Gran Canaria Historical House With Mango Plantation

Gran Canaria’s rich cultural heritage comes alive at a 200-year-old Canarian farmhouse, nestled amidst a lush mango plantation. This intimate small-group tour invites you to explore the island’s captivating history and stunning landscapes while indulging in local delicacies. From the vibrant cactus garden to the cultivation of tropical fruits, every moment promises to transport you back in time and leave you yearning for more.

Key Points

• A 200-year-old Canarian farmhouse and mango plantation offering guided tours focused on cultural heritage and flora.
• The tour includes a visit to a vermouth factory with tastings and a concluding mango and yogurt dessert.
• Small-group tours limited to 10 participants with personalized experiences and knowledgeable guides in multiple languages.
• Opportunity to explore Gran Canaria’s history and unique blend of cultural, culinary, and environmental experiences.
• Additional options include private guides, lunch or dinner, and complimentary water and mango-based dessert.

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Overview and Pricing

The historical house in Gran Canaria offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore its 200-year-old Canarian farmhouse and mango plantation.

Priced at $59.84 per person, this 2-hour guided tour allows guests to discover the property’s captivating history and diverse flora.

With free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance and the option to reserve now and pay later, this experience is both flexible and accessible.

Whether you’re interested in the cactus garden, the mango and avocado cultivation, or the vermouth factory tour, this small-group tour promises an immersive and memorable journey through Gran Canaria’s rich cultural heritage.

Itinerary and Activities

Visitors begin their historical house experience in Los Pasitos, 2, Mogán. The guided tour introduces them to a 200-year-old Canarian farmhouse.

Next, they’ll explore a cactus garden and learn about mango, avocado, and soursop cultivation. The highlight is the visit to a vermouth factory, where they’ll sample red and white vermouth.

The tour concludes with a unique dessert – cold mango and yogurt soup with chocolate cubes, known as Gazpachuelo de mango.

Throughout the 2-hour experience, the knowledgeable guide, available in English, Spanish, and Russian, shares the property’s fascinating history and local traditions.

Group Size and Accessibility

Although the historical house experience is offered as a small group tour, it’s limited to a maximum of 10 participants. This intimate setting allows for a more personalized and engaging experience.

The tour is led by knowledgeable guides who provide the tour in English, Spanish, and Russian, ensuring accessibility for a diverse audience.

Unfortunately, the tour isn’t suitable for those with mobility impairments or individuals with baby carriages, as the property isn’t fully wheelchair accessible.

However, the small group size and personal attention from the guides make this a unique opportunity to explore Gran Canaria’s rich history and natural wonders.

Additional Information and Options

Along With the core tour, visitors can opt for an optional lunch or dinner at the nearby Valle de Mogán restaurant, where they can savor local Canarian dishes.

Visitors can enhance their experience by savoring local Canarian cuisine at the nearby Valle de Mogán restaurant.

The experience includes:

• A private guide to accompany the group and provide insights throughout the tour.

• Complimentary water and a unique mango-based dessert to sample.

• A tasting of red and white vermouth, offering a chance to explore local spirits.

Visitors will meet their guide, dressed in a black jacket, at the parking lot of the Valle de Mogán restaurant to begin this immersive historical adventure.

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Customer Reviews and Feedback

Guests have consistently lauded the historical house tour, awarding it an impressive 5-star rating based on 7 reviews. Positive feedback highlights the warm and welcoming guides, Katarina and Tatiana, who bring the property’s fascinating history to life. Visitors praise the excellent tastings and care for guests, including non-alcoholic options. The beautiful views and informative experience have delighted travelers.

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| 5 | 7 |

| 4 | 0 |

| 3 | 0 |

| 2 | 0 |

| 1 | 0 |

The overwhelmingly positive reviews demonstrate the tour’s ability to captivate and delight guests with its unique blend of history, culture, and culinary experiences.

The Unique Dessert: Gazpachuelo De Mango

One of the highlights of the tour is the unique dessert, the Gazpachuelo de mango. This cold mango and yogurt soup is topped with delightful chocolate cubes, creating a delectable fusion of flavors.

• The velvety mango puree provides a refreshing and subtly sweet base.

• The creamy yogurt adds a tangy counterpoint to the fruit.

• The unexpected crunch of the chocolate cubes elevates the dish, adding depth and richness.

This innovative dessert is a true taste of Gran Canaria’s culinary creativity, leaving a lasting impression on visitors’ palates.

Experiencing the 200-Year-Old Canarian Farmhouse

What awaits visitors as they step into this 200-year-old Canarian farmhouse? A guided tour that transports them back in time.

They’ll marvel at the traditional architecture, with its high ceilings, wooden beams, and whitewashed walls. The guide shares the farmhouse’s rich history, recounting tales of its past residents and the challenges they faced.

Visitors explore the lush mango plantation, learning about the cultivation process.

Visitors explore the lush mango plantation, learning about the cultivation process that has been practiced for generations.

The tour culminates in a visit to the cactus garden, where they discover the diverse array of plants thriving in the Canarian climate.

This immersive experience offers a unique glimpse into Gran Canaria’s heritage.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the Tour Be Combined With Other Activities in the Area?

The tour can be combined with other activities in the area, such as an optional lunch or dinner at a local restaurant featuring regional dishes. Guests have the flexibility to customize their experience.

Are There Any Additional Fees or Hidden Costs?

There are no additional fees or hidden costs for the tour. The price includes the guided tour, cactus garden visit, mango plantation exploration, vermouth tasting, and a unique mango dessert. Guests can also opt for an additional lunch or dinner at an extra cost.

Do the Guides Provide Recommendations for Other Attractions in Gran Canaria?

The guides often provide recommendations for other top attractions and activities in Gran Canaria to complement the tour experience. They share insider tips to help guests make the most of their visit to the island.

Is There an Option to Extend the Tour Duration?

The tour doesn’t offer an option to extend the duration, but the guides may provide recommendations for other attractions in Gran Canaria if guests inquire. The standard tour lasts 2 hours.

What Is the Dress Code or Recommended Attire for the Tour?

There’s no strict dress code, but comfortable, casual attire is recommended. Closed-toe shoes are advised for walking on uneven terrain. The tour takes place outdoors, so dressing in layers and bringing sun protection is also suggested.

The Sum Up

This tour offers a unique opportunity to take in Gran Canaria’s rich cultural heritage. Visitors can explore a 200-year-old Canarian farmhouse, stroll through a lush mango plantation, and indulge in local delicacies while learning about the island’s captivating history. With a small group size and a guided experience, it’s an intimate and unforgettable way to connect with Gran Canaria’s stunning landscapes and vibrant traditions.

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