Mogan: Historical House, Mango Plantation & Vermouth Factory

Mogan, a captivating destination in the Canary Islands, offers visitors a unique opportunity to enjoy a tapestry of history, agriculture, and gastronomy. This enchanting experience beckons travelers to explore a 200-year-old Canarian house complex, lose themselves in the lush embrace of a mango plantation, and uncover the secrets of a charming vermouth factory. With guided tours that showcase the region’s architectural heritage, tastings of exquisite vermouths, and the chance to savor a refreshing mango gazpachuelo, this adventure promises to enchant the senses and ignite the imagination. Prepare to be transported to a world where the past and present converge, leaving you eager to discover more.

Key Points

• A 2-hour guided exploration of a 200-year-old Canarian house complex, featuring a mango plantation and a vermouth factory.
• The experience includes a 75-minute break, photo opportunities, and wildlife viewing, as well as a 30-minute wine and food tasting.
• The restored buildings showcase the unique Canarian architectural heritage, and the cactus garden showcases the diverse plant life of the Canary Islands.
• The tasting and culinary experience offers a delectable journey, including white and red vermouth tastings and a cold mango and yogurt soup.
• The activity is wheelchair accessible and available in English, Spanish, and Russian, with a group size limited to 10 participants.

Experience Overview

Visitors to the Mogan: Historical House and Mango Plantation can partake in a two-hour exploration of a 200-year-old Canarian house complex.

The experience includes a mango plantation and a vermouth factory. The group size is limited to 10 participants and is offered in English, Spanish, and Russian.

The experience is wheelchair accessible, making it inclusive for visitors with mobility considerations.

The tour features a 75-minute break time, photo stop, guided tour, and wildlife viewing.

Afterward, participants can enjoy a 30-minute wine and food tasting at the winery before returning to the starting location.

Itinerary Highlights

The tour begins at Los Pasitos, 2, in Mogán. Guests will enjoy a 75-minute experience that includes a break, photo opportunities, a guided tour, and wildlife viewing.

The highlight is a 30-minute wine and food tasting at the winery on-site. After the tasting, the tour returns to the starting location of Los Pasitos, 2.

Throughout the experience, you will learn about the historical and cultural significance of the 200-year-old Canarian house complex, including its restored buildings, native vegetation, and scenic views of the Mogán valley.

Historical and Cultural Significance

The restored buildings of the 200-year-old Canarian house complex reflect the region’s unique architectural heritage.

The complex is nestled in an enclave with native vegetation and scenic views of the Mogan valley, allowing visitors to enjoy the local landscape.

A captivating cactus garden showcases the diverse plant life of the Canary Islands.

Throughout the experience, guests will learn about the culinary uses of local fruits like mangoes, avocados, and soursops, providing valuable insights into the region’s food culture and traditions.

Tasting and Culinary Experience

Complementing the historical and cultural highlights, the Mogan experience offers a delectable tasting and culinary journey.

Visitors can indulge in a variety of local delights, including:

1. White and red vermouth tastings at the onsite winery.
2. A refreshing gazpachuelo de mango – a cold mango and yogurt soup with chocolate cubes.
3. An optional lunch or dinner at the Valle de Mogan restaurant, featuring traditional Canarian dishes.
4. A chance to learn about the culinary uses of local fruits like mangoes, avocados, and soursops.

This tasting experience allows guests to savor the flavors of Mogan and deepen their understanding of the region’s rich gastronomic heritage.

Booking Information

Visitors can book the Mogan: Historical House and Mango Plantation experience starting from €49.63 per person. The experience is fully wheelchair accessible, though it is not suitable for those with mobility impairments, heart problems, high blood pressure, or those over 95 years old. Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance.

Booking Information
Price	From €49.63 per person
Cancellation Policy	Free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance
Meeting Point	Parking of Valle de Mogán restaurant, guide in black jacket

Customer reviews highlight the friendly guides and excellent tastings, with an overall rating of 5/5 based on 3 reviews.

Getting to the Activity

Participants meet at the parking lot of the Valle de Mogan restaurant, where a guide wearing a black jacket will be waiting to greet the group.

From there, the group will:

1. Walk approximately 10 minutes to the 200-year-old Canarian house complex.
2. Pass through the mango plantation and vermouth factory on the way.
3. Admire the restored buildings reflecting Canarian architecture and the scenic views of the Mogan valley.
4. Explore the cactus garden with its diverse plant varieties.

The activity is wheelchair accessible, making it suitable for visitors of all mobility levels.

Activity Suitability

The Mogan activity is suitable for a wide range of participants, though there are some limitations to keep in mind.

The tour is wheelchair accessible, making it accessible to those with mobility challenges. However, it’s not recommended for people with heart problems, high blood pressure, or those over 95 years old due to the nature of the activities.

The group size is limited to 10 participants, ensuring an intimate and personalized experience. The tour is offered in English, Spanish, and Russian, catering to various language preferences.

Customer Reviews

According to the reviews, visitors have consistently praised the Mogan experience, awarding it an impressive 5-star rating across 3 reviews.

Highlights include:

1. Friendly and knowledgeable guides who bring the history and culture to life.

2. Excellent tastings of white and red vermouth, as well as the unique Gazpachuelo de mango dessert.

3. The opportunity to explore the restored 200-year-old Canarian house complex and its surrounding gardens, with their native vegetation and scenic views.

4. An overall immersive and educational experience that provides a deep appreciation for the local fruits, architecture, and traditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks?

Sorry, but you can’t bring your own food and drinks on this experience. The tour includes a guided visit, tastings, and an optional meal, so you’ll be fully taken care of during the 2-hour activity.

Are There Any Special Dietary Requirements for the Tastings?

The experience offers tastings that accommodate various dietary needs. Guests with dietary restrictions can inform the guides, who will ensure they can partake in the food and wine sampling. Advance notice of any special requirements is recommended.

Is the Tour Suitable for Children?

The tour is suitable for children, though they may find some aspects more engaging than others. The guided tour and tastings are generally appropriate for all ages, but parental supervision is recommended.

Are There Any Additional Fees or Hidden Costs?

The tour’s price includes all activities, tastings, and transportation. There are no additional fees or hidden costs. Participants should be aware of the tour’s age and mobility restrictions.

Can I Extend the Duration of the Tour?

Yes, you can extend the duration of the tour for an additional fee. Speak with the tour operator to discuss options and pricing for a longer experience tailored to your interests.

Recap

Mogan offers a captivating exploration of Canarian heritage, blending history, agriculture, and gastronomy. Visitors can enjoy the region’s architectural wonders, savor exquisite vermouth, and indulge in a refreshing mango gazpachuelo. With scenic valley views and insights into local culinary traditions, this experience promises an enriching adventure for those seeking an authentic taste of the Canary Islands.