Sun, Sea & Culture

Discover The City Of Seven Hills

Hit several of Lisbon's highlights with a private guide over the course of half a day. You'll be picked up by your driver/guide and as well as getting a grounding in the history of Lisbon as a city, you'll be treated to a tour of the Ajuda Palace and the Belem area as well. And no visit to Belem could be complete without trying the legendary Pastel de Belem, the original, and best, version of the Portuguese custard tart.

Ride Lisbon's Iconic Trams

No trip to Lisbon would be complete without a ride on one of the city's historic trams. Operating since 1873, the Lisbon tramway network consists of six lines, featuring charming original 1930s elements like polished wooden interiors, brass dials, and the iconic yellow paint. Don't miss the opportunity to board the iconic Tram 28, a city fixture for decades, linking Martim Moniz to Campo Ourique while traversing the beloved districts of Graca, Alfama, Baixa, and Estrela.

Fatima/Nazare and Obidos Small Group Tour

On this tour, you will be exploring the central-west part of Portugal. You will start in Fatima, one of Catholicism’s major shrines where it is said that the Virgin Mary appeared to three children – Lúcia (10 years old), Francisco (9 years old), and Jacinta (7 years old). At the sanctuary, there is a segment of the Berlin Wall, a tribute to ‘God’s part’ in the fall of communism. After leaving Fatima, you will ride west to Nazaré for a lunch break, embracing the cliffs and providing stunning views. In Nazaré, you will also get the smell of grilled fish and realize that you are actually in a fishing village. Nazare is one of the most picturesque Portuguese coastal cities and is now also one of the most popular places to surf in the world. The tour then continues through the historic town of Obidos. The town was taken from the Moorish army in 1148 and, since that time, was part of the dowry of several queens of Portugal; that’s why it is often called the Queen's town. Nowadays, Obidos still has a medieval town completely inside the old walls, with cobblestone streets and flower-bedecked houses. Obidos is also known for the Ginjinha, a sweet cherry liqueur that you can taste. After that, you will have some free time to explore the scenic town before returning to Lisbon.

Full Day Private Tour Alentejo with Lunch at a Winery, Wine Tasting and a Visit to Evora

On this full-day private tour of Alentejo, a region known for its scenic landscapes and exceptional wines, you will enjoy a wine tasting and lunch at a family-run local winery paired with a selection of the finest local wines. Then, you will be able to explore the UNESCO-listed city of Évora, discovering its historic treasures.

Classic Food Group Tour Lagos

Are you interested in exploring the city of Algarve while savoring dishes exclusively enjoyed by locals? Join this tour!

Boat Group Tour to Benagil Caves With a Speedboat

Half Day 4WD Jeep Southwest Algarve Group Tour

Enjoy a lovely tour along the south and south-west coast, discovering local costumes and hidden beaches, while you enjoy the stunning views of our landscape. On this tour we can visit Cape St. Vincent, the 2nd most western point of mainland Europe, with breathtaking views along the coast.

The Seven Hanging Valleys Private Tour

On this tour of the amazing coastline known as the "Seven Hanging Valleys", upon arrival, after a short briefing, it commences with views over several beaches that reveal fantastic scenery, such as stony arches, natural bridges, grottoes, and seabird nests. During the walking tour, you'll make notable stops and have excellent opportunities to take photos. You'll go down to one of the beaches at a specific point. Weather permitting, you can join an optional boat tour for approximately one hour and explore the coast from another angle, this time with the turquoise ocean under you and the red-warm cliffs above. Finally, it is time to enter Benagil's large, famous, and light-filled dome. At the end of the day, you will be returned to your accommodations.

History in Paper and Stone

2,200 years of turbulent history made Seville, the capital of Andalusia, a wonderful mix of historic churches and grandiose palaces and Moorish heritage. With our local guide, you will walk the Santa Cruz neighborhood, home to many popular locations, including two UNESCO sites: the Seville Cathedral – the world's largest Gothic cathedral – and the Real Alcázar palace with its stunning gardens, still in use by the Spanish royal family. At the end of the tour, your guide can bring you back to your accommodations, or give you tips for further exploration.

Private Cooking Class in a Traditional Andalusian House

Are you passionate about cooking and interested in delving deeper into the world of Andalusian cuisine? If so, this excursion is tailored just for you! Embark on an unforgettable gastronomic journey in a charming town near Seville, where the vibrant Andalusian tradition and identity come to life. This immersive experience not only provides insight into the deep-rooted traditions and historical lifestyle of Andalusia but also furnishes you with a recipe book and materials, ensuring you can recreate these exquisite flavors and cherish the memories of your culinary exploration.

Iberian Pig Farm Private Day Trip

Taste Seville Group Tour

If you have a few hours to spare and want to discover why tapas are central to Seville's culture, this group tour is for you. A typical starting point is at a traditional tapas bar, where you’ll enjoy a glass of Manzanilla or your wine of choice with local delicacies like mojamas. Wander through Seville’s historic streets to a famous tavern, where you’ll savor classic dishes such as chicharrones and montaíto, served with refreshing Cruzcampo beer. Your journey can also include stops at a gourmet food store for Andalusian olive oil tastings, a visit to Seville’s Cathedral, and a final stop at a modern restaurant blending traditional and international flavors.

Learn About & Experience Flamenco

Seville is renowned for flamenco, an expressive art form rooted in the diverse folk music traditions of southern Spain, particularly originating from Andalusia. The Museo del Baile Flamenco showcases the allure of this art through exhibitions on dance, singing, and guitar. Visitors can explore flamenco costumes, video displays, and various educational exhibits. Additionally, the museum houses a Flamenco School and hosts daily performances from 5 to 9 pm, providing an immersive experience into the captivating world of flamenco. If you'd prefer more of a dinner-and-a-show performance, we can arrange for a table at Tablao el Arenal, another famous flamenco venue in the city.

A Slice of Egypt in the Spanish Capital

The Templo de Debod, a 2,200-year-old Egyptian structure dedicated to the gods Amon and Isis, was dismantled and sent to Spain brick by brick in 1968 as a gesture of gratitude from the Egyptian government for Spain's assistance in preserving monuments threatened by the Aswan Dam. From the temple, you can enjoy incredible views of the Palacio Real and Catedral de la Almudena on one side, and Casa del Campo and the mountains on the other. It's considered one of the best spots in the city to witness a stunning sunset.

Welcome to Madrid Private Electric Tuk Tuk Tour

Get Real Regal

Exploring the Palacio Real is undoubtedly a highlight of any visit to Madrid. While serving as the official residence of the Spanish Royal Family (although they primarily reside in the Palacio de la Zarzuela on the outskirts of the capital), the palace opens its doors to the public. Visitors can marvel at centuries' worth of paintings, furniture, and armor. While you could choose to navigate the palace on your own, we recommend maximizing your experience and adding depth to your visit by securing a spot on a small group tour, which we can arrange for you.

Spanish Traditional Villages & Wineries from Madrid Group Tour

Fancy delving into Spain's rich wine heritage? You can enjoy and feel unique on this premium group tour experience, where you will journey from Colmenar de Oreja's rustic cellars to Aranjuez's regal reserves. Experience the tapestry of flavors and stories from two contrasting bodegas: the village's heart and an estate vineyard. The route of this tour is not designed for people in wheelchairs or with mobility issues. Not wheelchair accessible.

Dinner and Flamenco Show Experience

You really cannot leave Spain without enjoying a fine dinner and a flamenco show in one of the bests “tablaos” of the country. This is one of the places where locals like to spend their evenings enjoying the best singers, dancers and guitar players.

Flamenco Show 1911 Group Experience

In this extraordinary experience, you will enter the world of flamenco at Tablao Flamenco 1911. You will experience the unbridled intensity and enthusiasm as original flamenco dancers grace this storied venue in the heart of Madrid's Plaza de Santa Ana. Stepping into this realm, where tradition seamlessly intertwines with innovation, the essence of flamenco springs to life upon the revered tablao stage. Since its inception in 1911, Tablao Flamenco 1911 has held audiences spellbound for over a century, earning its distinction as the oldest tablao in existence. By witnessing this experience, you will become a part of its famous history.

Ramble on La Rambla

Embrace the authentic Catalan spirit with an evening stroll along La Rambla on your first night in Barcelona. Spanning nearly a mile, this historic street is the sole avenue in the old part of the city, running parallel to the historical city wall. Unlike the bustling downtown, La Rambla offers a broad and spacious expanse, serving as an ideal meeting place for both locals and visitors alike. Flanked by bars, bistros, boutiques, and galleries on either side, La Rambla stands as a distinctive microcosm of Barcelona's charm.

Barcelona and Gaudi Group Walking Tour

Do you have a deep passion for architecture, strolling the streets, yearning for insights into the history of architectural masterpieces? If so, this tour is tailored especially for you! Embark on the Modernist Route and explore Barcelona's significant buildings from the perspective of a devoted architect. Guided by a passionate expert, you will follow Antoni Gaudí's intricate journey from social concerns to a profound connection with the divine, ultimately becoming the "last great cathedral builder." This tour aims to delve into the Master's architectural essence and explore his profound visual impact, which not only inspired Surrealists but also earned him the title of the most renowned Spanish architect.

Sagrada Familia is not Barcelona's only church

While Sagrada Familia finally received its consecration from Pope Benedict in 2010, Barcelona boasts more than just this iconic church. Locals often favor Santa Maria del Mar as their top place of worship. Despite enduring a significant earthquake in 1428 and a devastating 11-day fire in July 1936, evident in the lingering scorch marks, the church stands resilient. With towering columns set 43 feet apart and expansive stained glass windows, the interior creates a celestial ambiance. Barcelona Cathedral offers another unique encounter, reflecting centuries of history with Nordic-inspired elements, dating back to the 11th century, and recent reconstructions using the original Montserrat stone. Explore the cloister with 13 contented geese and the crypt dedicated to the 13-year-old martyr Eulàlia. For stunning views of the Old City, it's worth paying the small fee to take the lift to the cathedral's roof.

Montserrat Wine & Olive Private Tour

You will visit two fantastic locations this day and taste some of the region's finest olive oils and wines. In the morning, you'll go to an olive oil farm where you’ll meet the owner, a renowned olive oil taster, who will take you around the farm and tell you about its 500 years of history. Then, you’ll have an olive tasting, where you will taste three of the region's most emblematic olive oil varieties. After the tasting, you will enjoy a traditional Catalan meal prepared and served by a skilled private chef. This meal will be made using ingredients from the farm. In the afternoon, you'll be taken to a small-scale organic winery producing the most fantastic aged red wines. You’ll get a special tasting visit from the winery's owner, where you’ll taste the wines as they age. You’ll start from the previous harvest before tasting the wine aging in the oak barrel (or other containers such as clay or granite used at the winery). Finally, you’ll taste all those wines at the end of their cycle, bottled and ready to be sold after years of aging.

Sunset Sailing with Live Guitar Group Experience