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Do you know the coast of Daute de Isora? In this ephemera we want to show you its beauty, through a tour around the natural pools of the area and the famous geological formation of the Rayo de Buenavista del Norte.
If you have any questions, please contact us through our contact or read our frequently asked questions section.
If you have any questions, please contact us through our contact or read our frequently asked questions section.
August 8
Up to 15 persons
All ages
Tenerife
Do you know the coast of Daute de Isora? In this ephemera we want to show you its beauty, through a tour around the natural pools of the area and the famous geological formation of the Rayo de Buenavista del Norte.
During the route we will travel back in time to learn about the ancient workings of the area: the salt mines, sugar cane or the use of lime kilns, learning about how these practices came to the islands, as well as their development and techniques, especially in the area of Daute Isora. At the end of the tour, we will pass by the lime kilns and the sugar mill of Los Silos,
As a curiosity, we can also find a life-size skeleton of a Rorqual whale and take a swim in the Charco de la Araña or other puddles in the area.
Time and date: August 8, meeting at 9:15 am, Buenavista del Norte lighthouse.
Languages: Spanish
Number of persons: up to 15 persons respecting the current regulations in COVID 19 measures for tourist guide activities.
Duration: approximately 2.5 hours (6km on a linear path of low difficulty).
Ideal for: singles, couples, families, groups, etc.
Place: Buenavista del Norte to Los Silos
If you have any questions, please talk to us through our chat or read our frequently asked questions section.
Closed and comfortable walking shoes are recommended
To return from the route, you can go to the bus stop located 30 minutes away or contact the organisers in time for the taxi service.
We are Lola and Laura, and we are here to help you. We will be happy to help you and explain what you need.
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