Seville Tours in September 2026

Highlights were Opera night with singing waiters, Flamingo and Fado plus Toledo and the Black Madonna at Montserrat. Our tour guide was excellent- very knowledgeable, articulate and caring. Our group was incredible compatible and we had great fun together.

A very comprehensive trip covering a wide range of everything Andalucia has to offer from cities with outstanding Moorish architecture, delightful mountain villages and stunning natural scenery. Our guide Siri could not have done more to make the trip run smoothly. She was friendly, humorous and very well organised especially with the transport arrangements most of which involved the use of public buses and trains. She also made sure that we attended one of the best authentic performances of flamenco which for any trip to Southern Spain is a must.

We had a lovely week in Spain on the Andalucia package. The itinerary was well put-together and our Explore leader, Craig, was terrific in every respect. The Alhambra Palace is stunning, likewise the great Mosque at Cordoba. Craig is so knowledgeable on the history and architecture of the area, which he was able to convey in a lively and entertaining way. The walks in the countryside around Craig's charming guest house provided the perfect balance to the city sightseeing. We learnt about pigs, cork trees, village festivals, geology and much more! Calm and unflappable, he lead us through the tour with the perfect balance of group talks/tours and free time to explore on our own. The whole trip was very well organised. Thank you Craig for a memorable week. Great fun.

Great trip that we thoroughly enjoyed. The programme leaves little free time, so to maximise sight-seeing it is full-on. Trip to natural park is a nice break at the right time. We visited end Aug / early Sept, where the heat builds up (to 36 C) in the afternoon, but less crowded. Food was outstanding (try tapas), but hostels basic. Buses are good and did the job, but make sure to pre-book some optional trips, such as cathedral rooftop in Seville. Alcazar in Corboda as good. Worth booking extra night in Seville, but you might to go for a bit of luxury in choice of the hotel.

They are the best in spain. We were travelling with a small kid of 2 years and parents, however they made everything easy for us. On the first day for our city tour we met sarah and she was warm, energetic and really helped us get an overview of the city. Tapas pf triana she selected was also amazing. On the second day we went to alhambra with miguel which was again wonderful. 3 rd day was the best in the cities of cordoba and a stop at carmona. we went with two guides. I some how cudnt get his name, but he was the best we had in the entire tour. Warm, patient and considerate with just precise explanation pf monuments. I think njat is just so true to its name introduces you to their cities and culture as local. Thank you so much for giving us such wonderful memories.

Itinerary great. Our driver and travel guide were the best ever. Unfortunately since I have mobility issues found both Spain and Portugal not accessible friendly especially the hotels. The last hotel we stayed in was the worst and would never stay there again or recommend it. The buffet was mediocre, staff not the friendliness or accommodating and the room was terrible asked for a more accessible room but was refused even though it was requested a week prior. The ideal hotel room for accessible for 2 people would be 2 sinks, walk in shower with handicap bars (a must) and a bit wider aisles to accommodate walkers/wheelchair, 2 night tables and larger elevators would help.. I realize of course these hotels were built sometime ago but some of these suggestions could still be made. My group did have some difficulty communicating with staff, we thought they would speak more English, at times we did use a translator we had on our phone so we got buy just fine. All in all it was a great trip.