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.
This trip is designed to learn about the history of wine in the city of Jerez de la Frontera. A wine tourism trip of a day in which the main activity is the visit of the Tio Pepe wineries, one of the most popular in the city. There we will enjoy a guided tour and a wine tasting.
These are places that provide us with unforgettable views of different points of Andalusia.If we are lucky we can find some animals of the local fauna, as for example the Mountain Goats, foxes, eagles and wild horses.The light reflected in the mountains and the color of the sky are spectacular.Guaranteed good photos and good meditation to clear
If you're a wine lover, then a private tour to the Viña La Constancia winery offers the perfect blend of tasting and education. You'll get to enjoy eight glasses and discover all there is to know about the wine grown in Marco de Jerez.
Delight your senses on this gastronomic gallivant around old Cádiz's most delicious tapas bars. An expert guide will take you to three bars, where local wines and beers are waiting to be enjoyed alongside fresh plates of seafood served with Spanish flair – make sure you try the bluefin tuna!
Seville already has a hard-to-rival beauty, but these historic houses will leave you even more impressed.
Looking for the most relaxing tour of Málaga? This is the ticket for you. The hop-on hop-off Málaga boat tour is the cruisiest way to soak up the sights, and the sun!
Pack the sunscreen and pedal your way through the Málagan magic of Torremolinos, a former fishing town that's one of the best places to shop in Europe!
Your expert local guide will show you the hidden corners and highlights from an electric bike.
Marbella isn't just yachts and golf courses. There's culture wherever the Andalusian breeze blows, you just need to know where to look!
Spend a day feeling awestruck on this fun 10-hour trip to the ancient mountain city of Ronda and Setenil de las Bodegas.
First, visit a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve at the Reservatauro breeding farm where bulls and horses are bred, and olives and cork oaks grow.
The folks at Sun Bikes were so passionate about sharing their love of cycling, they started a business! So you're in safe hands as you ride the streets of Marbella – not only is there local knowledge, but you know you're on a quality saddle.
Did you know that Christopher Columbus set out on two of his voyages to the 'new world' from Cádiz? You'll hear plenty of enlightening Andalusian facts like this on this hop-on hop-off Cádiz bus tour!
New to Málaga and don't know where to start? This three-hour walking tour will get you acquainted with the city's history – all the way back to its time under Rome, through to its Moorish days, and up to its current state and the construction of its famous cathedral.
Museums can be mind-boggling places if you don't know what you're looking at. Tour Almería's best museums and learn the history behind all the highlights from a local guide!
Apart from epic theme music and swashbuckling action, what do James Bond, Conan the Barbarian, Wonder Woman, and Game of Thrones have in common? They were all filmed at the Alcazaba of Almería!
Sacromonte is home to Madrasah, Granada's first university. But it's also full of untamed beauty and architecture. This guided tour will take you through the area's rich history.
If the explorer in you is calling for a little adventure, this ethnographic museum will make your day! Thrillingly located in a set of caves, it will teach you all about the 18th-century Gypsy settlers, the diverse geography of the region, and its history. You'll also get sensational views of Alhambra!
Join a guide who's as local to Málaga as Picasso himself, then acquaint yourself with the master's art in a way you never have before. During this guided tour, which takes roughly an hour and 15 minutes, you'll see famous pieces like The Three Graces, Woman with Raised Arms, and Musketeer with Sword, among many others.
When we think of Picasso we may think of cubism, or the surreal portraits that have almost become synonymous with the artist's name, but if you return to his roots in Málaga the story of the man is so much more intricate and fascinating.
Added to UNESCO's list of World Heritage Sites in 1987, it's easy to see how the Royal Alcázar of Seville is full of cultural and historical significance – see it for yourself with these fast-track entrance tickets.
