First Comers - Andalusia

Day 1:

Private Transfer from Seville Airport to Hotel Alfonso.

Day 2:

Monumental Seville

This tour constitutes an essential and enjoyable introduction to Seville's multicultural heritage. You will visit the city's two main monuments, both World Heritage Sites, the Cathedral and the Alcázar Real

Flamenco Show & Tapas Tour

Enjoy a stroll through the city center to a famous flamenco spot. As you walk, immerse yourself in the underworld of flamenco, its history, origins, and influences, before sitting down to watch a live performance. After the show, your guide will take you on a tapas tour, where you can mix with the locals and sample some of the best tapas in Seville at the lively bars in the city center.

Day 3:

Visit Olive Oil Tasting and Picnic and Hacienda Guzman

Step into the historic Hacienda Guzmán, one of Seville’s finest baroque olive estates, and discover the fascinating world of premium olive oil on a private guided tour through this centuries-old property once owned by Hernando Colón, son of Christopher Columbus. Explore the unique Olivotheca with over 150 olive varieties from 14 countries, stroll through elegant patios, gardens and the carriage museum, and experience a journey through both traditional and modern production methods, culminating in a guided tasting of four exceptional extra virgin olive oils produced on the estate.

Private Guadalquivir Cruise in Seville

Discover Seville from a different perspective, aboard a private boat along the Guadalquivir River and its history-filled banks,From the deck of a modern, silent, and eco-friendly boat, you will see some of the most important monuments.

Day 4:

History & Wines in Jerez and Cádiz

Discover the cultural and culinary heritage of Cádiz and Jerez de la Frontera on a full-day journey through two of Andalusia’s most characterful cities, beginning in Jerez with a guided visit to the impressive Moorish Alcázar, elegant palaces and grand cathedral before enjoying a private tour and tasting at a prestigious sherry bodega, famed for producing some of the world’s oldest fortified wines. After a leisurely lunch showcasing regional cuisine, continue to Cádiz, the oldest city in Western Europe, where ancient Phoenician, Roman and New World influences unfold through atmospheric streets, ocean-facing cathedrals and neoclassical merchant houses that tell the story of centuries of maritime wealth and cultural exchange.

Day 5:

Private Driver Service at Disposal from Seville to Granada with a stop in Ronda

Walking Tour in Ronda

Where nature meets architecture with elegance, charming Ronda awaits!

Perched on an imposing cliff, the city shines with its stunning panoramic views of the majestic mountains surrounding it. Its narrow streets and old houses tell stories of times gone by, brimming with charm and mystery.

Day 6:

City of Kings: Alhambra and Royal Chapel

During this tour, discover the magic of the Alhambra and probably the most significant monument of Christian heritage in Granada: the Royal Chapel, burial place of Catholic monarchs.

Arab Bath and Perfumes Experience in Granada

Step into the refined traditions of Moorish Spain with a sensorial journey in Granada, combining a traditional Arab hammam with an exclusive perfumery experience. Discover the art of fragrance in a 17th-century palace, where you’ll create your own bespoke scent guided by an expert perfumer.

Unwind afterwards in a beautifully restored hammam in the Albaicín, moving through steam rooms and thermal pools before indulging in a deeply relaxing massage.

Day 7:

Cooking Class and Market Visit

One of the aspects that will certainly stay in your memory for a longer time after your visit to Spain will be its gastronomic wealth. You can take this home forever, learning real Spanish recipes from the hands of professionals. Do you want to cook a sensational tortilla (Spanish omelet), a Valencian paella or an assortment of typical tapas? Thanks to our cooking class, our chef will unveil the secrets of Spanish cuisine. During this activity, you will not only learn the secrets of Spanish cuisine, but you will also be able to select seasonal products to cook these dishes. After actively participating in the elaboration of the menu, you will taste the dishes you have prepared, accompanied by drinks.

Day 8:

Private Driver at Disposal from Granada to Marbella with a stop to visit Málaga

Picasso's Malaga Walking Tour

The essence of this Mediterranean city, founded by the Phoenicians, boasts an artistic and monumental heritage where different layers of civilization coexist. The city is rapidly growing in popularity and offers a vibrant atmosphere and a wealth of things to see and do. Your guide will show you everything about the history of Málaga, including stops at places like the Roman Theater, the Cathedral, and the Alcazaba, all located in the heart of the city center.

Málaga is also the city of Picasso. Discover the birthplace of the Spanish artist and visit the museum that pays tribute to him. Learn more about the life of one of the most influential artists of the 20th century, using different paintings to explain the distinct phases of Picasso's artistic style, always closely linked to his emotional state.

Day 9:

A Day in the Life of an Andalusian Family

Spend a day in the life of an authentic Andalusian family, surrounded by the charm of a traditional cortijo — a beautiful country house with a lush garden and private pool, located just 5 km from the center of Marbella. Immerse yourself in the warmth of local hospitality while uncovering the secrets of traditional Andalusian cuisine and experiencing the essence of our lifestyle.

Day 10:

The Courtyards of Ancient Marbella - Walking Tour

Away from the bustling modern city, discover the attractions of the old enclave that preserves the mark of the past. The charm of Old Marbella retains the traces of the medieval city, in the maze of serene and narrow passages and whitewashed houses adorned with a multitude of vases of flowers. Of the Muslim heritage, the Alcazaba stands out, the fort built in the 10th century by a caliph of Cordoba to control this part of the Mediterranean coast. Intoxicate yourself with the aromas of fragrant and abundant orange trees creating a fusion between nature and architecture, perceptible throughout the historic center.

Sunset Elegance on the Costa del Sol

Step aboard the exquisitely a restored 1966 boat and experience the timeless glamour of the Costa del Sol at sunset. Once a jewel of the French Riviera, this rare classic yacht enchants with its elegant lines, noble wood interiors, and vintage décor, transporting you back to the sophistication and charm of the 1960s. As the golden Mediterranean sun dips below the horizon, the sea glows in shades of rose and amber, creating the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable evening.

Day 11:

Gibraltar Promontory and St. Michael's Caves

Gibraltar is a headland and British overseas territory on the south coast of Spain. The site is dominated by the Rock of Gibraltar, made of limestone and 426 m above sea level. First colonized by the Moors in the Middle Ages and then governed by the Spanish, the territory was ceded to the British in 1713. In the layers of fortifications, there are remains of a 14th century Moorish castle and the Great Siege Tunnels, excavated in the 18th century and expanded in World War II. Come and discover the fascinating caves of S. Miguel, which are authentic natural treasures!

Be inspired by the landscapes of the natural park and discover the Roman Archaeological Site of Baelo Claudia and the picturesque, chic and bohemian hilltop town of Vejer de la Frontera. We will take a walk through the park that takes us to the top of the San Bartolomé Mountains, from where you can see the fabulous landscapes of the Bay of Bolonia, Morocco and also the Mediterranean coast. Once at the top, we will celebrate this feat with a light picnic mid-morning.

Then, head down to visit the Roman archaeological site of Baelo Claudia. There you will learn about the origins, the main industries, the periods of prosperity and decadence of this city, which has traces of a port, a Roman theater, a market, a basilica, four temples, an aqueduct and several Roman houses. After the walk and visit to the archaeological site, you will be taken to lunch at a selected family restaurant with views of the Atlantic Ocean and the African continent. During the afternoon we invite you to discover Vejer and all its charm!

Private Transfer - Seville, Gr