Top Almeria Shore Excursions

Taking this private tour from Almeria to Granada and the Alhambra Palace, we will visit one of the most beautiful architectural wonders of the world, it is home to two of Spain's best-known UNESCO World Heritage Sites. We will explore with our private local Alhambra guide the gardens of the Generalife and the exquisite Moorish architecture of the Nasrid Palaces, framed by the stunning backdrop of the snow-covered Sierra Nevada Mountains. From these ancient Palaces and gardens, you will enjoy stunning views of the beautiful city of Granada and the Gypsy quarters of the Albaicín. You will have free time for lunch (not included), and then we head back to Almeria.

Discover the highlights of Cabo de Gata’s coastline without the hassle of navigating unfamiliar roads, finding beach access, or searching for the best swimming spots on your own. This boat cruise showcases volcanic cliffs, secluded coves, and crystal-clear waters from a unique perspective on the sea. With planned swimming stops and onboard comfort, it’s an easy way for families and groups to experience one of Andalusia’s most scenic coastal landscapes.

Submerge yourself in the history of the last Moorish kingdom in Western Europe. The Alhambra has some of the secrets of the unique Spanish-Muslim culture that lasted for over 700 years hidden away inside. You will not be able to explore these charms anywhere else in the world. A stunningly well-preserved complex of Medieval palaces where it is still possible to feel the presence of its previous oweners. The paradise-like gardens are only a few of the gems that await you in the unique setting. Find out more about the plots and intirgues that provoked the failure of the Moorish Kingdom of Granada when faced with a Christian assault. Enjoy your private vehicle with your personal driver that will pick you up from your hotel and drive you to the Alhambra where you will meet your guide. After your private visit in Alhambra the driver will take you back to your place.

We are a company specialized in organizing excursions within the scope of Andalusia to places and monuments where Muslims, Jews and Christians have coexisted and have left a load of history and art that is reflected in the time of the Alhambra.

Cabo de Gata is 39 miles (62.7 kilometers) of protected volcanic coastline in Almería—a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve since 1997—but most of its best coves are hard to reach by land, requiring akward hikes from distant car parks. Solve the access problem with this small-group cruise, visiting Playa de los Muertos, Agua Amarga, Cala de Enmedio, and Cala del Plomo, with a swim stop along the way.