Seville · 2-DAY EXPERIENCES
The good 2-day experiences fill up weeks ahead in spring and stay full through the feria. Below: the 7 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Start at Torre del Oro and explore Seville by open-top double-decker bus for two consecutive days. Ride past Plaza de España, the Guadalquivir, Cartuja, Macarena, and more. Your ticket also includes walking tours of Santa Cruz and Triana, plus multilingual audio commentary.
“It was a great tour, took us to the places we wanted to go. great afield view if Seville”
Travel from Seville to Zahara de la Sierra, Grazalema, and Ronda with a professional guide, visiting a traditional olive mill and staying overnight in Ronda. You get breakfast, shared transport, and a full second day to explore Ronda independently before returning to Seville.
“Nieves was a wonderful, friendly humorous guide. She provided is with lots of information about places were visited and places we passed. That made the trip really enjoyable, along with the great beauty of Zahara, Grazalema and Ronda. The olive oil making place and lunch at the restaurant in Grazalema were also highlights.”
Spend two days traveling from Seville to Granada, with a Sacromonte flamenco show, Arabian hammam, guided Alhambra visit, and one night in a three-star hotel. You’ll see the Nasrid Palaces, Generalife, Carlos V Palace, and Alcazaba, with pickup offered in English.
“What we saw was great and well presented. However we were very disappointed in what we did not see. We made no attempt to visit the Cathedral or the royal chapel on the afternoon of our first day of the tour as the itinerary clearly stated that we would "visit the Cathedral and the Capilla Real" during our walking tour the next morning. During the walking tour, we walked past both of them and they were pointed out. We did not go inside either. Unfortunately the walking tour ended at 1:15 and both sites were closing at 1:30 and would not let us in. They were to open again at…”
Travel from Seville to Morocco by ferry, then explore Tangier’s caves, Kasbah, Medina, and Atlantic coast before visiting blue-painted Chefchaouen. Private guides, transport, entrance fees, and Spanish driver service are included. Guides may include Jose, Khalid, Norman, or Abdul, depending on the departure.
“We had wonderful time on our 2 day Morracan tour of Tangier & Chefchouan. We were picked up in Seville and taken to the ferry, given instructions on what to do by Jose our driver. We were picked by Khalid our driver at the ferry in Tangier, Morroco and driven to Chefchouan. We were met by Norman our guide in Chefchouan who showed us around. We had a break for lunch which was wonderful. We continued our exploration after lunch and in the evening were shown to our riadbor hotel. It was beyond lovely with all the tile and details in the room which overlooked the village. The call to…”
Travel from Seville to Tangier by shared transfer and ferry, spend a night in Morocco, and tour Tangier’s medina with a local guide. Rachid receives especially strong praise, while the free second day gives you room to explore on your own. Bring your passport and expect a long transport day.
“Take the two-day tour to Granada and Tangier. Doing it all in one day would be exhausting. The Moroccan tour guide, Rachid, was fantastic.”
Travel from Seville through Andalusia’s old frontier, stopping at Aguzaderas Castle, Zahara de la Sierra, Grazalema, and Ronda. Your guide leads walks, an olive mill visit, tasting, and a wine cellar stop. You sleep in rural accommodation and have much of day two free in Ronda.
“We had a fabulous trip to Ronda but what made it special was our guide Antonia . His knowledge and kindness were amazing 👏”
Travel from Seville to Cordoba for two days of guided sightseeing, including the Roman Bridge, Jewish Quarter, patios, and Mosque-Cathedral. A 3-star hotel, return transport, synagogue admission, and free time are included. Guides such as Ismael, Merce, and Alberto are noted for clear explanations and warm service.
“What a fantastic way to appreciate the culture of the area. Our guide, Ismael, was so passionate and knowledgeable. We would have missed so much if we hadn't taken a tour. From getting on the coach it was so interesting. We could leave coats or bags on the coach as the day warmed up which was so helpful.”
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