Guided tours Andalusia

Between the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, this privileged site for whale watching will allow you to see whales, dolphins, killer whales, sperm whales and even whales in their natural environment. The Foundation for Information and Research on Marine Mammals, a Swiss non-profit scientific platform and informant, has been fighting for more environmentally friendly behaviour towards the oceans since 1989. It guarantees the observation of 99% of cetaceans. Each sea trip is preceded by 45 minutes of informative explanations.

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.

Ignacio, at the head of this agency, proposes the discovery of 5 of the most famous patios in Córdoba, in the Alcazar Viejo district, 5 minutes from the mosque. The visit consists of a self-guided itinerary during which, equipped with a map, you will pass from one patio to another by ringing at the doors of the owners who will be pleased to welcome you to their real little floral museum. The duration of the visit is about 50 minutes. You can book online or by visiting us directly on site. Some of the staff are French-speaking.

A visit to this finca in the Sierra Norte will allow you to immerse yourself in the world of exceptional olive aquaculture since this casa del aguhas also houses an almazara, a oil mill. It will also be an opportunity to know the quite impressive route of the Gálvez González family, which, after drawing its road in the building, has more than succeeded in its conversion to the production of top quality oils, regularly award winning in Spain and abroad. During an extremely pedagogical visit, you will learn everything about different types of olives, and about selection and treatment processes. And you can of course taste and learn to recognize the different oils. The shop will allow you to shop and test the oil-based marmalade or oil pearls used by the chefs of the region.

The visit of this cellar, which has existed since 1835, lasts about 2 h (with the generous tasting), it is a great mass in honor of Tio Pepe and his founding father. The family brand markets not only a fino that sells very well, it is one of the Spanish products most exported in the world (more than 115 countries), but also a multitude of other beverages (different wines and brandys). A small train leads visitors to cellar cellar through vineyards and beautiful gardens to the shop. The guided tour includes a variety of explanations on the breeding of wines, a slide show and a passage in rows of barrels signed by different personalities: from Orson Welles to Ayrton Senna through many crowned heads. For the anecdote, Cocteau visiting the scene said a good thing: " Here I drank the blood of the king! " ". The highlight of the show remains the unusual encounter with a colony of mice, great tasting finishes.

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).

This excursion and car rental company organizes guided tours (Alhambra and Generalife, Alpujarra Granada, Costa Tropical and Nerja Caves...).