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Auringonlasku ja delfiinejä

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52,00 €

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Kieli: Spanish, English, French

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Kesto: 4 tuntia–8 tuntia

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Tähyile delfiinejä Atlantilla
Auringonlasku
Lanzaroten rantaviiva

Retken kuvaus

Risteily auringonlaskun aikaan tähyillen samalla delfiinejä taitaa olla parhaita yhdistelmiä, mitä lomalla voi toivoa, ja tällä iltaretkellä tarjolla on noita molempia. Kiidät huippunopealla veneellä Puerto del Carmenin rannikolta merelle etsien delfiinejä ja katsellen sen jälkeen auringon laskemista horisontin taakse. Illan kruunaavat kuohuviini ja leivonnaiset.

Biosfera lähtee Puerto del Carmenin venesatamasta merelle alkuillasta. Kapteeni johdattaa sinut kahden tunnin ajaksi vesille, jotka ovat tunnetusti delfiinien suosimia alueita. Delfiinien näkemiselle ei ole takuuta – mutta kapteeni tekee kaikkensa, jotta pääsisit näkemään niitä. Delfiinejä nähdään suurella osalla risteilyistä. Veneellä tarjotaan tietoa delfiineistä. Veneen kiitäessä pitkin Atlanttia miehistö tarjoilee cavaa ja leivonnaisia.

Pian on aika ihailla toista luonnonnäytelmää – auringonlaskua. Värit vaihtelevat päivän ja pilvisyyden mukaan, mutta vaaleanpunainen, kullanvärinen tai tulipunainen taivas ovat täällä tuttuja näkyjä. Paluumatkalla satamaan Biosfera kulkee vulkaanisten rantakallioiden ja suojaisien poukamien ohitse. Taianomainen ilta.

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Risteily auringonlaskussa
Kuljetukset
Kuljetukset
Delfiinien bongaus
Cavalasillinen
Venematka

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Retken tarjoaja

TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4

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4,5/5

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4,5/5

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4,5/5

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4,4/5

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35 - 44 vuoden ikäinen

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Yleisarvio
4/5

Found lots of dolphins. Great fun. More cakes and drinks would have been nice.
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Matkusti puolison kanssa

25 - 34 vuoden ikäinen

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4/5
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Matkusti puolison kanssa

25 - 34 vuoden ikäinen

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4/5

Unfortunately we did not see any dolphins but was a good boat trip. Would definitely recommend taking a jacket as gets really cold out at sea. Shame a ...
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Matkusti perheen kanssa

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Cesar Manrique’s Lanzarote tour with Cactus Garden and LagOmar

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