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Rene
Netherlands
A very relaxed and well organised way to see the highlights of Sevilla. With our guide Niek we've had a wonderful cycletour. The electric bikes makes it very easy to go around. Do it...!
Doing what: Seville Electric Bike Tour
Sevilla is a very beautiful city. This tour certainly did justice to it, The morning session was a wow, a memorable time We also did the afternoon, this included the boat trip which was uninteresting. The bullring afterwards did rescue it.
Do the morning, but the afternoon would be improved if the boat sank in advance of you boarding it.
All hop-on hop-off tours are worth it. Great way to get to know a city.
Doing what: Seville City Hop-on Hop-off Tour
This tour was very good. However, since it was Easter week, there were many processions in the main part of town, so the bus was only able to stop at places on the perimeter. This did not stop our enjoyment of the city, it only made people do a lot more on foot.
Doing what: Seville City Hop-on Hop-off Tour
A good overview of the cities feature buildings. We were given a free second day.
Doing what: Seville City Hop-on Hop-off Tour
The city of Seville is very beautiful and we were glad we went there, but this tour did not turn out as it was supposed to. First of all, the second couple never showed up, so we left 30 minutes late. Not too big a problem, it seemed as if we had lots of time to get there and see the city and get back to our ship before heading out. Our driver, Maurizio, was a very special fellow and we enjoyed his company to and from Seville. However, when we got to Seville, we found out that we would be accompanyed by a young man who was doing a favor for the person who was supposed to do the tour and this young man was not even a real tour guide so he informed us he could not really tell us about things inside of the buildings. He was a very nice person and we enjoyed sharing and talking with him, but his appearance was a little disheveled and he had body odor and bad breath. He had been in Spain for five years, so did know quite a bit about Seville, but the tour left us feeling like we had been cheated from really learning and seeing more of Seville. Like I said, he was a very nice person, but my husband and I feel this situation was very unprofessional especially considering the cost of the tour. Please be more careful in the future in making sure the people who represent you don't do this kind of thing again. If given the chance in Cadiz to know what was going to occur, we would have cancelled this tour and just stayed in Cadiz which was a beautiful city. I have tried to be honest and not too critical as we understand these things can happen, but we wanted you to be aware. Thank you, Laura V.
Doing what: Cadiz Shore Excursion: Seville Small-Group Walking Day Trip
Pong
Singapore
I was extremely disappointed by this tour. I had been in Seville for almost a week (using it as a base to travel to Cordoba and Granada as well). On the tour day (Sat 1 Jun 13), the Cathedral was closed and I was just informed on the pick-up spot of this reason. I'd been in Seville for about a week (using it as a base to go to Cordoba and Granada too). I'd walked past the Cathedral a couple of times but had not entered it because I waited for this tour. The guide did not compensate anything (the tour finished at about the same time mentioned in the program though). The guide spoke in 3 languages: Spanish, French and English. I think 3 languages is just too much and it might force her to speak very fast to manage the time. I had a couple of tours in Spain and they were usually conducted in English and Spanish. Also, I did the private walking tour by another smaller company in Seville a few days prior to this tour. It was much much better and it was very personal and full of information. Overall, I felt it was not really worth the money if you miss the Cathedral. Try something like a private walking tour for half a day and it may cost almost the same or even less than this tour. Of course, it doesn't include the Cathedral and the Alcazar but at least you know that you can get to these places by yourself later!
Doing what: Seville Sightseeing Tour: Royal Alcazar Palace, Plaza de Espana, Seville Cathedral and Santa Cruz Quarter
This was too much in one day. The time at the bullring and the cruise was perfect, but should have MUCH more time at the Cathedral and/or the Quarter. We thought we'd have time to go back by ourselves on another day, but we couldn't fit that in any other day. It was beautiful, but rushed.
There was plenty to see on this full day tour,especially the beautiful mosiacs and tiles.Arabic,Spanish and Italian craftmanship like we had never seen before. Thank goodnessyou have time on your own to take photos because quite frankly I think our local guide LOLA wished she was elsewhere. Jose,who was our quide at the end of the day was the complete opposite.A real gem. Even after the tour was over and he had knocked off for the day,he took us to one of his special little places and even paid the admittance fee himself. He was real good value,so was our bus driver Mario.In all,plenty to see and enjoy. A good day.
Our guide was so passionate and knowledgeable about this city, which really made this tour quite enjoyable. While it's very easy to show yourself around town, his narration really made it worth going on the tour.There were two less-than-stellar points; 1) waiting to enter Alcazar and then the amount of time inside the palace - too long. Since these palaces are not furnished like many castles are, the tours can really be much shorter, and become tiring. If I had it to do again, I would end the tour before entering Alcazar, find out when the lines are the shortest and go on my own. 2) The river cruise after lunch has nothing to see but bridges built in 1931 and is very short with rather unsightly scenery. By the time we got to the Bull Ring, we decided to go home and skip it altogether. I do highly recommend the morning portion, though.
Riding and electric bike for this tour is one of the most fun things that I have done in a long time. The tour guide was very knowledgeable about Seville and Spain history and culture. He provided a variety of information including details about the 1929
Spain and Latin American fair, movies filmed at famous locations in Seville, local plants and trees, cathedrals, and so on. It was really fun riding through beautiful Seville on the electric bikes--the best of both worlds--the breeze in your face, but a small amount of exersion. Highly recommended.,
Doing what: Seville Electric Bike Tour
Excelente tour, lo único malo fue el punto de encuentro, el chofer le dijeron un lugar y a nosotros otro tuve que hablar por teléfono para encontrarnos, la guía excelente, para el poco tiempo que estuvimos en Sevilla (por el crucero) conocimos bastante.
Doing what: Cadiz Shore Excursion: Seville Small-Group Walking Day Trip
Allison
South Africa
This was an excellent and informative tour. The administration/selling of tickets at Stop 1 was a little chaotic and could be managed better. Sadly the bus was dirty and with the wind all the plastic covers in which one gets the earphones were swirling around our feet. More garbage bins or ask the folks not to drop the plastic on the floor. Great value for money. Have experienced these tours around the world - ideal for being oriented
Doing what: Seville City Hop-on Hop-off Tour
Allison
South Africa
This was an excellent and informative tour. The administration/selling of tickets at Stop 1 was a little chaotic and could be managed better. Sadly the bus was dirty and with the wind all the plastic covers in which one gets the earphones were swirling around our feet. More garbage bins or ask the folks not to drop the plastic on the floor. Great value for money. Have experienced these tours around the world - ideal for being oriented
Doing what: Seville City Hop-on Hop-off Tour
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