Huelva Tours

As the heart and soul of Andalusia, Seville makes for a mesmerising day trip. Explore the city's cobbled streets, secret patios and colossal cathedral with this transfer into the centre, with free time to indulge in some shopping or sightseeing.Once you arrive, you'll have ample opportunity to discover its world-class monuments and snap some photos of the Maestranza bullring, the Torre de Oro and the grand, colonnaded Plaza de España.Plus, you'll be able to have a closer look at the impressive Gothic cathedral and amble around Santa Cruz – the old Jewish district. Here, you'll find lanes laced with pretty plazas, orange trees and patios. You'll also have some free time for lunch and a spot of shopping, too.

Washed by Atlantic waves, La Barrosa beach is the place to learn to surf when in the Costa de la Luz. This 1.5-hour lesson is geared for all levels of ability and are taught by qualified instructors with a lifelong passion for surfing. All the necessary equipment is included – surfboard, neoprene and lycra as well as liability insurance.

Washed by Atlantic waves, La Barrosa beach is the place to learn to surf when in the Costa de la Luz. These three 1.5-hour lessons are geared for all levels of ability and are taught by qualified instructors with a lifelong passion for surfing. All the necessary equipment is included – surfboard, neoprene and lycra as well as liability insurance.

A 4x4 tour that's all about getting close to nature. Discover the flora and fauna on a route along the lower River Guadiana, which divides Portugal and Spain. Learn all about the area's heritage and the importance of cork and salt production. You'll get to taste local organic farm products, chance upon rustic villages and find out about local customs.

The landscapes around the lower Guadiana river in eastern Algarve are best explored in a 4x4. This nature tour introduces you to the area's customs and traditions, its cuisine and flora and fauna. Along the way, you'll visit an organic farm for delicacy tastings and enjoy a regional lunch in a typical inland village. There'll also be time to relax by a pool.

Washed by Atlantic waves, La Barrosa beach is the place to learn to surf when in the Costa de la Luz. These four 1.5-hour lessons are geared for all levels of ability and are taught by qualified instructors with a lifelong passion for surfing. All the necessary equipment is included – surfboard, neoprene and lycra as well as liability insurance.

Nature, history and local culture combine on this minibus tour from Faro. Discover the salt marshes of Tavira, visit a local fish market, take a boat trip to Culatra island and go for a swim at Fuseta – all within the confines Ria Formosa Natural Park, one of Portugal's ‘seven wonders'.Your adventure starts in style, tasting homemade jams, honey and the local medronho firewater. Next, head to Tavira salt marshes and learn how the ‘fleur de sel' is skimmed to harvest the best salt. You'll get to immerse yourself in the everyday lives of locals next at a nearby fish market before a stop to grab some lunch in Fuzeta.It's then time for a boat trip around Ria Formosa Natural Park. Sail past tiny islands and sandy strips around the reserve as you kick back and relax. And to top it off, your captain will drop anchor in Fuseta where you can cool off with a refreshing swim, before we head back.

Washed by Atlantic waves, La Barrosa beach is the place to learn to surf when in the Costa de la Luz. These two 1.5-hour lessons are geared for all levels of ability and are taught by qualified instructors with a lifelong passion for surfing. All the necessary equipment is included – surfboard, neoprene and lycra as well as liability insurance.

Washed by Atlantic waves, La Barrosa beach is the place to learn to surf when in the Costa de la Luz. These five 1.5-hour lessons are geared for all levels of ability and are taught by qualified instructors with a lifelong passion for surfing. All the necessary equipment is included – surfboard, neoprene and lycra as well as liability insurance.

Discovering the flora and fauna around the nature reserve of Huelva's El Rompido and river Piedra just got that much easier with the help of sightseeing's latest gadget on two wheels – the Segway™. These 60min, 90min or 120 minute tour sees you zooming through the marshes in search of the prettiest viewpoints.

Gibraltar is a unique Mediterranean gem teeming with history and marine wonder. Look out for playful dolphins when you head out on the waves, and find out the history of Gibraltar on a walking tour of the town. As Orazio, one of our expert local guides, puts it, 'We'll pass by The Convent, the official residence of His Excellency the Governor, who is the monarch's representative in Gibraltar. If you're lucky you'll witness a changing of the guard, Gibraltar's version of the daily parade outside Buckingham Palace.'Start with the Dolphin Tour, where you'll go out into the waters around Gibraltar by boat and with luck, you'll have the chance to see up close the playful dolphins that call these waters home. Next, we invite you to step back in time with our Walk Through History tour. Starting at Landport Gate, the historic entrance to Gibraltar's fortification, you'll be led through Casemates Square and up Irish Town, each step revealing more about Gibraltar's diverse past.Take a look at Bomb House Lane's distinctive architecture and pay your respects at Trafalgar Cemetery, final resting place for many sailors lost during the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805. You'll hear tales of Moorish, Spanish, and British rule, as shared by our knowledgeable guides. Finally, it's time for some retail therapy along Main Street, Gibraltar's bustling commercial hub. Here you'll find duty-free shops offering everything from luxury goods to souvenirs.