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Sites & Bites: Botanischer Garten von Gran Canaria und frisches Obst

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Dauer: zwischen 4 Stunden bis 8 Stunden

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Highlights

Die Tour ist so konzipiert, dass Sie einen optimalen Einblick in die Nordküste Gran Canarias erhalten
Auf einer Bananenfarm probieren Sie biologisch angebaute Früchte und lokale Snacks
Sie besuchen den größten botanischen Park der Insel und lernen die lokale Flora kennen
Sie haben Zeit zur freien Verfügung in dem mit Brunnen gefüllten Dorf Firgas
Ihr ortskundiger Tourguide wird Sie begleiten und Ihnen alle Insider-Informationen zu den einzelnen Stationen geben

Beschreibung

Der Norden Gran Canarias ist eine einzige Naturlandschaft. Diese Tour taucht ein in diesen oft übersehenen Teil der Schatzkammer der Insel. Sie besuchen Spaniens größten botanischen Garten, der auf dem Weg nach Amerika mit grünen Früchten beladen wurde, die während der Reise reiften. So viele davon wurden nach Großbritannien exportiert, dass der Londoner Stadtteil Canary Wharf nach der Insel benannt wurde.

Zunächst tauchen wir tief in die kontinentale Biodiversität dieser Insel ein. Der Jardin Canario liegt an einem Hang und ist der größte botanische Park Spaniens. Er beherbergt mehr als 2.000 Pflanzenarten, von denen 500 auf der Insel endemisch sind. Besichtigen Sie das von Bäumen gesäumte Gelände und erfahren Sie alles über die Naturschutzbemühungen und das Umweltbildungsprogramm der Initiative. Als Nächstes steht eine Bananenfarm auf dem Programm, auf der Sie 13 Sorten Kochbananen aus aller Welt entdecken können. Hier können Sie einige der Bio-Köstlichkeiten probieren, darunter frisch gepflückte Früchte, Konfitüren und Säfte.

Die letzte Station ist eine Führung durch das charmante Dorf Firgas, das aus einem Gewirr schmaler Gassen besteht, die von traditionellen kanarischen Häusern gesäumt sind. Erkunden Sie die fotogenen Straßen mit Ihrem Tourguide, der Ihnen erklären wird, warum es in diesem kleinen Ort so viele Brunnen gibt. Anschließend haben Sie Zeit, Firgas auf eigene Faust weiter zu erkunden, vielleicht bei einem gemütlichen Kaffee oder auf der Suche nach Souvenirs.

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JR
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4.6
7. November 2025
Als Paar gereist
Hallo wir sind das 1.mal hier auf Gran Canaria und es gefällt uns gut. Das Hotel „Riu Palace Palmera“ ist sehr zu empfehlen.Die Insel ist sehr schön und man kann viele interessante Touren unternehmen.
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René + Cornelia
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2.6
31. Oktober 2025
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=> Bananenplantage: versprochen wurde, wir sehen 13 verschiedene Bananensorten, gezeigt wurden 3, zur Degu nur 1 Sorte = normalste. Ist nur 1 Event zum Verkaufen der Produkte im Shop. => Allgemein hat man zu wenig Zeit zum Geniessen => Vorschlag: Tour umdrehen = Firgas (Laden Kaffee offen), Bananenplantage und am Schluss Botanischer Garten
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Ellipirelli
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5
2. Oktober 2025
Mit Freunden gereist
Sehr guter Reiseleiter, hatte großes Wissen, viel Humor. Die Fahrt und die Orte waren interessant. Die Aufenthalte waren angemessen in der Zeit.
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Lupobmw
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3.4
9. September 2025
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Der Botanische Garten war etwas heruntergekommen. Der Abstecher nach Firgas war ganz nett, aber für das was es zusehen gab etwas zu lang. Die Bananen-Plantage war super, insbesondere auch die Verkostung.
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Sikr
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4.6
27. August 2025
Mit der Familie gereist
Schöner Ausflug, genügend Zeit bei allen Stopps, gute Hinweise , dass warme Kleidung benötigt wird, ist im Norden kälter. Hinweis fehlt, dass Schirm oder Regenjacke benötigt wird, damit rechnet man nicht, denn bei Regen ohne entsprechende Kleidung nass rumlaufen macht nicht wirklich Spaß. Bananenplantage Kostprobe der Verkaufsartikel waren gut
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Claudia
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20. August 2025
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Der Besuch der Bananenplantage war hervorragend. Sehr informativ und abwechslungsreich. Der Besuch des botanischen Gartens war enttäuschend. Auch der Besuch des Ortes Firgas war sehr enttäuschend. Nach dem Wasserfall als Attraktionhaben wir krampfhaft einen Cafe gesucht und nicht gefunden.

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