Enter the incredible path of Caminito del Rey, a spectacular route of vertiginous footbridges up to 105 meters of height, known as "the most dangerous path in the world". It is one of the biggest tourist attractions in Spain.

Private walking tour in Ronda, the romantic city,  the  land of bandits and poets. Very famous people have surrendered to its beauty, visiting regularly. Visit its Tauromachy museum, its bullring, its gorge and bridge, etc.Highlights: Setenil de las Bodegas, Roda from the Costa del Sol, Rondo's main town square, Plaza de Espana, the Church of the Holy Spirit.Includes: professional guide.Please note: The price for Solo travelers is 220 Eur per person, the price for the group of 2 people  is 115 Eur per person. It’s also possible to custom this Ronda private tour and include the interior of one 

Visit this beautiful town being considered by The Times magazine one of the 50 best cities to live. Start meeting your tour guide at the parking area located by the town hall. Then stroll along its Arab streets enjoying its white houses. Visit fist the old olive oil mill, learning how the olive oil was obtained in past times and then the brandy museum while learning its importance in the Spanish contemporary history by the hand of your local guide.Enjoy the narrow streets and make a stop for breakfast. Here you can taste a different way to eat the know "Churros". It's said "Churros Mojaos".Aft

Marbella private tour for individual travellers or for private groups. Don’t miss this beautiful city: old town, Statues of Dali, Orange square, Town Hall, Arab walls und much more.

Discover Cordoba, declared World Heritage Site by UNESCO. We’ll go back 1.000 years to visit one of the wonders of the world: the Cathedral-Mosque. Walk along the Jewish quarter making a quick stop at the Synagogue. Admire the façades embellished by pots

Antequera was the 9th most important city in Spain during the contemporary age and also the borderline between Christian and Muslim territories in the middle age. Discover this magnificent and historical city with lots of religious monuments.

Seat Alhambra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and get to know the last historically Arabic city in Spain. This out takes you back 600 years, when this fortress was reconstructed and converted into a magnificent royal palace by the Sultan of Granada.

Visit Alhambra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and get to know the last historically Arabic city in Spain. This tour takes you back 600 years, when this fortress was reconstructed and converted into a magnificent royal palace by the Sultan of Granada.

Caminito del Rey private trip with pick-up at Costa del Sol for individual travellers or private groups. Mix of nature & adventure

Your private guide will take you through the historical center of Malaga, the place where you can find the festive and joyful Andalusian atmosphere and the best of the province’s gastronomy. During these 3 hours, you will try Spanish wines and eat like a local, while learning about Malaga’s tapas traditions. Tapas, small appetizers commonly enjoyed with a drink and eaten while socializing, have a vast variety but all are equally delicious. Some of them have even evolved into a more sophisticated cuisine and can be combined into a full meal. Moving from spot to spot, you will taste

On this tour, you will discover two of the most valuable features of Spanish culture, wine and flamenco. During your visit to the winery, you will get the opportunity to taste, feel and understand the Spanish way of living, as you try 5 different kinds of local wine, accompanied by plenty of homemade tapas, and continue to enjoy them during the show. A world-renowned bailaora with a wide professional career will perform for you flamenco music on a Spanish guitar. You will also see a flamenco dance performance, learn about its different styles and even get a small lesson to learn some main

The guided tour takes you through the small quaint villages of Málaga to a winery with a vineyard and cellar. There, you will set out for a walk to learn about the different kinds of vines, such as Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot or Tempranillo. Accompanied by one of the owners, you will get to know his own secrets of wine production and head to the cellar to see how the grapes are converted into wine. The degustation of 5 different wines will follow, served with local tapas, including Spanish omelet, chorizo, olives and cheese.