Embárcate en una excursión inmersiva por Teno Alto, bastión de las tradiciones rurales dentro del parque rural de Teno. Un guía local te desvelará la evolución del asentamiento durante una caminata panorámica de 75 minutos. Descubre elementos etnológicos, desde la prehistoria hasta la actualidad, y comprueba la profunda conexión de los habitantes de Teno Alto con su tierra, sustentada por la agricultura y el pastoreo de cabras, señas de identidad de la región.
Al final de la ruta, adéntrate en el corazón de la cultura local con una visita exclusiva a una quesería, donde conocerás a uno de los últimos pastores de Teno. Descubre el arte que hay detrás de los quesos premiados y el incansable esfuerzo de las generaciones para preservar este antiguo oficio. Asiste a una exhibición del «salto del pastor», un apreciado deporte popular que muestra una agilidad y una destreza extraordinarias.
Termina la aventura en Rebojo, un restaurante tradicional de Garachico, donde la tercera generación de propietarios eleva la cocina canaria con un toque moderno. Disfruta de un menú degustación pensado para reflejar los sabores y paisajes de Teno Alto, con productos de km 0 que ponen de relieve la riqueza culinaria de la región. Para completar la experiencia, marida la comida con una cuidada selección de vinos de la región.
Al unirte a esta excursión, no solo apoyarás el turismo sostenible en una zona protegida, sino que también contribuirás a la conservación de su patrimonio cultural. Interactúa con los lugareños, conoce su modo de vida y percibe la esencia de Teno Alto a través de sus sabores y tradiciones.
Nat Geo Day Tour: Teno Alto: El último reducto de pastores de Tenerife
- Disfruta de una caminata panorámica por Teno Alto con este National Geographic Day Tour. Descubre su evolución y encuentra elementos etnológicos prehistóricos. Conoce a los habitantes y observa su profunda conexión con la tierra.
- Un guía de Teno Activo te revelará los detalles de cómo se preserva esta zona única. Reúnete con un pastor local que te explicará el proceso de elaboración del queso de cabra y come en un restaurante familiar.
- Visita una quesería local y conoce a uno de los últimos pastores de Teno, entra en contacto con las generaciones jóvenes y mayores que se esfuerzan por preservar esta antigua tradición. Descubre quesos premiados y profundiza en las perdurables tradiciones locales.
- Prueba la auténtica cocina local, preparada con ingredientes de la zona en un restaurante familiar, que fusiona los sabores tradicionales canarios con toques modernos. El metre guiará la degustación del menú, maridado con vinos regionales.
- La hora de recogida que aparece en el bono no es la hora de recogida real. El proveedor se pondrá en contacto contigo 24 horas antes de que empiece la excursión para confirmarla.
La opinión de otros usuarios sobre esta experiencia
Basado en 47 valoraciones de clientes reales
Rolf
De Estados Unidos de América - mayo de 2025Viajó en pareja
45 - 54 años
Excelente
Valoración global4/5
Die Tour ist sehr empfehlenswert und wir haben viel erfahren , Fahrer und Guide waren toll. Das einzige was nicht gefallen hat war der Zustand vom Bus ...
Boris Umek
De Estados Unidos de América - mayo de 2025Viajó en pareja
45 - 54 años
Excelente
Valoración global5/5
Nina
De Estados Unidos de América - abril de 2025Viajó con la familia
18 - 24 años
Excelente
Valoración global5/5
Te lang bij de geitenboerderij(kaas dat verkocht werd, moest ter plekke nog verpakt worden) Langer tijd nodig in garachico, 30 min is te kort, meer u ...
Niko
De Estados Unidos de América - abril de 2025Viajó en pareja
45 - 54 años
Bien
Valoración global4/5
Transfer und alles rund um ist sehr gut, Hotel und Service alles nahe perfekt. Als minus sind für uns (Rentner) alles sehr teuer, auch Ausflüge.
Joost
De Estados Unidos de América - abril de 2025Viajó solo
45 - 54 años
Bien
Valoración global4/5
Het was op zich een mooie excursie, mooie streek, goede chauffeur, goede gids, maar het was natuurlijk wel koud en we zaten in de wolken waardoor het ...
Hirtensprung
De Estados Unidos de América - abril de 2025Viajó en pareja
45 - 54 años
Excelente
Valoración global4/5
Leider konnte das Essen im Restaurant nicht überzeugen. Es war weder authentisch noch entsprach es dem erwarteten Niveau. Dabei muss eine schlichte, r ...
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