Mogan: Historical House, Mango Plantation & Vermouth Factory

Nestled in the lush landscapes of Mogan lies a captivating blend of history, agriculture, and local culture. This guided tour invites visitors to step back in time, explore a 200-year-old Canarian farmhouse, and discover the secrets of a thriving mango plantation and vermouth factory. Combining wildlife viewing, sightseeing, and tastings, the experience promises to immerse guests in the rich heritage of the region. Whether you’re a history buff, a foodie, or simply someone seeking an authentic taste of Mogan, this tour offers a unique opportunity to unveil the enchanting charm of this remarkable destination.

Key Points

• A 2-hour guided tour that explores a 200-year-old Canarian farmhouse, mango plantation, and vermouth factory in Mogan, Gran Canaria.
• Includes 75 minutes of wildlife viewing and sightseeing, followed by a 30-minute tasting of white and red vermouth and a mango dessert.
• Tour starts at the parking lot of Valle de Mogan restaurant and is wheelchair accessible, but not suitable for baby carriages or individuals with specific health issues.
• Small group experience with a maximum of 10 people, available in English, Spanish, and Russian, allowing for personalized engagement with the knowledgeable guide.
• Overall tour rating of 5/5 based on positive customer feedback, highlighting the guide’s friendliness, high-quality tastings, and fascinating historical insights.

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Overview and Pricing

The Mogan: Historical House and Mango Plantation experience offers visitors the chance to step back in time and explore a 200-year-old Canarian farmhouse, a mango plantation, and a vermouth factory.

Priced at $66.04 per person, this 2-hour tour includes 75 minutes of guided wildlife viewing, sightseeing, and a tour, followed by 30 minutes of wine and food tasting.

Guests can enjoy white and red vermouth, as well as a mango dessert.

With free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance and a reserve now, pay later option, this small group experience is an accessible and flexible way to discover the area’s rich history and local flavors.

Location and Accessibility

Starting location for the Mogan: Historical House and Mango Plantation experience is Los Pasitos, 2, Mogan.

The meeting point is the parking lot of Valle de Mogan restaurant, and the tour guide will be wearing a black jacket to identify themselves.

The tour is wheelchair accessible, but it’s not suitable for baby carriages or individuals with mobility issues, heart problems, high blood pressure, or those over 95 years old.

Participants can expect a guided tour that lasts about 2 hours, with 75 minutes of wildlife viewing, sightseeing, and a guided tour, followed by 30 minutes of wine and food tasting.

Itinerary and Activities

The Mogan: Historical House and Mango Plantation experience offers an immersive journey through the region’s rich heritage and natural wonders.

Over the course of 75 minutes, guests will embark on a guided tour, exploring a 200-year-old Canarian farmhouse, a captivating cactus garden, and a mango plantation that doubles as a vermouth factory.

The highlights of this experience include tastings of white and red vermouth, as well as a delectable mango dessert known as Gazpachuelo de mango.

The tour culminates with a 30-minute wine and food tasting, allowing visitors to savor the flavors that embody the local culinary traditions.

Guided Tour Highlights

Visitors dive into the rich history and natural allure of the region during the guided tour. They marvel at the 200-year-old Canarian farmhouse, a testament to the area’s architectural heritage.

Next, they explore the captivating cactus garden, home to a diverse array of plant life. The highlight of the tour is the mango plantation and vermouth factory, where guests learn about the production process and sample the flavorful local delicacies.

The tour culminates with a mouthwatering tasting of white and red vermouth, as well as the delightful mango dessert known as Gazpachuelo de mango. This immersive experience offers a unique glimpse into the cultural and culinary traditions of Mogan.

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Tasting Experiences

Capping off the guided tour, guests indulge in a delectable tasting experience.

For 30 minutes, they savor the flavors of the Mogan region. The highlights include sampling the estate’s signature white and red vermouths, each offering a unique blend of botanicals and sweetness.

But the real treat is the mango dessert, known as Gazpachuelo de mango. This refreshing, fruity delight showcases the abundance of mangoes grown on the plantation.

Guests can’t help but be impressed by the complex, yet balanced, flavors that perfectly encapsulate the essence of Mogan’s agricultural heritage.

Optional Dining

For those seeking a more complete dining experience, the tour offers an optional lunch or dinner at the renowned Valle de Mogán restaurant.

Featuring local dishes made from fresh ingredients, this add-on allows visitors to savor the flavors of the region.

The restaurant’s focus on using seasonal, locally-sourced produce ensures a truly authentic Canarian culinary experience.

Whether you choose to enjoy a leisurely lunch or an evening meal, this optional dining experience is the perfect way to round out your exploration of Mogán’s historical and agricultural offerings.

It’s a chance to fully learn about the local culture and cuisine.

Group Size and Languages

The small group experience at Mogan caps participation at a maximum of 10 individuals, ensuring an intimate and personalized tour. This allows the knowledgeable guide to engage directly with guests, answering questions and providing insights into the rich history and culture of the region.

Whether you’re exploring the 200-year-old Canarian farmhouse, wandering the cactus garden, or sampling the locally produced vermouths and mango desserts, you’ll enjoy a more immersive and tailored experience in this small-group setting.

The tour is available in English, Spanish, and Russian, catering to a diverse range of international visitors.

Customer Feedback

Guests who have experienced the Mogan tour rave about the knowledgeable and friendly tour guide, who brings the history and culture of the region to life. Based on over 3 customer reviews, the tour has an impressive 5/5 overall rating.

Review Highlights	Positive	Negative
Tour Guide	Friendly, knowledgeable	–
Tastings	High quality	–
Historical Significance	Fascinating insights	–

Reviewers specifically mention the guide’s ability to vividly share the history of the 200-year-old Canarian farmhouse and the charm of the entire experience. The tour’s combination of sightseeing, wildlife viewing, and tastings has left a lasting impression on visitors.

Things To Know

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks on the Tour?

According to the tour information, guests are not allowed to bring their own food and drinks. The tour includes tastings of local vermouth and mango dessert, so outside items are not permitted during the experience.

Are Pets Allowed on the Tour?

The tour doesn’t allow pets. It’s wheelchair accessible, but not suitable for baby carriages or individuals with mobility issues. The guide will be wearing a black jacket to help identify them.

Is Photography Allowed During the Tour?

Yes, photography is allowed during the tour. Guests are encouraged to capture the scenic views, historical buildings, and unique flora and fauna they encounter along the way to document their experience.

Are There Any Age Restrictions for Participants?

Yes, there are some age restrictions for this tour. It’s not suitable for individuals over 95 years old or those with mobility impairments, heart problems, or high blood pressure.

Can I Customize the Tour Itinerary to My Preferences?

Yes, you can customize the tour itinerary to suit your preferences. The tour operator is flexible and willing to accommodate special requests, as long as they’re within the tour’s scope and duration.

Sum Up

This captivating tour in Mogan offers a unique opportunity to take in the region’s rich heritage, agricultural bounty, and local culinary traditions. From exploring a historic farmhouse and mango plantation to savoring signature vermouths and a mango dessert, the experience beautifully showcases the diverse charms of this charming destination. It’s an intimate and immersive journey that’s not to be missed.

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