Beautiful track, really worth it! You can walk in a circle, when you reach the botanical garden be careful not to walk down, there is a sign that you have to go down, but that’s directing you to a local bar. The gardens are closing @1500.

We loved this short route. We did it by road bikes (bad idea, we had to carry them most of the way) but it's a medium difficult path on foot. And the possibility of cooling yourself in the brook is exceptional! Just please take your garbage with you!

Excellent hike for most. Along the small river and lots of shade. Got busy mid day but not much people around 9

Awesome trail along the stream (officially a river) from Benamahoma to El Bosque, about 10 km round trip. The trail is shaded along much of it's route which helps keep it cool even on a hot day (is was 30+ degrees when we walked it but with the shade it was fine). There are some rocky sections and stone stairs so you need to be in reasonable shape but in general an easy trail.

Nice and easy walk, very refreshing with a lot of shade. We were told that it can be very busy during the Weekends, so we went on Thursday and we didn't see many people there.

Nice easy walk. Lot's of shade cover. Avoid at the weekends as it can get very busy.

Brilliant walk, about 1hr 30 mins each way. Loads of waterfalls and a really enjoyable few hours in nature. With a nice drink half way.

A town full of history. The castle was the best choice to visit, amazing view over the city.

Great place to visit if you want to understand the city better. This fortress was first built way before roman times. You can clearly see the roman ruins and the ruins of the Arabic period, but the first layer of stones is from the Carthaginian period. The folder gives you a lot of explanation, as well as the texts you can find in one of the rooms. Audio is only in Spanish. Booking required for guided visits.

One of the oldest towns in europe. Great side trip from Seville. The parking is reasonable, with no entrance fee for the old walled city. There are several museums and churches to visit. A very laid back yet intersting place.

Wonderful architecture, a vast palace with several big gardens full of history. Be aware that, because of COVID19, you can only buy tickets online with credit card (code generator machine needed), so if you are coming from an outside country buy the tickets in advance.

On part of the old fortress walls in Carmona. Still majestic though only a small part of it remains. A great place to take photos or climb to the top to see the surrounding area.

Hours of history to explore. You can even use your phone for the audio guide. You can purchase tickets online to skip the line to buy them in person.

If you don't go up this place, you can't say you've seen this city. This is the most beautiful view point. If I should choose between a famous restaurant and this place in Carmosa, I choose this puerta.

I loved the visit. You can ask for an introduction video of 20 minutes in your native language (at least English and French). The site shows pictures and explanation that throw you back in time.

it is really historical and nice town in Sevilla.. From Sevilla center you can go by bus or by car and it is around 20-30 minutes … It is good alternative to have a nice day and eat good food 😅 We ate in Plaza de Abastos and at Bar Goya … All of them was very nice but also i loved all the food at Bar Goya … Should mention quite expensive but good for some weekendvibes😇 I have put photo of our salad🤤 It is a small town but nice town for walk so it is better if you go when the weather is not so hot… During summer time it would be better to visit morning time or during late afternooon Or you can do what we did ; we ate all early afternnoon and waited for weather to be little cooler then we walked around😂😂 We were too full but also we 🔥 some calories for sure😊 Aaa i forget to mention that we had coffe too😌 In Carmona there is very beautiful Parador 🏨 and they have very nice view of surrounding area .. We only had coffe there and it was expensive again but could be nice experience to have rest over there… Otel has also some nice pool 🏊‍♀️ For you i have put some photos from there as well If you enjoy the day like i do let me know vale😇

Free to visit this is a very interesting place especially if you want to know more about Roman burials. Views of the surrounding countryside are also good. Certainly worth a visit.

Roman Necropolis on top of a hill overlooking surrounding area. It’s an beautiful area. Museum is very small. The necropolis contains the famous elephant tomb where a rich aristocrat’s family was thought to have been buried.

Necropolis, small museum, nice park. No access to underground tombs. Free entry.

A great archeological site with an interesting museum and one of the most unique necropolis I've seen in any roman town across Europe. A must see when visiting Carmona!

The staff is really kind and welcoming, the Necropolis is well preserved and very interesting.

This was our third visit to Arcos de la Frontera and the first time the church was open and it did not disappoint with lots of beautiful artwork and a beautiful alter. Admission was just €2. This is a late Gothic hall-church, with three naves of equal height and a monumental curved apse. The naves are separated by circular pillars made of beamed rods, supporting complex star-ribbed vaults. Although everything inside is worthy of admiration, it is worth noting the Retablo Mayor, an altarpiece which is a true Renaissance jewel; the Gothic mural painting; the uncorrupted mummy of San Felix; the Nieves chapel which houses the image of the patron of Arcos; the extravagant organ and the choir, considered one of the best in Andalusia.

This basilica is a beautiful display of how rich this region used to be during the 14 - 17th century. Almost everything here is made of gold. And the scale of the carvings and central display is huge. Additionally, the viewing tower is a definite must to see and hear. There are many bells on the top that sing every hour. And the views of the area can be captured here on the tower. Overall, this is a must visit when in Arcos.

You can't come to Arcod de la Frontera without going up the tower of this church! Amazing views and the church itself is a delight.

Did not go in as it was closed but it is beautiful from the outside too

Impressive church from out and inn. And the church bell tower is worth special attention. It is worth to climb 100 steps for breathtaking views of the town and surroundings. One of the best tower views you can find in Spain!

Beautiful basilica on top of the hill! Beautiful small white hill town of Arcos 1hr fr Seville. Love the hill town, the food (payoya cheese and conejo) and the scenery ( Parador, Basilica, white houses view of the Guadalete river)

This largely Gothic styled church was built around the 15th century. It sits atop the limestone cliffs of Arcos on Plaza del Cabildo - a square which is essentially a carpark and also the location of the Parador de Turismo. You'll be rewarded with some great views overlooking the countryside from the mirador or visit the bar in the Parador for an even better view and a refreshing drink after the steep climb to get here. If you're mobility restricted there is a small car park here and also taxis (probably the best option as the street are very narrow in places).

Great race track, super cafe under the stand for food, drinks & brilliant viewing

Great parking and quick entrance process compared to other tracks we have been at with WSBK. Small regarding food, drink and merchandise but it seems to work. Not a lot of shelter if the days are really hot so advised to take an umbrella for the shade. Over all a good experience.

A fantastic circuit in the very south of Spain. Very friendly staff and the track is in great conditions. We wend with ca. 45 customers with the Yamaha Riding Academy from Switzerland. We will be happy to come back!

We’ve been coming here for several years, spending around £1000 each time, and now we’re told we can’t use cameras — that’s insane. We need the video footage for analysis, and on top of that, the security guard was rude and arrogant. You should post such information on your website — your sales will definitely drop, as everyone will prefer to go to another GP track with normal rules.

Went to see the final round of WSBK. I hope to come back for MotoGP. Great track. Easy park. Stand is great. View of 6 or 7 corners.

One to the world superbike finale. 10 out of 10 for atmosphere spectator viewing superb and one of my favorite tracks. Highly recommend.

Great atmosphere at WSBK’s final round of 2025. Nice accessibility for stands X1, paddock and main stands. However, food was not comparable with events like Assen or Most.

The park is so beautiful and lovely! I simply enjoyed the vibe here and had a wonderful time just taking a morning walk in it. You can feel the balanced mixture of nature and human in this place, all the colors and cool architectures are also making visiting this place a unique experience. Definitely recommend to come and visit, such a nice place to chill and relax.

The world famous Plaza de Espana is residing inside the Maria Luisa Park. After watching so many beautiful pictures of this place, I finally made it to get there this past July. Though the weather was scorching hot at >95F during the summer, it was still rewarding to visit this magnificent place. The Plaza was built around 1928 to show case Spanish heritages and history. Thus you can find sections of the regions decorted by colorful ceramic tiles to illustrate their cultures. The plaza has a built-in small canal for boating. But it was closed at the time when an outdoors concert was set up, incidently, the concert stage also consumed most of the plaza real estate. But that did not stop the daily activities at the plaza. A group of artists performed the Flamenco dance in the square, which really highlighted the Spaniards' passion. I was told the dance was originated in Seville. And Seville used to be the center of Spain before Madrid became the Capital. The are plenty of suveniors to buy at the square. The most popular one is probably the castanet after watching the Flemenco dance. Highly recommend this place if you visit Sevelli.

🌿 Review: Parque de María Luisa – Seville, Spain An extraordinary place! Parque de María Luisa is one of the most beautiful and spacious parks in Seville. Located just steps away from the iconic Plaza de España, it’s the perfect spot to fully enjoy the outdoors. The park has a wonderful atmosphere — parts of it feel peaceful and romantic, ideal for a quiet walk or a date, while other areas are perfect for children and families. Whether you’re going alone, with a partner, or with a group, there’s something for everyone. As someone from Argentina, I brought my mate and had an absolutely amazing time. It’s a great place to sit under the trees, relax, have a picnic or some tea, and just enjoy the surroundings. The public restrooms are clean and well maintained. Dogs are welcome, and there are open areas where people can relax or play — including picnic zones, which I loved. 🟢 Highly recommended! Definitely one of my favorite parks in Seville. A must-visit if you’re in the city.

This beautiful park is an absolute oasis in the heart of Seville, offering a truly peaceful escape from the city's hustle and bustle. I spent hours simply strolling through the lush gardens, marveling at the vibrant greenery and the intricate tilework. Every corner reveals another picturesque scene, from the grand Plaza de España, with its stunning architecture, to the quieter, more tranquil ponds and fountains. It's incredibly spacious, so even on a busy day, you can always find a serene spot to relax and soak in the atmosphere. This is undeniably a must-visit for anyone coming to Seville; you'll leave feeling refreshed and invigorated. The sheer scale and beauty make it highly recommended for anyone seeking a blend of natural beauty and historic charm. It's a testament to the city's dedication to preserving its iconic green spaces, truly a breathtaking experience.

Lovely park with beautiful plants, lots of animals and a bunch of interesting sights. Perfect for both a walk and also just to chill due to several benches where you can relax in the shadow. Cicadas can be a bit loud depending on the season and the horse carriages leave behind their dumps everywhere, leading to bad smell at some areas.

What a fantastic place to visit, and walk around. We used the Hop on Hop off bus to get there, it was so easy. You can spend a couple of hours walking round.

The Parque de María Luisa is far more than a city park; it is a sprawling, 34-hectare historical landmark that perfectly captures the romantic and decorative spirit of Seville. Originally the private gardens of the Palace of San Telmo, the land was donated to the city by Princess María Luisa Fernanda de Borbón in 1893. It was completely redesigned by French landscape architect Jean-Claude Nicolas Forestier in preparation for the great Ibero-American Exposition of 1929, transforming it into the enchanting "Moorish paradisiacal style" masterpiece you see today. The park is a vital escape from the Andalusian heat, offering lush, shaded pathways, ornamental ponds, and incredible architecture. Architectural and Historical Highlights The park serves as a green buffer connecting the historic centre with the grand pavilions of the 1929 Exposition, many of which remain as museums today. 1. Plaza de España (The Crown Jewel) • Style: Neo-Mudéjar and Renaissance Revival. • Description: This immense, semi-circular building is the park's centerpiece. It features a navigable moat (where you can rent row boats), four ornate bridges, and beautiful arcades. Its most famous feature is the continuous wall of tiled alcoves, with each one dedicated to a different province of Spain, displaying historical scenes and a seating bench. It is a mandatory photo opportunity and often cited as one of Spain's most magnificent architectural achievements. 2. Plaza de América (The Dove Park) • Description: Located at the southern end of the park, this square is a beautiful, formal garden setting surrounded by three major buildings from the Expo: • Pabellón Mudéjar: Now houses the Museum of Arts and Popular Customs (Museo de Artes y Costumbres Populares). • Pabellón Real: A smaller, richly decorated building. • Pabellón de Bellas Artes: Now the Archaeological Museum (Museo Arqueológico). Fountains, Statues, and Gardens Forestier’s design created a truly romantic atmosphere, blending geometric Moorish layouts with European romanticism. • Fountain of the Lions (Fuente de los Leones): An octagonal fountain featuring four sculpted lions spitting water, decorated with colorful azulejo tiles. • Glorieta de Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer: A moving monument dedicated to the famous Spanish Romantic poet, featuring a massive cypress tree and marble statues representing three aspects of love: that which arrives, that which is possessed, and that which is lost. • Mount Gurugú (Monte Gurugú): An artificial hill with a waterfall and a small gazebo at the top, offering pleasant views over the surrounding landscape. • Flora: The park is also a botanical garden, featuring palms, orange trees, pines, and vibrant flower beds, creating cool, shaded pathways for strolling. Visitor Tips and Activities • Admission: Entry to the Parque de María Luisa is free for all visitors. You only pay if you enter the museums or rent a boat/bike. • Getting Around: The park is large (34 hectares). You can rent pedal quad bikes (ideal for families) or standard bicycles to cover more ground quickly. • Best Time to Visit: Go early in the morning for the most peaceful experience and to enjoy the cool air before the midday heat. The park is open late in the summer (usually until midnight). • Nearby: The park is right next to the Guadalquivir River, and the Real Alcázar de Sevilla and the Cathedral are within a 15-minute walk, making it easy to combine them into a single itinerary. Conclusion Parque de María Luisa is a quintessential Sevillian experience. It's the perfect place to pause between historical sights, enjoy the exuberant Andalusian architecture, and appreciate the city's unique cultural fusion. If you loved the Mudéjar style of the Real Alcázar, you will adore the architectural detail and expansive beauty of this park.

The amounts spent on these construction projects are just mind-blowing. And when you remember how many people lost their health or even died there, it gets uncomfortable. 1. Tourists today admire the marble, the gold, the columns—but for someone, all this cost a life. Nobody remembers the names of the workers, though nothing would exist without them. 2. Sometimes I look at these buildings and think: was all this beauty really worth those sacrifices? For some, it’s a symbol of the nation, but for others, it’s years and strength lost. Honestly, I’m always a bit envious of the architects of that time—to plan something on this scale takes real talent. But at the same time, I feel for those who paid for this “eternity” with their health. I can’t feel just one way about it. The architecture is impressive, but the price was enormous. Sometimes you look at a cathedral and realize there’s a heavy shadow behind all that beauty. What about you? Can you just admire places like these, or do you also think about the price?

Sept 2025. Wow! Time was lost as soon as we arrived. Spent a good part of the day just cruising around this gorgeous place and beautiful parks surrounding it. Was easy to walk around, not hoards of tourists (even though i was one haha). The water and bright green flora just popped colour against the majestic architectural marvel that commands its prescence in a humongous semicircle. There are 52 mosaics with tiles representing each province (i didnt count them to check ok). The beautiful Vicente Traver Fountain is in the centre with bridges crossing the canal, good photo opportunities!! It was also a back drop for Star Wars II. Cool. Rent a boat and bob around the small canals for something a bit different, you may spot some fish swimming happily underneath and ducks nurturing their babies, cute as. Part of the building is used by government institutions too. There were some VERY talented musicians playing underneath/amongst the super grand stairways leading up to some great viewpoints. And when you're done with all the beauty of this place, you can check out a couple of stalls out the front, then walk and embark on another adventure, the grand parks and grounds surrounding this place emersed with its own history and beauty. Great place for fitness and many people running, cycling, walking and chilling. My advice, don't skip this place, its a feast for the soul ;)

Oh my goodness. This is an absolute must to see. Worth coming to Seville just to see this. It's absolutely stunning and photos cannot do it justice. As you walk around it, you get to see yet another photo you just have to take. Can't recommend this more. Also, next to it resides a stunning park with lots of interesting structures or features interspersed within it. I recommend doing a zigzag walk through it to find them all. Made for a very satesfying day

Visited Plaza de España in Seville early in the morning in October 2025 to beat the crowds. Built in the 1920s, it features stunning semi-circular architecture blending Spanish Renaissance and Moorish styles, with colorful tiles, fountains, canals, and ornate bridges—truly a photogenic and iconic landmark. When we visited, the canal was dry, but when filled, visitors can row boats along the curved canal for a unique view of the bridges and colonnades. Horse-drawn carriage rides around the plaza and nearby Parque de María Luisa offer a classic, leisurely way to explore the area. We also saw a couple of locals selling souvenirs on the ground. A must-see when visiting Seville!

Loved this Planet Naboo scenery in Seville (Star Wars fan here). It is breathtakingly beautiful and one rarely gets to see something of this scale in real-life. It is simply majestic to visit.

The Plaza de España is one of the most beautiful squares I have ever seen. The majestic central palace blends seamlessly with the serene water canal, creating a truly breathtaking scene. In front of the square, there is a charming garden that adds even more to the beauty of the place. You can also admire the detailed mosaics, each one depicting the history of a different Spanish city—a wonderful way to explore the country’s heritage in one spot. Best of all, the entrance is free, and I highly recommend visiting if you come to Seville.

Magnificent! A simply amazing place to visit. Nobody wouldn't like the beautiful architectures and the smart designs. It really deserves the name of "Plaza de España", it truly shows how grand an empire was and how brilliant the people were. Visited twice, both in the morning and the evening, and both breathtakingly beautiful. I really like the fountain, not a big fan of the horse carts though. In general really a landmark and nice place you wouldn't want to miss when in Seville.

Make sure you book at least one to two weeks in advance — it fills up fast, and with good reason. The Alcázar is absolutely breathtaking. The detail in the architecture is something else — arches, tiles, carvings, gardens… it’s a living masterpiece. The Mudejar style (that blend of Islamic and Christian design) gives it such a layered, soulful feel. You can really feel the history here — not just see it. We decided to book the 8:30am VIP tour with GetYourGuide, and it was one of the best decisions of our trip. No queues, no chaos — we were inside before the heat and the crowds. Anna, our guide, was phenomenal. So passionate, informed, and completely in love with the place — her energy brought it all to life. Worth every single cent. Go early, go with a guide, and take it all in slowly.

The Royal Alcazar of Seville is a beautiful palace & garden in the centre of the historic old town centre of Seville. Architecture & art from the 11th century are on display - from the Andalusian era, Gothic from the time of Alfonso X, & Mudejar from the time of Pedro I. The carved plaster & stone wall friezes, colourful geometric wall tiles, & Mudejar painted & copper covered mahogany wooden ceilings are exquisite. The formal gardens are extensive & offer glimpses of water pools & fountains, amongst trees & sculptured hedges. Booking in advance is essential, & allow up to 3 hours for the visit. There is a really nice cafe in the garden, serving drinks, cakes, & light snacks, & this is reasonably priced. This is a world heritage site for good reason - this is truly a world class historic attraction. 10/10.

We spent an entire afternoon visiting this his historic royal palace. We enjoyed meandering through the rooms and admiring the art and architecture. The gardens outside were so beautiful and offered additional views of the exterior architecture. We walked, sat, and admired the beauty all around us.

Honestly, the place is pure magic. I’ve seen countless pictures, but nothing prepared me for how breathtaking it is in person. The sheer amount of detail in the architecture is incredible, and you can see so much history in the different styles. The gardens are a whole other level—they're huge and so beautiful, with hidden corners and fountains everywhere. It’s the perfect escape from the city heat. I could have happily spent the entire day just wandering through them. My biggest recommendation, especially if you're visiting in the summer, is to pre-book your tickets online. Seriously, don't even think about showing up to buy them on the day. The lines can be absolutely brutal, and you'll spend a ton of time waiting in the heat. Booking online gets you a specific time slot and lets you skip the main queue, so you can head straight to security and start exploring right away. It's the best way to make sure you get in and make the most of your visit without any stress.

Amazing palace and gardens. Don't just go there during the day. The light show Naturaleza Encendida in the evenings (Oct till March, I think) is well worth the separate ticket too (dress well, it's much more chilly inside the gardens than outside in the streets).

Nice building. Beautiful architecture and gardens. Everything is beautiful, but I wasn't blown away by it. I'm not sure why, and think it's either personal preference or my mood that day. I wish more places included arrows or maps because we nearly missed a lot of what there is to see.

Interesting to see a castle transition from Muslim to Christian nobility. Very few people venture far into the gardens, so peaceful. While the tickets are timed, you can show up to 30 minutes after the selected time. If after your selected time, you can just walk in without the line. The free audio guide is good, although you have to skip through advertising for the paid version.

Legendary building in Sevilla This is a beautiful tower in Andalusia. Part of the BIG 3 you have to do, with the Mezquita, the Giralda and obviously l'Alhambra. The Giralda is a beautiful tower sitting right in the town centre or the old town. It is a fabulous building and looks really grand. It can obviously be visited but you really need to book for this like most impressive sites in Spain. Highly recommended we really enjoyed it!

We visited on a weekday afternoon and had to line up several times — first to get in, then again for audio guides, and finally to enter La Giralda. The tower is well laid out, with around 35 ramps and rest stops along the way for those who need them. Most people should be able to make the climb without too much trouble. However, it was extremely crowded. The path is narrow, so you go up and down in a single file, often shoulder to shoulder with others. Once at the top, you line up again just to get a view out of each window, and there are fences that make it hard to get a clear look. There didn’t seem to be any real crowd control at the top, which really took away from the experience. If you’re claustrophobic, I’d skip this part. There are plenty of other great spots in Seville to see panoramic views of the city. The cathedral itself was much more enjoyable — there were clear signs and pamphlets explaining the art and architecture. That said, unless you get the audio guide, there’s not much context provided about the tower itself.

La Giralda is a former Muslim minaret transformed into a church bell tower, symbolizing the fascinating transition from one culture to another. The construction itself is magnificent, a true masterpiece of architecture. Be prepared for a bit of a workout—the climb to the top can be challenging, but it’s absolutely worth it. The panoramic views of Seville from above are breathtaking. I highly recommend this unforgettable experience.

The area encompassing the open area next to the Seville Cathedral and surroundings. The history is amazing. There is a large sistern below the outdoor open area enclosed by the walls of the Giralda. This was essential for providing clean cool water to the town in antiquity. The Guadalquivir River was likely not the best place to get drinking water due to the number of upstream towns and villages likely dumping sewer into the river.

The tour is about 35 ramps with only steps at the end so easier to manage for old and young. Originally it was so guards on horseback could ride to the top. It was totally busy at 4 pm on a Monday in October. Tickets in advance are necessary unless it’s really off season. Shoulders must be covered and anyone showing up in a tank top could buy a wrap for 3€. They said legs should be covered to the knees but there were plenty of shorts that they didn’t make an issue of.

Giralda is the tower of the Sevilla Cathedral. It has no steps, just a continuous ramp up to the top, which makes it very easy to climb. The space is wide for a bell tower. The views from the top are amazing. I bought the tickets online, so there was no waiting for us.

The interior of this cathedral was very ornate with beautiful gold sculptures. I bought a ticket for a smaller Church nearby which included a ticket to the cathedral. This allowed me to bypass the very long line to buy tickets at the cathedral. The other church was nice too.

The Cathedral of Seville is an architectural wonder that perfectly captures the layered history of the city. Built on the site of an old Almohad mosque, it still preserves traces of its Islamic past, especially in the Patio de los Naranjos, where orange trees line the courtyard once used for ablution before prayer. The blending of Gothic grandeur with remnants of Moorish design gives the cathedral a unique identity that reflects centuries of cultural transformation. Inside, the scale and beauty are breathtaking. The golden main altar is one of the most impressive in the world, covered in intricate carvings that seem to glow under the light. The Giralda Tower, originally a minaret, remains a stunning symbol of Islamic architectural genius, and climbing it rewards you with panoramic views over Seville. The tomb of Christopher Columbus adds a fascinating historical dimension, connecting Seville to the broader story of exploration and empire. This visit was smooth and enjoyable. I bought my ticket online, and it was very affordable. I even entered before my designated time slot without any issue. The atmosphere at the entrance was more relaxed compared to other major landmarks. My friend who lives in Seville was able to enter for free at any time without a designated time slot.

We visited the Cathedral of Virgin Mary, popularly known as the Cathedral de Sevilla as a part of a small group guided tour. The guide Martha was very knowledgeable and explained everything in detail. The cathedral itself has much signs of Islamic influence when compared to its counterpart in Cordoba. But its a stunning structure nonetheless & covers a huge area. The golden altar, the magnificent choir, the tomb of Christopher Columbus, his son and the famed Bell Tower, Giralda were some of the highlights. I would highly recommend this attraction to visitors to this beautiful city.

Very lovely cathedral with lots to read about ! You do need to be modest to enter, no exposed shoulders or knees. They do give out blue shawls you can buy before entering so you are not denied entry. You can go to the top of the bell tower which is about 40 or more flights up, but it is a ramp not stairs. Very worth it though ! There’s pockets of balconies you can sit along the way up too. It is in the city in a lovely part of of town, so you can visit other places as well.

Greatly enjoyed Seville and booked our tour through Get your Guide(small group, English speaking)our guide was very user friendly, knowledgeable and professional. There were many tours going on, but we never stalled out waiting to get in or waiting to get into a specific room, she knew her stuff and timed our coming and going appropriately. Worth every penny!

An absolutely magnificent cathedral — truly breathtaking in size, detail, and history. The interior is stunning, with beautiful altars, artwork, and impressive architecture throughout. Climbing the Giralda Tower is a must — the views over Seville are incredible and worth every step. Everything was well organized, and the staff were friendly and helpful. A masterpiece of Gothic design and one of the most memorable landmarks in Spain. Highly recommend visiting!

Seville Cathedral is breathtaking — its sheer size and intricate details leave you in awe. The views from La Giralda tower make the climb completely worth it. Tickets are reasonably priced, but it’s best to book online in advance to skip the long queues. The combo ticket with La Giralda tower access is definitely worth it for the full experience.

Seville Cathedral left me absolutely awestruck. It’s vast, luminous, and genuinely majestic—every corner feels steeped in history and craftsmanship. The soaring Gothic vaults make you lose your sense of scale, and the details—from the carved choir to the side chapels—are mesmerizing. Do not skip La Giralda. It’s a must to buy tickets that include the tower so you can see Seville from a true bird’s-eye view—the panorama is unforgettable and worth every step. Visitor flow is well organized, signage is clear, and even with crowds it feels calm inside. If you have time, grab the audio guide; it brings the art and architecture to life with great context. Bottom line: an absolute must-visit in Seville. Powerful, moving, and unforgettable. I highly recommend it.##HistoryShorts

We bought our tickets in advance for 22:00 but luckily we were able to change the time of the ticket to see the sunset from here. It was absolutely stunning and nice to have a view from above. Unfortunately we had to leave for another appointment before seeing the light show at night. But if you have time linger around. This was great!

One of the best parts of my 3 months in Europe traveling!! A beautiful structure you could spend hours looking over the city at. I went at 6:45 after booking an online reservation about 2 days prior due to still being lots of tourists in the area. It was the perfect time! I beat somewhat of the sunset rush, so I could explore the structure and see it during the daytime. Then returned to the main viewpoint to watch the sunset and the lights turn on. It does get extremely busy around sunset, with very little space at the top miradouro. A rooftop bar in the surrounding area would have just as good views with less crowds BUT staying up after sunset allows you to see the lights turn on from the top which is SOO cool. The little film they show at the end is interesting and the theater is well kept with comfortable seating. Well worth the €16 I spent for full admission!

I enjoyed the Setas. It's a large structure made to resemble mushrooms. There is a deck above the ground level which anybody can access. The view is nice. You can also pay yo go up on an elevator to the top for a view of the city. There is an indoor market in the ground floor area that has all sorts of vendors. They have various good seafood vendors. There are coffee shops and tapas bars. It's a neat place to hang out got a while and just browse. If your in Seville for a couple days it's well worth checking out.

Love the look of the design and was pleasantly surprised at how well the structure fitted into the surroundings. If you wish to see the sunset, buy tickets at least 2 days in advance. We didn't buy tickets to see the sunset because we bought them 24 hours before, and the first available tickets were at 20:00. This is a good time to see the light show. The light show is with music, and it is a little crowded, but everyone gets a chance to take photos and videos if they wait for a few minutes. You can watch a short movie included in the ticket, and I suggest watching it. You can spend as much time there as you want. It's a must-visit when in Seville.

Standing beneath this structure and looking up is truly awe inspiring. In the evening, colored lights are shifting and moving around inside the structure which makes it even more magical. Underneath this statue at the ground level is a market for meat, fish and a couple tapas bars that are also quite good. The market is only open in the morning and early afternoon. At one end of the statue is a large staircase where there is often live music played by street musicians. Down below the market are some Roman ruins.

Personally I felt this was a huge let down. It is amazing from the ground but you could see certain blocks that weren’t lighting up, but we had to see what the hype was about, so we paid the $16 euros each and went to the top. The idea is a good one with light mood music being played and the lights moving and lighting in unison to the music. The downside to this is the street performers directly below you playing AC/DC, Guns N Roses, and, I kid you not, N-Sync. These performers drown out any music related to the lights. Next for the lights. They need to do some maintenance, because a large percentage of the lights aren’t working, you can see this in the pics and videos. Basically they built something that is cool in concept but they haven’t maintained it. The only reason I gave 3 stars instead of two is for the immersive movie at the end, very cool and a must see. Pretty much all I found this good for was to go up to have a 360* view of the skyline and sights but it is DEFINITELY NOT worth $16 euros, maybe 8-10.

A nice, mostly wooden structure with a great viewpoint. At the top there’s a walkway and an information board showing which landmarks you’re looking at. In my opinion it’s nicer in the evening, because the landmarks are lit up and the structure itself has a light show. The entrance fee of €16 per person is a bit pricey, but I think it’s worth it.

Ferry crossing point to national park from Sanlucar

(Translated by Google) Playa de Bajo de Guía fronts onto the Guadalquivir River at Sanlúcar de Barrameda, 44 km north of Cádiz, Spain, facing the Atlantic Ocean. Excursion boats to Doñana National Park leave from a small wharf on this beach. (Original) Playa de Bajo de Guía fronts onto the Guadalquivir River at Sanlúcar de Barrameda, 44 km north of Cádiz, Spain, facing the Atlantic Ocean. Excursion boats to Parque Nacional de Doñana leave from a small wharf on this beach.

(Translated by Google) The site is impressive. With the preserve in the background, and at the mouth of the Guadalquivir River. Great food in all their locations. Large, clean beach to enjoy. (Original) Impresionante el sitio. Con el coto de fondo, y en la misma desembocadura del río Guadalquivir. Comida estupenda en todos sus locales. Playa grande, y limpia para disfrutar.

(Translated by Google) Natural paradise: the mouth of the Guadalquivir River. It is possible to cross to the other shore (Doñana, province of Huelva) with a small boat. The sunsets are spectacular. Constant transit of ships and ships. (Original) Paraíso natural: la desembocadura del Río Guadalquivir. Es posible cruzar a la otra orilla (Doñana, provincia de Huelva) con un pequeño barco. Las puestas de sol son espectaculares. Constante tránsito de buques y navíos.

(Translated by Google) From my heart's content, the beach is ugly, the sea color is like brown. It's true that it has a very wide beach, but swimming leaves you covered in sand up to your soul. In my opinion, I wouldn't recommend this place. (Original) De corazón la playa es fea, color del mar como marrón, es verdad que tiene una playa muy amplia pero el tema del baño te llenas de arena hasta el alma. En mi opinión no recomendaría este sitio.

(Translated by Google) Privileged place. Beach at the mouth of the Guadalquivir River. It is a special beach, where you are in Sanlúcar de Barrameda, in Cádiz, but you have in front of you the Coto de Doñana, in Huelva, with its own beach, which you can access by ferry. You find the fishing boats anchored and you see large ships passing by that come from Seville, but their waters are transparent. It has a wonderful gastronomic and festive offer in the bars and restaurants on its promenade, to name a few that I have been to: Joselito Huertas, Casa Bigote, Boteros, Astillero, La Orilla. It's a fantastic place. (Original) Lugar privilegiado. Playa en la desembocadura del Río Guadalquivir. Es una playa especial, en ella estás en Sanlúcar de Barrameda, en Cádiz, pero tienes en frente el Coto de Doñana, de Huelva, con su propia playa, a la que puedes acceder en el transbordador. Encuentras las barcas de pesca ancladas y ves pasar grandes barcos que vienen desde Sevilla, pero sus aguas son transparentes. Tiene una estupenda oferta gastronómica y festiva en los bares y restaurantes de su paseo marítimo, por nombrar algunos en los que he estado: Joselito Huertas, Casa Bigote, Boteros, Astillero, La Orilla. Es un lugar fantástico.

(Translated by Google) It is a beach where you can be calmer on the sand than in the sea. There are no waves, ideal for children to have fun in the water, which is at a moderate temperature, neither cold nor hot. The best thing is the sunsets and the fact that on the other side is Doñana, you can also see parked fishing boats that form a beautiful picture. There is parking next to the promenade, security and garbage. Of course, there are much better beaches in the province of Cádiz. (Original) Es una playa para estar más tranquilo en la arena que en el mar. No hay olas, ideal para que los niños se diviertan en el agua, que está a temperatura moderada, ni fría ni caliente. Lo mejor son los atardeceres y que al otro lado está Doñana, también se ven barcos pesqueros aparcados que forman una bonita estampa. Hay aparcamiento junto al paseo marítimo, vigilancia y basuras. Por supuesto, hay playas mucho mejores en la provincia de Cádiz.

We booked our Doñana jeep tour with them after reading the reviews and they didn't disappoint. Fran, our guide, was highly knowledgeable and made it very entertaining and enjoyable. We were super lucky and spotted a lynx! Also several deer, endangered birds and bunnies. They gave us increible insights about the Spanish Serengeti and one could feel the passion to share and protect Doñana. The 4 hours went by super quick and we were back at El Rocío, that beautiful village, unique and where everything revolves around horses. Thanks Fran and the whole staff!

A beautiful park with a great guided bus tour! They provide binoculars and our guide was absolutely great and pointed out so many different types of birds. We went early in the morning and it was a beautiful place to see the sunrise!

Knowledgeable, funny, accommodating guide makes the cost worth it Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 🧭 only Spanish trips were left, but our guide was so sweet with us even though we could not understand one another (always handing us his multilingual illustrated guide so we could see the animals he was talking about) 🧭 our guide was clearly very knowledgeable and had an incredible ability to spot birds from so far away and show us where to look 🧭 the park is mostly birds and the landscape (no bigger animals, really) 🧭 we had the incredible luck of getting to see a lynx mid-hunt - wow 🧭 seat choices are given out in order of ticket purchasing times (we purchased ours the day before and were able to choose our seats 12th out of 20)

Good service, it's a very nice tour of the Dona Ana National Park, and our guide was very friendly and very knowledgeable.

We had an amazing tour in June with a very nice guide and cool birds!

The morning tour was great. Very good english translation. We saw a lot of special birds and flamingos as well as deers and a fox. Maybe it should start a bit earlier to see more animals.

Excellent tour with Nacho, who gave the tour both in English and Spanish. He was extremely knowledgeable and kept us fully informed for the 3.5 hour duration. Although we didn't see any iberian lynx, there were plenty of deer, birds and other animals and insects that we saw and learnt about in the park.

It was truly magical. The landscape is so pretty! The camels are very friendly and the staff is really kind. You get an optional walk on the camel, then you get tea and dates while they explain things about the camels, a tour of the farm and wash your hands with natural, organic, eco-friendky soap made from camel milk. Amazing! Super fun experience, unmissable.

Nice place to spend some time , loads of clothes, probably second hand ,very cheap. We were amused by the sellers how they are shouting to people to buy their staff

What an amazing experience. The camel ride through the dunes was just wonderful. Then afterwards a talk about camels filled with very interesting information - we had no idea just what unique and amazing animals they are… they’ve got a lot more going on than long eye lashes and water storage!! The love of camels by the owner was really special and we adored the whole experience. A total bargain and not to be missed.

The unexpected highlight of our holiday. My teenage son and I thoroughly enjoyed the camel ride through the dunes, followed by tea and dates and a really interesting talk about Camels . My husband was also welcomed into the farm for the tea and talk even though he didn't book a camel ride. A five star experience , highly recommended .

With Family a very nice Experience. Our children enjoyed it. The camels look healthy and nice. From Seville less than 1 hour trip by car. I recommend after to visit the beach. It's a very nice area.

Nice touch with ecology of the camels. Animals very well treated. Staff great and knowledgeable

Beautiful, special experience.

Super nice guy who re-opened the door for us while we arrived too late after siesta closing time 14:00 hrs. Thanks again!

(Translated by Google) We discovered this museum by chance, we were on the way to Aracena and we saw it. Impressive and very educational. A charming Gerardo shows you around the museum, gives you a tasting and tells you everything that happened there. You can tell he loves his job!! Of everything we tried, we took a bottle of pomace, a small sample of several (the little wooden box) and the panther's milk, the strawberry milk. I recommend that you go with something in your stomach otherwise with so much sample....🤤🤣🤭 (Original) Descubrimos este museo de casualidad, estábamos de camino Aracena y lo vimos. Impresionante y muy didáctico. Gerardo todo un encanto te enseña todo el museo, te hace una cata y te cuenta todo lo que sucedió por allí. Se nota que le encanta su trabajo!! De todo lo que probamos nos llevamos una botella de orujo, una muestra pequeña de varias ( la cajita de madera) y la leche de pantera la de fresa. Os recomiendo que vayáis con algo en el estómago que si no con tanta muestra....🤤🤣🤭

(Translated by Google) We went there in passing and we loved it. We also bought chestnut liqueur and pink panther cream and they were delicious. And above all the treatment, the boy who served us was very friendly and attentive. (Original) Fuimos allí de pasada y nos encantó. Compramos también licor castañas y crema de pantera rosa y riquísimos. Y sobre todo el trato , el chico que nos atendió muy simpático y atento .

(Translated by Google) Gerardo the guy from the museum store is a machine, he explains the entire history of the distillery with all kinds of details, a great professional, he recommended the pomace cream to me and it is amazing, apart from trying a lot of liqueurs. (Original) Gerardo el chico de la tienda museo es un máquina, te explica todo la historia de la destilería con todo tipo de detalles, un gran profesional, me recomendó la crema de orujo y es una pasada, aparte de probar un montón de licores.

(Translated by Google) Good place to buy liquor. Only one complaint since it is a store owned by the distillery itself, out of curiosity for the consumer, the liquor is sold more expensively than in other liquor stores. Being its own product, it doesn't seem fair to me. (Original) Buen sitio para comprar licores .solo una queja ya que es un expendiduria de la propia destileria para curiosidad del consumidor se vende los licores mas caros que en otras licorerias de reparto Al ser producto propio no me parece justo

(Translated by Google) Very good experience in this emblematic building. As the most important fact to highlight, we are facing the oldest distillery in Spain. The visit was free at the time, and includes an explanatory video, an aromatic tasting of various liquors, a visit to the winery and still area. In the store they have a large quantity of liquors at very competitive prices. The boy was very friendly at all times. (Original) Muy buena experiencia en este emblemático edificio. Como dato más importante a destacar, nos encontramos ante la destilería más antigua de España. La visita fue gratis en el momento, y dispone de un vídeo explicativo, una cata aromática de varios licores, visita a la bodega y zona de alambique. En la tienda disponen de una grandísima cantidad de licores a precios muy competitivos. El chico fue muy amable en todo momento.

(Translated by Google) I discovered this place by chance! If you stay a few days in the perfect CP and visit the town (in the shade and at the right times), your two days will be: GREAT! Recommended: the 'Holy Tuesday' museum, the square near the church and in between, during opening hours, several bars. Always look for shade! (Original) ¡Descubrí este lugar por casualidad! Si te quedas unos días en el CP perfecto y visitas el pueblo (a la sombra y en los horarios adecuados), tus dos días serán: ¡GENIAL! Recomendado: el museo 'Martes Santo', la plaza cercana a la iglesia y entre medias, durante el horario de apertura, varios bares. ¡Busca siempre sombra!

(Translated by Google) Routes for all super well explained by an excellent team of professionals. (Original) Rutas para todos súper bien explicadas por un excelente equipo de profesionales.

(Translated by Google) I went to fieldworkriotinto with the intention of taking a guided tour of Minas de Riotinto in private and with a series of peculiarities that needed someone with a deep knowledge of the place and a good predisposition. It was Juanma, manager, who took care of my request, and I can affirm that it was not only requested but that it fulfilled and exceeded, in an extraordinary way, all my expectations. He had a lot of patience, considering the numerous previous virtual correspondence that I exchanged with him. I will be clear: I belong to the sector, and I know how insistent we can be as clients, as if we were the only request that a company has to attend to. Juanma was not only patient with me, but insisted that I not worry about all my doubts, since his maxim was that the visit was to our total satisfaction. To make matters worse, he advised me on issues such as accommodation, restaurants or transfers when, let's be clear, I did not have to do it and also did not earn anything from it. As it was in private, he picked us up in his car and provided us with a visit to Minas de Riotinto as complete as possible: the source of the river, a visit to mines and mining operations, the mining town, the British legacy, he accompanied us to the train. , to the restaurant, ... we were always accompanied by an expert who controlled the time perfectly and gave us a vision with which he provided not only scientific and historical value, but also the entire socio-cultural context: he explained to us how the town transformed mining exploitation, the relationships that were established between British society and the original inhabitants, how that time is remembered today ... in short, he was able to give us a rigorous, multi-colored vision of Minas de Riotinto, full of details and, even so, extremely enjoyable. I have the habit of taking guided tours when I travel; I think it is necessary that, even after you explore the place on your own, you have a first contact led by an expert. I am not exaggerating when I say that it was the best visit I have enjoyed so far: we had a great experience at the hands of a person who continually transmitted love for his town and his work. Thank you very much for everything. (Original) Acudí a fieldworkriotinto con la intención de realizar una visita guiada por Minas de Riotinto en privado y con una serie de particularidades que necesitaban de alguien con un profundo conocimiento del lugar y buena predisposición. Fue Juanma, gerente, el que se encargó de mi petición, y puedo afirmar que no sólo fue solicito sino que colmó y superó, de una forma extraordinaria, todas mis expectativas. Tuvo muchísima paciencia, teniendo en cuenta la numerosa correspondencia virtual previa que intercambie con él. Seré claro: pertenezco al sector, y sé lo insistente que podemos llegar a resultar como clientes, como si fuéramos la única petición que una empresa tiene que atender. Juanma no sólo fue paciente conmigo, sino que insistió en que no me preocupara por todas mis dudas, pues su máxima era que la visita fuera de nuestro total agrado. Para más inri, me asesoró en cuestiones como el alojamiento, restaurantes o traslados cuando, seamos claros, no tenía por qué hacerlo y además no ganaba nada con ello. Como era en privado, nos recogió en su coche y nos estuvo proporcionando una visita de Minas de Riotinto lo más completa posible: el nacimiento de río, visita de minas y explotaciones mineras, el pueblo minero, el legado británico, nos acompañó hasta el tren, hasta el restaurante, … siempre íbamos acompañados de un experto que controlaba el tiempo a la perfección y nos aportaba una visión con la que proporcionaba no sólo valor científico e histórico, sino también todo el contexto socio cultural: nos explicó cómo transformó al pueblo la explotación minera, las relaciones que se establecían entre la sociedad británica y los habitantes originales, de cómo hoy día se recuerda aquella época, … en fin, supo darnos una visión de Minas de Riotinto rigurosa, poliédrica, llena de detalles y, aun así, sumamente amena. Tengo la costumbre de realizar visitas guiadas cuando viajo; creo que resulta necesario que, aunque a posteriori explores por tu cuenta el lugar, tengas una primera toma de contacto llevado de la mano de un experto. No exagero cuando digo que ha sido la mejor visita que he disfrutado hasta ahora: vivimos una grandísima experiencia de la mano de una persona que transmitía continuamente amor por su localidad y su trabajo. Muchísimas gracias por todo.

Dolmen de Soto (Andalusia, Spain) was rediscovered in 1922, located in the municipality of Trigueros (Huelva) is one of the most important and best preserved megalithic sites of the peninsula. Construction may have taken place between the Neolithic and the Bronze Age 3000-2500 BC. This complex is covered by a large earthen hill with a diameter of 60 meters and surrounded by a 65m stone circle. Inside Soto Dolmen there is a chamber and a 21m corridor of large slabs of various stones.

As a historic site I would rate it five stars. As a visitor experience it is one star because despite signs on the gate giving opening hours, it is definitively CLOSED for conservation. Don’t be fooled by the write-ups which say it re-opened in December. Maybe it did, but it is closed now.

We had an excellent guide who took us through the history of Dolmen de Soto. I learnt that they found evidence which dates back nearly 6000 years ago. It was all very fascinating 👏 😊

Made the long and difficult drive to get there to find out it was closed. The website is cryptic at best and we trusted google hours. Do check before you go, from what we can understand from the website it may be closed for maintenance but not really sure

Really impressive restored Dolmen. Free with visitor centre and info. Info on other area Dolmen which are equally cool to visit.

The Dolmen is fantastic, a must see. Great effort has been made to restore and preserve this historic monument. The interpretive center and staff are wonderful. The resources for English speakers are limited to subtitles on the video presentation but our experience was excellent. This is a lovely site that should not be missed.

Must see if nearby. Access a but tricky. Best from Trigueros

Covid measures are inexistent. You have your table but people stand up and dance around and it gets busy. I wouldn't repeat the experience

Love it superb setting friendly staff and great cocktail

Cool beach bar - very chilled - great Gin and tonics.

Excellent bar, great location and nice staff!!

Stylish place to have cocktails and socialise

Great for drink before dinner

Lovely sunset in El Rompido.

Amazing Time and most importantly a very friendly and caring crew! We had an extraordinary day and sunset in this beautiful place! Thank you for having us

A nice little boat taking you across to the beach opposite. Very worth while. Highly rexommend. Staff very friendly

We took the ferries daily and the staff was friendly and always on time.

Closed in october and web not updated. Made me waste my time

Hire one of the self drives excellent service

Quite a lot of rubbish and pollution washed up.

Always punctual and good service.

No animals in cages, renovated time or just dead park , very sadly

There are abandoned dogs inside the "zoo". We asked in the office and there were just excuses, the park is not maintained at all. A pity, the location and design is quite good. Also all the doors but one were closed.

DON’T GO! THE PARK IS ABANDONED. THERE IS NO ANIMALS. ❗️

To go from feeling wonderfully content and happy to be in such a beautiful town, to moments later being truly disturbed by the lifeless animals pacing up and down with glazed looks in their eyes due to sheer boredom. I 100% agree with rescuing endangered species but too keep a tiger on its own in a tiny, grassless and baron enclosure seems to be the opposite of letting the animal live on in a protected environment. How for a moment this is happening is beyond me, when across the world there are so many wonderful places where the animals have a great deal of enjoyment and stimulation.

Great little place considering it is free but some parts were being reconstructed so no lions this time. I would agree that the animals do look a bit cramped and a bit sad. I think it would be better to have less animals and more space for them.

A bit run down but you see some great animals for free

If you want to show your kids how animals die, this is the place to go! It's deplorable. Bored animals locked up in too small cages. The infrastructure is completely run down and the guard totally unfriendly. The city of Ayamonte should stop this immediately!

Overall an exceptionally good day. The day started slowly with a slow up stream journey. Then we stopped at the riverside to visit the farm. A hot walk up the hill, and so several of the group went swimming in the pool. Then lunch, the best food and entertainment I have had on many Day Excursions. How the host team kept changing roles and languages was remarkable. All of them helped to make a memorable day, Well Done.

I can only gave 10/10 for this wondefull Team from Rio Sul. I did the Guadiana River tour and was just amazing.. What a client service! What an amazing and friendly Team! I did so many good memories from this day! Just a must to do if you are in Algarve!

We signed up for the boat trip the day before and it was a great choice. We traveled with our two-year-old son and despite the youngest on board, the fun was great. Thank you.

I’m not a local guide and therefore I’ll post a real review if you’re 60+ and enjoy an ‘on the rails experience’, where you are treated like children or a geriatric, then this is the tour for you. Super basic, if this cost €25, I wouldn’t mind But for €50, you get treated to a meal that costs maybe €5 - you don’t even get your own water glass you have to share it with your wine glass to stop you drinking too much The staff were friendly, but the main owner literally treats everybody like children. He literally stops and stares at people if they dared to talk during one of his recountings in three different languages. The tannoy system on repeat tells everybody what they can and cannot do in the swimming pool And everybody is made to walk 10 minutes in boiling conditions up a hill. I had to help carry a lady up the hill who was suffering. There is transportation, but it’s not sufficient for the number of people that need help. I accept that this probably wasn’t my cup of tea , but being told off repeatedly for not walking in a straight line or taking a shortcut is just frankly insulting. Additionally, the forced entertainment and for singalongs after lunch was probably the final straw for me.

This was the ‘Moorish Tour’. I paid 56€. I did this excursions by myself and soon made a friend as the day went on. It was half safari and half river cruise, making this an all day excursion. It starts in Vila Real de Santo Antonio (VRSA) via Jeep and brings you back to the same location via boat. The day starts of with meeting at the meeting point near the port in VRSA. You get put into groups according to what language you speak and then you are put on the jeeps. On the ‘off roads’ you are allowed stand up in the jeep but hold on tight. On the main roads you have to remain seated and belted as by law. The jeeps travel in a convoy through the Nature Reserve. Where you can see flamingos and natural salt. You stop off at a place where they male natural jams, salts and chutneys. You can have a taste and buy some products (don’t feel obliged, but they had really nice products). The jeep then goes on and shows you some more natural parts and produce of the land. Around 1pm you stop at the farm and have lunch. There is also a bar ( which is not included in the excursion price)and a swimming pool (so bring swimwear). Lunch is served inside: Starters- Vegetable soup and freshly made cheese Main- Chicken, salad, potatoes Dessert- Organic Oranges Live traditional Portuguese music is played and the staff also sing some lovely songs. After lunch, you walk down to the boat and take a cruise up to VRSA, passing under the international bridge. Which connects Portugal and Spain. On the boat there is a bar and live music. To me this was the most slow part of the day and I wished there was a bit more happening on the boat and maybe louder music so people could dance a sing. This is the main reason for the 4 stars instead of 5. The boat pulls into VRSA port where the excursion ends. I was made aware by others on the excursion that this company does transfers from your hotel to VRSA. As I was staying in VRSA I didn’t need this service.

I think we've found the best driver in Portugal, and that's Alida! What a fantastic entertainer she is! We were well looked after with beautiful scenery and cultural-historical adventures. Thanks!

Not a cruise but a party boat for all ages. Interesting day out where everything worked like clockwork. The boat was comfortable and the village we stopped at was really unusual. Lunch and the entertainment was lovely. All of the people who worked at Riosul drove, waited on tables and performed. Surprisingly no tips were sought. All in all recommended very highly.

An unforgettable experience. I recommend. Note that the site is next to a café by the river and only opens at 4.30 pm. The phone is a simple answering machine. Pay only at the moment. You can book online without paying.

Great experience! Zero stress and all staff was pleasant, humorous and accommodating. The actual line not too fast and the impact at the end was minimal. Xavier in particular was very helpful, kind and fun! Thank you from Cyprus 😊

So easy to get set up on arrival. Loved the photos taken by the photographer as well. Highly recommend to people visiting the area.

I am extremely dissatisfied. I had called before to clarify whether my 15-year-old son could do this alone. This was confirmed! Then I told them that I have about two hours to travel and would be leaving now. When we arrived, they said he couldn't travel alone as he wasn't 18y. old and wouldn't be able to get back across the river on his own. So the journey was for nothing. The treatment was also disappointing: while the men were friendly but reserved, the woman at the counter was dismissive. This was not the service I had expected.

Great way to spend a few hours.... obviously the zip line itself takes a minute, but both villages either side of thr river are well worth a look.

This was my third jump with LimiteZero, with previous jumps in 2015 and 2019 with different groups of friends, and the first two were excellent with everything easy and well laid-out. On this occasion, the website would not permit us to book or pay - there was an error on both occasions that we tried. I followed up by email, and they accepted our booking and said we could pay on arrival. When we arrived, there was some confusion, but we were able to pay and jump. On previous occasions, we have been given information on how to purchase photos of our jump when we landed, but that didn't happen on this occasion; the photographer was busy taking photos of other jumpers and in a roped off area, so we assumed the process had changed since the pandemic and contacted LimiteZero about the photos the following day. Unfortunately, if you don't speak with the photographer immediately on landing, the photos are deleted. The photographer was dismissive and unpleasant when I contacted him, directly blaming me for not knowing how the process worked, which was a sad ending to the experience. I'd recommend that LimiteZero return to providing information on landing. The jump itself still feels safe and well-prepared, but the admin surrounding it could be improved. Note that the ferry from Alcoutim runs half-hourly; if you're coming from Portugal, allow time to get across the river, and remember that Spain is one hour ahead.

Great experience!!! The staff is friendly and the ride to Portugal is smooth and fun Update August 2019 We came back to zipline again with more people. And once again it was a great experience. I highly recommend doing the zipline for the experience, the fun and the ride.

Absolutely stunning!!! From a distance we sit and stare at the castle, but to walk up and around inside gives you a whole other perspective. Stunning scenic outlook being so up high, from all angles and so much history to absorb. Highly recommend! We loved it and are so glad we came to stay and experience the beautiful hillside town of Mertola in South Portugal.

Beautiful castle with a museum. Friendly staff. Beautiful view. Free enterence. Parking is difficult. Better let stay the car in the town and have a walk to the castle.

Castle of Mértola Type: castle Current price: free WC: located outside of the castle Path for disabled: not available Parking: available, small Bike parking: not available Public transport: Redexpressos bus, Rodoviária do Alentejo bus + 15 min walk Medieval castle built during the Islamic period. It was particularly rebuilt after the Reconquista, so the architecture is a combination of different styles. Next to it are more ancient ruins. Also, within the tower is a small museum with medieval items.

If you happen to be passing through then it is a worth a wander round the castle. As the views are good, looking in both directions along the Guadiana river and the town. Although it's not as spectacular as the castle at Beja.

Really enjoyed our visit. The town is fabulous around the castle with cobbled streets and picturesque buildings. It is a bit of a climb to the castle but not too bad. Once there, there is an excavation underway of roman ruins around the castle which is very interesting with plenty of view points. The castle offers fabulous views of the surrounding countryside. We visited in November and it was free.

We stumped up on this little beautiful peaceful well maintained town on the way from Spain to Lisbon. The castle is so well maintained with all renovated levels that have wooden and marble stairs and museum floors with a local staff who was extremely nice and knowledgeable to tell us about the town. Everyone who worked here was so nice, proud and educated of their own town. The entry fee is FREE. I'm super impressed with how they very well managed to maintain their history, the whole neighborhood and castle. So much respect for these people and this town. The whole atmosphere is so peaceful and relaxing. We also stopped by a restaurant down the tiny street and the food was so delicious and healthy. Highly recommended!

Medieval Castle located in Mertola with the Mosque/ Christian church.

Pulo do Lobo (wolf’s Leap) is a beautiful water fall, surrounded by rocks. It is the highest waterfall in southern Portugal. Accessible by car to view a one of the point of waterfall.

Wild extremely special waterfall. The huge river flowing threw narrow rocks, the sound of water is deafening and it looks like a moon landscape. You can find beautiful stones here. Not for the fainthearted.

Nestled in the heart of the Guadiana Valley Natural Park, Pulo do Lobo (literally “Wolf’s Leap”) is one of Portugal’s most dramatic and captivating natural landmarks. Located in the Alentejo region near Mértola, this narrow gorge of the Guadiana River offers a breathtaking display of raw, untamed beauty. Nature at Its Wildest Pulo do Lobo gets its name from a local legend — it was said that only a wolf could leap across the sheer, rocky chasm. When you stand at the edge of the viewpoint, it's easy to see why. The river rushes through a narrow gorge carved into ancient schist rock, creating thunderous rapids and swirling currents. During the rainy season, the spectacle is especially powerful, as the water surges with dramatic force. Scenic Views & Hiking While the waterfall itself is the main attraction, the surrounding area offers scenic hiking trails through cork oak forests and Mediterranean scrubland. Birdwatchers and nature lovers will appreciate the rich biodiversity, including rare birds of prey and wildflowers. The trails are not too demanding, but proper footwear is advisable due to rocky paths and occasional steep sections. Remote and Peaceful Part of what makes Pulo do Lobo special is its relative remoteness. Don’t expect large crowds, souvenir stands, or commercial facilities. This is a place for quiet reflection and awe. There are a few viewpoints, some with wooden railings and signs in Portuguese and English, but overall, it’s wonderfully unspoiled. Tips for Visitors Access: Best reached by car; the final stretch is on a dirt road. Time of Year: Visit in spring or after rains for the most impressive water flow. What to Bring: Water, snacks, sturdy shoes, and a camera — the light around sunset is magical. Final Verdict Pulo do Lobo is not just a stop on a tourist map — it’s a raw encounter with nature's force and beauty. It’s ideal for travelers who appreciate rugged landscapes, tranquility, and a touch of legend. Whether you’re a photographer, hiker, or just someone seeking a moment of awe, this hidden gem of Alentejo will leave a lasting impression.

All rounded trail is around 6 km. by rocks, by gravel road and small path. If you like nature and silent places, nice to visit

Well worth the drive. Start early, it gets hot quickly & wear good footgear. We took a picnic to enjoy there. Please please take your rubbish back with you. We were so disappointed to see the carelessness of visitors before us.

We drove from the West. Quite a long drive along bumpy narrow roads eventually leading to a dirt track for the last 1.5km. Google tries to take you off road but follow the signposts through the village instead. The rock formations are interesting but quite honestly not worth the trip. There is a footpath along the west but on the east side there are boardwalks. No toilet facilities. The water looked polluted with scum and foam. So many nicer places to go to so I don't recommend this one unless you happen to be nearby.

This is far better in person than it is in pics. The gorge is other-worldly and I have seen no other place like it. However, other than a few tiny spots, there are no beach or swim areas here and accessing the river is somewhat difficult, except for a tiny unmarked path past the 'merendas' area. Even this is difficult. NOT for children to play or bath in. To reach the access, do not follow trail markings once you pass the gate. I did and it just took me in circles once I passed the dry brook. Better to drive past the gate (close behind you) and just drive down the well kept gravel road till the end. The other side you see marked on Google maps is a "Pesadiços" boardwalk that is quite extensive, but has no access to the river edge.

Great tour. Very interesting. Makes you respect the humble Cork more! A bit steep at 12.50 euro each.

Our tour guide Florence was excellent! She gave a very interesting presentation and welcomed many questions. We really enjoyed learning about the process.

Very informative tour by an excellent guide in fluent English. Highly recommendable.

The presentation was most informative and interesting, answering all the questions the audience had. The tour itself was a little short as it didn't show some of the steps that would be interesting such as the pressing and the pressure of the press. If this is not feasible then picture brochures would be informative. Also disappointed in not receiving at least a disc with the company logo as a souvenir or even the good, bad, and ugly discs. For promo material, the excellent guide should push to view the souvenir shop. I can imagine not all visitors are aware of the items for sale.

Great tour in a working Factory. Not Very commercial Very good speaking lady. Learnt a lot. Very dusty but on the other cite of the road an authentic bar with cool drinks.

It is a good place to know something about cork from the scrap .The lady giving the explanation is pretty professional in this field and she did gave some great features and descriptions of cork .

A great guided tour that you shouldn't miss in the Algarve!!! Culture & Tradition!! High Technology!! Great product - CORK!!

Played Sunday 18th May 2025 Mixed opinions of this as an experience. One thing is clear, this course has huge potential, and maybe once upon a time was in much better shape. New owners need to spend a couple of seasons investing. No club house as others have mentioned. Burnt down Tent in place to store buggies. Snacks soft drinks and beer from a temporary unit put in place. Reception in a temporary unit. Toilets 1 male and female plumbed temp unit in place. Service 4 star Everyone was very welcoming and friendly. Was given a snack bag with Apple, Oat bar and bottle of water for the round. Kept our luggage and travel bags safe in reception hut with them as we played our last round before heading to airport. Tee boxes 3.5 star Mixed. Some in good shape, others not. Nothing was terrible, but remember this was €190 with shared buggy. Fairways 3 star. Poor and patchy in areas, not good enough for the price. Again nothing horrific. Greens 4.5 star Played true, in good shape. Likely around 10 speed. Free pitch repairers given out to assist help maintain. Cart paths. 1 star Shocking, cobbled cart paths. Place you head covers back on after each shot! All need digging up and doing again. Views 5 star Likely how this course made its name! Stunning as you move around the coastal holes. Overall, we got around in about 4h30 mins. I'm glad to say that I have played this. I would say, for €230 or so, the 40 extra it would have cost to play QDL north or south, would suggest this is overpriced. €150 for buggy and round per person would be a fair algarve golf price. With Vila Sol costing €120 PP with buggy, similar course condition played the day before, without the views, 150 would be fairer. 4 star overall, beautiful views, great greens, really narrow and open to make you think hole to hole, with a lovely 18th hole over water to finish and good service.

What a great layout and a fabulous experience. Tee boxes and fairways are a little scrappy but this is normal for late summer. The greens were OK. Very spongy and a little slow but again, this is normal for the summer. The course is surrounded by amazing houses, beautiful views and a picturesque landscape. The course is not what it used to be 20 years ago but still a great test. I hope that additional investment will go into the course to improve the detailing of the course (greens, fringes, bunkers etc....) and then I can give a 5 star rating. Service was perfect, very kind employees during check in and the lads managing the carts were extremely polite and kind. I will be back. San Lorenzo :)

Despite there being no clubhouse (burned down), I had a memorable experience. The course is in great condition with many memorable holes. Would definitely book this again. Thanks for the lunch provided in the brown paper bag.

Golf at San Lorenzo Golf Course is a beautiful and challenging experience, love the finishing 18th An unforgettable round of golf. Very friendly welcome by all the staff members special thanks to Alex.

Despite everything I've read and the sad fire that destroyed the clubhouse, the course remains one of the most natural, beautiful pieces of land you'll find. Sure the buildings around it are getting bigger and more Bond every visit but the golf, layout and the people make it very special.

Had a great game of golf here. It's not a hugely long course but most holes require a level of thinking on your tee shot and also second shots. The greens were quick and rolling very true, yet soft when hitting into from a distance. Has some very good views and water holes as well as very nice homes dotted around the course.

Played twice and enjoyed course. Some tricky narrow holes which were hard for the mid 20 handicappers. Lost a fair number of balls. Nice holes by coast. Would play again for sure. Course not in great condition but ok. 3 star as no one mentioned when booking that club house burned down two years ago and new club house is likely to be another two years Operating out of a porta cabin and porta loos. Not quite what you expect. Arranged pick up and hour and a half after playing as like to sit and have a beer. Basically sit on a bit of scrap land on basic seats with beers from cabin. Staff fine. But don't expect any facilities to change or food which is part of the experience. Definitely should be informed when book

The resort and grounds are very beautiful but our room had an ant infestation. There were ants everywhere, I also woke up in spots itching. Also, to use the gym it’s €30 per day! Most of the entertainment was cancelled. All swimming pools closed in April. The spa was very basic and the indoor pool was very dirty.

Beautiful resort, however 3-star because the service overall wasn’t great. The cleaning of the villa was non existent, very basic change of bedsheets and towels. The report is huge, so the walk to the beach is 30 minutes, this is not visible on the website when booking.

There was 16 of us staying in 4 houses on site and all had a great time. The houses were a long way from golf clubhouse so the shuttle service was used frequently. Clubhouse snack food that i had was good. Staff & service was excellent. Golf courses were in superb condition. We had the power cut that all of Portugal and Spain had and the staff coped very well under immense pressure. Would recommend a hire car to get to travel away from resort

Poor value for a supposed 5 star resort. Does not include any of the amenities of the resort and will cost extra such as gym, spa, beach lounger, drinks, restaurants and other amenities. All you get is an average 2 star room. Very little value to staying here unless you are a property owner. 42 euro rental fee for a beach chair! 33 euro gym drop-in fee for an average gym. Spa cost is similar and is in poor repair. Restaurants are over priced and are average at best. The only redeemable quality this resort has are the grounds are beautiful and location close to the beach although u will need a car to get. Bonus..... you have to pay for parking when at the beach.

Our fourth stay at Vale do Lobo was a disaster. We were wrongly accused of damaging a marble table and charged over €1,100 without any evidence. They refused to investigate or provide proof and then withheld our €500 cash deposit, despite promising it would be refunded. We submitted a formal complaint — which was ignored. No empathy, no accountability, and shocking treatment from staff. We had to leave early during Easter week with four upset children, and we’re still out of pocket with no documentation or apology. This is not how any resort should treat its guests. If you choose to stay, be aware that if anything goes wrong, you're completely on your own.

Hotel was beautiful but staff were so rude to us, especially evo. Terrible bar service at the pool, we would never come back. Showers in the changing rooms were broken, no soap in the showers and bathrooms and we didn’t get greeted very nicely when we arrived. We came here for a treat and we were really disappointed.

This is a beautiful resort but unfortunately have been taking by tacky tourism ,over price terrible food and bad service.It doesn't have anything to do with Portugal.

Fantastic experience with all at buggy&bike. The staff was very helpful and friendly. We had a great off road ride. 3 buggys for 6 people. The route is beautiful and well worth the visit. You can make breaks and rest a little. Half way there is a lovely stop in a little village for a refreshing drink. The couple there were also so friendly and welcoming. I recommend wearing cloths you are happy to have mud / dust settle in, hence the masks. Masks, hair nets, goggles and helmets are provided. Definitely worth the visit.

Amazing experience on the dirt bikes. Alex the guide was amazing. Very friendly and helpful staff. I would HIGHLY recommend this company if you’re looking for a great days off road biking.

Tried to book on for the 1100cc buggy but got told they wasn't available, so I asked for the 500cc for a full day and again got told the full day wasn't available. So I settled for the slowest 500cc quads over the buggy which was woefully slow, really struggled to get up most of the hills and wouldn't go over 50kph. Upon arrival, we paid the €150 for the 3 hour tour, (which ended up being 2 hours 40 mins) and an extra €50 for the transfers (about 15 mile each way). Then immediately after paying that I got my credit card taken off me and got made to pay an extra €300 deposit for potential damages to the buggy/quad of which we knew nothing about before hand. The tour itself was lovely, great views etc, but they didn't like you going fast or pushing the buggy/quads anywhere near their limits. So if you want a very casual trip around some of the alvarge I'd recommend this, if you're an adrenaline junkie or thrill seeker, this is not for you.

All in all we had a nice 3 hours bike tour, but in comparison to a tour on fuerteventura last year: some more help and instructions would have been nice! A helping hand dressing up when you don't know how to handle the protectors, and especially how to ride the bike the enduro way. I had to ask for some back protection. The guide just showed us the way, driving in front of us, not looking how we were doing. My english is not very good but he barely understood anything of what I was asking him. We did not ride KTM or Husqvarna but AsianWing which I did not know. It was okay though. I had a free pick up at the hotel which was nice and the email contact was very friendly. The trails were stunning and for a medium tour well chosen. Thanks for the adventure.

Great adventure, well worth the money! Buggys were in good condition and the views once you got up the hills were amazing! The tracks were good and fun to drive. We did come off one of the tracks which was a little scary but we did get the buggy back on within 5-10 minutes or so. Would do this again if we ever go back.

FANTASTIC,,,, is a word I rarely use, But the whole experience was fantastic, Alex our tour guide was really helpful and friendly I did the half day with my daughter who is 12yrs, on the quads in late August, it was a little expensive but you get a lot for your money, with a little break at a farm and then a swim in the lake later, would highly recommend it, top marks , tip where clothes you don't mine getting dirty

Superb... Well organised, good equipment, great owners... Loved it; worth every penny! Be prepared to get dusty!!