Nat Geo Day Tour: Teno Alto: L'ultima roccaforte dei pastori di Tenerife
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Nat Geo Day Tour: Teno Alto: L'ultima roccaforte dei pastori di Tenerife

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Durata: da 4 hours a 8 hours

Questa esperienza soddisfa i criteri del Global Sustainable Tourism Council. Scegliendo questa esperienza potrai proteggere i luoghi che ami, prenderti cura dell'ambiente e sostenere le comunità locali.

Cosa farai
  • Goditi un'escursione panoramica attraverso Teno Alto, scoprendo la sua evoluzione e gli elementi etnologici della preistoria. Incontra gli abitanti e assisti al loro profondo legame con la terra.
  • La tua guida ti svelerà come viene preservata questa zona unica in un itinerario creato in esclusiva per il National Geographic.
  • Interagisci con un pastore locale e scopri come le nuove e vecchie generazioni si impegnano a preservare questa antica tradizione. Scopri formaggi locali e le durature tradizioni provinciali.
  • Assapora l'autentica cucina locale realizzata con ingredienti di provenienza locale in un ristorante a conduzione familiare, dove i sapori tradizionali delle Canarie si fondono con tocchi contemporanei. Il maître ti guiderà attraverso il menu degustazione, servito con abbinamenti di vini regionali.
Cosa aspettarsi

Parti per un tour coinvolgente attraverso Teno Alto, un bastione delle tradizioni rurali all'interno del Parco Rurale di Teno. La guida locale ti racconterà l'evoluzione dell'insediamento in un'escursione panoramica di 75 minuti. Scopri gli elementi etnologici dalla preistoria ai giorni nostri e il profondo legame degli abitanti con la loro terra, sostenuta dall'agricoltura e dall'allevamento di capre, il segno distintivo della regione.

Alla fine del percorso, immergiti nel cuore della cultura locale e incontra uno degli ultimi pastori di Teno. Scopri l'arte dei formaggi tradizionali e l'impegno generazionale per preservare questo antico mestiere. Assisti all'esibizione del "salto del pastor", uno stimato sport popolare che mette in mostra agilità e abilità.

Concludi l'avventura al Mirador de Garachico, un ristorante tradizionale i cui proprietari di terza generazione elevano la cucina delle Canarie con un tocco moderno. Concediti un menu studiato per riflettere i sapori e i paesaggi di Teno Alto, utilizzando prodotti di origine locale che valorizzano la ricchezza culinaria della regione. Per completare l'esperienza, accompagna il pasto con vini della regione selezionati con cura.

Partecipando a questo tour, non contribuirai solo al turismo sostenibile in un'area protetta, ma anche alla conservazione del suo patrimonio culturale. Interagisci con la gente del posto, scopri il loro modo di vivere e assapora l'essenza di Teno Alto attraverso i suoi sapori e le sue tradizioni.

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TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4
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Buone notizie! Non sono applicate commissioni di servizio a questa prenotazione.
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Ricevi un rimborso del 100% annullando la prenotazione fino a 2 days prima dell'inizio dell'attività.

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    Daba

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    4.2

    2 ottobre 2025

    Viaggio di coppia


    Guide sprach nicht gut deutsch. Hirtensprung wurde nicht gezeigt. Masca nicht besucht, nur von oben gezeigt.

  • S

    Sabi

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    5

    24 settembre 2025

    Viaggio di coppia


    Eine super Tour, tolle Landschaft, sehr informativ, Geologie, Geschichte, Ureinwohner, Botanik, es blieb keine Frage offen, unser Reiseleiter hat alles super erklärt und veranschaulicht. Ein sehr angenehmer und freundlicher Mensch. Ebenfalls auch der Busfahrer, der uns sicher und gut über und durch die Berge gefahren hat. Beide sprachen perfektes Deutsch. Der lokale Guide in den Bergen war auch sehr nett mit vielen Information über die Region und Menschen. Sehr leckeres regionales Mittagessen.

  • F

    Ferdinand

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    2.2

    18 settembre 2025

    Viaggio di coppia


    Der Start begann bereits mit 1 Stunde Verspätung ohne zu wissen warum. Eine verlorene Stunde in der Bushaltestelle. Der angeblich sehr gute Reiseführer, Herr Eduardo war auch nicht dabei, sondern ein sehr schlecht deutsch sprechender Biologe. Die Vorführung „Hirtensprung“ war ein Theater,, eine Katastrophe. Die Kostprobe vom Ziegenkäse war gut. Das 5 Gänge Menü serviert in einer Garage, hat nicht den Vorstellungen entsprochen und das Hauptmenü war kalt.

  • S

    Schmitz 65

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    4.2

    17 settembre 2025

    Viaggio di coppia


    Sitzplätze waren sehr eng

  • S

    Steffi und Fred

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    5

    8 settembre 2025

    Viaggio di coppia


    Es ist ein sehr schöner Ausflug in einer kleinen Gruppe. Jenseits des Massentourismus lernt man sehenswerte Teile der Insel kennen. Wir hatten einen schönen Tag und das Essen war auch delikat und vor allem regional . Diese Tour ist wirklich sehr zu empfehlen!

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    Jana

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    5

    7 settembre 2025

    Viaggio con un gruppo di amici


    Die Tour war super, fernab vom Tourismus. Unser Guide war sehr gut vorbereitet und konnte unsere Fragen auch sofort beantworten. Er war sehr nett und immer freundlich.

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