Cette expérience tout-terrain exclusive vous emmène à travers les paysages volcaniques du nord de Fuerteventura jusqu'aux villages de pêcheurs baignés par les vagues. Sans oublier que vous aurez la chance d'assister à un coucher de soleil épique. De plus, les groupes de visite sont réduits à un maximum de 16 personnes. Juan Carlos, l'un de nos guides locaux, explique : "Dès le départ, c'est une véritable aventure qui vous attend alors que vous traversez les badlands de Bayuyo. Avec leur terre brûlée, leurs pistes poussiéreuses et leurs volcans, on pourrait croire que vous êtes sur Mars."
Nous nous enfoncerons dans l'intérieur des terres jusqu'à la zone volcanique de Bayuyo, en roulant sur des pistes de terre et en passant devant des cratères sur des champs marqués par la lave. Un arrêt photo est prévu au volcan Bayuyo lui-même, où, avec un peu de chance, vous pourrez rencontrer les sympathiques tamias locaux. "Apportez des noix", conseille Juan Carlos. Nous nous dirigerons ensuite vers Majanicho, un hameau délabré blotti dans une crique abritée. De là, nous suivrons la côte sur des sentiers sablonneux jusqu'au village de pêcheurs d'El Cotillo. Les vagues en ont fait une sorte de Mecque pour les surfeurs.
Contrairement aux côtes situées au nord et au sud, la plage d'El Cotillo est faite de sable volcanique noir. Vous pourrez visiter le phare trois-en-un et la tour Toston pour prendre des photos. Vous aurez également du temps libre pour manger un morceau ou vous promener dans le village. Vous vous rendrez ensuite à un point de vue pour regarder le soleil s'enfoncer dans l'Atlantique, tout en sirotant un verre de cava bien frais. Le retour sous un ciel étoilé est la cerise sur le gâteau.
Excursion en 4x4, volcan Bayuyo et coucher de soleil à El Cotillo
- Profitez d'une excursion en tout-terrain à travers la zone volcanique Bayuyo, marquée par les coulées de lave
- Sirotez un verre de cava en regardant le coucher de soleil depuis un point de vue de la côte ouest
- Découvrez le village de pêcheurs d'El Cotillo et le hameau isolé de Majanicho
- Admirez les vues depuis les phares de Toston et la tour historique de Toston
- Visite en petit groupe pour un maximum de 16 personnes avec un guide local expert
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Guide
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Balade en 4x4
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Verre de cava
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- Apportez des chaussures appropriées
- Repas et boissons non inclus
- Apportez des vêtements chauds
- Ne convient pas aux personnes à mobilité réduite
Ce que les internautes disent de cette expérience
Basé sur 7 évaluations de voyageurs vérifiés
Catégories d'évaluation
Sécurité
4,5/5
Service
4,5/5
Rapport qualité-prix
3,7/5
Personnel
4,5/5
Sarah
De États-Unis d'Amérique - août 2024A voyagé en famille
25 - 34 ans
Moyen
Note globale3/5
Theo our driver was great. Chatty, funny & informative. Safari is misleading. There was a bit of off road driving & a handful of chipmunks. The museum ...
El cortilla sunset and tour
De États-Unis d'Amérique - août 2024A voyagé en famille
35 - 44 ans
Excellent
Note globale4/5
Lula our driver was brilliant. Wouldn't really call it a safari but it was enjoyable. Didn't get to see the sunset which was a shame, too cloudy
LH
De États-Unis d'Amérique - septembre 2023A voyagé en famille
18 - 24 ans
Excellent
Note globale5/5
The two guides were personable and knowledgeable. They both drove safely on the rough terrain. They explained what we were doing every step of the way ...
Charlette
De États-Unis d'Amérique - juillet 2023A voyagé en famille
18 - 24 ans
Excellent
Note globale5/5
We had a lovely time, the gentleman that took us was very knowledgeable. We saw quite alot of different bits. Mountains, sea, chipmunks, lighthouses a ...
Gary from Leeds
De Royaume-Uni - juin 2023A voyagé en couple
35 - 44 ans
Excellent
Note globale5/5
Indi Jones
De États-Unis d'Amérique - février 2023A voyagé en couple
35 - 44 ans
Moyen
Note globale3/5
Guide was friendly but it was just a drive within much narrative. The title suggest it’s 4x4 safari which it wasn’t.
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