Visita guiada a las Salinas de Janubio

Nature & Wildlife

Visita guiada a las Salinas de Janubio

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12,00 €

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Idiomas: Inglés, Español

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Duración: 1 hour 30 minutes

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Visita guiada

Bono electrónico

Ventajas

Escucha la historia de las minas de sal.
Aprende sobre los métodos de extracción de sal.
Prueba la sal y el vino locales.

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¡Disfruta de una visita guiada a las Salinas de Janubio! Aprenderás sobre la construcción de estas minas de sal en 1895 y sobre la historia de la empresa. Descubrirás cuáles son los métodos tradicionales que utilizan los lugareños para obtener la sal marina de Janubio y degustar las sales y el vino de la tierra.

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Incluye

Visita guiada
Degustación de sales
Cata de vinos
Entradas sin colas

Dónde

W5PC+44 La Hoya, España

Importante

Este es un tour bilingüe operado en inglés y español.
No accesible para sillas de ruedas
Entradas reducidas disponibles para ciudadanos de Canarias
Niños menores de 6 años no necesitan entrada
Se recomienda llevar ropa y calzado cómodos y llevar gafas de sol.

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Organizado por

Salinas de Janubio, S.L.

Cargo por reserva

¡Buenas noticias! Esta reserva no tiene ningún cargo adicional.

Política de cancelación

Recibe un reembolso del 100% si cancelas hasta 24 hours antes de que comience la actividad.

La opinión de otros usuarios sobre esta experiencia

Excelente

4,5 /5

Basado en 7 valoraciones de clientes reales

Categorías de la valoración

Servicio

4,1/5

Personal

4,1/5

Seguridad

4,1/5

Relación calidad-precio

4,3/5

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Josh
Verified booking
3.8
19 de febrero de 2024
Viajó con la familia
I booked this tour through the Tui app. But the option I booked was for a Lanzarote resident. I therefore had to pay extra on the door. I don't think Tui should have even offered the Lanzarote resident option. Also, I was a bit surprised that we had to find our own way to the Salinas. We had expected a transfer from the hotel to be part of the experience.
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Anke
Verified booking
4.2
25 de octubre de 2023
Viajó en pareja
Die Führung war fast privat, das war prima. Alle Fragen konnten gestellt und beantwortet werden. Eine Weinprobe gab es nicht, zur Verkostung der Salze wurde Wasser bzw. Weißwein als Getränk angeboten.
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Loes
Verified booking
5
14 de septiembre de 2023
Viajó en pareja
Een aanrader deze rondleiding. Ruim 1,5 uur word je meegenomen langs de zoutwinbedden. Tijdens de tour leer je veel over t proces van zout winning, krijg je echt alles te zien en mag ook nog zout proeven aan t einde van de rondleiding. Vriendelijke gids die alle tijd nam om de vragen te beantwoorden. Deze excursie is zo veel meer dan de bus die er alleen even stopt voor een foto. Eigen vervoer nodig, maar de Salinas zijn makkelijk te bereiken.
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Kim
Verified booking
3.8
19 de mayo de 2023
Viajó con la familia
The information was insightful. And it was nice to see the land. Unfortunately, I had to hire a taxi because transportation wasn’t included and I didn’t have a car.
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TUI Musement Traveler
Verified booking
5
22 de julio de 2023
Wir kannten die Salzmine vom Vorbeifahren. Durch die freundliche Führung konnten wir sehen, wie das Salz früher und heute produziert wird. Dies war sehr beeindruckenden. Die Salzprobe mit Wein und zum Abschluss ein kleines Geschenk haben den Besuch abgerundet. Vielen Dank.
G
Griego
Verified booking
4.6
9 de diciembre de 2023
Viajó solo

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