Huelva Tours

As the natural border between Spain and Portugal, the River Guadiana cuts through areas of natural beauty. You'll navigate your way upriver from Vila Real de Santo António to Foz de Odeleite and Quinta do Rio, and enjoy a barbecue and live music on board.Once you arrive at Vila Real de Santo António, you'll board the boat ready for a relaxing cruise up the Guadiana. Take a seat and enjoy the passing scenery and once we reach the timeless village Foz de Odeleite, we'll anchor up, and you can stroll around at your own pace. Back on board, we'll cruise a bit further to Quinta do Rio.Here you'll have views over the river and village, and you'll even be able to cool down with a swim and a drink at the bar. We'll then serve up a barbecue lunch, complete with local wine and live music in the background. The rest of the afternoon is for relaxing on the sun terrace and cruising back downriver.

This excursion offers contrasting ways to discover the hidden Algarve. In a 4x4, you'll roam through a nature reserve, head into the hills, stumbling upon timeless villages along the way. And you'll also visit country homes and enjoy a relaxing river cruise.On the 4x4 tour, you'll explore the Algarve's less-visited corners, seeing locals carry out their age-old customs. There's a stop in an organic farm along the way. Another highlight is when the convoy zigzags through the marshland Nature Reserve of Sapal de Castro Marim e Vila Real do San Antonio.Lunch is special, too. You'll drop into a country estate for a local dishes washed down with wine. It overlooks the River Guadiana and the whitewashed hamlet of Foz de Odeleite. There's time for a swim and to listen to the rhythms of live music, too. And there's also a cruise on the Guadiana to look forward to. Sit back and take in the views of Spain and Portugal – the river is the border between the two.

One of Spain's most beautiful and unspoiled corners awaits on this full day tour by minibus. Huelva, a treasure trove of protected wetlands and towns rich with history, is your playground for the day. You'll visit Niebla, El Rocío, and the Palace of Acebron. Maria, one of our expert local guides, says, 'Don't miss the visit to the castle, where history comes alive, allowing you to walk in the footsteps of those who came before'.Walking through Niebla's ancient walls is like travelling back to the 16th century. You'll see a historic hospital and peaceful churches like St. Martin and Our Lady of Granada, each with their own story to tell. After, you'll take a delightful detour into the world of wines at the Bollullos winery. Immerse yourself in the flavours and aromas of the region with a tasting session, complemented by an assortment of tapas that promise to leave your taste buds tingling. The journey takes a soulful twist as we head to El Rocío, a pilgrimage site that's a heartbeat of Spanish culture. While you're there, why not check out a shop filled with flamenco dresses, the epitome of Spanish flair? Wander the town's quaint streets during some free time to truly soak it all in. Rounding off your trip is a visit to the Palace of Acebron, nestled within the Doñana National Park. Glimpse into architectural grandeur at the palace, surrounded by forests and lakes, providing a perfect conclusion to your exploration of Huelva's treasures.

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.

Few capitals are as diverse as Lisbon. From the tightly packed alleys of the old town to the elegant boulevards of Baixa Pombalina, it's a city bursting with charm and life – and classic yellow trams. Gonçalo, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘Much of Lisbon was destroyed in the 1755 earthquake, and was then rebuilt under the Marquis of Pombal's guidance into the first city with innovative earthquake-resistant designs – hence today's name for the district: Baixa Pombalina.'Things kick off reasonably early, allowing you to reach Lisbon in good time. Get ready for spectacular views over the city as you cross the Golden Gate-like 25th April Bridge over the River Tagus to the seafront district of Belém. You'll get to see the iconic Belém Tower, the Monument of Discoveries and peek behind the scenes at the renowned Pastéis de Belém bakery. Gonçalo adds, ‘This Lisbon institution dates back to 1837, and it's renowned for creating iconic Portuguese custard tarts following a secret recipe from the Jerónimos Monastery they have been using for 180 years.Next, sightsee by bus passing by the Basilica Estrela among other sights. Your guide will then point out the best areas of the city to check out during your free time – whether you prefer to shop, dine or simply stroll streets lined with impressive buildings from Portugal's imperial days. You'll return to the Algarve via the Vasco da Gama Bridge – the longest in Europe.

Andalusia is synonymous with horses and heritage, and this half-day tour wraps it all up into one package. You'll explore the historic white village of Medina Sidonia and visit the Yeguada stud to watch a fascinating display of Spanish horsemanship before.

The east is one of the jewels in the Algarve's crown. And this full day excursion will introduce you to some of its prettiest villages and biggest city. You'll visit Faro, Olhao, Cacela Velha and Tavira and as well as travel through beautiful countryside in the Ria Formosa National Park.

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.

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.

One of Spain's most beautiful and unspoiled corners awaits on this full day tour. Huelva boasts landscapes of protected wetlands pockmarked by history-steeped towns. You'll visit Niebla, El Rocío, and the Palace of Acebron. Maria, one of our expert local guides, says, 'Don't miss the visit to Niebla castle, where history comes alive, allowing you to walk in the footsteps of those who came before'.Niebla invites you to step back in time within its ancient walls. Here, you'll encounter the remnants of the 16th century, including a hospital that tells tales of the past, the serene churches of St. Martin and Our Lady of Granada. After, you'll take a delightful detour into the world of wines at the Bollullos winery. Immerse yourself in the flavours and aromas of the region with a tasting session, complemented by an assortment of tapas that promise to leave your taste buds tingling. The excursion takes a more spiritual turn next with a visit to El Rocío – one of Spain's most important pilgrimage sites – where faith and tradition paint a vivid picture of Spanish culture. Drop by a shop specialising in frilly flamenco dresses, a true emblem of Spain. Enjoy some free time here to explore the town's charming streets. Rounding off your trip is a visit to the Palace of Acebron, nestled within the Doñana National Park. Glimpse into architectural grandeur at the palace, surrounded by forests and lakes, providing a perfect conclusion to your exploration of Huelva's treasures.

The whitewashed mountain villages of Andalusia are among the most charming places to visit near the Costa de la Luz. On this trip, you'll be able to explore the village of Grazalema and the clifftop city of Ronda to take in the dramatic scenery of the sierra.