This excursion is all about flamenco, sherry and Andalusian horses. After a panoramic tour and a walk through the town, you will have free time to explore the centre at your own pace. Then the tour continues with a visit to the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art, where you will watch a top-level dressage show with Andalusian stallions. Lunch break in the ‘Taberna Flamenca’, an old sherry bodega, in the old town of Jerez (lunch included in the price). After the meal, visit to a traditional bodega.

Total duration approx. 9h30.

This charming little mountain town, one of the best known in Andalusia, presides over this wild and romantic region like an eagle’s nest. The visit begins with a stop at the amphitheatre, the oldest and most famous in the entire region. From here, you will head towards the old town nearby. Afterwards everyone can explore the old town at their own pace. In Grazalema, the rainiest village in the country, you will have the chance to walk around this authentic Andalusian ‘white village’, before continuing the journey towards the high point of the excursion, a pass at approx. 1,200 m offering a fantastic view of the hills and mountains towards the Atlantic.

Total duration approx. 10h30.

Seville is one of the most beautiful jewels, not only in Andalusia, but in all of Spain. Your guide will bring you to two of Seville’s most beautiful squares, as well as the prettiest park in the town, the Maria Luisa park. Afterwards you will have free time to tour the town as you please - the guide can give you recommendations or further information on any aspects you are interested in. The programme continues with the ‘city tour’, the official guided visit, which includes a visit to the world’s largest Gothic cathedral. To conclude the tour, you will explore the Barrio Santa Cruz, the old Jewish quarter of the city, and unquestionably the most charming part of Seville.

Total duration approx. 10h30.

This excursion is a true voyage through time: to an era when Christians, Jews and Muslims not only coexisted peacefully in Andalusia, but worked together to raise the region to its zenith. In the 10th century, Córdoba was the most important city - and also the most beautiful - in Western Europe. La Mezquita, its great Mosque, is also a Cathedral. During the journey of approx. 3 hours to Córdoba, you will pass by several sites of interest in the region. Your tour of the town of Córdoba starts in the Orange Tree Courtyard of the La Mezquita Mosque-Cathedral. Its forest of columns is among the most beautiful in the history of architecture. Afterwards the tour will bring you through the superb maze of the old Jewish quarter with its flower-filled balconies and patios. You will have free time to meander around the town as you please.

Total duration approx. 11 h.

Cadiz is the oldest town in Spain and one of the oldest in Europe. Founded by the Phoenicians 3,000 years ago, this city was then occupied by the Greeks, Carthaginians, Romans, Vandals, Visigoths and Muslims, before being recaptured by the King of Castille. During this half-day excursion, you will walk in the footsteps of this rich historical past. 
Departing from Chiclana, the journey will take around 30 minutes and will bring you through the Bay of Cadiz with its salt marshes that are home to numerous birds. The visit to Cadiz begins with a panoramic tour along the seafront and around the old town, with commentary on the main points of interest. Beginning from the old market square, the tour on foot includes the historical centre, the new cathedral - emblematic of the city - and the ‘Torre Tavira’ observation tower with Spain’s first Camera Obscura. It is precisely these observation towers that have made the town of Cadiz famous worldwide: their characteristic silhouette was the first thing that voyagers arriving from the sea could make out, allowing the town of Cadiz to be identified from a great distance.
Afterwards you will have free time to explore the town at your leisure. Having said this, your guide is at your disposition for more detailed information on the different sites, including the cathedral and the two bell towers, the archaeological site beside the cathedral, the shopping streets, the flower market, the covered market, the archaeological museum etc. In addition, numerous buildings still bear witness to the town’s economic boom in the 18th century after the transfer of the commercial monopoly with America from Seville to Cadiz. Delve into the unique atmosphere of this incomparable town and soak up its quintessential charm. 

Duration of the excursion: approx. 5 h.