Tour em microônibus - Aldeias Brancas (Grazalema e Zahara de la Sierra)
Descrição
Passeios de carro com um motorista nativo que fala inglês para explorar a bela paisagem e as aldeias brancas escondidas no Parque Natural Grazalema, perto de Ronda. Este passeio leva você a um passeio panorâmico para visitar duas das mais populares aldeias brancas e passeios de montanha na área de Ronda. O passeio dura de 3 a 4 horas, com tempo de sobra para apreciar a vista, tirar fotos e respirar a atmosfera do interior da Andaluzia.
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Uma aldeia popular no coração do Parque Natural Grazalema
Aprecie as vistas enquanto nós dirigimos através das montanhas e até o ponto de vista no Las Palomas Pass
Uma linda vila no sopé das montanhas do Parque Natural. Desfrute de vistas sobre o lago. Se você estiver se sentindo enérgico, pode caminhar até a antiga torre de vigia acima da vila.
Destaques
O que está incluído
Avaliações dos viajantes
Informações importantes
- Assentos infantis disponíveis
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Bebês e crianças pequenas podem andar em um carrinho
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
Avaliações(3)
The half day van tour was exactly what we wanted! Eager to see countryside around Ronda but did not want to drive those roads! Lee, our guide/driver, was very well-informed and we had a lovely experience stopping in two villages and at a very scenic spot with an amazing 360 view. Although we are hikers, we appreciated the opportunity to see more by having time in the van.
Wow what a great company, Wayne and Heather were fantastic. We did a cycling tour one day and a mini bus tour the next. Would definitely recommend. The scenery was beautiful.
Heather picked us up in Ronda and drove us to Grazalema National Park, the village of Grazalema, and the village of Zahara. This was a wonderful experience. Heather is easy to talk to and she knows all about the region. She is an excellent driver and we were very happy to have someone familiar with the area to drive us on the very winding local roads. Both villages were gorgeous, but I liked Zahara better because it had a castle tower and there was a festival going on while we were there. The festival celebrated the reconquest of Andalusia by the Christians in 1485 after 750 years of Moorish rule. Many of the villagers wore period costumes and everything was decorated. We also saw a pair of ibex in the park. We would have missed them but for Heather pointing them out. By the end of the tour we had a much better understanding of Andalusia and so many fabulous photos. Thank you so much, Heather, for a memorable day.
