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Leichte Wandertour auf dem Teide

55,00 €

Kostenlose Stornierung

Sprachen: Deutsch, Englisch, Französisch

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Dauer: zwischen 4 Stunden bis 8 Stunden

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Highlights

Wandertour auf dem Teide
Wissenswertes über die seltene Flora und Fauna
Einfache Strecke mit fachkundigem Guide

Beschreibung

Der Teide ist die beliebteste Attraktion Teneriffas, und diese Wanderung ist eine exzellente Möglichkeit, ihn zu erkunden. Sie starten auf 2.150 m und Ihr Guide erklärt Ihnen die seltene Flora und Fauna sowie die Lavaströme. Sobald Sie sich an die Höhe gewöhnt haben, können Sie die Mars-ähnliche Landschaft erkunden und die atemberaubende Aussicht auf Teneriffa und die Nachbarinseln genießen.

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Wichtige Informationen

Nicht geeignet für Gäste, die in schlechter gesundheitlicher Verfassung sind
Nicht geeignet für werdende Mütter oder Gäste mit Rückenproblemen
Nicht geeignet für Gäste mit Herz- oder Atembeschwerden
Nicht rollstuhlgerecht
Nicht geeignet für Familien mit kleinen Kindern
Nicht geeignet für Gäste mit eingeschränkter Mobilität
Kinder müssen immer von einem Erwachsenen (über 18 Jahre) betreut werden
Kopfbedeckung mitbringen
Geeignetes Schuhwerk mitbringen
Warme Kleidung mitbringen
Speisen und Getränke nicht inbegriffen
Einige Eintrittsgelder und Extras sind vor Ort zu bezahlen
Abhängig von den Wetterverhältnissen
Bitte beachten Sie, dass alle Zeitangaben annähernd sind und sich ggf. ändern können

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

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Stornierungsbedingungen

Sie erhalten eine Erstattung in Höhe von 100%, wenn Sie bis zu 2 Tage vor Ihrem Erlebnis stornieren.

Was andere Leute über dieses Erlebnis sagen

Hervorragend

4,8 /5

Basierend auf 8 Bewertungen von verifizierten Reisenden

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4,7/5

Personal

4,7/5

Sicherheit

4,7/5

Gutes Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis

4,6/5

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M
Marcus
Verified booking
5
16. September 2025
Allein gereist
Super Orga, super Führung, auf der Mann sehr viel lernt. Die Tour findet auf min. 2.000 Meter statt, daher ist Sonnenschutz und feste Wanderkleidung obligatorisch. Ist kein lockeres Spazierengehen sondern eine echte Wanderung. Daher sollte eine gewisse Grundfitness sowie Trittsicherheit mitgebracht werden.
C
Christina
Verified booking
5
29. Mai 2025
Allein gereist
R
Rainer
Verified booking
5
13. Oktober 2024
Allein gereist
Sehr schöne kleine Wanderung in einer atemberaubenden Landschaft. Aufgrund der dünneren Luft zeitweise auch Wortwörtlich. Daher ist die Wanderung trotz der Bezeichnung als „leichte“ Wanderung nicht unbedingt für jeden geeignet. Wer aber kein Problem mit dem in dieser Höhe herrschenden Sauerstoffmangel hat wird belohnt. Wir wurden wie immer sehr pünktlich vom Treffpunkt abgeholt. Die Wanderung ging ungefähr 3 Stunden, dabei haben wir aber auch viele Pausen gemacht. Insgesamt sehr zu empfehlen.
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Ela
Verified booking
5
9. März 2024
Als Paar gereist
Unser Tourguide Stefan war absolut kompetent und hat eine schöne und informative Wanderung geleitet. Für etwas sportlich veranlagte Menschen ist es eine wirklich gut zu bewältigende Wanderung.
R
Rt
Verified booking
4.2
22. April 2024
Als Paar gereist
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Marc & Jana
Verified booking
3.8
29. Oktober 2023
Als Paar gereist
Gute und lustige Tourguidein - Sie hat viele Informationen über die Landschaft und die Insel sowie die Natur und die Vegetation erzählt. Es war eine kleine Gruppe (10 - 15 Teilnehmer) - was sehr angenehm war. Es ist wirklich eine leichte Wandertour - und gut machbar. Es geht rauf sowie runter und ist ca. in 2 bis 3h gewandert. Können wir weiterempfehlen.

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