Private Transfer to Madrid's Hotel

Monumental tours of Madrid

Seize the opportunity to learn more about Spain’s vibrant capital and its precious monuments on a short tour led by a local insider guide. Typically, we will start in Plaza Mayor and slowly walk towards Plaza de Oriente, where the Royal Palace stands. Then, continue along the Gran Via, Madrid’s most iconic shopping street, past the Cibeles Fountain and Puerto de Alcala to reach El Retiro Park. Here, you may while your day away like a true Madrilenos or visit the nearby Prado Museum for its fine art collections. Finally, no visit to Madrid is considered complete without seeing the iconic Santiago Bernabéu, the city’s most treasures football stadium.

Tour of Avilla & Segovia

Set out on a drive towards the north of Madrid to discover two most charming UNESCO World Heritage sites: Avila and Segovia. Avila is a small town hidden behind medieval bastions from the 11th century – one of the most complete in Spain, with nine monumental gates, 88 watchtowers, and more than 2500 turrets. Within the wall, things have remained unchanged for centuries. Explore the medieval streets and visit important landmarks, such as the Basilica of San Vicente and the Convent Museum of Santa Teresa

Next, head over to Segovia. With a Disney-esque castle and surrounded by rolling hills, Segovia seemingly comes right out of a fairytale story. Every corner is worth exploring, including the Jewish quarter, the Cathedral, the Roman Aqueduct, and of course, the Alcazar itself. While in town, we will also enjoy the famous “cochinillo” (roasted pig) for lunch with a glass of Sangria.

High Speed Train Transfers to Cordoba

Highlight Tour of Cordoba

Once served as the capital of both the Roman Empire and Islamic caliphate, Cordoba has a glorious history and a unique cultural mix that are hard to find elsewhere. Our guide will greet us at the train station and lead us to explore different quarters and neighborhoods, wander up the whitewashed Callejón de las Flores, and cross the Guadalquivir river over a Roman Bridge. Of course, we will not miss the Mezquita, originally a pagan temple, later converted into a splendor mosque and Catholic Church. You will also have plenty of time to wander around on your own before a driver picks you up and take you to Seville

Walking tour of Seville

It is hard not to love Seville. The orange scent, the Cathedral with tinkling fountain, the tapas, the dances – Seville will slowly win you over as it did to Hemingway back in 1923. On a short guided walking tour, we will wander around the Barrio de Santa Cruz, Seville’s oldest quarter, and navigate through historic palaces, churches, and hidden passageways while learning about the city’s past. Standing out amongst the monuments is the Royal Alcazar, which has a magnificent blend between Christian and Mudejar architecture. Nearby, also visit the world’s largest Gothic Cathedral, which stands on the remains of a great mosque from the 12th century. You can still see the mosque’s original minaret at the Giralda Tower while the Cathedral itself holds the monumental tomb of Christopher Columbus and an astonishing gold altarpiece.

Flamenco & Tapas Tasting

Flamenco roots run hundred of years deep in Spain despite becoming popular only in the 19th century. The combination of complex rhythms and dance moves is a living culture in Andalucia and one of Spain’s most treasured heritage. On one evening, we will head to an intimate bar frequented by local young talents that come to perform. Through the show, we will get to know the different stages of Flamenco, get to know the dancers, and enjoy spontaneous movements and exceptional music. After the show, continue heading to the buzzing city center, where we will rub shoulders with the locals in search of Seville’s top tapas.

Cruise the Guadalquivir River

Take the pressure off your feet and enjoy a peaceful ride along the Guadalquivir River onboard a luxury 11-seater cruise. As we prepare to sail, you can try and relive the scene of Christopher Columbus when he made one of his departures from Seville on a mission to discover the new world. During the one-hour ride, we will pass through several precious landmarks, including the Triana Bridge, the Bullring, and San Telmo Palace.

Visit a family-owned Iberian Farm

A short drive along the countryside road will take us to a family-owned pig farm in Sierra de Huelva. It is the homeland of Iberian Jamon, one of the world’s finest ham and Spain’s gastronomic treasures. Your host will personally tour you around the ground, from the acorn-filled land where the pig grazes to the salting area and the bodegas where the hams are hung to cure. Then, it is tasting time: enjoy freshly cut Jamon served with pairing drinks and other local delicacies.

White towns of Andalusia

Set out on a full-day excursion to explore Andalucia’s clusters of Pueblos Blancos (White Villages). Spread across the rolling meadows and cork forest of Sierra de Grazalema, these villages charm with their white-washed houses and panoramic position, either on a hilltop or on the edge of a sheer cliff. We will walk through secret corners of Arcos de la Frontera, watch impressive views at Zahara de la Siera, meet local artisans and food producers, and enjoy the village’s slower pace. The day will end in Ronda, one of Spain’s most impressive towns nested on both sides of a 120-meters gorge. Take a walk through the historic old town and visit the world’s oldest bullfight arena before we leave for Costa del Sol.

Leisure day in Marbella

With more than 23 beaches stretching out over 27 kilometers and mild year-round weather, Marbella is a great place to have a short break, eat, drink, and unwind. Let your mood steer the day and enjoy the coastal vibes at leisure. If you are keen on going out, we can arrange a trip to Gibraltar and neighboring Morocco or a day out to the sea onboard one of the luxury yachts.

Walk The King’s Path

Get your walking boots ready as we embark on the famous El Caminito Del Rey, also known as the King’s little pathway. First opened by King Alfonso XIII in 1921 to celebrate the inauguration of the nearby dam, the path along a one-meter wide boardwalk at 105-meter height takes around four hours to complete and is not for the faint of heart. Panoramic river and cliff views are visible along the trail, along with all sorts of wildlife, from griffin vultures to golden eagles and wildflowers.

Arabian Bath Experience

Occupying the site of a 13th-century building at the foot of Alhambra, Hammam Al Andalus welcomes you to a pampering afternoon. Awaken all your senses as you take on the age-old water journey accompanied by invigorating massages and performed in a low-light room filled with soothing music and essential oil scent.

Guided Tour of Alhambra

Once a palace and fortress for the city’s Muslim rulers, Alhambra is one of the most impressive architecture in the world – ranked together with the Indian Taj Mahal and Turkish Hagia Sophia. With a private guide, explore its lavish interior filled with beautiful Arabic calligraphy, marble floors, intricate tiling, and mythical statues that altogether create ineffable elegance. Then, stroll through the lush Generalife Gardens, which served as a peaceful oasis and flowerbeds for the Arab kings and their families for leisure and relaxation.

Private Transfer to Barcelona's Hotel

Gaudi & Modernism Tour

Antonio Gaudi is considered the most ingenious and innovative architect of his time. His remarkable works spread across Barcelona, from the most famous Sagrada Familia and La Pedrera to Park Guell and many other lesser-known but equally stunning works. Your guide for the tour is an expert in modernism who will share exciting stories about the movement and its protagonist. Near the end, we will also visit Montjuic, the site of the 1992 summer Olympics, from where you will enjoy beautiful views of the city and port of Barcelona.

Excursions to Montseratt

With a strange-shaped rocky massif and rounded summit that projects towards the sky, the mountain of Montserrat is considered one of the most magical and spiritual places in Catalonia. Lies on the edge of this emblematic mountain is a ninth-century Monastery that housed the sacred Black Madonna – patron saint of Catalonia. Witness the Escolania de Montserrat, one of the oldest children’s choirs in Europe, and follow the nature trail leading to the highest peak to find a sweeping view of the Pyrenees and the Mediterranean Sea

Barcelona Tapas & Wine Tour

During this gastro-cultural tour, we will go through unique and different tapas bars in Barcelona to find the best bites in town. We will taste everything from traditional treats to the most sophisticated ones and pair them with appropriate wine or cava. Our specialist guide slash food lovers will share not only about food but also architectural, cultural, and historical curiosities found between bars.

Barcelona Private sunset sail

Cap off your journey with a private sailing experience around the Mediterranean sea. Join our skipper on a one or two-hour cruise, admire Barcelona’s towering skyline from the water and watch the beautiful play of colors at sunset over a nice glass of bubbles and Spanish aperitif.