TransportDer Preis von 81,-- p.P. für die 8 stündige Tour war völlig unangemessen. Weinverkostung : 1x 0,15 Liter Rotwein p. P. + Snacks ohne Anwesenheit des Weinsommeliers oder des TUI-Guides. Mittagessen : fritierte Kartoffeln und 8...9 kleine Stücke völlig zu stark gesalzenes Gulasch, völlig durchgekocht ohne Biss und ohne Sauce, sowie 1 Flasche Rotwein, die sich 4 Personen teilen mussten. Den Kaffee nach dem Essen musste man selber bezahlen. Das war für beides keine gute Qualität.
Gran Canaria boasts the diversity of an entire continent in one island. And as soon as you travel inland on this small group tour, you'll discover just why. Journey through mountainous landscapes and savour a local lunch in Bascamao. There are also stops in Artenara and a wine cellar. Esteban, one of our local guides, says, "it's high after high on this tour, starting with lunch at a cave restaurant with views and then going to the island's highest village. At over 1,200m above sea level, Artenara is nestled on a ridge surrounded by jagged peaks. It's beautiful."
Head north via the Mogan Valley, snaking our way through gorges and gaps towards the very centre of the island. The views along the way are camera-grabbingly good, so there'll be an occasional pit stop to take some pics. Lunch in a family-owned ‘cave restaurant' in the remote hamlet of Bascamao is next. Savour dishes made from locally sourced ingredients, with a side of views over the surrounding countryside and the ocean. What's more, with this visit, you contribute to the local community and economy.
Afterwards, head to the highest town on the island, Artenara. Explore on foot this tiny village clustered around a whitewashed church or stick your head into the famed cave dwellings museum. Next, you'll head to the Presas viewpoint, among others, for views of alpine landscapes and the northern coastline. Round off the day with a stop by a family-run winery to sample its wine.
