Gran Canaria Historical House With Mango Plantation

Nestled in the heart of Gran Canaria, the Historical House with Mango Plantation offers visitors a captivating glimpse into the island’s rich cultural heritage. This 200-year-old Canarian house complex invites you to explore lush gardens, discover the secrets of a vermouth factory, and learn about the local way of life. With guided commentary in multiple languages, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of the region’s history and traditions. But what truly sets this experience apart is the opportunity to indulge in a unique blend of flavors and stories that will leave you craving more.

Key Points

• Explore a 200-year-old Canarian house complex with a mango plantation and vermouth factory during a 2-hour guided tour in English, Spanish, or Russian.
• Tour includes a 75-minute guided exploration of the Canarian house complex, a 30-minute winery visit and tasting, and a unique mango dessert.
• Pricing starts at $59.36 per person with a "reserve now & pay later" option and free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.
• The tour is wheelchair-accessible and accommodates visitors with mobility needs, with a small group size for an intimate experience.
• Optional lunch or dinner at the Valle de Mogán restaurant with local dishes, as well as hotel pickup and drop-off services, are available.

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Overview of the Experience

Visitors can explore a 200-year-old Canarian house complex that has been meticulously restored to showcase the region’s popular architectural standards.

The experience includes a mango plantation and a vermouth factory, offering a comprehensive look into the island’s history and culture. The tour lasts approximately 2 hours and is limited to a small group of 10 participants, ensuring a personalized experience.

Tour guides provide commentary in English, Spanish, and Russian, making it accessible to a wide range of guests. Plus, the site is wheelchair-accessible, accommodating visitors with mobility needs.

Pricing and Reservation Details

The tour is priced from $59.36 per person.

Visitors can choose to reserve their spot without upfront payment through the "Reserve now & pay later" option. Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

The small group size is limited to 10 participants, ensuring an intimate experience. The tour is available in English, Spanish, and Russian, and is wheelchair accessible, catering to diverse needs.

The small group size ensures an intimate experience, and the tour is available in multiple languages and wheelchair accessible.

With these flexible pricing and reservation options, guests can easily secure their spot for this unique historical house and mango plantation exploration.

Itinerary Highlights

The tour begins at Los Pasitos, 2, in Mogán, where guests embark on a 75-minute guided exploration of the 200-year-old Canarian house complex. They’ll discover a cactus garden, mango and avocado growth, and a vermouth factory. The experience culminates with a 30-minute winery visit and tasting, where guests can sample white and red vermouth as well as a unique dessert, Gazpachuelo de mango.

| Activity | Duration |

| — | — |

| Guided Tour | 75 minutes |

| Winery Visit & Tasting | 30 minutes |

| Total Duration | 2 hours |

Additional Offerings

What else does the experience offer? Visitors can enjoy an optional lunch or dinner at the Valle de Mogán restaurant, featuring local dishes.

The tour includes a private guide, water, a unique mango dessert, and a vermouth tasting. For added convenience, hotel pickup and drop-off services are available.

The experience is designed to provide a well-rounded exploration of the Canarian house complex, its history, and the region’s culinary delights.

With these additional offerings, guests can fully enjoy the rich cultural heritage and flavors of Gran Canaria.

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Customer Reviews and Feedback

According to the available customer reviews, the Gran Canaria Historical House experience has received overwhelmingly positive feedback, with an overall rating of 5/5 based on 7 reviews.

Guests praised the friendliness and knowledge of the tour guides, highlighting the informative nature of the tour and the unique tasting experiences.

Visitors appreciated the special accommodations made for non-alcoholic drink options for younger participants.

The combination of the historical house, mango plantation, and vermouth factory seems to have provided a truly memorable and educational experience for those who’ve had the opportunity to explore this Canarian cultural gem.

Explore the Canarian House Complex

Stepping through the iron gates, visitors are immediately transported to a bygone era as they explore the 200-year-old Canarian house complex.

Stepping through the iron gates, visitors are immediately transported to a bygone era as they explore the 200-year-old Canarian house complex.

This beautifully restored property features:

1. A mango plantation, where guests can witness the cultivation and growth of this tropical fruit.

2. A vermouth factory, offering a unique tasting experience of both white and red vermouths.

3. A cactus garden, showcasing the diverse flora of the Canary Islands.

4. The opportunity to savor the local delicacy, Gazpachuelo de mango, a delightful mango-based dessert.

Discover the Mango Plantation

As visitors explore the 200-year-old Canarian house complex, they’re greeted by a vibrant mango plantation. Rows of lush mango trees stretch across the property, their branches heavy with the juicy fruit.

Guides provide insight into the plantation’s history and cultivation practices, explaining how the tropical climate and fertile soil create an ideal environment for mangoes. Guests can wander through the plantation, admiring the verdant foliage and spotting wildlife that calls the orchard home.

The tour culminates with a chance to sample the estate’s signature mango-based dessert, offering a delightful taste of local flavors.

Experience the Vermouth Factory

The vermouth factory nestled within the historic Canarian house complex captivates visitors with its time-honored traditions.

Nestled within a historic Canarian complex, the vermouth factory captivates visitors with its time-honored traditions.

Guests embark on a guided tour, exploring the centuries-old processes used to craft the distinctive vermouth. The experience includes:

1. Tasting the signature white and red vermouths, each with its own unique blend of botanicals.

2. Observing the meticulous distillation and aging techniques that give the vermouths their rich, complex flavors.

3. Learning about the history and cultural significance of vermouth production in the Canary Islands.

4. Savoring a special dessert, the Gazpachuelo de mango, which showcases the region’s renowned mango harvest.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Bring My Own Food on the Tour?

The tour does not allow participants to bring their own food. However, an optional lunch or dinner at the Valle de Mogán restaurant is available, featuring local dishes.

Are There Any Age Restrictions for the Tour?

There are no age restrictions for the tour. Children of all ages are welcome to participate. Guests under the legal drinking age will be offered non-alcoholic alternatives during the vermouth tasting portion of the experience.

Is There an Option to Extend the Tour Duration?

The tour duration can’t be extended, as it’s a fixed 2-hour experience. However, guests have the option to add an optional lunch or dinner at the nearby Valle de Mogán restaurant to extend their visit.

Do You Offer Any Group Discounts or Promotions?

Yes, the experience offers group discounts. Groups of 4 or more receive a 10% discount on the per-person price. Plus, there are occasional promotional offers that can provide further savings, so it’s best to check the website for current deals.

What Is the Dress Code for the Tour?

There’s no formal dress code, but comfortable, casual attire is recommended. Participants should wear walking shoes, as the tour involves exploring an historic house and grounds. Guests are encouraged to dress appropriately for the outdoor plantation and tasting activities.

The Sum Up

The Gran Canaria Historical House with Mango Plantation offers a captivating 2-hour tour that immerses visitors in the island’s history, agriculture, and gastronomy. Guests can explore a charming 200-year-old Canarian house, discover lush gardens with mango and avocado trees, and even experience a vermouth factory. With knowledgeable guides and unique tastings, this tour promises a delightful blend of cultural experiences for a truly memorable visit.

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