This was our third trip with EuropaMundo and in this we visit some places already visited. We did this because now EuropaMundo include city tour in some city that before were no include Example of these are Madrid,Santander and Bilbao.
City sightseeingWalking tours
Tour Type
Group Tour
Accommodation
Hotel
Age Range
15-99 yrs
Operated in
english
Destinations
Madrid, Oviedo, Santander, Grana
Madrid, Oviedo, Santander, Granada, Seville, Lisbon, Porto, Santiago De Compostela
The tour included many nice stops. The tour guide was very young and inexperienced, however, he made the tour enjoyable. The stop at Elvas was awful. The town was vacant and nothing was open for dinner. We had to eat at the hotel but they weren’t prepared to feed the entire tour group. That was poor planning! The hotel was beautiful but my room overlooked what looked like a slum with barking dogs all night. My favorite spot was Peñíscola where I would have like to spend more time. Also would have liked more shopping time alotted. Otherwise the trip was very nice and I would recommend it.
For those who dream of exploring Spain’s heartland at a gentle rhythm, the "Ultimate Andalusia, Ending in Barcelona" tour package is tailored for seniors looking for cultural immersion without physical strain. Over 10 days, travel from Madrid through historic Andalusian cities, finishing in the vibrant streets of Barcelona. This guided journey features easy-paced sightseeing, quality accommodations, and inclusive transport, ensuring comfort every step of the way. The tour’s unique selling point is its perfect blend of Spain’s Moorish heritage and modern flair—ideal for travelers who want an accessible, in-depth experience with all the details taken care of.
Explorer
Tour Type
Group Tour
Accommodation
Hotel
Age Range
15-99 yrs
Operated in
english
Destinations
Madrid, Barcelona, Cordoba, Gran
Madrid, Barcelona, Cordoba, Granada, Malaga, Jerez De La Frontera, Seville, Zaragoza
Fairly flat cycle ride of approximately 40 miles/day on mainly quiet roads or off road on the Via Verde, though there was some cycling on busy main roads. We had non stop sunshine and temperatures in mid 30s for our trip in late September, but felt that some of the Via Verde route would be almost impossible if it was wet. There were some good hills to ascend most days.
