セビリアからの白い村とロンダのガイド付き日帰りツアー

Merce was our phenomenal tour guide!! She was exceptional with speaking English and Italian!!! I enjoyed being able to hear our tour in both languages and didn’t miss anything! Our driver, Diego, was incredible as he maneuvered our coach bus along extremely narrow roads! We especially loved our olive grove and refinery! Our lunch in Rondo was amazing!

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The listing was misleading. We expected a big group tour but not 50 people speaking two languages . The listing stated “must have four in order to make the tour” that leads you to believe that it is a relatively manageable size, not 50 people. 2/3 of the bus were Spanish speakers. And they received a much more detailed tour. I speak enough Spanish to realize how little information was conveyed to us in English. We learned that goat cheese comes from goats, olives are the main produced, and that the French invaded. There were a few other small details, but really not much.

We had 2 guides who were good! Coco and Toni? A tall guy who was good. We loved Zahara, enjoyed the olive oil tasting and had lunch at Grazalema. It's a windy road there so take some Dramamine. Then on to Ronda. The gorge was interested. City was getting ready for it's bullfghting feast. To us Ronda was underwhelming. Made famous by Americans and touristy. I would recommend for a one time.

Interesting visit with an exceptional guide, Álvaro Cortez, a nice, knowledgeable, and helpful person. We visited Zahara, Grazalema, where a fair was taking place with the running of the bulls loose through the city streets, and finally Ronda. For all the destinations, he provided us with the necessary explanations. Personally, I would have liked to stay a little longer in Ronda, but that doesn't change the fact that overall it was a fantastic day. Great job, Álvaro!!

Tour was well paced with plenty of time at each location. Condition of the bus was very good, with comfortable seats and usb outlets available at each seat to keep your electronics charged. I highly recommend Naturanda based on their clear communication, centrally located meeting offices, and organization. Maria was our tour guide. She provided excellent commentary throughout the excursion.

Really enjoyable day trip, Pia and Martha were great guides and their recommendation for lunch was spot on. The coach was very comfortable too. All in all a worth while trip to see the beautiful white villages and the wonderful sights of Ronda.

Very good excursion...recommendable...the white villages were divine. The guide Driss was very attentive to everything, excellent and clear in his explanations.

My husband and I, our son and his wife, and three older grandchildren enjoyed the day with Tia. She was a wealth of knowledge! I personally liked the organic farm visit where we tasted different olive oils, and enjoyed the marvelous views. The white villages were just as nice as Ronda, which gets all the press, due to the ravine. Tia gave us hints as to where to go and what to do in Ronda. While the younger ones hiked down into the ravine, my husband and I enjoyed a drink on the fourth floor of a hotel that looked right down into the bull ring. It was an extremely hot day, but still wish we'd had more time. It was a fabulous day exploring Spain from Seville!!

A beautiful experience. The white villages are very pretty, with narrow streets and houses all painted white, a spectacular landscape. Ronda is impressive, especially the bridge and the views of the Tajo, it is worth seeing calmly. The guide was very kind and explained everything very well, with patience and a willingness to answer questions. It is clear that he knows the area well. In general, a highly recommended day trip, I advise it to anyone who wants to get to know this part of Andalusia. I would do it again without a doubt!

I took this excursion from Seville and I found it a very comfortable way to get to know several places in a single day. Everything was well organized from the start and I didn't have to worry about transportation or schedules. The guide was very kind, explained many interesting facts during the tour, and was always willing to answer questions. The stops in Zahara de la Sierra and Grazalema were very much worth it. Although they are small towns, they have a lot of charm and the time was sufficient to walk around, take photos, and enjoy the atmosphere.