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Beekeper Experience and Honey Tasting at Abellaires Empordanesos

Available Thursday, 15 Jan

Duration: 2h 30mins
Live guide in English, Catalan, French, Spanish
Group of max. 10 people

From ~~$46.66~~

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About: Girona Outdoor Activities

Explore the beautiful outdoors of Girona with a variety of exciting activities. From thrilling hikes to picturesque sightseeing spots, you'll get to experience the best of Girona outside of the city.

Take in the unique landscape, stunning views and fresh air surrounding the city as you take part in one of these thrilling outdoor activities.

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