Half-day private visit with an official guide and 4x4 pick-up from your accommodation, for groups of up to 6
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Description
One of the most charming (and most legendary) landscapes in the province of Soria is about 20 km from Vinuesa: Laguna Negra, the glacial lake that inspired Antonio Machado in La tierra de Alvargonzález: "clear water where the eagles of the sierra drink, where the wild boar of the mountain and the deer and the roe deer come to drink". This is a private route, just for your group, with an official tourist guide. You are picked up at your accommodation (within the province) in a 4x4 with a glass roof that opens and winter tyres, with room for 6 people plus the guide. On the busiest days (summer, autumn weekends and bank holidays) vehicle access to Laguna Negra is regulated: the 4x4 stays in the Paso de la Serrá car park, 1.5 km from the lake, and the last stretch is done by shuttle bus or on foot, depending on the day. The rest of the year you drive up to the upper car park, next to the lake. After the lake you visit Vinuesa, a village of Celtiberian origin inhabited since the Neolithic, and return to the pick-up point. About 4 hours in total. The route is adapted to your group: the pick-up point, an extra stop in villages in the area, or walking up instead of taking the bus. The visit is in Spanish.
Included Services
- Official guide for the whole route
- pick-up and drop-off at your accommodation in the guide's 4x4
- insurance
Not included
- Monument entrance fees