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Visite de l'est de Majorque avec les grottes d'Artà et plantation d'aloe vera

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Langue(s): Allemand, Anglais, Polonais

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Points forts

Apprenez tout sur les qualités curatives de l'aloe vera avec la visite d'une plantation.
Parcourez les stands de spécialités locales au marché hebdomadaire d'Artá.
Profitez de votre temps libre pour explorer les rues sinueuses du village perché d'Artá.
Découvrez les stalactites et stalagmites illuminées des grottes d'Artá lors d'une visite guidée.
Guide local expert connaisseur de Majorque et de ses paysages.

Ce qui vous attend

Des collines ondulées, des oliveraies à perte de vue et des villages romantiques au sommet des collines : les montagnes de la Serra de Llevant, à l'est de l'île, offrent un aperçu imbattable de la Majorque rurale. Vous visiterez une ferme d'aloe vera, un marché de campagne hebdomadaire et des grottes, le tout en une seule journée. Elisabeth, l'un de nos guides experts, dit : "Lorsque j'ai des invités chez moi, je les emmène dans les mêmes endroits que ceux visités lors de cette excursion, c'est la Majorque authentique".

Vous commencez par une visite matinale d'une plantation près du village de Santa Margalida. Elle est spécialisée dans la culture de l'aloe vera biologique, une plante ressemblant à un cactus, réputée pour ses propriétés médicinales et curatives. Elle est utilisée comme ingrédient clé dans les produits destinés à traiter les coups de soleil et autres affections. Vous apprenez tout sur ces utilisations lors d'une visite guidée de la plantation, qui emploie des locaux et contribue à l'économie régionale. Vous vous rendrez ensuite au sommet de la colline d'Artápour visiter le marché. Sillonnée d'étroites rues pavées de maisons en calcaire aux volets colorés, c'est un plaisir de l'explorer. Elisabeth dit : "Artá est un beau village, et vous trouverez de nombreuses spécialités locales sur son marché de producteurs. Le sanctuaire de Sant Salvador, lui, offre une vue imprenable sur la campagne environnante".

Après du temps libre pour déjeuner, nous rejoindrons la côte pour visiter les grottes d'Artá dans l'après-midi. Le cadre est remarquable avec un promontoire surplombant une charmante baie. À l'intérieur, vous explorerez le labyrinthe de cavernes, avec des stalactites et stalagmites éclairées par un système d'éclairage sophistiqué.

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Prestataire

TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4

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Recevez un remboursement de 100% si vous annulez jusqu'à 1 jour avant le début de l'activité.

Ce que les internautes disent de cette expérience

Excellent

4,4 /5

Basé sur 219 évaluations de voyageurs vérifiés

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4,1/5

Service

4,2/5

Sécurité

4,2/5

Personnel

4,2/5

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Samantha May
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4.6
3 novembre 2025
A voyagé en couple
This is the best tour I have been to with Tui so far Plenty of time in each location to enjoy the surroundings Plenty of bathroom breaks timetabled in Short collection time and transfer time Aloe Plantation : full of information, not rushed at all, enteratining Arta Market : Lovely to be able to wander a proper local market and town and be able to enjoy it Arta Caves : Plenty of time to enjoy. Great guide
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Andy & Andrea Swift
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5
3 novembre 2025
A voyagé en couple
100% approval, cannot recommend highly enough.
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Steve
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3.8
9 octobre 2025
A voyagé en famille
Too many drop offs meant a two hour return journey. Far too much commentary on the coach. Disappointing that the only cost on the trip was €16 to get into the caves means we spent €68 per person just for the coach and guide!
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Robertcook812@gmail.c
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1.8
8 octobre 2025
A voyagé seul
Keep taking people to markets rather than places of interest take it Arta a crowded market rather than to the church and castle on the hill Also I thought that a trip along the coast would be very nice like Porto cristo.They seem to major on markets markets.
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Alison Popham
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3
2 octobre 2025
A voyagé en couple
The arta caves were brilliant, the market was a waste of time & the aloe plantation were just a gap filler, And having so many different nationalities on the tour the guide went through it in all languages which took forever, we won’t go on a another tour.
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Redrooster30
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5
2 octobre 2025
A voyagé en famille
Great day for the Aloe Vera plantation, very interesting. Tui guide and guide at the plantation very informative with lots of interesting facts we didn't know about the aloe vera plant. Next stop Arta market, which was very busy but lovely to look round. Could have done with more time there. Lastly onto Arta caves which were different to what we have seen before beautiful inside.

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