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Bypass the crowds and dive into Alhambra’s wonders on this personalized small-group tour, limited to just 10 guests. Wander through Granada’s “Red Fortress” with a guide as you explore the Nasrid Palaces, the imposing Alcazaba Fortress, and the serene Generalife Gardens. Along the way, hear captivating stories of Moorish kings, sultans, and centuries-old secrets. Then enjoy breathtaking views of Grenada and exclusive insights into this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Explore the crown jewel of medieval Granada on a tour of the Alhambra, and gain skip-the-line entry to the Moorish palace and fortress complex. Together with the Generalife Gardens and Albaicín., they form a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Learn about the Nasrid dynasty as well as Muslim, Jewish, and Christian history during a walking tour with your informative guide.

When your cruise ship docks at Cadiz, venture to Seville without the hassle of planning logistics. Sail past long lines at UNESCO World Heritage–listed highlights such as the Seville Cathedral and Royal Alcazar Palace. Stroll the serpentine streets of Santa Cruz on a guided walking tour, and learn more about Andalusian culture from your guide. Personalized attention from your guide is guaranteed on this small-group shore excursion.

In baptism you will learn ... To direct professional sea kayaks thanks to an instruction of 5-10 min. You will learn to navigate, drive, turn and turn, it is easier than riding a bike. Really! We show you the most important parts of the city, you pass under the bridge of Triana and at the foot of the Torre del Oro, crossing the waters of the Guadalquivir. You will know capsules of the History of Seville, such as the circumnavigation of Magalllanes and Juan Sebastián Elcano, the race of the Indies or the attacks of Viking Drakens to Seville and other parts of the enormous History of navigation linked to the river of Seville, door and Port of America during the Spanish Golden Age. Further.. The activity is for all public since it has a basic level, it is not necessary to be in good shape or have special physical conditions since it is easier, easier and more fun than riding a bike.

Skip the long lines at Seville’s top two must-see monuments on a guided tour of the Royal Alcazar and the Seville Cathedral. Tickets can sell out during peak times, so guarantee your entrance to Europe's oldest royal palace and the largest Gothic cathedral in the world. Learn the fascinating history behind both places as a guide lead you to hidden treasures and highlights, including the burial site of Christopher Columbus.

It is a great luxury to visit the Alhambra with an official guide who, in addition to other languages, speaks classical Arabic and is able to translate the inscriptions that fill the walls of the Alhambra and make you feel the place and transport you to the time of the sultans of the last Muslim kingdom. In the Iberic Peninsule.

Embark on a fun and athletic adventure in Seville with a 2.5 hour kayaking tour along the Guadalquivir River. Paddle down this calm waterway that runs through the ancient city for a new perspective on riverside highlights like the Triana district, La Cartuja Island, the Maestranza bullring and the 1992 World Expo grounds. No experience is necessary, and expert instructors are on hand to provide an overview of safety and paddling techniques.

Experience Seville’s tapas and bar culture by foot on this group walking tour. In the company of your guide, learn about Seville’s history and food culture while tasting a variety of traditional tapas and four local wines. Visit bars and local hangouts and get to know the city through its food.

Get more out of your visit to Seville's monuments, and visit them with a guide to appreciate their history. This skip-the-line tour of Seville Cathedral, Royal Alcázar of Seville, and the Giralda takes you straight to the highlights of each site with an official guide. Even better: An audio device is available (if needed) to make sure you catch all the commentary.

Discover the stunning Cathedral of Seville and learn all about its rich history when you embark on this small-group tour. Your guide takes you through the main parts of the Gothic cathedral, including the main altar, sacristy, and Christopher Columbus’ tomb. You also take a tour of Giralda Tower and learn how the church was previously a mosque during Moorish rule.

Malaga’s wine heritage is rooted in the surrounding countryside, where many historic vineyards are difficult to reach without a car. This small-group tour makes it easy to explore the region’s viniculture beyond the city, with visits to a rural vineyard and wine cellar near Málaga. Learn about traditional production methods, enjoy views over the Mediterranean landscape, and sample local wines paired with tapas during a guided tasting.

Cook traditional paella with a Seville local who is passionate about the city, sangria, and, of course, paella. Taking place at his personal home, the small-group experience offers more than just a cooking class as you'll get a taste of some local culture, too. Together, you'll create and eat a paella dish on his spacious balcony terrace where nighttime views of Seville Cathedral provide the backdrop.

Cover more Seville sights in less time on a bike tour that saves you the hassle of finding somewhere to park. As well as providing a stress-free way to orient yourself, this tour stops are multiple top attractions and provides recommendations to last your entire trip.

Explore the Granada districts of Albaicin and Sacromonte on a walking tour with a guide who tells stories and shares information as you go. You'll walk around 2 miles (3 kilometers), enjoying the lead of a guide instead of having to look at a map or worry about where to go. Hear about the heritage and lifestyles of the neighborhoods, including Arabic history, gypsy culture, and flamenco music.

Get behind the wheel of an electric car yourself on this tour from central Malaga without the hassle of traditional car rentals. Enjoy two experiences in a few hours as you explore both Malaga and the Treasure Cave just outside the city. Your guide will teach you all about the cave's unique rock formations and local legends.

El Caminito del Rey is one of Spain’s most dramatic hikes—but navigating the route and crowds can take away from the experience. This small-group tour offers a more relaxed way to explore the famous walkway through El Caminito del Rey, with a geology-focused guide who explains the cliffs and gorges along the path. Walk the narrow boardwalks and footbridges of Desfiladero de los Gaitanes, then enjoy a picnic lunch of regional specialties.

There's no better way to delve into a new culture than by tasting the local cuisine. In this foodie-friendly Malaga tour, uncover the tapas scene by exploring the city with a local guide and small group. Visit three venues in the city center, eat traditional Spanish snacks, and learn about Spain's famous wine as you sip.

No visit to Seville is complete without discovering more of what Andalucia has to offer. Explore the whitewashed city of Cadiz and the sherry-producing region of Jerez on a hassle-free day trip that provides a perfect introduction for first-time visitors. You’ll stay cool as you travel from between locations in air-conditioned comfort and wander between attractions, which are shrouded in 3,000 years of history, without the worry of getting lost.

While many walking food tours rush through a few eateries in an hour or two, this half-day small-group walking tour explores central Malaga at a relaxed pace. Meet your guide at Atarazanas Málaga Boutique Hotel and enjoy multiple food stops through the historic center. Sample local tapas, fried squid, anchovies, ensaladilla malagueña, and a selection of alcoholic tastings as you go.

See Seville from the unique restaurant boat "El Miarma" as you sail the Guadalquivir River. Enjoy a 5-course tasting menu with traditional dishes and unlimited drinks until dessert, all while taking in the city views from the water.

Once known as the most dangerous hike in the world, El Caminito del Rey is now one of the most popular attractions in Spain. Guarantee entrance by booking your tour in advance. This tour not only includes a guide to lead you down the narrow walkways, but also includes round-trip transportation from Seville so you don’t have to sweat the travel logistics.

Once you’ve covered all of Seville’s UNESCO World Heritage sites, see what else Andalusia has to offer on a day trip to Cordoba and Carmona. Ideal for travelers with limited time, this tour means you won’t have to worry about car hire or navigation, or any form of advance planning. Your guide provides local insight into the history of the UNESCO-listed Mezquita and the historic centre of Carmona.

Give Cordoba’s Mezquita (Mosque-Cathedral) and Jewish Quarter the attention they deserve on a guided walking tour. Discover hidden architectural details that you might otherwise miss at the UNESCO-listed 8th-century mosque. Exploring the Jewish Quarter on foot also lets you get more up close and access the areas that cars can't.

Walking the Caminito del Rey can be difficult to organize on your own due to access and logistics. This full-day tour simplifies the experience with transport from multiple Costa del Sol locations and a guide leading the way. Follow the dramatic cliffside pathway above the Guadalhorce River, then enjoy free time in the white town of Ardales.