Ce National Geographic Day Tour aux côtés d'un archéologue vous propose de lever le voile sur les secrets des Guanches, la population aborigène éteinte de Gran Canaria. Le programme de l'excursion commence par la visite du musée La Fortaleza. Vous en apprendrez davantage sur les régimes alimentaires ancestraux en découvrant les aliments qui ont nourri les générations passées. Vous aurez également accès à la salle des archives, en exclusivité pour les visiteurs du National Geographic, où deux momies rares révèleront des informations sur la vie et la mort des premiers habitants de l'île. Une dégustation de spécialités locales est au programme, avec de l'huile d'olive, du pain, du sel de Tenefé et des pâtisseries à base de farine de gofio, d'amandes ou de figues.
Vous continuerez au site archéologique de La Fortaleza, le plus complet de Gran Canaria. Protégé par la loi, il est aussi intéressant par son importance historique que par sa localisation. Vous découvrirez des grottes d'habitation ornées de peintures rupestres, des greniers, des maisons en pierre, des monuments funéraires, des gravures et le plus ancien sanctuaire de l'île. Vous comprendrez pourquoi les Guanches l'appelaient "l'axe du monde ", l'endroit où le ciel et la terre se rencontrent.
À La Fortaleza, vous serez témoin de l'ancien mode de vie en découvrant le tunnel qui traverse le rocher, offrant des panoramas sur La Fortaleza de Abajo. Cette colonie tentaculaire de maisons excavées n'est qu'à un jet de pierre.
Vous continuerez avec un trajet pittoresque de routes sinueuses jusqu'au pied de la caldeira. Pour compléter l'expérience, vous déjeunerez canarien au Mirador Santa Lucia, un restaurant de cuisine régionale avec de belles vues. Profitez-en pour manger en admirant le paysage environnant et même peut-être réfléchir à l'histoire que vous venez de découvrir.
Nat Geo Day Tour : Percez les mystères des Guanches avec un archéologue
Cette expérience répond aux critères du Conseil mondial du tourisme durable (GSTC). En choisissant cette expérience, vous pouvez protéger les lieux que vous aimez, prendre soin de l'environnement et soutenir les communautés locales
- Levez le voile sur les mystères des Guanches lors de ce fascinant National Geographic Day Tour organisé par le National Geographic et dirigé par un archéologue
- Profitez d'un accès exclusif à une salle d'archives privée au musée de La Fortaleza pour admirer les reliques récemment découvertes
- Découvrez une partie de l'héritage aborigène le plus impressionnant de Gran Canaria sur le site archéologique de La Fortaleza, en compagnie de l'archéologue
- Explorez les dernières découvertes archéologiques et les techniques de momification caractéristiques des Guanches. Leur singularité est si remarquable qu'une momie guanche a fait la couverture du National Geographic en 2021
- Savourez un délicieux repas régional dans un restaurant canarien traditionnel, ajoutant une expérience culinaire inoubliable à votre aventure
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- Le photographe parle espagnol, mais un guide officiel sera présent pour traduire et vous assister tout au long du parcours.
- Cette activité implique une durée totale approximative de marche ou d'être debout d'environ 2 heures 30 minutes.
- Activité avec itinéraire non adapté aux personnes en fauteuil roulant
- Activité avec itinéraire non adapté aux personnes à mobilité réduite
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