Lugano
Gandria pathway, visit to the Customs Museum and aperitive in Cantine di Gandria
An easy excursion on foot, along the path that runs longlake the Ceresio, immersed in the tranquility to admire the Mediterranean flora and fauna and the splendid scenery of the lake and the surrounding mountains that frame it.
Once we are in Gandria, we will make a short stop in the picturesque village that takes us back in time. Following the crossing of the lake by boat to reach Cantine di Gandria, on the border with Italy, for the visit to the Customs Museum. Finally a relaxing apero to enjoy some local food and drinks.
Meeting at the parking place of San Domenico where the Gandria path begins at 14:00.
- Departure on foot along the path to Gandria.
- Visit of Gandria.
- Cross the lake by boat to Cantine di Gandria.
- Visit to the Customs Museum.
- Aperitif included in the price
- Return scheduled for 19:00
Date: On request
Cost: from CHF 75.-
INFORMATION:
RESERVATION REQUIRED.
Group of 12 pax
Accompaniment throughout the journey
Possibility to organize tours on request.
The price can be requested based on the number of participants
The trip can be canceled in case of bad weather
Level of walking difficulty: easy
FOR RESERVATIONS CONTACT:
www.maradise.ch
or
www.vacanzaconidelfini.com
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Contact
Maradise Viaggi
Via Capelli 28
6900 Lugano
+ 41 (0)91 971 46 74
info@maradise.ch
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Opening
upon request
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Prices
From CHF 75.-
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