Andalusian Feelings

Once it got going, the tour of Ronda, Seville, Cordoba, Granada, Nerja and Marbella was OK. The hotels were comfortable, and the guide (a Dutch expat fairly fluent in Spanish) was very personable, but little in-depth information was provided on most of the sites, and for a group almost exclusively English, a native English (and preferably fellow British) speaker is really needed. It would have helped the cohesion of the group if at least a get-to-know-you meeting had been arranged on the first evening. The biggest gripe, though, is the presentation of this trip as eight days, when in fact it is five: the first "day" is the one that one arrives (independently) at the first hotel; the last "day" is the morning when we all disperse, and the penultimate day is really just a day of self-entertainment in Marbella (the guide parted with us the evening before).

Excellent itinerary, included lunches were wonderfully authentic. We swam in the Mediterranean but it can be quite cold. The guided tours were excellent,too. Tip: verify ahead of time, the open hours of the non included sites such as the Seville Alcazar and the Cordoba Alcazaba. You can book a tour sperately to Ronda or Morocco on the last, free day.

The team was really good with all the questions. Guide and Hotels good �� Value for money. Great local experiences.�

The tour was really interesting, an easy way to discover Andalusia. Granada is awesome and Cordoba is small but full of charm. Will definitely come back !!! Thanks to Daniel, he was a wonderful guide; helpful, skilled and knowledgeable! Would love to come back soon