Things to do in  Andalucia

We throughly enjoyed this tour with Emilio. Communication from Emilio by WhatsApp the morning of the tour ensured that we knew where the pick up point was and gave us a point of communication for the day should we need it. The tour was in Spanish and English with four guests for each language and Emilio ensured that equal attention was given to both languages. He was extremely knowledgeable about all aspects of Spanish culture and history and was able to tailor the explanations to our interests and chatted to us about his experiences of working in England to improve his English. The vehicle was comfortable and good information given during the journeys. Emilio gave us a guided tour around Nerja which was beautiful and definitely a place I would like to return to. Next came Frigiliana which was also beautiful and Emilio took us up through the narrow winding streets explaining the history then left us for some free time for lunch around 2-30pm. This part of the tour required good mobility and Emilio ensured that one member with limited mobility waited for us at the bottom of the steep streets ensuring their comfort. We then had an adventure travelling up the mountain to El Acebuchal the lost village which Emilio provided us with information about on the journey which was very interesting and the scenery was amazing. Throughout the tour Emilio was passionate about his Spanish heritage and his responsibility to ensure we had an excellent experience. He also had a good sense of humour and told us some funny anecdotes. There was no suggestion of his just 'going through the motions' like with some tour guides and the small group experience was far better than a large coach tour. This is one of the best organised and delivered tours we have done and when returning to Malaga I will check what other tours Emilio's company Travel Factory Andalucia do and definitely book again with his company.

Paella from Andalucia, very good on the details : history of ingredients used along with knowledge and experience as to the cooking. Good English spoken , subtle , humorous, yet plenty of Iberian passion. Henry C.

This was a great trip. It is quite a long day, but you do get to see a lot, and the white villages and Ronda do not disappoint. The tour guide was great, and all in all it was a great day, and one of the highlights of my trip to Andalucia.

I was in Andalucia for a business trip. Didn't plan to go to Granada. I tried everywhere for tickets but they said it needs 2 months in advance booking. I booked tickets into Nasrid Palace just one day before. The audio was great, I didn't have to follow tour guides with bad english. The view was breathtaking.

If you are in Andalucia, you have to visit this place. This was one of my favorite stops in Spain. It is quite lovely and just beautiful! The Moorish architecture is remarkable. This is a very hectic place to visit, so I do recommend the skip-the-line tour.

One of the highlights of Andalucia. The Bordega tour was interesting, especially the sheery tasting. The horse show was enjoyable but the highlight for me was Cadiz. I city I know from History. The singing of the King of Spains beard. Fascinating city where I got to see the real Spain. Travelled home on a catarmaran

We stayed in Seville but wanted to see the Cordoba Mosque. This was the best way as the tour was very organized. The Cathedral Mosque is a most see if you go to Andalucia. It is breath taking and hard to describe or capture in a picture. I traveled all over the world and I have to say this is such an amazing place. This was my second time visiting but wanted for my husband and 2 teenager daughters to see it. They couldn't contain their surprise when they got in. Our tour guide was really good. A most do!

We moved from Seville real early in the morning. It was still dark, even one hour while we were on the road. We arrived in Granda with our driver David Martin Alonso, an extremely nice person who spoke English fluently. He took good care of us throughout the trip. Once we entered Alhambra skipping all lines we had a nice tour guide. The details of this very special Islamic palace were explained to us while we were stunned of the beauty and the surroundings. It was pity to learn that only one third of the majestic palace was saved. The rest was either destroyed or looted. Even though what we saw was a clear witness of the unmatched civilization of the moslems when they lived in Andalucia. Spain is blessed to preserve such Islamic monuments in Granada and Cordoba and many other places as they ate major touristicattractions.