 PRIVATE TOURS IN Spain |
| Palma cathedral and the Old city of Majorca (Palma de Majorca) - It is not surprising that in the Middle Ages an art form was developed in which the brilliance of simple colours is married to the brilliance of light. The developement of Gothic arquitecture which led to the virtual replacement of wall by windows provides the opportunity for combinig pictorial embellishment with intense luminiscense. |
| Caves and pearls (Palma de Majorca) - Subterranean Adventure and the Beautiful Pearls of Mallorca Begin your day trip to the eastern area of the island. Porto Cristo, is a charming fishing village on the edge of a sheltered bay. |
 Private at your own pace (Palma de Majorca) - Explore at your own pace with a private vehicle, This exclusive tour is designed to allow you the chance to customize your time and discover the most interesting sights in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With the personalized attention of your English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary according to your own interests, and take in the sights at your own pace. |
| Tour of Valldemossa and F.Chopin (Palma de Majorca) - Our day begins with a scenic drive trough the lush and picturesque city of Palma. Cathedral, Almudaina Palace, La lonja, the old cittadelle. |
| Palma Highlights (Palma de Majorca) - Starting from the pier of Palma. This half day tour offers a panoramic tour of the main historical and cultural points of the city. |
| Seville walks (Seville) - I offer you different tours to discover my city, Spirit Of Seville Walking tour in the famous Triana quarter. Bullfighting, flamenco, handicraft, popular devotio and the Guadalquivir River, the spirit of the city. |
| Walking the old Jewish Palma de Mallorca (Palma de Majorca) - The Jewish quarter itinerary is designed to offer tourist,visitors or residents a chance to discover one of the most important jewish quarters in the medieval Mediterranean, inhabited by sages,doctors, astronomers and cartografers as : Jafuda and Abraham Cresques. The best tour of Palma de Mallorca for your group could be the icredible Jewish Quarter "el call " in the old Alfama of Medina Majurca. |
| Essential Seville (Seville) - Seville is the capital of Andalusia, southern region of Spain and one of the most beautiful cities in my country. With a long history of more than 2000 years, Seville has been populated by the Romans, Phoenicians,Visigothic, Muslim people and Christians. |
| Nerja & Frigiliana (Malaga) - Nerja /Frigiliana (6-7 hours aprox. ) 09:00h Departure towards Nerja, a lovely old andalusian town and straight to the prehistorique caves. |
| Tanger-Morocco (Marbella) - Meet the guide at the hotel. Drive directly, non-stop, to Tarifa port at the Atlantic (past Gibraltar). |
| Lakes & El Chorro (Malaga) - This is an ideal excursion to see the country side of Malaga, far away of the daily noise of the touristic coast. Here we are going to get closer to the andalusian way of life. |
| The Mallorcan Winetrain (Palma de Majorca) - One of the highlights in Mallorca is tasting the wines. Mallorca has some fine wine producers but due to limited production most of the wines never leave the island, consequently there is a whole world of wines to be experienced by the wine lover. |
| Barcelona Love City Tour (Barcelona) - - Personal pick-up from the airport. - Personal drop-off to anywhere- Complete flexibility during the 6-7 hours tour. |
| Junipero Serra - the Mission Trail (Palma de Majorca) - Father Junipero Serra, the Spanish Franciscan priest who founded the first missions in California was from Mallorca. Discover the hometown of Father Serra, the founder of California's mission trail. |
| Palma - Taste of the Past (Palma de Majorca) - If you already know Palma or would like to enter one of its more beautiful example of traditional house, this is your tour. Apart from exploring the city, this tour takes you to the old flavor of the Gothic Quarter of Palma, by entering one of its best preserved privately owned houses and visiting the interior, rooms and kitchen, where you will enjoy some local pastries from the old times. |
| The Miro Traces (Palma de Majorca) - Label a Mediterranean island a glitzy destination evidenced by colossal yachts, tilted beach umbrellas and bronzed bodies and the place gets hopping. But if a tad more culture is needed in the mix, Mallorca (Majorca) also has culture under its sun. |
| Palma for Cruise passengers (Palma de Majorca) - Special for Cruise passengers day tours. This Private tour by minivan especially designed for families with children or teenagers ,some time a little tired of visiting a lot of churches or museum on the other ports of call. |
| Ronda and countryside (Ronda) - Ronda This singular trip leads us up into a breathtaking countryside, up the mountains to a height of 1300 m , going on to Ronda 780 m above sealevel. Hemingways “City of Dreams” invites you to explore the historic old town, visiting the Church Sta. |
| Jewish Quarter (Palma de Majorca) - The tour starts in the oldest Jewish quarter dating back to the Muslim era of Mallorca, the Call Menor, and continues through the narrow, twisting streets to the medieval Jewish quarter. The Call Major is home to remnants of synagogues with Jewish life preserved in street names like Calle Argentera, where the goldsmiths worked. |
| Malaga half day sightseeing tours (Malaga) - Day Trips Monumental Malaga: Visit of the city with its most important monuments: Cathedral from the 16th century, it was the former Mosque during moorish times. Gibralfaro Castle, Alcazaba Fortress, Roman Theater A classical!!!- Malaga and Picasso: Picassos birthplace and other sites related to the famous son of the city. |
| Seville by bicycle (Seville) - I propose you a dynamic visit to know my city. By bycicle. |
| Marbella & Puerto Banus 1/2 Day Tour (Marbella) - Marbella Enjoy the luxurious Marina “Puerto Banus” with designer boutiques, yachts, art galleries…. . |
| Monumental walking tour of Málaga (Malaga) - Monumental walking tour through the city of Málaga - (aprox. 2 1/2 hours): This is the basic and minimum tour to do in order to have a snapshot of Málaga city. |
| Marbella & Puerto Banus (Marbella) - Marbella is the favorite city for the european JET-SET. Everything began when General Franco came for the first time to Marbella in the sixties in his yacht. |
| Valldemossa - the Heritage of Chopin (Palma de Majorca) - Valldemossa is one of the most beautiful towns in the whole island of Mallorca and is where famous actors like Michael Douglas own a home and spend a great time during the summers. In Valldemossa is the famous Cartuja where Chopin and George Sand lived. |
| Mijas 1/2 Day Tour (Mijas) - Mijas Your stay on the Costa del Sol is not complete without having seen the most typical “white washed village” The Burro Taxis (donkeys) are waiting to take you on a ride. Don't miss the shrine of “Our Lady of the Rock”, carved into a solid piece of rock by a monk in the 16th century, and the smallest bullring of Spain, the only one that has a oval shape. |
| The train, Valldemossa & Palma highlights (Palma de Majorca) - Mallorca day tour for cruiser passengers (5 hours) Enjoy the vintage train ride. We would drive on to Soller and board an antique train for a ride to Buñola. |
| Ronda & the Maestranza (Ronda) - Ronda: Ronda is a charming typical old andalusian town. Resting high up on a plateau of 780m, watching the river Guadalevin crossing the gorge (Tajo). |
| Caves and Pearls (Palma de Majorca) - Mallorca would not be Mallorca without the Caves of Drach. The Caves, well known everywhere are an example of the formation of this island and are the nicest amongst at least 25 other cavities in the island. |
| Granada and the Alhambra (Granada) - Granada: Meeting at the lobby at 7:00AM. Drive over the highway to Granada (about 2hours), seeing the spectacular landscapes in Andalusia, full of legendary olive trees, almonds etc. |
| Barcelona Highlights Tour (Barcelona) - The Barcelona Highlights Tour is a chauffeured tour of Barcelona's main attractions; It provides an excellent overview of the entire city in just a few hours. On the day of your private tour I will greet you at your hotel or cruise deck, We will be using an air conditioned van driven by a professional driver. |
| Escorial+Valley of the fallen and other 5/8 hours excursions outside the city (Madrid) - - Escorial monastery + Valley of the fallen. In the 16th century, King Philip II, one of Spanish history’s two most powerful kings, decided upon a place of residence, from which to run his huge empire. |
| Tour in Barcelona (Barcelona) - My name is Sandra de Miguel and I am a certified tour guide in Barcelona, Spain. I provide chauffeured tours of Barcelona as well as walking tours of the city center I give private tours of Barcelona and it´s region. |
| Sevilla Guadalquivir River Cruise (Seville) - We will admire and discover by a modern river boat with bar service and WC, both sides of the Guadalquivi river, looking monuments like the Tower of Gold – Torre del Oro, Maestranza Bullring, Triana Section and Triana Bridge, Pavillions of the Expo. . |
| Tarragona and Sitges (Barcelona) - Although Tarragona has been declared Human Heritage by the UNESCO, still many people don't think of it as a daytrip from Barcelona. . |
| The Hapsburg Madrid and/or Madrid city tour (Madrid) - The 2 following tours last 3 hours:- Madrid city tour by car/bus - Madrid walking tour in old quarter. Meeting at the city centre, mean of transport is not required. |
| Day Trip Tarifa-Tangier (Tarifa) - Depart Spain for journey across the Straight of Gibralatar. Arrive at the port of Tangier where you will be assisted with customs formalities and transferred from the port to start the visit of Tangier. |
| Girona and the Dali Museum (Barcelona) - The Dalí museum is considered the largest surrealist work in the world, as it was personally designed by Dalí not to look as a museum but like a piece of art-work. Knowing Dalí's personality. |
| Barcelona with your tourguide and a driver (Barcelona) - While the Old Town of Barcelona is mostly a pedestrian area, there are other sites that require some kind of transportation to get there: the Montjuic hill, the port, beaches, seafront and Olympic Village, and some Gaudi sites such as the Park Güell and the Sagrada Familia are some examples. If you want to take the best use of your time while in Barcelona, or if you are on a cruise stop and only have a few hours to discover Barcelona, a Chauffeured tour is your best choice! Eemples of Itineraries: - Panoramic tour covering the Montjuic Hill, the Gothic Quarter (best part of the Old Town), the elegant Passeig de Gracia street where the Casa Batllo and Casa Mila or Pedrera appartment buildings by Gaudi are located, as well as the famous Sagrada Familia Church also by Gaudi, and the waterfront. |
| Sevilla Flamenco Night (Seville) - Flamenco, as you will know, is a genuine Spanish art, and to be more exact a genuine Southern Spanish art. It exists in three forms: Cante, the song, Baile, the dance, and Guitarra, the guitar. |
| Sevilla Monumental Tour (Seville) - Our first tour is the most popular and typical. We will visit the 3 most important highlights of central Sevilla: the Cathedral of Santa Marua, biggest in Spain and place where is buried Christopher Columbus, the Giralda tower, ancient arabic minaret and symbol of our city,. |
| Toledo guided tour (Toledo) - In this must-see escape, we will venture into a mystical town to discover three fascinating cultures and a great variety of world-class sites. You will surely be won over by Spain's richest Cathedral, Toledo's renown El Greco masterpieces and the unique taste of the great local specialty, marzipan. |
| Excursion 1 (Tenerife) - Stop being a tourist and become a guest, Hire a private driverguide! Our team is happy to meet and pick you up anywhere in Tenerife. We are happy to organize, plan and deliver any type of private tailor-made excursion for you and your family on the beautiful island of Tenerife. |
| Barcelona for foodies (Barcelona) - Let me unveil the secrets of possibly the best food market in the whole world: La Boqueria. Located in the city Old Town, it is the oldest marketplace in Barcelona and the largest in Spain, and many families have worked there for generations. |
| Sevilla Bike Tour (Seville) - Whether you come to Sevilla as a tourist or for work don't miss another way to see this lovely city. Our tour is ideal for everyone who wants to get to know Sevilla in a relaxed way. |
| Costa Brava Emporda (Barcelona) - A journalist gave this area the name of “Wild Coast” because of its sharp cliffs and stone beaches. It covers the shore from Blanes to the French border. |
| Prado or Royal palace or any other museum you like (Madrid) - - Royal Palace: as the capital of Spain, Madrid is also the seat of the country’s royalty, whose magnificence throughout the centuries is reflected in such impressive constructions as the Royal Palace, which, to this very day, is still used by Spanish Monarchs. Entrance fee not included. |
| Madrid Combo tour (Malaga) - Join us on a walking tour through the historic center of Madrid in this unique visit that will take you through the colourful streets, boulevards and plazas of 16 th and 17 th century Madrid . We will visit a traditional food market, a flamenco school and also cover history, literature, traditions and current issues of today's life in this booming capital of Spain . |
| Panoramic Barcelona City Tour (Barcelona) - Private city tour in a minivan and a local official guide This visit will include all the most interesting spots in Barcelona. We can start the tour in Plaza de España to see the buildings constructed specially for the Universal Exhibition of 1929. |
| Madrid walking tour +1 or 2 museums (Madrid) - 2 museums: meeting at the city centre, car/bus not needed for the most important ones. 1 museum + walking tour in old quarter. |
| Sevilla Tapas & Wines (Seville) - Sevilla is the perfect place for discovering the cuisine and wines of Andalusia. The city itself is considered by many to be the best place in Spain for tapas. |
| Barcelona on foot or taxi / public transportation (Barcelona) - Barcelona is a city where it's easy to move around, and what a better way to get the feel of it than walking or taking public transportation as locals do? Also, taxis aren't too expensive and are a good alternative to get to the sites that aren't close to the city center. Here are a few ideas of what we can do: - Old Town Barcelona: The historical part of Barcelona is a pedestrian area, and there is a lot to discover and learn here! We'll do the famous vibrant Rambla with its Boqueria Market (said to be one of the best in the world), the Gothic Quarter with the Old Cathedral, the Jewish Section and its many medieval streets, squares and alleys, as well as the hipe Born district the charming Santa Maria del Mar church, and even the Picasso Museum if you are interested! 100% Walking Tour. |
| Madrid Culinary tour (Madrid) - Let us invite you to sample your way along an introductory course on Spanish food. We`ll teach you about our delicious and varied culinary traditions that have evolved over the centuries due to different influences of the many civilizations that have conquered this land. |
| Sevilla Sightseeing by horse carriage (Seville) - Discover a new way to see Sevilla, the horse carriage will offer you a romantic overview of the city. Mainly the sightseeing will visit Maria Luisa Park with the squares of Spain and America, the 5 starts Hotel Alfonso XIII,. |
| Sevilla Ranch Tour (Seville) - Enjoy your stay in Sevilla with the visit of a typical sevillian ranch with 7. 400 acres of land and 3000 heads of cattle, from milk cows and andalusian horses to fighting bulls. |
| Montserrat and the Penedes wine country (Montserrat) - Montserrat is the spiritual heart of Catalonia and a beautiful Natural Park. There you'll enjoy the impressive views of the Holy Mountain and you'll enter the Basilica where twice a day (noon and evening) the children choir sings the Virolai, the Black Madonna anthem. |
| Barcelona Tapas Tour (Barcelona) - Tapas are a fun tasty Spanish way to eat: a variety of dishes to share with your friends and family. Most of it can be eaten with your fingers, and it's a delicious way to try different specialities! But how can you sort out the tourist traps from the authentic bars? How can you make sure to try what's traditional, and what's more important. |
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