Tours, sightseeing tours, activities & things to do | Viator.com5-Day Spain Tour: Seville, Cordoba, Toledo, Ronda, Costa del Sol and Granada from Madrid
based on 22 reviews of 5-Day Spain Tour: Seville, Cordoba, Toledo, Ronda, Costa del Sol and Granada from Madrid
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Very good trip! Tour guide was professional, though the trip was all of 2 or 3 people most of the time.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, Singapore, May 2008
Our tour guide was great! We were a slow group - very laid-back and nonchalant, and our guide possessed the wherewithal to tolerate our meanderings. If you want to get a taste of the south of Spain, take this tour. We can't complain about the hotels as we were upgraded twice to four-stars even though we paid the three-star price. Ronda is amazing; see the museum that has the torture exhibit from the Inquisition. It's a great place. Torremolinos is pretty, but make sure you have euros; there was nowhere to use my credit card. Each stop had its highlights, and what you basically get is the appetizer menu: you will want to go back and further explore those places that you are not afforded ample time to see. Good trip!
Reviewed by: Brian S, United States of America, July 2007
Superb trip. Would definitely give them a go again.
Reviewed by: Mohammad H, United Kingdom, December 2006
The experience with the hotels was not too good. The Andalucia Center Hotel was the best.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, Puerto Rico, March 2009
Overall it was a good experience except it would be better if more English was spoken. We have to keep remaining the tour leader to speak more English. Personally, I feel that that the tour leader can be more 'professional'.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, Singapore, June 2007
Bus and hotels were OK. Group reached 71 persons in spite of advertising a max of 48. Local guided tours often seemed on the cheap, standing outside of buildings rather than going in.
Reviewed by: Richard P, United States of America, June 2007
The tour guide was awful. She did not eat her meals with us, or interact with us at all. One of the women had her purse stolen and Christina would not even use her cell phone to call the embassy to get her passport redone. The food at all the hotels was awful. We went to dinner after we got finished at the hotels. The lunch in Granada was the worst. It was fish and fries and the fish was very fatty and not palatable. The tours were OK, but we would all have liked more time in Ronda. We had 1 hr 15 min in Ronda and there was a lot to see. The guide walked us to one spot, told us where we were to meet in 1 hr and told us not to get lost or we would get left behind. Ronda is beautiful we could have spent a few more hours there. We saw way too many churches and mosques. No free time to shop in most towns. People were skipping the tours and we were trying to walk slow to allow them a chance to get a water from the machine. Not sure what the rush was. Costa del Sol was just a beach. The hotel was OK, but the food and the servers were not good. Buffet style dinner but nothing worth eating. Aren't there any places with good food? Of course there are, we found plenty of them after dinner on our own. Delicious lamb and tapas everywhere except our hotels.
Reviewed by: Thomas A, United States of America, July 2009
