Quando os seis longos anos de erupções do Timanfaya cessaram em 1736, os fazendeiros de La Geria acreditaram que suas terras férteis estavam perdidas para sempre sob uma espessa camada de cinzas. Mas as famílias locais precisavam tornar a terra produtiva novamente, e por meio de muito trabalho duro e determinação, eles conseguiram criar os vinhedos de La Geria.
Você começará com uma caminhada panorâmica, seguindo trilhas por vinhedos particulares pertencentes à bodega familiar de Nacho Romero, aberta exclusivamente para viajantes da National Geographic.
À medida que você absorve o caráter único dessas paisagens onde os vinhedos são cercados por vulcões, o proprietário explicará como a camada de cinzas vulcânicas, conhecida localmente como "picón", moldou seus métodos de cultivo, que são únicos no mundo. Se você tiver a sorte de encontrá-los maduros, poderá até colher uvas direto da videira enquanto ouve Nacho ou sua esposa Luisa, ambos produtores de vinho, falarem sobre as características do vinho vulcânico. De volta à bodega após a caminhada, você poderá provar um dos vinhos artesanais que Nacho e Luisa fazem em sua vinícola.
Em seguida, você seguirá para a Bodega La Geria – outro componente importante do movimento de produção ecológica de vinho. O próprio enólogo lhe mostrará a bodega. Descubra os segredos das cavidades, chamadas "zocos", que abrigam as videiras do vento, e descubra as diferentes variedades de uvas que prosperam no terroir vulcânico de Lanzarote. Para finalizar, saboreie uma degustação de um dos vinhos renomados da propriedade com queijo e biscoitos locais.
Nat Geo Day Tour: La Geria, vinhedos que brotaram do fogo
Esta experiência atende aos critérios do Conselho Global de Turismo Sustentável. Ao escolher esta experiência, você pode proteger os lugares que ama, cuidar do meio ambiente e apoiar as comunidades locais
- Admire a singularidade da paisagem de La Geria, um legado deixado aos agricultores locais por uma série de erupções vulcânicas, e prove o que é considerado uma das uvas mais antigas do mundo: Malvasia volcanoca.
- Liderado por dois produtores de vinho locais, aprenda sobre os métodos tradicionais de cultivo de La Geria, únicos no mundo e ainda preservados.
- Em sua visita exclusiva aos vinhedos privados da propriedade Nacho Romero, que não estão abertos a outros grupos, um dos proprietários e produtores de vinho guiará uma caminhada pelos vinhedos, apresentando as variedades de uvas locais e oferecendo uma degustação de seu vinho artesanal.
- Sessão de degustação de vinhos e queijos locais na vinícola La Geria, que acontece em uma área exclusiva da bodega enquanto o enólogo explica em detalhes o legado do vinho de Lanzarote.
- Saiba como a TUI Care Foundation está envolvida na conservação e no apoio a esse método único de cultivo de vinho em Lanzarote, uma ilha declarada Reserva da Biosfera pela UNESCO.
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- Não é adequado para gestantes ou hóspedes com problemas nas costas
- Não é adequado para cadeiras de rodas
- Não é adequado para hóspedes com mobilidade reduzida
- Somente para adultos
- Traga calçado adequado
- Comida não inclusa
- Sujeito às condições meteorológicas
- Guia de língua inglesa para todas as nacionalidades
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