The Night of the Shooting Stars
August 10 has always been called the night of shooting stars, which sees adults and children with their noses in the air to see as many as possible and make many wishes. But what are shooting stars?
It is a natural phenomenon known as the Perseid shower. Contrary to popular belief, they are not stars but meteorites that enter the atmosphere attracted by the Earth’s gravity and ignite. They all detached from the Swift-Tuttle comet, which passes close to the Earth every 133 years.
Their name is linked to the myth… but we won’t tell you anything else, find out with us!
Meeting point
You will be notified at the time of booking.
Itinerary
We will walk through the endemic vegetation and, along the way, we will discover what a hornito is, we will walk a path between ancient lava flows and we will stop to watch the shooting stars. The trek is simple and accessible to everyone.
Itinerary changes policy
In the presence of adverse weather conditions, unforeseen events or if the guide deems it appropriate, the itinerary may vary.
The reservation includes
Hiking guide
Recommended
- wear closed shoes (sports or trekking) and clothing appropriate to the season;
- to bring with you: a sweatshirt or jacket (temperatures change rapidly), a backpack, something to eat and water;
- a sheet to lie down and look at the stars.
Important
Inform us in advance of any pre-existing health conditions or pregnancy.
