Top Seville Private Sightseeing Tours

The bike tour was a great way to see the city. Richard was the perfect guide! The city streets get more crowded as the day goes on (although our tour was on a Saturday) so that may be something to consider. We were in a small group (8) and we really enjoyed the whole experience.

We had never used a Segway before and loved this experience; easy to learn. Thanks to Luis our guide for all the historical facts! it was such a fun way to see the sights that aren’t exactly within walking distance of the Alkazar. We visited March 2026. A beautiful time to Segway through the city. This would also be great with older kids/tweens/teens.

My husband and I were in Andalusia for three weeks, traveling to Cadiz, Ronda, Granada, Cordoba, Jerez and other towns while there. We saw Flamenco in almost every town, including three times in Sevilla. Casa de la Guitarra was by far our favorite - we liked it even more than the secret popup flamenco at a bar in the old town. The trio we saw perfectly complemented each other - and the dancer was spectacular. By the middle of her first dance, I had tears streaming down my face. It was absolutely worth it - so much so, that we seriously considered going again before our return to the US.

Loved my tour guide with his time keeping, attentiveness regarding the paths and steps. It was great as our group only consists of 5 people altogether so very easy to engage as well. Questions were answered well while a little historical facts made it very interesting visit.

This is a low-key and very enjoyable venture into the countryside -- a great change of pace from city touring. The White Villages are very picturesque and each with it's own character. Don't miss Rondo! Our guide and driver (Lucca) was exceptionally knowledgeable, pleasant and accommodating to our interests and needs. He also provided an excellent recommendation for lunch and joined us (at our invitation) and provided insights as to various Spanish dishes -- it was a very enjoyable experience.

We booked this as a substitute for a canceled tour from our cruise, with minimal time in town. Laura was flexible, and tailored our tour to our needs. We saw the cathedral, Girona and Alcázar in a very short out of time with so many stories and historical facts included. We absolutely loved having her personalizing the experience to my husband and I. We highly recommend Laura, based on her level of knowledge, communication skills and easygoing personality. It was the best tour of our trip! Thanks, Laura!

Very good and detailed tour of the cathedral. The meeting point was easy to find. The guide was fantastic and answered questions. Even though we were part of a group tour, it almost felt like a private tour. Kids enjoyed it as well. We went for to visit to the Giralda Tower on our own after the guided visit finished. We were given the tickets and dropped off at the appropriate location for the tower visit as well. Highly recommend.

Long day but well worth it to us. Picked up in Sevilla early in the morning and had a 2-3 hr drive down to Gibraltar. Quick stop for a break on the way down. Once there we unloaded from the bus on the Spanish side and walked through immigration/customs etc and then we walked across the runway in Gibraltar. This was crazy as planes would land right where you were walking. Obviously not while you were there as they stop all traffic before planes land or take off but felt like airport employee out there. Once in Gibraltar we had a good walk into town where we got the first two hours to shop and eat. Fish and chips were great and the shopping there is more cruise port like than souvenirs. Once done shopping we walked to the bus terminal and got on these smaller busses that took us up to see the caves, Africa and the monkeys (really Apes). I didn’t realize it but you don’t go All the way to the top of the rock, but through the many stops you had plenty of views across the Mediterranean into Africa. Then once done the little busses took us all the way back to the airport where we crossed again, went through customs/immigrations then back on the big bus back to Sevilla. Long 10-11 hr day but cool experience. I mean when else will you get to go to Gibraltar. Please be careful to know your country’s requirements to get into Gibraltar (the tour provides) as we had a few people who made that journey but were denied entry as they had no Visa to enter Gibraltar. They sat there for 4-5 hrs waiting on us to be done