Découverte du nord de Lanzarote avec Jameos del Agua et Teguise
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Découverte du nord de Lanzarote avec Jameos del Agua et Teguise

4.4/5

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Langue(s): Allemand, Anglais, Néerlandais
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Durée: De 4 heures à 8 heures
Points forts
  • Vous visiterez le complexe de cavernes volcaniques Jameos del Agua, conçu par l'artiste Cesar Manrique
  • Vous aurez suffisamment de temps libre pour découvrir les palais et les églises du village historique de Teguise
  • Vous profiterez de la vue panoramique depuis le Mirador del Rio sur l'île de La Graciosa
  • C'est l'occasion d'admirer les paysages et de découvrir les secrets de l'aloe vera chez un producteur local
  • Un guide local expert partagera avec vous sa connaissance inégalée de Lanzarote et de Cesar Manrique
Ce qui vous attend

L'empreinte de Dame Nature n'est pas la seule qui domine à Lanzarote. Cette demi-journée de visite vous propose d'observer de près l'un des artistes les plus célèbres de l'île. Vous visiterez les points de vue de Jameos del Agua et de Mirador del Rio, et vous découvrirez également la plus ancienne ville des Canaries. Cristina, l'un de nos guides experts, dit : "L'artiste local Cesar Manrique fut pour Lanzarote ce que Gaudí fut pour Barcelone. Sa vision architecturale et son militantisme nous ont légué un style unique en harmonie avec nos paysages volcaniques et ont aussi contribué à préserver l'île. Il était opposé à la construction de bâtiments hôteliers hauts, si bien que très peu ont été construits."

La découverte commence par le complexe conçu par Manrique. Construit autour des grottes volcaniques Jameos del Agua, l'artiste les a transformées en boîte de nuit dans les années 60. La scène est toujours utilisée, mais les stars sont aujourd'hui les rares crabes blancs dans un bassin d'eau salée. Ensuite, nous traverserons des paysages volcaniques spectaculaires jusqu'au Mirador del Rio, un autre chef-d'œuvre de Manrique. À près de 500 mètres au-dessus du niveau de la mer, il offre une vue imprenable sur l'île de La Graciosa et ses volcans.

Après la visite d'un producteur d'aloès pour apprendre les secrets de cette plante polyvalente, vous traverserez plusieurs jolis villages pour arriver à Teguise. L'ancienne capitale de l'île, ce village empreint d'histoire compte des palais, des couvents, des chapelles et des églises, tous à distance de marche les uns des autres. Profitez de votre temps libre pour vous promener et prendre des photos dans le centre historique de la ville.

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TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4
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Ce que les internautes disent de cette expérience

Excellent

4,4 /5

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    janka

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    5

    1 janvier 2025

    A voyagé seul


    J'ai beaucoup apprécié les connaissances de la guide et ses compétences linguistiques et d'organisation. Le trajet m'a paru un peu trop long, en récupérant les gens des hôtels, parce que je suis montée au 2e arrêt.

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    Svjetlana

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    5

    24 octobre 2025

    A voyagé en couple


    Ein sehr interessanter Ausflug, der uns von TUI-Mitarbeiter Daniel freundlich empfohlen wurde. Dank unserer Reiseleiterin Petra haben wir vieles über Lanzarote erfahren. Busfahrt sehr gut organisiert. Ein wirklich schöner und empfehlenswerter Ausflug.

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    Elizabeth

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    4.6

    3 octobre 2025

    A voyagé en couple


    Excellent tour, very interesting and great guide. Wish we’d had longer at each stop and left out the aloe vera factory visit.

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    Tommy

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    3.8

    3 octobre 2025

    A voyagé en couple


    Zu wenig Zeit an den Aufenthalt punkten

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    Tineke Meindertsma

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    5

    2 octobre 2025

    A voyagé en couple


    Wat we hebben gezien was fantastisch

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    Peter

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    4.6

    30 septembre 2025

    A voyagé en couple


    IK vond alles leuk,, behalve tijd voor het bezoek aan het plaatsje was veel te kort.

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