unterwasserlandschaft tummeln.
7. April 2025 - San Sebastian de la Gomera, Kanarische Inseln
Ankunft 07.04.2025 nachts
Abfahrt 07.04.2025 am späten Nachmittag
Wie eine Illusion taucht La Gomera aus dem Wasser auf. Die zerklüfteten Felsen, mit Palmen überzogenen Täler und schwarzen Sandstrände dieser Vulkaninsel im Archipel der Kanarischen Inseln zeichnen sich im kristallklaren Wasser ab. Ihr schönster Schatz liegt jedoch wohlbehütet im Inselinneren: Ein außergewöhnlicher Wald, der Laurisilva, dessen prähistorische Vegetation dank des Mikroklimas der Insel erhalten blieb. Dieses einzigartige Ökosystem, das vor Millionen von Jahren in den Tropen zu finden war, bildet den Nationalpark Garajonay, der zum UNESCO-Welterbe zählt. Neben den Vögeln tragen auch die Guanchen mit ihrer Pfeifsprache Silbo zur Poesie bei, die von dieser Insel ausgeht. Auch diese traumhafte Sprache gehört zum UNESCO-Welterbe.
8. April 2025 - Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Kanarische Inseln
Ankunft 08.04.2025 am frühen Vormittag
Ausschiffung 08.04.2025 um 08:00
Das sonnige Etappenziel Las Palmas befindet sich an der Nordostküste von Gran Canaria. Nur wenige Straßen vom Hafen Puerto de la Luz entfernt, lässt sich der weitläufige Strand Las Canteras entdecken, der mit den für die Stadt so typischen Palmen gesäumt ist. Sie finden diese überall in den Straßen und auf den Plätzen wie insbesondere der Plaza de Santa Ana im Herzen des historischen Viertels. Hier fühlen Sie sich vor den hohen, an die Kathedrale Santa Ana angrenzenden Gebäude in vergangene Zeiten zurückversetzt. Ganz in der Nähe von dort können Sie die Casa de Colón besichtigen. Dieses Museum ist dem berühmten Seefahrer Kolumbus gewidmet und befindet sich in dem ehemaligen Gouverneurspalast der Insel. Aber Sie können sich auch zur Markthalle von Vegueta aufmachen, um den Alltag der Stadtbewohner zu teilen und unbekannte Gaumengenüsse zu kosten.
Jameos del Agua and Mirador del Rio
From the pier, embark your coach for a one-hour scenic drive to the picturesque village of Haria, known as the “valley of a thousand palms”. Surrounded by lush green fields and colourful meadows, you can admire whitewashed houses, shady palms, and tropical flowers line its narrow streets.
You will then continue to Mirador del Rio, Lanzarote's most famous viewpoint. This former gun emplacement has been converted in 1973 by local artiste Cesar Manrique into a recreational and ecological location. From the balustraded café or the vantage point of the balcony, you will have some of the most breath-taking views in the entire archipelago. Standing 500 metres above sea level, you can see the entire northern coastline, the straits of El Rio and Las Salinas del Rio, the island's oldest salt plains which have been used since Roman times.
Next, you will reboard your coach and travel to Los Jameos del Agua. This massive open-air cavern is part of a long volcanic tunnel that was formed 3,000 years ago by molten lava. Due to gasses pression, the tunnel collapsed in some parts creating large openings. In 1968, Manrique had the idea to turn these openings into a tropical garden with a pool, a bar and a 600-seat auditorium.
Upon arrival, you will climb down a stone staircase into the first cave known as Jameo Chico. You will continue along a pathway crossing a lake filled with tiny albino crabs, a rare and delicate marine crustacean. Following the footpath, you will reach Jameo Grande, a huge open-air cave lined with tropical plants and a turquoise pool.
After visiting the auditorium, you will reboard your coach and get back to your ship.
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This tour involves 1 km of walking on uneven and rocky surface with approximately 140 steps to negotiate at Los Jameos del Agua. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and protect yourself from the sun.
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Je nach Verfügbarkeit Preis pro Person.Timanfaya national park & La Geria bodega
From the pier, you will board your coach and start your journey at National Park Timanfaya and the famous Fire Mountains of Lanzarote.
Upon arrival, you will enjoy a guided tour of the park. The park’s lack of wildlife creates a surprising air of calm and silence. It´s hard to imagine what a volcanic eruption would be like, but the land is still bubbling beneath the surface and the craters and the active volcanoes will amaze you. Islote de Hilario is one of the most original islets, or kipukas, in the Canary Islands, and it stands out from other islets because it is covered by the pyroclasts of the Timanfaya eruption of 1730-1736. However, the main characteristic of this geological attraction is the presence of thermal anomalies. This area registers the highest thermal anomalies in the Canary Islands. Then, you will attend geothermal demonstrations and will gain an appreciation for the power of the active volcanoes under your feet.
After admiring this astonishing natural beauty of the national park, you will appreciate the El Golfo viewpoint overlooking El Charco de los Clicos, a green lake formed by a volcanic crater and located in the middle of a black sand beach.
The journey back to the pier passes by the beautiful Vineyards of La Geria, where of course you will have the chance to taste typical Lanzarote wine. This wine producing area is a few miles inland; the wall of volcanic rock divides the apparently barren field but, within these walls, the wine flourish under a layer of Picón (porous lava granules which absorb the dew at night and provide constant moisture to the plants).
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This excursion involves walking on uneven ground and gravel, sometimes steep with steps. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and protect yourself from the sun.
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Je nach Verfügbarkeit Preis pro Person.César Manrique Foundation & Cactus Garden
César Manrique, the renowned Spanish artist, architect, and environmentalist, was definitely the most important artist to hail from the Canary Islands. He got popular as painter, sculptor, architect, gardener and outdoor designer. He was also as passionate defender of the environment. Thanks to his everlasting work, the coasts of Lanzarote stayed clear, hotel buildings were kept reduced, and the characteristics of villages and landscapes remain authentic.
Meet your guide, board your coach and drive to the César Manrique Foundation, or Fundación Cesar Manrique (FCM). It is a cultural institution and was established in 1982 by Cesar Manrique,
The foundation aims to preserve and promote the artistic and cultural legacy of the artist, as well as to foster the conservation and sustainable development of the island of Lanzarote. Manrique was deeply connected to Lanzarote and played a significant role in shaping the island's identity and protecting its natural beauty.
The Foundation is housed in Manrique's former residence. The building itself is an architectural masterpiece, blending harmoniously with the surrounding volcanic landscape. It integrates natural volcanic bubbles and caves into its design, showcasing Manrique's philosophy of merging art with nature.
The rooms are filled with his paintings, sculptures, and personal objects, offering a glimpse into his creative process and inspirations.
One of Manrique's most significant contributions to Lanzarote was his emphasis on preserving the island's natural beauty and promoting sustainable development. He advocated for responsible tourism, highlighting the importance of maintaining a balance between economic growth and environmental conservation.
Then, you will re-board your coach and head to the Cactus Garden which is a perfect example of how to combine Architecture with the environment without destruction. Manrique createdthis brave monument maintaining the connection between Art and nature, which is reflected in all his creations. The Cactus Garden, also known as Jardín de Cactus. It is a tribute to the island's unique landscape.
The Cactus Garden was inaugurated in 1990 and is built within an old quarry, showcasing Manrique's ability to integrate art and nature. The garden features over 1,400 species of cacti from different parts of the world, creating a stunning display of shapes, sizes, and colors.
The garden is designed in a circular shape, with terraced levels that blend harmoniously with the surrounding volcanic environment. Manrique incorporated various elements into the garden's design, including stone walls, paths, and seating areas, all carefully crafted to complement the cacti.
At the centre of the garden stands a restored windmill, which adds to the unique ambiance and serves as a symbol of Lanzarote's agricultural past. The windmill has been converted into a small museum that provides information about the history and cultivation of cacti on the island.
The garden's terraced layout offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, allowing visitors to appreciate both the natural beauty of the plants and the volcanic landscapes that define Lanzarote.
Enjoy a refreshment at the café amidst the peaceful setting, before heading back to the port and you ship.
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This tour includes 1 km of walking over uneven surfaces and there are steps to negotiate. Passenger should wear comfortable walking shoes.
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Je nach Verfügbarkeit Preis pro Person.Local flavours of Fuerteventura
Enjoy an introduction to Fuerteventura, including the Cheese museum in Antigua, La Gayria Eco Museum, the Goat Farm and the Aloe Vera Finca in Tiscaminita.
The tour departs from the pier in Puerto del Rosario, board your coach and start your tour heading towards the Cheese Museum in Antigua, where you will discover the island through its rich cheese making tradition, with honey rhum. During the visit you will have a chance to sample some of the goats cheese yourself. The museum has various areas to discover. You will find out about the islands volcanic origins, its fauna and flora, the Majorera goats and their famous cheese, all organised around a central patio. The museum is also home to the original Antigua Windmill, found in perfect working condition. Don´t miss the chance to enjoy the cactus garden, a green treasure with species which only grow on this island as well as other species from all over the world.
Continue to La Gayria Eco Museum. La Gayría is a rural estate of 55,000 square meters, which in the 18th century was a manor house with traditional stone architecture, around a central patio protected from the wind, which today is an open-air museum of unique implements and ustensils. In the center of the island and with views of the last volcano of Gayría, today it is a farm where you can enjoy simple experiences, garden products, get to know the local production, and in a special way the nature of Fuerteventura.
You will taste some of the local products before heading to your next stop, the Aloe Vera Finca.
Thanks to its volcanic soils, the Canary Islands are an ideal environment for the cultivation of aloe. At the finca, you will have an introduction as well as a demonstration of the plant’s formation and healing properties. You will also have the opportunity to sample the products or simply make the most of the area and its amazing surrondings, offering great views.
Your last stop will be La Casa del Queso, a goat farm, with Majorara goats for a visit and a tasting of some more delicious local products.
Finally, rejoin your coach for your return drive to the port of Puerto del Rosario.
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There is approximately 1.5 km of walking involved, but at a slow pace and on varied surfaces ; this excursion is not recommended for guests with walking difficulties. Please note that the order of the tour may vary.
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Je nach Verfügbarkeit Preis pro Person.Betancuria and the caves of Ajuy
On this trip, you will visit a picturesque fishing village, the historic town of Betancuria, and explore the pirate cave of Ajuy.
Together with your guide, you will leave the port in your bus for a journey through the unique landscapes of Fuerteventura, to Ajuy.
This pretty, peaceful village is located on the west coast of Fuerteventura. It's a must-see when visiting the island. This local village, untouched by time, offers spectacular sea views and a relaxing black sand beach, framed by high cliffs on either side, contrasting with its white houses.
From the village, you can stroll along the coastal path, which runs along the cliffs to the spectacular Ajuy caves - one of Fuerteventura's highlights. Stairs take you down to explore the caves from the inside. You will be amazed by the contrast between the blue waters and the black rocks.
You will then leave Ajuy for Betancuria, the island's first capital, where you will enjoy a short, guided tour and free time to wander the streets featuring traditional Canarian architecture. Betancuria was founded in the 15th century by the Frenchman Jean de Bethencourt. Admire the town's main building, the cathedral-church of Santa Maria de Betancuria, as well as the hermitage of San Diego and the convent church. Do not miss the view of the impressive mountain ranges surrounding the town.
It is now time to reboard your coach and drive back to the pier and your ship.
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This tour involves 2 km (1.2 miles) of walking on uneven, cobbled surfaces. In Ajuy, there are stairs to negotiate, sand, and a few inclines. We advise you to wear comfortable walking shoes and clothing, as well as a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen.
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Je nach Verfügbarkeit Preis pro Person.Las Cañadas del Teide
This excursion will take you to the stunning landscapes of Las Cañadas National Park.
Meet your guide and board your coach for a journey through impressive chromatic changes in both landscape and vegetation that are impressive as you travel to Las Cañadas del Teide, which is located inside the crater of Mount Teide. The green backdrop gradually changes to grey, ochre, red and even blue, with the magnificent Mount Teide in the background. The Mount is Spain's highest mountain at 3,718 m above sea level.
On the way up, a few photo stops will be made to immortalize the moment and appreciate the incredible volcanic landscapes and views.
Before entering the national park, you will have a coffee-stop at a local restaurant surrounded by stunning nature and lava rock formations.
The journey continues to Los Roques de Garcia, at the entrance to Las Cañadas del Teide National Park, a protected territory since 1954, which today covers an area of 18,990 hectares.
In June 2007, Unesco awarded it World Heritage status. The national park is actually the interior of the Teide crater and is home to extensive and unique endemic flora and fauna.
Finally, you will stop on the slopes of Mount Teide for a short walk through the lava fields. This is home to one of Tenerife's most photographed and famous icons, El Roque Cinchado (known as God's Finger), a curious lava rock formation that resembles a finger.
After this adventure, you will board your coach to return to the dock and your ship.
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This tour involves 1.5 km of walking over flat but uneven surfaces. There are some stairs to negotiate. It is recommended you wear comfortable walking shoes. It is forbidden to remove any stones or plants from the National Park. This excursion will travel up some mountain roads to approximately 7,000 feet above sea level. This tour is not recommended to passengers who suffer from heart problems or have previously undergone heart surgery, pregnant women, and thos suffering from respiratory problems including asthma or infants under the age of 1 year. This tour is subject to weather conditions and its itinerary may vary. A warm jacket is recommended as the temperatures can be cooler at the height reached during this tour.
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Santa Cruz de Tenerife, the capital of Tenerife, is located in the northeast of the island.
Among its avenues and parks, the old town is packed with historic buildings and artists' sculptures.
You will meet your guide and board your coach for an hour-long drive to the capital.
From Plaza España, with your guide, you will enjoy a guided walking tour that will give you the opportunity to learn about the history of Santa Cruz. You will pass iconic historic buildings, as well as churches, parks filled with wonderful flora, and sculptures in the streets. You will have the opportunity to appreciate its beauty today and learn about its development and the important role it's played over the centuries, while enjoying its monuments.
Next, you will continue your stroll past the Church of San Francisco, the Plaza del Principe with its romantic garden and get to see the "Chicharro" statue, before passing the provincial Parliament.
You will continue on to the oldest part of the city, after discovering the Guímera Theatre, La Recova, Carta House, and the Church of La Concepción.
Finally, you will end up at a popular bodega in the city's old quarter. Experience the bodega like the "Chicharreros" while enjoying tapas and wine and watching the people around you.
Finally, you will board your coach for a pleasant trip back to the pier and your ship.
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The tour includes 1.5 km of walking on flat but uneven surfaces and cobbled streets. It takes approximately 2 ½ hours to complete. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes.
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Although it is one of the smallest islands in the Canaries, La Palma is exceptionally steep for its size. A ridge crosses the center of the island from north to south and the entire mountain range exceeds 2000 meters in altitude.
From the pier, you will continue to the highest point of La Palma, the "Roque de Los Muchachos", located on the northern side of the "Caldera de Taburiente" National Park, at an altitude of 2,426 meters. It was designated a national park in 1954 because of its immense scientific importance and its wild and exceptional landscapes.
No matter which direction you look, the enormous crater of the Caldera de Taburiente will always offer you incredible views. This park features one of the biggest craters in the world with a circumference of 28,000 metres, a diameter of 9,000 metres and a depth of 700 metres. It´s lined with a pine tree forest, lava deposits and features furrowed by cool streams.
Before reaching the top, you will see the peculiar scene known as the “Sea of Clouds”. Each visit to Roque de los Muchachos is different, as the clouds are never the same. A photo stop will be made at Roque de Los Muchachos viewpoint where you will enjoy a breathtaking view of the impressive Caldera de Taburiente.
The next stop will be at Roque de los Muchachos Visitor Centre, which is divided into 4 rooms. The first one, the Welcome Room houses the reception, the auditorium, the store and a large interactive table, where you will discover what makes up the telescopes of the Roque de los Muchachos Observatory. Room 1 “The Canary Islands, a window to the Universe”: you will discover the reasons why the Canary Island were strategically chosen to house the most important telescopes in the world. Room 2 “Exploring the Universe”: here, you will dive into the depths of the cosmos, exploring all the corners of science and our Universe. Room 3 “Back to Earth”: in this room you will return to the municipality of Villa de Garafía, where the Visitor Centre is located. You will discover their traditions, their way of life, and their natural and cultural heritage.
After the visit you will have some free time to enjoy the amazing surroundings before heading to the port.
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Roque de los Muchachos is located at 2,423 metres above sea level, so this excursion is not recommended for people with respiratory distress and heart problems. We recommend you wear comfortable shoes and warm clothes. Please note that visibility is dependent on weather conditions. If the weather conditions are not good, the roads to Roque de Los Muchachos may be closed.
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Fall under the spell of the nature surrounding Santa Cruz de La Palma and admire the lush and volcanic landscapes of the capital of La Palma, an island in the Canaries.
Proud of its five centuries of history, Santa Cruz de la Palma also invites admiration, contemplation and wonder. The enchanting landscapes are sure to captivate you during this excursion. From Mirador de la Cumbrecita, admire the volcanic lands and verdant peaks of Caldeira de Taburiente National Park, a protected area classified as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Here, you will also have the chance to explore its lush forests, providing a sanctuary for the unique biodiversity, before reaching the caldera that watches over the island: Caldeira de Taburiente. Lined with Canary Island pines, it is one of the largest craters in the world, with a diameter of eight kilometres (5 miles).
After enjoying a panoramic view of the island from Mirador de la Concepcion, you will take a moment to visit the Church of Our Lady of the Snows (Nuestra Señora de Las Nieves), dedicated to the patron saint of the island. In addition to its Gothic arches, the building houses a stunning silver altar and a representation of the Virgin crafted from terracotta in the 15th century.
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This excursion includes approximately 2 km (1.2 miles) of walking on uneven surfaces. The local vehicles used for transport are not equipped with air conditioning or a sound system. We recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes and sun protection. Given the characteristics of Caldeira de Taburiente, visitors are advised to follow the guide’s instructions and recommendations.
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Dive into the luxuriant nature of northern La Palma for a unique experience in the heart of lush forests and admire the natural pools.
The Canary Island of La Palma invites admiration, contemplation and wonder. During this excursion, set off to discover the lush nature of the north of the island from several points on the island. From San Bartolo, the belvedere in the picturesque town of La Galga, you will contemplate the green landscapes that appear before you. In this heaven for nature lovers, you will cross mountain roads to reach the Los Tilos Forest site. This natural sanctuary, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, is home to extraordinary biodiversity featuring rich flora: huge forests of bay trees, holly, arbutus, orange blossom, campanula.
As a volcanic island, La Palma is abundant in geological treasures that were formed by lava flows centuries ago. Among them is the Charco Azul natural pool and its crystal clear waters, where you will have time to enjoy a relaxing moment opposite the Atlantic Ocean. The clear waters and lush vegetation create a peaceful atmosphere, just perfect for unwinding.
On the way to a charming rum distillery, you will come across vast expanses of banana plantations, which contribute significantly to the local economy. During your visit of the rum distillery, you will learn more about this alcohol obtained from a sugar cane variety introduced to the island in the 15th century.
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This excursion includes around 1.5 km (almost 1 mile) of walking on uneven surfaces. We recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes and sun protection.
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Meet your guide on the pier, board your coach and enjoy a panoramic tour to some of the highlights of the island. Enjoy the landscapes and you will make the most of the different stops along the way.
For your first stop you will head to the North of the island to La Maceta, a place where you can admire the natural pools (of various sizes) bathed by the waves of the sea and protected from them. Then, you will have the opportunity to discover the famous Pozo de la Salud, a very popular place on the island known for its well with a source of mineral waters that has been credited with having curative properties since the 19th century.
You will continue to the Orchilla Lighthouse, where the so-called "end of the world" is located, this place will leave you breathless due to its impressive volcanic landscape that contrasts with the building in which the lighthouse is built.
Your last stop will allow you to visit the most important sanctuary of El Hierro, the "Ermita de la Virgen de los Reyes", which is the house of the patron saint of the island. Its white walls amidst the trees, will make you feel like you are in a magical place. The story goes that the Virgen de los Reyes miraculously provided the island's inhabitants with rainwater during one of the island's worst periods of drought.
Finally, you will drive back to the pier to your ship.
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The tour involves approximately 1 km of walking over cobblestone, rocky and uneven surfaces at viewpoints. We recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes, comfortable clothes, sunglasses, a hat, and bring a bottle of water.
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You will meet your guide, board your coach and drive through the incredible landscapes of El Hierro.
First, you will head south to the viewpoint of Mirador de Isora, situated at 1050 metres above sea level. From there, you can admire the incredible cliffs that fall into the Atlantic Ocean along a 9-kilometre-long amphitheatre.
Then, you will continue your route through one of the largest tunnels of the Canaries to reach the outstanding eco-museum of “Guinea”. In addition to old farmhouses, typically furnished as they were in the last century, you will see a centre for the recuperation of El Hierro’s giant lizard. It is the best place to learn more about this endemic species of a giant lizard, rediscovered in 1975. The giant lizard is in danger of extinction and is one of the symbol of the island.
Last, you will reboard your coach and drive to the spectacular viewpoint “Mirador de la Peña”, a visionary building designed by the well-known Canarian architect César Manrique. Here, you will enjoy the exceptional view over the Gulf valley, with its countless greenhouses that protect the bananas from strong winds.
At the local restaurant, you will enjoy a tasting of different local delicacies while admiring this beautiful landscape.
Finally, you will drive back to the pier and your ship.
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The tour involves approximately 2 km of walking over cobblestone, rocky and uneven surfaces. We recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes and to wear warm clothes as well. Please note that tour could be rerouted by adverse weather conditions!
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Meet your guide on the quay and board your bus to the Gorona del Viento project viewpoint, continuing on to the project's dam. The ultimate aim of the project is to ensure that all energy production and consumption on the island comes from renewable sources.
You will continue on to Mirador de las Playas, a viewpoint just north of El Pinar, and if the sky is clear, its altitude of almost 1,000 m. offers an impressive view of the whole bay. We continue to the village of El Pinar, located at the southern edge of the large coniferous forest. Its inhabitants are mainly farmers and cattle breeders.
The next step will be volcanic formations. El Hierro's geological history began 100 million years ago, when the seabed began to swell and the cortex finally burst in a characteristic way, forming a three-pointed star. The fissures gave way to magma which, through subsequent eruptions and stacking processes, began to create the island until it finally emerged from the ocean, forming a triangular pyramid crowned by a volcano over 1828m high. The initial fissures served as channels for the lava, creating three ridges with numerous volcanic cones. Then, as it cooled in these channels, the magma solidified into huge basalt screens, forming the dikes characteristic of the island's geological architecture. The fact is that just 50,000 years ago, the small island of El Hierro was the scene of one of the most violent and devastating natural phenomena known to man: a landslide of gigantic proportions. The last recorded eruption in Spain took place between 2011 and 2012 just 5 km off the coast of El Hierro, where activity emerged and could be observed above the surface of the Atlantic Ocean.
After this visit, enjoy a typical lunch in a local restaurant in the fishing village of La Restinga.
Your bus will then take you to the Mirador de Jinama, north-west of San Andrés, well worth a visit for its impressive view of the Gulf.
On the way back to the ship, you will also stop off at the Mirador de La Peña: designed by the famous Lanzarote artist César Manrique, it has been classified as a site of cultural interest, and is undoubtedly a must-see for all visitors, as it offers magnificent views over the El Golfo valley, the Salmor rocks and the peak. It's a clever combination of traditional construction and modern architecture, using largely local materials.
Enjoy a final photo stop at the Mirador de las Pernadas before returning to the pier.
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This tour involves 1km of walking on uneven surfaces, with cobblestones and a few steps.We recommend that you wear comfortable walking shoes and clothing. The direction of the tour may vary according to weather conditions.
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From the pier, board your coach for a one-hour scenic drive to the small village of Las Hayas, your starting point for the encounter with the UNESCO World Heritage site of Garajonay National park.
The park covers some eleven percent of the island and is an important source of water for La Gomera. The forest hosts a great diversity of plant species, which are often surrounded by a sea of fog that gives the forest a magical aspect.
The park and peak are named after the doomed lovers Gara and Jonay, a sad story similar to that of Romeo and Juliet. You will pass through the oldest parts of the tropical mountain forest until you reach beautiful, terraced fields and fruit groves.
At the end, you will reach the charming village of Arure where where you will enjoy a tasting of local products at a typical Gomera restaurant.
Then, you will head back to your coach to drive back to your ship.
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This tour involves approximately 3,7 mi (6 km) of walking, of which 1 mi (1,6 km) is on uneven and sometimes wet surfaces. We recommend you wear hiking shoes and warm clothes, and a rain coat. The order of visits may vary due to adverse weather conditions. This tour is not recommended for guests with heart problems due to the height reached. This tour is limited to 25 participants. It is highly recommended to bring your own water bottle.
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During this shore excursion, enjoy panoramic views and the mystery of La Laguna Grande, situated in the lush Laurisilva Forest in Garajonay National Park!
Leaving San Sebastian, the capital of the island, you will head north to the first viewpoint, Mirador El Rejo, which offers fabulous views over the Hermigua Valley and the neighbouring island of Tenerife, with its impressive Mount Teide.
The tour will continue towards the centre of the island, and you will reach the Laurisilva Forest in Garajonay National Park. It is a subtropical forest, found in areas with high humidity and relatively stable and mild temperatures. The hardwood trees are characterized by evergreen, glossy leaves, reaching up to 20 m in height. Many of the species are endemic to the island, which offers a rich biota of undergrowth plants, invertebrates, birds and bats.
At Laguna Grande you will have the opportunity to enjoy the enchantment of this unique forest. Upon your arrival at Chipude, you will able to enjoy refreshments at the bar.
The tour will continues southwards, and next stop will be at Agando, for a glimpse of the magnificent landscape of basalt formations of volcanic origin, such as Roques de Agando Ojiva.
During the drive back to ship, passing by La Degollada de Peraza, you will enjoy the marvellous views all around you.
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This tour involves little walking. At the viewpoints, it is usually gravel and cobblestones. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and warm clothes. Please note the roads are winding and it is not recommended for people suffering from motion sickness or vertigo.
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From San Sebastian, the island’s capital, you will visit Gomera’s most interesting sights.
First, you will head north to the agricultural valley of Hermigua, famous for its banana plantations, where a local ecologic finca is located. Here, you will have the chance to walk through the small botanical garden, with a wide range of floral diversity.
One of its main attractions are the “palmeras guaraperas”, (the Canarian Palm Tree), which produce the famous palm honey. You absolutely must tast this sweet treat! After that, a local artisan will show you how he crafts (by hand) the baskets, using banana leaves, vines and reeds.
Round off your visit to the finca facilities with a tasting of the main dishes and products in La Gomera: gofio and cheese, washed down with a local wine.
Next, you will admire the breathtaking views at the Mirador de Agulo. Surrounded by a massive basalt wall almost 500 meters high, you might even see the nearby island of Tenerife.
On your way to Laguna Grande, you will make a short stop at the Vallehermoso viewpoint, which literally means "beautiful Valley". You will immediately realize the reason it was bestowed such a name.
The tour will continue southwards, and the next stop will be at Los Roques, for a glimpse of the magnificent landscape of basalt formations of volcanic origin such as Roque de Agando. You will then make your way back to the ship.
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This excursion involves approximately 0.6 miles (1 km) of walking through uneven paths at the ecological stop and some steps at the viewpoints. There are local products for sale at the finca. We recommend you wear sturdy, comfortable shoes and protect yourself from the sun.
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Innovatives Design, schlanke Silhouette, erlesene Innenausstattung, warme und intime Atmosphäre: Französische Designer und Dekorateure haben diesem Schiff mit klarer Handschrift einen einzigartigen Stil verliehen. Verbindungen von edlen Materialien, harmonischen Farben, die durch helle Akzente unterstrichen werden, gediegene Linien, subtile und diskrete Raffinesse: Hier wurde an alles gedacht, um eine einzigartige Bordatmosphäre mit dem Charakter, dem Chic und der Ungezwungenheit einer echten Privatjacht zu kreieren.
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TRANSFER FROM THE AIRPORT TO THE PIER OF LAS PALMAS
Travel with peace of mind as PONANT organises your transfer between the airport and your port of embarkation.
Las Palmas
Meet at Las Palmas airport in the Arrival hall. Look for PONANT sign. You will be greeted by our local representative off the flight selected by PONANT.
You will then be transferred to the pier to embark on your ship.
Your programme includes:
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The transfer as mentioned in the programme.
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Services of a local English-speaking assistance.
Your programme does not include:
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Tips for the driver and local guide.
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Personal expenses.
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Other services not mentioned in the programme.
To know your PONANT flight schedule, please contact your travel agent; it is also indicated on your electronic ticket included in your travel documents.
In the event of schedule changes of PONANT’s selected flight, your programme will be adapted to ensure the most seamless and enriching experience. The content of your revised programme will be updated on the PONANT website, in My Ponant space and on the PONANT app. The final programme will also be sent to you along with your cruise documents.Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : € 70
Preis pro Person auf Basis einer Doppelkabine. Dieser Preis gilt vorbehaltlich Verfügbarkeit.Jameos del Agua and Mirador del Rio
From the pier, embark your coach for a one-hour scenic drive to the picturesque village of Haria, known as the “valley of a thousand palms”. Surrounded by lush green fields and colourful meadows, you can admire whitewashed houses, shady palms, and tropical flowers line its narrow streets.
You will then continue to Mirador del Rio, Lanzarote's most famous viewpoint. This former gun emplacement has been converted in 1973 by local artiste Cesar Manrique into a recreational and ecological location. From the balustraded café or the vantage point of the balcony, you will have some of the most breath-taking views in the entire archipelago. Standing 500 metres above sea level, you can see the entire northern coastline, the straits of El Rio and Las Salinas del Rio, the island's oldest salt plains which have been used since Roman times.
Next, you will reboard your coach and travel to Los Jameos del Agua. This massive open-air cavern is part of a long volcanic tunnel that was formed 3,000 years ago by molten lava. Due to gasses pression, the tunnel collapsed in some parts creating large openings. In 1968, Manrique had the idea to turn these openings into a tropical garden with a pool, a bar and a 600-seat auditorium.
Upon arrival, you will climb down a stone staircase into the first cave known as Jameo Chico. You will continue along a pathway crossing a lake filled with tiny albino crabs, a rare and delicate marine crustacean. Following the footpath, you will reach Jameo Grande, a huge open-air cave lined with tropical plants and a turquoise pool.
After visiting the auditorium, you will reboard your coach and get back to your ship.
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This tour involves 1 km of walking on uneven and rocky surface with approximately 140 steps to negotiate at Los Jameos del Agua. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and protect yourself from the sun.
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From the pier, you will board your coach and start your journey at National Park Timanfaya and the famous Fire Mountains of Lanzarote.
Upon arrival, you will enjoy a guided tour of the park. The park’s lack of wildlife creates a surprising air of calm and silence. It´s hard to imagine what a volcanic eruption would be like, but the land is still bubbling beneath the surface and the craters and the active volcanoes will amaze you. Islote de Hilario is one of the most original islets, or kipukas, in the Canary Islands, and it stands out from other islets because it is covered by the pyroclasts of the Timanfaya eruption of 1730-1736. However, the main characteristic of this geological attraction is the presence of thermal anomalies. This area registers the highest thermal anomalies in the Canary Islands. Then, you will attend geothermal demonstrations and will gain an appreciation for the power of the active volcanoes under your feet.
After admiring this astonishing natural beauty of the national park, you will appreciate the El Golfo viewpoint overlooking El Charco de los Clicos, a green lake formed by a volcanic crater and located in the middle of a black sand beach.
The journey back to the pier passes by the beautiful Vineyards of La Geria, where of course you will have the chance to taste typical Lanzarote wine. This wine producing area is a few miles inland; the wall of volcanic rock divides the apparently barren field but, within these walls, the wine flourish under a layer of Picón (porous lava granules which absorb the dew at night and provide constant moisture to the plants).
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This excursion involves walking on uneven ground and gravel, sometimes steep with steps. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and protect yourself from the sun.
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César Manrique, the renowned Spanish artist, architect, and environmentalist, was definitely the most important artist to hail from the Canary Islands. He got popular as painter, sculptor, architect, gardener and outdoor designer. He was also as passionate defender of the environment. Thanks to his everlasting work, the coasts of Lanzarote stayed clear, hotel buildings were kept reduced, and the characteristics of villages and landscapes remain authentic.
Meet your guide, board your coach and drive to the César Manrique Foundation, or Fundación Cesar Manrique (FCM). It is a cultural institution and was established in 1982 by Cesar Manrique,
The foundation aims to preserve and promote the artistic and cultural legacy of the artist, as well as to foster the conservation and sustainable development of the island of Lanzarote. Manrique was deeply connected to Lanzarote and played a significant role in shaping the island's identity and protecting its natural beauty.
The Foundation is housed in Manrique's former residence. The building itself is an architectural masterpiece, blending harmoniously with the surrounding volcanic landscape. It integrates natural volcanic bubbles and caves into its design, showcasing Manrique's philosophy of merging art with nature.
The rooms are filled with his paintings, sculptures, and personal objects, offering a glimpse into his creative process and inspirations.
One of Manrique's most significant contributions to Lanzarote was his emphasis on preserving the island's natural beauty and promoting sustainable development. He advocated for responsible tourism, highlighting the importance of maintaining a balance between economic growth and environmental conservation.
Then, you will re-board your coach and head to the Cactus Garden which is a perfect example of how to combine Architecture with the environment without destruction. Manrique createdthis brave monument maintaining the connection between Art and nature, which is reflected in all his creations. The Cactus Garden, also known as Jardín de Cactus. It is a tribute to the island's unique landscape.
The Cactus Garden was inaugurated in 1990 and is built within an old quarry, showcasing Manrique's ability to integrate art and nature. The garden features over 1,400 species of cacti from different parts of the world, creating a stunning display of shapes, sizes, and colors.
The garden is designed in a circular shape, with terraced levels that blend harmoniously with the surrounding volcanic environment. Manrique incorporated various elements into the garden's design, including stone walls, paths, and seating areas, all carefully crafted to complement the cacti.
At the centre of the garden stands a restored windmill, which adds to the unique ambiance and serves as a symbol of Lanzarote's agricultural past. The windmill has been converted into a small museum that provides information about the history and cultivation of cacti on the island.
The garden's terraced layout offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, allowing visitors to appreciate both the natural beauty of the plants and the volcanic landscapes that define Lanzarote.
Enjoy a refreshment at the café amidst the peaceful setting, before heading back to the port and you ship.
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This tour includes 1 km of walking over uneven surfaces and there are steps to negotiate. Passenger should wear comfortable walking shoes.
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Enjoy an introduction to Fuerteventura, including the Cheese museum in Antigua, La Gayria Eco Museum, the Goat Farm and the Aloe Vera Finca in Tiscaminita.
The tour departs from the pier in Puerto del Rosario, board your coach and start your tour heading towards the Cheese Museum in Antigua, where you will discover the island through its rich cheese making tradition, with honey rhum. During the visit you will have a chance to sample some of the goats cheese yourself. The museum has various areas to discover. You will find out about the islands volcanic origins, its fauna and flora, the Majorera goats and their famous cheese, all organised around a central patio. The museum is also home to the original Antigua Windmill, found in perfect working condition. Don´t miss the chance to enjoy the cactus garden, a green treasure with species which only grow on this island as well as other species from all over the world.
Continue to La Gayria Eco Museum. La Gayría is a rural estate of 55,000 square meters, which in the 18th century was a manor house with traditional stone architecture, around a central patio protected from the wind, which today is an open-air museum of unique implements and ustensils. In the center of the island and with views of the last volcano of Gayría, today it is a farm where you can enjoy simple experiences, garden products, get to know the local production, and in a special way the nature of Fuerteventura.
You will taste some of the local products before heading to your next stop, the Aloe Vera Finca.
Thanks to its volcanic soils, the Canary Islands are an ideal environment for the cultivation of aloe. At the finca, you will have an introduction as well as a demonstration of the plant’s formation and healing properties. You will also have the opportunity to sample the products or simply make the most of the area and its amazing surrondings, offering great views.
Your last stop will be La Casa del Queso, a goat farm, with Majorara goats for a visit and a tasting of some more delicious local products.
Finally, rejoin your coach for your return drive to the port of Puerto del Rosario.
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There is approximately 1.5 km of walking involved, but at a slow pace and on varied surfaces ; this excursion is not recommended for guests with walking difficulties. Please note that the order of the tour may vary.
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On this trip, you will visit a picturesque fishing village, the historic town of Betancuria, and explore the pirate cave of Ajuy.
Together with your guide, you will leave the port in your bus for a journey through the unique landscapes of Fuerteventura, to Ajuy.
This pretty, peaceful village is located on the west coast of Fuerteventura. It's a must-see when visiting the island. This local village, untouched by time, offers spectacular sea views and a relaxing black sand beach, framed by high cliffs on either side, contrasting with its white houses.
From the village, you can stroll along the coastal path, which runs along the cliffs to the spectacular Ajuy caves - one of Fuerteventura's highlights. Stairs take you down to explore the caves from the inside. You will be amazed by the contrast between the blue waters and the black rocks.
You will then leave Ajuy for Betancuria, the island's first capital, where you will enjoy a short, guided tour and free time to wander the streets featuring traditional Canarian architecture. Betancuria was founded in the 15th century by the Frenchman Jean de Bethencourt. Admire the town's main building, the cathedral-church of Santa Maria de Betancuria, as well as the hermitage of San Diego and the convent church. Do not miss the view of the impressive mountain ranges surrounding the town.
It is now time to reboard your coach and drive back to the pier and your ship.
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This tour involves 2 km (1.2 miles) of walking on uneven, cobbled surfaces. In Ajuy, there are stairs to negotiate, sand, and a few inclines. We advise you to wear comfortable walking shoes and clothing, as well as a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen.
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This excursion will take you to the stunning landscapes of Las Cañadas National Park.
Meet your guide and board your coach for a journey through impressive chromatic changes in both landscape and vegetation that are impressive as you travel to Las Cañadas del Teide, which is located inside the crater of Mount Teide. The green backdrop gradually changes to grey, ochre, red and even blue, with the magnificent Mount Teide in the background. The Mount is Spain's highest mountain at 3,718 m above sea level.
On the way up, a few photo stops will be made to immortalize the moment and appreciate the incredible volcanic landscapes and views.
Before entering the national park, you will have a coffee-stop at a local restaurant surrounded by stunning nature and lava rock formations.
The journey continues to Los Roques de Garcia, at the entrance to Las Cañadas del Teide National Park, a protected territory since 1954, which today covers an area of 18,990 hectares.
In June 2007, Unesco awarded it World Heritage status. The national park is actually the interior of the Teide crater and is home to extensive and unique endemic flora and fauna.
Finally, you will stop on the slopes of Mount Teide for a short walk through the lava fields. This is home to one of Tenerife's most photographed and famous icons, El Roque Cinchado (known as God's Finger), a curious lava rock formation that resembles a finger.
After this adventure, you will board your coach to return to the dock and your ship.
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This tour involves 1.5 km of walking over flat but uneven surfaces. There are some stairs to negotiate. It is recommended you wear comfortable walking shoes. It is forbidden to remove any stones or plants from the National Park. This excursion will travel up some mountain roads to approximately 7,000 feet above sea level. This tour is not recommended to passengers who suffer from heart problems or have previously undergone heart surgery, pregnant women, and thos suffering from respiratory problems including asthma or infants under the age of 1 year. This tour is subject to weather conditions and its itinerary may vary. A warm jacket is recommended as the temperatures can be cooler at the height reached during this tour.
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Santa Cruz de Tenerife, the capital of Tenerife, is located in the northeast of the island.
Among its avenues and parks, the old town is packed with historic buildings and artists' sculptures.
You will meet your guide and board your coach for an hour-long drive to the capital.
From Plaza España, with your guide, you will enjoy a guided walking tour that will give you the opportunity to learn about the history of Santa Cruz. You will pass iconic historic buildings, as well as churches, parks filled with wonderful flora, and sculptures in the streets. You will have the opportunity to appreciate its beauty today and learn about its development and the important role it's played over the centuries, while enjoying its monuments.
Next, you will continue your stroll past the Church of San Francisco, the Plaza del Principe with its romantic garden and get to see the "Chicharro" statue, before passing the provincial Parliament.
You will continue on to the oldest part of the city, after discovering the Guímera Theatre, La Recova, Carta House, and the Church of La Concepción.
Finally, you will end up at a popular bodega in the city's old quarter. Experience the bodega like the "Chicharreros" while enjoying tapas and wine and watching the people around you.
Finally, you will board your coach for a pleasant trip back to the pier and your ship.
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The tour includes 1.5 km of walking on flat but uneven surfaces and cobbled streets. It takes approximately 2 ½ hours to complete. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes.
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Although it is one of the smallest islands in the Canaries, La Palma is exceptionally steep for its size. A ridge crosses the center of the island from north to south and the entire mountain range exceeds 2000 meters in altitude.
From the pier, you will continue to the highest point of La Palma, the "Roque de Los Muchachos", located on the northern side of the "Caldera de Taburiente" National Park, at an altitude of 2,426 meters. It was designated a national park in 1954 because of its immense scientific importance and its wild and exceptional landscapes.
No matter which direction you look, the enormous crater of the Caldera de Taburiente will always offer you incredible views. This park features one of the biggest craters in the world with a circumference of 28,000 metres, a diameter of 9,000 metres and a depth of 700 metres. It´s lined with a pine tree forest, lava deposits and features furrowed by cool streams.
Before reaching the top, you will see the peculiar scene known as the “Sea of Clouds”. Each visit to Roque de los Muchachos is different, as the clouds are never the same. A photo stop will be made at Roque de Los Muchachos viewpoint where you will enjoy a breathtaking view of the impressive Caldera de Taburiente.
The next stop will be at Roque de los Muchachos Visitor Centre, which is divided into 4 rooms. The first one, the Welcome Room houses the reception, the auditorium, the store and a large interactive table, where you will discover what makes up the telescopes of the Roque de los Muchachos Observatory. Room 1 “The Canary Islands, a window to the Universe”: you will discover the reasons why the Canary Island were strategically chosen to house the most important telescopes in the world. Room 2 “Exploring the Universe”: here, you will dive into the depths of the cosmos, exploring all the corners of science and our Universe. Room 3 “Back to Earth”: in this room you will return to the municipality of Villa de Garafía, where the Visitor Centre is located. You will discover their traditions, their way of life, and their natural and cultural heritage.
After the visit you will have some free time to enjoy the amazing surroundings before heading to the port.
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Roque de los Muchachos is located at 2,423 metres above sea level, so this excursion is not recommended for people with respiratory distress and heart problems. We recommend you wear comfortable shoes and warm clothes. Please note that visibility is dependent on weather conditions. If the weather conditions are not good, the roads to Roque de Los Muchachos may be closed.
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Fall under the spell of the nature surrounding Santa Cruz de La Palma and admire the lush and volcanic landscapes of the capital of La Palma, an island in the Canaries.
Proud of its five centuries of history, Santa Cruz de la Palma also invites admiration, contemplation and wonder. The enchanting landscapes are sure to captivate you during this excursion. From Mirador de la Cumbrecita, admire the volcanic lands and verdant peaks of Caldeira de Taburiente National Park, a protected area classified as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Here, you will also have the chance to explore its lush forests, providing a sanctuary for the unique biodiversity, before reaching the caldera that watches over the island: Caldeira de Taburiente. Lined with Canary Island pines, it is one of the largest craters in the world, with a diameter of eight kilometres (5 miles).
After enjoying a panoramic view of the island from Mirador de la Concepcion, you will take a moment to visit the Church of Our Lady of the Snows (Nuestra Señora de Las Nieves), dedicated to the patron saint of the island. In addition to its Gothic arches, the building houses a stunning silver altar and a representation of the Virgin crafted from terracotta in the 15th century.
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This excursion includes approximately 2 km (1.2 miles) of walking on uneven surfaces. The local vehicles used for transport are not equipped with air conditioning or a sound system. We recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes and sun protection. Given the characteristics of Caldeira de Taburiente, visitors are advised to follow the guide’s instructions and recommendations.
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Dive into the luxuriant nature of northern La Palma for a unique experience in the heart of lush forests and admire the natural pools.
The Canary Island of La Palma invites admiration, contemplation and wonder. During this excursion, set off to discover the lush nature of the north of the island from several points on the island. From San Bartolo, the belvedere in the picturesque town of La Galga, you will contemplate the green landscapes that appear before you. In this heaven for nature lovers, you will cross mountain roads to reach the Los Tilos Forest site. This natural sanctuary, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, is home to extraordinary biodiversity featuring rich flora: huge forests of bay trees, holly, arbutus, orange blossom, campanula.
As a volcanic island, La Palma is abundant in geological treasures that were formed by lava flows centuries ago. Among them is the Charco Azul natural pool and its crystal clear waters, where you will have time to enjoy a relaxing moment opposite the Atlantic Ocean. The clear waters and lush vegetation create a peaceful atmosphere, just perfect for unwinding.
On the way to a charming rum distillery, you will come across vast expanses of banana plantations, which contribute significantly to the local economy. During your visit of the rum distillery, you will learn more about this alcohol obtained from a sugar cane variety introduced to the island in the 15th century.
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This excursion includes around 1.5 km (almost 1 mile) of walking on uneven surfaces. We recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes and sun protection.
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Meet your guide on the pier, board your coach and enjoy a panoramic tour to some of the highlights of the island. Enjoy the landscapes and you will make the most of the different stops along the way.
For your first stop you will head to the North of the island to La Maceta, a place where you can admire the natural pools (of various sizes) bathed by the waves of the sea and protected from them. Then, you will have the opportunity to discover the famous Pozo de la Salud, a very popular place on the island known for its well with a source of mineral waters that has been credited with having curative properties since the 19th century.
You will continue to the Orchilla Lighthouse, where the so-called "end of the world" is located, this place will leave you breathless due to its impressive volcanic landscape that contrasts with the building in which the lighthouse is built.
Your last stop will allow you to visit the most important sanctuary of El Hierro, the "Ermita de la Virgen de los Reyes", which is the house of the patron saint of the island. Its white walls amidst the trees, will make you feel like you are in a magical place. The story goes that the Virgen de los Reyes miraculously provided the island's inhabitants with rainwater during one of the island's worst periods of drought.
Finally, you will drive back to the pier to your ship.
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The tour involves approximately 1 km of walking over cobblestone, rocky and uneven surfaces at viewpoints. We recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes, comfortable clothes, sunglasses, a hat, and bring a bottle of water.
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You will meet your guide, board your coach and drive through the incredible landscapes of El Hierro.
First, you will head south to the viewpoint of Mirador de Isora, situated at 1050 metres above sea level. From there, you can admire the incredible cliffs that fall into the Atlantic Ocean along a 9-kilometre-long amphitheatre.
Then, you will continue your route through one of the largest tunnels of the Canaries to reach the outstanding eco-museum of “Guinea”. In addition to old farmhouses, typically furnished as they were in the last century, you will see a centre for the recuperation of El Hierro’s giant lizard. It is the best place to learn more about this endemic species of a giant lizard, rediscovered in 1975. The giant lizard is in danger of extinction and is one of the symbol of the island.
Last, you will reboard your coach and drive to the spectacular viewpoint “Mirador de la Peña”, a visionary building designed by the well-known Canarian architect César Manrique. Here, you will enjoy the exceptional view over the Gulf valley, with its countless greenhouses that protect the bananas from strong winds.
At the local restaurant, you will enjoy a tasting of different local delicacies while admiring this beautiful landscape.
Finally, you will drive back to the pier and your ship.
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The tour involves approximately 2 km of walking over cobblestone, rocky and uneven surfaces. We recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes and to wear warm clothes as well. Please note that tour could be rerouted by adverse weather conditions!
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Meet your guide on the quay and board your bus to the Gorona del Viento project viewpoint, continuing on to the project's dam. The ultimate aim of the project is to ensure that all energy production and consumption on the island comes from renewable sources.
You will continue on to Mirador de las Playas, a viewpoint just north of El Pinar, and if the sky is clear, its altitude of almost 1,000 m. offers an impressive view of the whole bay. We continue to the village of El Pinar, located at the southern edge of the large coniferous forest. Its inhabitants are mainly farmers and cattle breeders.
The next step will be volcanic formations. El Hierro's geological history began 100 million years ago, when the seabed began to swell and the cortex finally burst in a characteristic way, forming a three-pointed star. The fissures gave way to magma which, through subsequent eruptions and stacking processes, began to create the island until it finally emerged from the ocean, forming a triangular pyramid crowned by a volcano over 1828m high. The initial fissures served as channels for the lava, creating three ridges with numerous volcanic cones. Then, as it cooled in these channels, the magma solidified into huge basalt screens, forming the dikes characteristic of the island's geological architecture. The fact is that just 50,000 years ago, the small island of El Hierro was the scene of one of the most violent and devastating natural phenomena known to man: a landslide of gigantic proportions. The last recorded eruption in Spain took place between 2011 and 2012 just 5 km off the coast of El Hierro, where activity emerged and could be observed above the surface of the Atlantic Ocean.
After this visit, enjoy a typical lunch in a local restaurant in the fishing village of La Restinga.
Your bus will then take you to the Mirador de Jinama, north-west of San Andrés, well worth a visit for its impressive view of the Gulf.
On the way back to the ship, you will also stop off at the Mirador de La Peña: designed by the famous Lanzarote artist César Manrique, it has been classified as a site of cultural interest, and is undoubtedly a must-see for all visitors, as it offers magnificent views over the El Golfo valley, the Salmor rocks and the peak. It's a clever combination of traditional construction and modern architecture, using largely local materials.
Enjoy a final photo stop at the Mirador de las Pernadas before returning to the pier.
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This tour involves 1km of walking on uneven surfaces, with cobblestones and a few steps.We recommend that you wear comfortable walking shoes and clothing. The direction of the tour may vary according to weather conditions.
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From the pier, board your coach for a one-hour scenic drive to the small village of Las Hayas, your starting point for the encounter with the UNESCO World Heritage site of Garajonay National park.
The park covers some eleven percent of the island and is an important source of water for La Gomera. The forest hosts a great diversity of plant species, which are often surrounded by a sea of fog that gives the forest a magical aspect.
The park and peak are named after the doomed lovers Gara and Jonay, a sad story similar to that of Romeo and Juliet. You will pass through the oldest parts of the tropical mountain forest until you reach beautiful, terraced fields and fruit groves.
At the end, you will reach the charming village of Arure where where you will enjoy a tasting of local products at a typical Gomera restaurant.
Then, you will head back to your coach to drive back to your ship.
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This tour involves approximately 3,7 mi (6 km) of walking, of which 1 mi (1,6 km) is on uneven and sometimes wet surfaces. We recommend you wear hiking shoes and warm clothes, and a rain coat. The order of visits may vary due to adverse weather conditions. This tour is not recommended for guests with heart problems due to the height reached. This tour is limited to 25 participants. It is highly recommended to bring your own water bottle.
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During this shore excursion, enjoy panoramic views and the mystery of La Laguna Grande, situated in the lush Laurisilva Forest in Garajonay National Park!
Leaving San Sebastian, the capital of the island, you will head north to the first viewpoint, Mirador El Rejo, which offers fabulous views over the Hermigua Valley and the neighbouring island of Tenerife, with its impressive Mount Teide.
The tour will continue towards the centre of the island, and you will reach the Laurisilva Forest in Garajonay National Park. It is a subtropical forest, found in areas with high humidity and relatively stable and mild temperatures. The hardwood trees are characterized by evergreen, glossy leaves, reaching up to 20 m in height. Many of the species are endemic to the island, which offers a rich biota of undergrowth plants, invertebrates, birds and bats.
At Laguna Grande you will have the opportunity to enjoy the enchantment of this unique forest. Upon your arrival at Chipude, you will able to enjoy refreshments at the bar.
The tour will continues southwards, and next stop will be at Agando, for a glimpse of the magnificent landscape of basalt formations of volcanic origin, such as Roques de Agando Ojiva.
During the drive back to ship, passing by La Degollada de Peraza, you will enjoy the marvellous views all around you.
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This tour involves little walking. At the viewpoints, it is usually gravel and cobblestones. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and warm clothes. Please note the roads are winding and it is not recommended for people suffering from motion sickness or vertigo.
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From San Sebastian, the island’s capital, you will visit Gomera’s most interesting sights.
First, you will head north to the agricultural valley of Hermigua, famous for its banana plantations, where a local ecologic finca is located. Here, you will have the chance to walk through the small botanical garden, with a wide range of floral diversity.
One of its main attractions are the “palmeras guaraperas”, (the Canarian Palm Tree), which produce the famous palm honey. You absolutely must tast this sweet treat! After that, a local artisan will show you how he crafts (by hand) the baskets, using banana leaves, vines and reeds.
Round off your visit to the finca facilities with a tasting of the main dishes and products in La Gomera: gofio and cheese, washed down with a local wine.
Next, you will admire the breathtaking views at the Mirador de Agulo. Surrounded by a massive basalt wall almost 500 meters high, you might even see the nearby island of Tenerife.
On your way to Laguna Grande, you will make a short stop at the Vallehermoso viewpoint, which literally means "beautiful Valley". You will immediately realize the reason it was bestowed such a name.
The tour will continue southwards, and the next stop will be at Los Roques, for a glimpse of the magnificent landscape of basalt formations of volcanic origin such as Roque de Agando. You will then make your way back to the ship.
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This excursion involves approximately 0.6 miles (1 km) of walking through uneven paths at the ecological stop and some steps at the viewpoints. There are local products for sale at the finca. We recommend you wear sturdy, comfortable shoes and protect yourself from the sun.
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Travel with peace of mind as PONANT organises your transfer between your port of disembarkation and the airport.
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After disembarkation procedures are completed, you will be greeted at the port by our local English-speaking representative.
You will then be transferred to the airport in time for check-in for the PONANT selected flight.
Your programme includes:
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Transfer as mentioned in the programme.
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Services of a local English-speaking assistance.
Your programme does not include:
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Tips for the driver and local guide.
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Personal expenses
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Other services not mentioned in the programme.
To know your PONANT flight schedule, please contact your travel agent; it is also indicated on your electronic ticket included in your travel documents.
In the event of schedule changes of PONANT’s selected flight, your programme will be adapted to ensure the most seamless and enriching experience. The content of your revised programme will be updated on the PONANT website, in My Ponant space and on the PONANT app. The final programme will also be sent to you along with your cruise documents.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : € 50
Preis pro Person auf Basis einer Doppelkabine. Dieser Preis gilt vorbehaltlich Verfügbarkeit.