Experience the beauty of Andalusia’s Pueblos Blancos, or "White Villages," on a day trip filled with stunning landscapes and rich history. Travel through the picturesque countryside and immerse yourself in the charm of these iconic villages.

Visit an olive oil mill to learn traditional production techniques and enjoy a tasting of premium extra virgin olive oil. In Zahara de la Sierra, explore a hilltop village with breathtaking views of its reservoir and the ruins of a Moorish castle. Journey through Sierra de Grazalema National Park, known for its lush forests, rugged peaks, and unique wildlife, including the native Payoya goat.

Stop in Grazalema, a tranquil village surrounded by mountains, where you can admire its serene streets and sample local cuisine. Conclude in Ronda, home to the dramatic El Tajo gorge and the iconic Puente Nuevo Bridge. Enjoy free time to discover cultural landmarks like the Arabic bathhouses or Spain’s oldest bullring. This tour reveals the heart of Andalusia’s countryside.

This tour is provided on a reserved basis prior to departure.

Duration:
Approximately 10 hours

Start Time: 
Daily at 8:30AM

Inclusions: 
Professional English-speaking tour guide for your own private group, private transportation, hotel pick up and drop off from centrally located hotel in Seville, oil tasting at and oil mill 

Exclusions:
Admission tickets, food and drink, gratuities, anything not aforementioned

Meeting point:
Hotel pick-up is available upon request from Central Seville or in front of ALE-HOP at C. Francos, 21, Casco Antiguo, 41004 Sevilla, Spain

Ending point:
Centrally located hotel or any central location in Seville

Not suitable for:
Any mobility issue must be advised in advance

Important Information:
Please bring comfortable shoes
In summer, please remember to bring a hat, sunscreen and plenty of water
Hotel pick-up is available upon request
Tour guide may modify the order of the tour as they see fit, taking into account the time of the year, the weather conditions, the state of the roads and the schedule of local festivals taking place at the sites visited

Group size: 1-8 people