Guided bus and train tours Spain

Cádiz, located on the Coast of Light, is one of the most beautiful cities in the region. It offers great architectural and monumental beauty. One of the great opportunities it offers visitors is to discover its best sites by tourist bus. The buses are double-decker with an open roof, offering magnificent panoramic views. There's just one line, the Red Line, which takes in the west, north and northeast of the city. The route practically skirts the ocean, allowing you to admire the city from the bus and stop at the most important or interesting stops. Tourist bus tickets are valid for 24 hours and allow you to hop on and off at will. Audioguides in 16 languages are available to create your own tour. In addition, a free leaflet is offered with discount coupons for attractions, museums and restaurants. Times are from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., without interruption, and buses pass every 30 minutes at each stop. Tickets can be booked online or purchased directly from the City Expert kiosk in Plaza San Juan de Dios.

A guided tour to discover the emblematic wine areas of Majorca. Departure takes place from the Wineries Macia Batle (15 km from Palma, access by train on the Palma-Manacor line). On the edge of a small train, you will discover vine landscapes bucolic to wish, with a stop in two wineries for wine tasting. The course, absolutely splendid, is an original way to discover the island's rural slope. 

Characterised by its professionalism, it offers educational and dynamic activities, as well as accommodation in the historic centre of El Rocío (in double room of 30 to 35 € per person, breakfast included).

He travels through the historic centre in about 40 minutes, which will save the fatigue of a wanderings in the streets by a accablante heat in summer, and will allow a first glimpse of the city, before a more detailed visit.

Departure of minibus every hour from the plaza de España for small circuits in the surroundings of Ronda.

As in other cities in Spain and Europe, this company organizes bus tours. Notice to amateurs!

Doñana is one of Europe's most important and beautiful wetlands. Located in Andalusia. With its 30 kilometers of pristine beaches, Doñana is a veritable natural spectacle that transforms itself with each passing season. Visitors can observe over 230 species of birds, including colonies of pink flamingos that form a spectacular "pink carpet". To discover the park, you can hike or bike the protected trails, observe the wildlife from the observatories or book guided off-road tours, bike rides or horseback rides on the beach. Another option is to climb aboard the Real Fernando tourist boat, which sails the Guadalquivir River. Not to be missed in the region: the village of El Rocío, the Romería d'El Rocío, the saca d'yeguas and the sights of Huelva, La Rábida, Sanlúcar de Barrameda and Moguer.

Agency specialized in bicycle roads. It offers visits to Madrid, but also routes throughout Spain.

The tourist bus makes about fifteen stops throughout the city, including in front of the Guggenheim Museum, Casco Viejo, Azkuna Zentroa, Ribera Market, Gran Vía shopping area, etc. You can get on and off the bus as you wish, so it is a good alternative to conventional means of transport. Tickets can be purchased from the tourist office or directly on the bus.

The Tourist Office proposes three footpaths to discover certain ignored points of interest of Bakio: former mills with flour, houses of summer of the local nobility, romanesque chapel of San Pelayo... The itineraries make between 5 and 10 km, and are addressed to all the public ones.