Disfruta de una velada inolvidable que comienza con la puesta de sol desde un mirador panorámico en las montañas de La Palma, la primera Reserva Starlight del mundo. Mientras el cielo cambia de color, relájate con una copa de vino local de cortesía mientras contemplas el paisaje. Una vez que caiga la noche, tu guía certificado por Starlight te descubrirá las maravillas del cielo nocturno, utilizando un puntero láser para identificar las estrellas más brillantes, las constelaciones y los planetas, al tiempo que te cuenta datos astronómicos y leyendas locales. A continuación, a través de potentes telescopios, observarás la Luna (cuando sea visible), planetas, nebulosas, cúmulos estelares y galaxias lejanas bajo uno de los cielos más despejados y oscuros de la Tierra. Gracias a los cielos protegidos de La Palma, a su gran altitud y a sus excepcionales condiciones atmosféricas, este es un viaje verdaderamente mágico desde la puesta de sol hasta las estrellas.
Experiencia de puesta de sol y observación de estrellas en el Roque de Los Muchachos
Esta experiencia cumple con los criterios del Consejo Mundial de Turismo Sostenible. Al elegir esta experiencia, proteges los lugares que te gustan, cuidas el medioambiente y colaboras con las comunidades locales
- Podrás contemplar una espectacular puesta de sol desde un mirador panorámico en la montaña mientras disfrutas de una copa de vino local de cortesía.
- Descubre las estrellas, las constelaciones y los planetas de la mano de un guía certificado por Starlight, que utilizará un puntero láser y te ofrecerá fascinantes datos astronómicos.
- Observa la Luna, los planetas, las nebulosas, los cúmulos estelares y las galaxias lejanas a través de telescopios profesionales bajo los cielos protegidos de La Palma, famosos en todo el mundo.
- Para que lo sepas, nuestro objetivo es ir al Mirador del Infinito, pero si las condiciones meteorológicas no son muy buenas, es posible que el guía elija un lugar alternativo.
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