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Kaye_G, Sep 2026
Excellent old town walking tour
We loved our walking tour with Etian. He was extremely knowledgeable, friendly and helpful. His English was excellent. He shared the history of the city, its formation from three cities into one and answered any questions. He also told us about the city’s favourite foods and took us to the best patisserie to order some local treats to try. We would highly recommend this tour for anyone wanting to get a lot of great information in a relatively short time. We are only here for 2 days but feel after spending the couple of hours with Etian we have a good understanding of this wonderful cities’s history, culture, food and people. Thank you
Carlos_G, Jul 2026
Incredible San Fermín Experience
A fantastic experience and a truly unique opportunity to watch the Running of the Bulls from an excellent location. Everything was very well organized, and despite how busy and hectic the city was that morning, the logistics were seamless. The balcony offered a great view, and the breakfast was a nice addition. Highly recommended.
Robert_R, Jul 2026
Rioja Wine Tour
My wife, daughter, son-in-law and I spent a little over two weeks in northern Portugal and northern Spain and had a fabulous trip. This day long excursion in La Rioja was one of the highlights. Rebeca is just an outstanding and gracious host and showed us a great time. The two Bodegas we visited were quality and top notch, but the lunch, tour, and blind wine tasting hosted by Rebeca was the best. It is not cheap, but well worth it. Book with Rebeca and you won’t be disappointed.
Chris_D, Nov 2025
Unique Wine Tour and Wonderful Lunch - HIGHLY Recommended!
This wine tour felt so unique and personal. The host is really passionate about local and family wineries. (He is also very serious about it) We visited two family owned wineries and one more commercial one. My only regret was not buying some of the wine from the first place we visited (they export some of their wines but not all). The really unique part was that he and his family live in a village and their house has its own old winery building and wine cave. He showed us around there and then we had a wonderful and relaxing homemade lunch _inside_ an old wine barrel. It's been reworked to be a cozy nook. Okay, I have one other regret -- I didn't ask his wife for her stew recipe!
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