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Fuerteventura Dörfer und kulinarische Tour mit Aloe Vera Plantage

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Dauer: zwischen 4 Stunden bis 8 Stunden

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Highlights

Erleben Sie eine Mischung aus den besten Seiten Fuerteventuras - Dörfer, lokale Spezialitäten und Landschaften
Entdecken Sie das Fischerdorf Ajuy und spazieren Sie entlang der Küste zu den Meereshöhlen
Genießen Sie eine Verkostung traditioneller Spezialitäten, darunter der berühmte lokale Majorero-Käse
Erkunden Sie die Gassen der ehemaligen Hauptstadt der Insel, Betancuria, mit ihrer historischen Kirche
Ortskundiger Tourguide mit unübertroffenen Kenntnissen über Fuerteventura und seine Kultur

Beschreibung

Um einen echten Eindruck von Fuerteventura zu bekommen, sollten Sie die ausgetretenen Pfade verlassen. Mit historischen Städten, Bauernhöfen, Verkostungen und Aussichtspunkten gibt Ihnen diese Tour einen wahren Eindruck vom Inselleben. Erkunden Sie Ajuy, Pajara sowie Betancuria, besichtigen Sie eine Aloe-Vera-Plantage und probieren Sie lokale Spezialitäten auf einer Ziegenfarm. Francisco, einer unserer ortskundigen Tourguides, sagt: "Mojo-Saucen sind ein Grundnahrungsmittel der kanarischen Küche. Es gibt zwei Sorten, die man probieren kann - die scharfe rote und die würzige grüne. Mojo wurde hier erfunden, weil hier die wichtigsten Zutaten zusammenkamen. Olivenöl und Paprika aus Spanien, Kreuzkümmel aus Nordafrika und Chilischoten aus Südamerika".

Ihr erster Halt ist Ajuy, wo Sie das Fischerdorf erkunden und optional einen Spaziergang zu den von den Wellen ausgehöhlten Meereshöhlen unternehmen können. In Pajara sehen Sie sich die von den Azteken inspirierte Fassade der Kirche Nuestra Señora de Regla an. Die blumengeschmückten Gassen und Palmen von Betancuria werden Sie verzaubern, und dann ist es Zeit für die Ziegenfarm. Die Ziegenzucht hat auf Fuerteventura eine lange Tradition, und das berühmteste Ergebnis ist der Majorero-Käse. Sie werden ihn zusammen mit Marmelade, Mojo-Sauce und dem traditionellen kanarischen Rum mit Honiggeschmack probieren.

Auf dem Weg zum Käsemuseum in Antigua legen Sie einen Fotostopp am Aussichtspunkt Las Peñitas ein. Genießen Sie anschließend ein Mittagessen in einem traditionellen kanarischen Restaurant mit authentischen Aromen und lokalen Spezialitäten. Runden Sie den Tag mit dem Besuch einer Aloe-Vera-Plantage ab und erfahren Sie mehr über die angeblichen Heilkräfte der Pflanze.

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Allein gereist

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Diese war ein sehr guter Ausflug. Die Reiseleiterin war sehr hilfreich und hat uns viel über alles erzählt. Wir hatten viele Zeit und es war alles seh ...
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Good, prompt and friendly service. A very good variety of experiences. Well above expectations.
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Aus Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika - Juni 2023

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Bit of a rush at lunchtime.

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