Payment of bespoke tour program of Spain | 8th – 24th of May 2025 | 4 pax
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Description and schedule of services
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8th of May: arrival to Seville and day trip to the whitewashed villages of Medina-Sidonia, Vejer de la Frontera and Arcos de la Frontera
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9:35am: upon arrival of your flight to Seville airport from Lisbon, collect your luggage and walk to the arrivals hall. Your personal driver will be waiting for you there holding a sign saying “Walter Althaus – Genuine Andalusia”. Then be transferred in a modern and comfortable Mercedes vehicle to the whitewashed villages area.
The white villages or “pueblos blancos” in South West Andalusia are delightful places to visit due to their stunning beauty, fascinating history, friendly inhabitants, living traditions and wonderful gastronomy. Quality and simplicity of life seem to reign in these gorgeous sleepy towns overlooking fertile valleys and beautiful natural parks.
Their enviable hilltop locations with panoramic long distance views have attracted many different settlers throughout the centuries… Romans, Visigoths, Jews, Muslims and Christians built castles, houses, temples, roads and mills amongst many other constructions in these villages. Nowadays, the “pueblos blancos” can tell a lot about the culture and customs of their previous and present settlers through their architecture, traditions, handcrafts and ancient recipes.
This day trip will take you to visit three selected white hilltop towns: Medina Sidonia, Vejer de la Frontera and Arcos de la Frontera.
You will start your day driving from Seville airport to Medina Sidonia. Upon arrival, you will be taken to explore its gorgeous old town which flourished with wealth when the nearby city of Cadiz held the monopoly of all trade with America, formerly established in Seville.
Then you will be driven to Vejer which has been recently added to the list of the most beautiful villages of Spain. This village has a very curious chic, bohemian and rustic atmosphere and also a fabulous food scene, so you will be taken for lunch to a local restaurant suited to your taste.
After lunch, you will be taken to your base village for the next few days: Arcos de la Frontera. Upon arrival you will be offered help to drop off your luggage at your hotel to later be taken on a walking tour of the old town aimed at learning about its colorful history, about its location (once on a frontier between a Christian kingdom and a Muslim one) and at enjoying its fascinating combination of houses of traditional architecture and grand monumental buildings.
6pm: end of your tour at your hotel in Arcos de la Frontera.
Overnight in Arcos de la Frontera: under own arrangements
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9th of May: day trip from Arcos de la Frontera to a farm of Spanish purebred horses to enjoy a ride through the farm and lunch with the owners
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8:30am: meet your private driver at your accommodation and be transferred in a modern and comfortable Mercedes vehicle to a private farm of Andalusia purebred horses in the countryside outside Jerez.
9am: upon arrival at the farm, be met by the owners, who will show you their stables and their Spanish purebred horses to later give you horses for a ride through their vast extension of farmland and rolling hills.
The owner, who raises and trains horses, will take you on an exploration journey of his beautiful farm on horseback together with him. Along your journey you will visit the land where they have their crops, their cattle and some wilder areas too.
Halfway along the ride, you will take a stop at one of the estates of the family where they have the private family chapel, a 17th century bullring and the private family bodega, where you will be treated to a glass of ancient sweet sherry. During approximately 4 hours, you will enjoy an authentic immersion into the life of a grand Andalusian farm estate with the landlord himself.
12:30pm: back at the stables, you will dismount your horses and you will be welcomed for lunch with the owners who are delightful people.
1:30pm: private transfer from the farm to your accommodation in Arcos de la Frontera.
2pm: arrival to your accommodation in Arcos de la Frontera (or at the nearest spot where a driver can get to) and end of services for the day.
Overnight in Arcos de la Frontera: under own arrangements
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10th of May: transfer from Arcos de la Frontera to Seville and panoramic tour of the city by horse-drawn carriage
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11am: meet your personal driver at your accommodation in Arcos de la Frontera (or at the nearest spot where a driver can get to) and be transferred to your accommodation in Seville.
12:30pm: arrival to your hotel in Seville and free time for lunch at leisure before your introductory panoramic tour of the city by horse-drawn carriage.
2:30pm: meet your personal local host at your hotel in Seville and walk to a nearby pick-up point where your personal horse-carriage driver will be waiting for you to take you on a 1,5h private ride aimed at setting the context for your stay in the city.
During your ride, your guide will give you an introduction about the geography, history and architecture of the city while you drive past its most representative buildings and parks and also along its iconic river.
Your ride will finish at the fairgrounds, where you will also be given some context information about this colorful local festival to later enjoy the rest of the afternoon there at leisure.
4pm: end of your introductory tour of Seville at the fairgrounds and rest of the day at leisure.
Overnight in Seville: under own arrangements
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11th of May: private walking tour of Seville most impressive World Heritage Sites: the Alcazar or Moorish palace and the Cathedral
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1pm: be met by your personal local guide at your hotel to start a private walking tour that will take you to visit its most impressive World Heritages Sites: the Alcazar and the Cathedral with its Giralda tower.
You will start your discovery journey by visiting the Alcazar, which is a massive complex of palaces erected in different periods and of breath-taking gardens of different styles. The Alcazar has stunning historical constructions featuring a very particular crossover between Hispanic-Muslim and Christian architecture styles, called Mudejar. This style became very fashionable in Spain in the 14th and 15th centuries amongst the Christian nobility and it reached its maximum splendor in Seville. Another essential part of the Alcazar is the famous house of Trade, which once hosted the offices from where all the commerce with the new world was managed. After enjoying these inner areas, you will be taken to the gardens, which are an exquisite sample of European gardening dating from the 17th until the 20th centuries.
Then you will be taken to visit the Cathedral, which is the largest gothic temple in the World and where Christopher Columbus is buried. The Cathedral of Seville was built on a vast extension of land where previously a Mosque had been erected. An important part of the Mosque was preserved and it is now a part of the Cathedral. This makes it a unique construction featuring styles as diverse as Hispanic-Muslim, Gothic, Renaissance, Neoclassical and Baroque. A most important part of the Cathedral is its bell tower known as la Giralda. During your tour you will be taken to the top in order to enjoy the wonderful views of Seville that one can admire from there.
4pm: after your tour, enjoy the rest of your day at leisure.
Overnight in Seville: under own arrangements
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12th of May: day trip from Seville to a farm of brave bulls to learn about this iconic Southern Spanish tradition with the owner and to have lunch in the family’s farm estate
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10am: meet your personal local host at your hotel in Seville and be transferred in a modern and comfortable Mercedes vehicle with a dedicated driver to a selected farm of brave bulls and Spanish horses in the countryside outside Jerez.
11am: upon arrival to the farm, be welcome by the owner, who will show you first the family estate while giving you an introduction about the history of breeding brave bulls in the family. Then it will be time to get on a 4 x 4 vehicle to go and explore the areas where their brave bulls are bred.
Along the journey you will learn about the art of breeding brave bulls. From the selection of the mother cows and breeding bulls, to the identification of the characteristics that are demanded by different bullrings in Spain for the bullfights. Then you will learn what being a farmer of brave bulls is like in the middle of the 21st century. Then visit the family stables to see the Spanish horses they have. Learn about their morphology and history and also about the special occasions when the family ride their horses and use their horse carriages for festivals and traditional events.
Back at the house of the family, you will be able to enjoy some relaxed time with the owner and ask as many questions as you like while you are served some appetizers. Then you will be called for a homemade lunch that you will enjoy with the owner and your personal local host. This will make an excellent opportunity to immerse yourselves into the life of a farmer of brave bulls in Southern Spain and to learn some very interesting facts about this Spanish tradition.
3pm: reconnect with your private driver and be transferred back to your hotel in Seville.
4pm: arrival to your hotel in Seville and rest of the day at leisure.
Overnight in Seville: under own arrangements
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13th of May: market tour and cooking lesson with your own personal cooking instructor followed by lunch in their cooking studio
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9:30am: be met by your personal cooking instructor at your accommodation. Then, together with her, you will be taken to a local market to buy all the necessary fresh ingredients for lunch.
Along your shopping route, your personal local host will provide you with some important explanations about the origins and quality of different produce. This will allow you to understand how the Spanish like to carefully select the ingredients they use for their dishes. Then, walk (or take a taxi) to her cooking studio.
Upon arrival, you will be offered something to drink and then your culinary experience will continue with some further explanations about the origin and quality of some selected produce, this time through tastings. Then it will be time to cook a selection of regional recipes that will make an excellent and comprehensive lunch that you will be able to enjoy in the dining area of the cooking studio. Finally and after a sweet treat, your culinary experience will finish leaving you with a happy belly and a happy soul!
Every trip to Spain should include at least one meal cooked by a caring and knowledgeable Spanish host. Spanish home food is the best that can be found in the country, so a homemade Spanish feast is a must on every trip to Spain for any food lover.
Besides, learning how to cook some Spanish recipes will allow you to travel back to Spain from your own kitchen whenever you like! All this and more is what you will get to experience and learn during this tour.
2:30pm: end of lunch and rest of the day at leisure.
Overnight in Seville: under own arrangements
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14th of May: private transfer from Seville to Córdoba and introductory tour of Córdoba including the Great Mosque Cathedral
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10:30am: meet your personal driver at your accommodation in Seville and be transferred in a modern and comfortable Mercedes vehicle to your hotel in Córdoba.
12:15pm: upon arrival to your hotel in Córdoba, enjoy some free time to check-in, freshen up and have a bite before your tour of the city.
2:30pm: meet your personal local host at your hotel in Córdoba to start a private 3h walking tour of the historic center of the city.
A UNESCO site since 1994, Córdoba is an inspirational city, which during the Middle Ages, saw a peaceful interaction between the three great Mediterranean cultures. Jews, Muslims and Christians coexisted then in the city turning it into a unique intellectual hub that gave birth to very renowned philosophers, poets, scientists and doctors. This also resulted in the construction of unique buildings of remarkable historical significance.
During your private walking tour, you’ll learn about the period of maximum intellectual splendor of the city and you will see beautiful examples of architecture and urban planning that will allow you to recreate all the grandeur of this era, which has the Great Mosque – Cathedral, the synagogue and the Chapel of Saint Bartholomew as its most representative constructions.
The Great Mosque-Cathedral is probably the most thought-provoking building in Spain and your personal local host will uncover all its beauty and complexity for you. You will understand its origins, its different enlargements and the role that the building has played in the culture and social fabric of the city throughout the centuries.
The synagogue will allow you to understand the very important Jewish – Sephardic community that Córdoba once had and how much it embraced Hispanic-Muslim decorative arts in its places of devotion.
In the Chapel of Saint Bartholomew you will be explained about the transformations that the Jewish quarter of Córdoba suffered after the pogrom of 1391 and how it was repopulated with Christians, who were also very heavily influenced by Hispanic-Muslim decorative arts.
5:30pm: end of your tour at the impressive Roman Bridge of the city and rest of the day at leisure.
Overnight in Cordoba: under own arrangements
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15th of May: from Córdoba to Granada via the UNESCO World Heritage Renaissance towns of Úbeda and Baeza
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9am: be met by your personal driver at your hotel in Córdoba and be transferred in a modern and comfortable Mercedes vehicle to the UNESCO city of Baeza.
10:40am: upon arrival to Baeza, be met by your personal local host to start a private walking tour of its historic center.
Declared a historic-artistic site, Baeza has also an incredible Renaissance legacy, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, where the carved stone contrasts with the whitewashed farmhouses.
Your journey will start by visiting the old Market Square and today’s heart of the city. The Market Square is the symbol of the evolution of the city through the centuries and will allow you to understand its Islamic and Renaissance roots. Later, you will enter the Old town through its main gate, a 12th century Islamic arch transformed into a stunning Renaissance construction for the visit of Emperor Charles V.
Once inside the city walls, you will find a maze of cobblestoned alleys, churches and palaces in an impeccable state of conservation. There you will visit the cathedral, an eclectic combination of Islamic, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque styles to later get to the Mirador del Guadalquivir, a breathtaking spot overlooking the Valley of Guadalquivir river. From there, you will get to see an endless ocean of olive trees. It will be then when your guide will explain to you why this region in Northeast Andalusia is the main producer of olive oil in the world.
Finally, to top up your tour, you will be taken to the old Seminary of Baeza, the evocative palace of Jabalquinto and the Old University. This will make a delightful visit to top up your history and architecture exploration of NorthEast Andalusia.
12:40pm: after your tour, enjoy some free time in Baeza for lunch at leisure. Your guide will point you in the right direction.
2pm: after lunch, reconnect with your driver and be transferred to the nearby town of Úbeda.
2:20pm: upon arrival to Úbeda, reconnect with you personal local guide to take a private walking tour of the old town, aimed at discovering its splendid monumental legacy made up of palaces, noble mansions and majestic temples.
Úbeda is a unique example of the arrival of Renaissance trends in Spain in the 16th century and its monumental old town section has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
Your tour will allow you to understand why this town in Northeast Andalusia became one of the most prosperous in the Christian kingdom of Castilla in the 16th century while you are taken to visit the interiors of its most exquisite temple: the Chapel of El Salvador, which is considered one of the best examples of funerary architecture in Europe. Then in the surroundings of the chapel, you will be taken to see and learn about some of the best Renaissance constructions in Úbeda.
4pm: end of your private walking tour and private transfer to your hotel in Granada.
5:40pm: arrival to your hotel in Granada and end of services for the day.
Overnight in Granada: under own arrangements
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16th of May: day at leisure in Granada
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All day: enjoy your day at leisure, maybe following our recommendations.
Overnight in Granada: under own arrangements
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17th of May: introductory walking tour of Granada city: quarters of el Albaicín and el Sacromonte and visit to the Royal Chapel, where the catholic monarchs are buried
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10am: meet your personal local host by the reception desk of your hotel to go on a walking tour of the city that will allow you first to discover, learn about the history and architecture and experience the beauty of the two most iconic quarters of the city: el Albayzin and el Sacromonte, and of the most representative chapel in the city: The Royal Chapel.
This introduction to the city of Granada will also help to set the historic context for your tour to the Alhambra and el Generalife the next day.
You will start visiting the quarter of El Albaicin. Located on top of a hill and overlooking the Alhambra, el Albayzín was the part of Granada where regular people would live: people whose social scheme inside the walls of the palatial areas of the Alhambra was rather unclear.
The quarter of Albayzín is a UNESCO site and it treasures some of the most beautiful corners that the city of Granada has to offer. Your local host will share the most special ones with you, while you are explained about the architecture and infrastructures that the quarter had in the medieval times and of which you will see beautifully preserved evidence.
From El Albayzin, you will continue on towards the quarter of el Sacromonte. This hilltop quarter is probably the most unique in Granada. Perched on a hillside offering the most beautiful views of the Alhambra and with a very particular residential architecture of cave houses, el Sacromonte also has some very interesting inhabitants. This tour offers a visit to this magical area of the city aimed not only at enjoying its rustic beauty but also at learning about the arrival of the first gypsy communities to Granada and about the impact that this had in the origins and evolution of flamenco music and dance in Granada.
Finally from El Sacromonte you will walk down back to town to top up your tour with a visit to the Royal Chapel, located in the first quarters that developed in Granada after the Christian conquest of the city in 1492.
It is in these areas where the Cathedral of Granada was erected and in one of its chapels, the so-called Royal Chapel, you will visit the tombs of the monarchs that were responsible for the conquest of the city (Isabel of Castille and Ferdinand of Aragón). Their tombs are an exquisite sample of Spanish renaissance sculpture.
1:30pm: arrival to your accommodation and end of services for the day. Then enjoy the rest of the afternoon and evening at leisure.
Overnight in Granada: under own arrangements
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18th of May: private walking tour of the Alhambra and el Generalife
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9:30am: meet your personal local host at your accommodation in Granada and be transferred by taxi to the hill of la Sabika, where the Alhambra and el Generalife are located.
9:50am: upon arrival to the Alhambra, you will be taken on a private walking tour of this palatial city which is the most exquisite example of the Hispanic-Muslim architecture.
The Alhambra was the city where the Hispanic-Muslim sultans used to live with their army, their court and some selected artisans. Because of this, it has several parts, all of which you will get to visit during your tour while you understand the role that each of them had. Later you will visit the summer palace or Generalife. This is the place where the sultans would go to escape from the hustle and bustle of the Alhambra. It was a place designed for relaxation and contemplation and because of this, it has the most beautiful gardens and some of the nicest views that the city of Granada has to offer.
1:30pm: end of your tour of the Alhambra and rest of the day at leisure.
Overnight in Granada: under own arrangements
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19th of May: transfer from Granada to Ronda and introductory tour of Ronda including the local bullring
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10:30am: meet your personal driver at your accommodation and be transferred in a modern and comfortable Mercedes vehicle to your hotel in Ronda.
12:45pm: arrival to your hotel in Ronda and free time to check-in, freshen up and have a bite before your introductory tour of Ronda old town.
2:30pm: meet your personal local host at your hotel in Ronda and enjoy a private guided tour of the local bullring (the oldest in Spain).
This tour will allow you to learn about the origins and evolution of bullfighting in Spain, while you see the different sections of the bullring, from the pens where the bulls are kept before the fight, to the arena where the actual fight takes place, from the chapel where the matadors say their prayers before the fight, to the areas where the audience and the bullring authorities sit.
After your tour of the bullring, enjoy a private walking tour of Ronda old town with a special focus on its history, most representative landmarks, viewpoints and picturesque locations.
This private walking tour of Ronda old town will give you an excellent overview of the Hispanic-Muslim origins of the city and of the transformations that it started to experience in 1485 when it was conquered by Christians. It was then when many wealthy military orders settled down in Ronda in order to defend its strategic location near the straits of Gibraltar and very well connected to the main Southern Spanish cities.
These new inhabitants erected many noble residences and funded the construction of impressive religious constructions too. In the 18th century Ronda experienced a time of maximum splendor and its main landmark was built: the majestic New Bridge, which you will visit during your tour.
Ronda also has stunning nature in its surroundings and your tour will take you to the best viewpoints. This will allow you to understand why this whitewashed gem attracted so many romantic travelers in the 19th century during their Grand Tour and the impact that their written, drawn and painted portraits of Andalusia had in the international perception of Spain in the following decades until today.
5:30pm: end of your tour of Ronda and rest of the day at leisure.
Overnight in Ronda: under own arrangements
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20th of May: day trip from Ronda to meet local food producers in the natural park of Grazalema: wine, cheese and olive oil
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9am: meet your personal local host at your accommodation in Ronda and be transferred in a modern and comfortable Mercedes vehicle with a dedicated driver to a selected olive oil mill in the natural park of Grazalema.
10am: upon arrival to the olive oil mill, be introduced to the owner and together with him, enjoy a private tour of the mill aimed at learning how he makes his olive oil following traditional pressing methods. Then enjoy a private tasting of the olive oils he makes.
11:20am: after your visit to the olive oil mill, be transferred to the workshop of a cheesemaker, specialized in making artisanal goat’s cheese with milk from selected farmers in the natural park.
11:35am: arrival to the workshop and small tour of the cheese making premises with the owner to later do a tasting of some of his best cheeses. During this part of the tour you will learn the differences between extensive and intensive farming and also between artisanal and industrial cheese.
12:35pm: private transfer from the cheese farm to a selected winery in the area.
12:50pm: arrival to the winery and private tour with the owner to learn all about the history of their wines, about the wine-making process of their different wines and to do the corresponding tastings too with a selection of tapas to open your appetite before lunch.
2:20pm: private transfer from the winery to a selected local restaurant in the area.
2:30pm: arrival to the restaurant and lunch.
4pm: en of lunch and private transfer from the restaurant back to your accommodation in Ronda.
5pm: arrival to your accommodation in Ronda and end of services for the day.
Overnight in Ronda: under own arrangements
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21st of May: day trip from Ronda to the monumental town of Antequera including the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Dolmens of Antequera
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9am: meet your personal driver at your accommodation in Ronda and be transferred in a modern and comfortable Mercedes vehicle to the town of Antequera.
10am: upon arrival to Antequera, meet your personal local host to start a private tour of both the archaeological site of the dolmens and of its old town.
Your first part of the tour will take you to discover the dolmens. With more than 6000 years of age, this archaeological site was granted the World Heritage Site recognition in 2016, due to its singularity and very surprising state of conservation.
These majestic prehistorical constructions were used in the area for different rituals and funerary celebrations. It is the number, size, weight and volume of the stone blocks transported and assembled in the basin of Antequera, using rudimentary technology, and the architectural characteristics of the monuments formed by these megaliths, what makes the Antequera Dolmens one of the most important engineering and architectural works of European Prehistory. Antequera Dolmens Site provides an exceptional insight into the funerary and ritual practices of a highly organized prehistoric society of the Neolithic and Bronze Age in the Iberian Peninsula.
From the Dolmens, you will be taken on a panoramic tour of Antequera that will allow you to get a great perspective of the size of the city, of its geography and of its morphology.
Afterwards, you will venture into the heart of the old town for a private walking tour during which you will learn about its Iberian origins, about its Roman period, about its Hispanic-Muslim past and finally about the Christian era. It was during the years that followed the Christian conquest of the city when Antequera flourished with splendor and wealth and when the countless magnificent civil and religious constructions that the town has were erected.
Your private tour will also take you to visit its medieval Alcazaba, which has been a witness of different historical periods of the city and which offers impressive views of its surroundings.
1:30pm: after your archaeological and historical journey, you will be be given some free time for lunch at leisure (we will give you recommendations of places to eat and will book a table for you if you wish).
3pm: after lunch, reconnect with your driver and be transferred back to your hotel in Ronda.
4pm: arrival to your hotel in Ronda and end of services for the day.
Overnight in Ronda: under own arrangements
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22nd of May: from Ronda to Jerez with a stopover in Gibraltar to tour the city
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8:30am: meet your personal driver at your hotel in Ronda and be transferred to the border between Spain and Gibraltar.
10:15am: upon arrival to the border, make your own way to the British side on foot.
10:30am: once on the British side, meet your Gibraltarian driver guide who will be waiting for you there and start a private tour of the city.
Along this tour, you will learn about the origins, history and present social composition, local dynamics and general character of the city. You will also enjoy the stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean, of the Mediterranean Sea, of the African continent and of Spain from the top of the rock, which is a protected nature reserve with indigenous monkeys. There you will be able to interact with the monkeys, learn about their habitat, their habits and about the theories there are about their arrival to the Iberian Peninsula from Africa.
You will also learn the important role that the city played during WWII while you visit some unique remaining infrastructures that were created during this period in the city.
Your visit will also take you to visit the caves of Saint Michael and to drive along the scenic coastal road that surrounds the city. You will understand the interaction that there is between this British city and the neighboring Spanish town of la Línea the la Concepción and how this has generated a very particular economy in the area throughout the decades.
2pm: after your tour of Gibraltar, enjoy some free time in the city for lunch at leisure. We will give you recommendations.
3:30pm: cross the border to the Spanish side to reconnect with your Spanish driver.
3:45pm: be transferred from the border to your hotel in Jerez.
5:15pm: arrival to your hotel in Jerez and end of services for the day.
Overnight in Jerez: under own arrangements
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23rd of May: day at leisure in Jerez
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All day: enjoy your day at leisure, maybe following our recommendations.
Overnight in Jerez: under own arrangements
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24th of May: transfer from Jerez to the Algarve
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9am: meet your personal driver at your hotel in Jerez and be transferred to your hotel in the Algarve.
1pm: arrival to your hotel in the Algarve and end of services.
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Pricing
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The cost of this bespoke tour program for a private group of 4 pax is 15600 Euros
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This price includes
– All private transportation services mentioned above in a modern and comfortable Mercedes vehicle with a personal driver.
– All private tours and travel experiences mentioned above, led by a knowledgeable, personable, kind, flexible and interactive fully licensed guide with a great command of the English language.
– All entrance tickets and admissions for all your guided tours.
– Lunch with wine or beer / refreshments and water in the horse farm with the owners after your ride through their vast extension of farmland.
– A private 1,5h horse drawn carriage ride through Seville old town.
– Lunch with wine (or beer, refreshments and water) in the brave bull farm with the owner after your tour through their farm.
– Tastings and lunch (2 starters, 1 main course and 1 desert) during your cooking lesson including wine or beer / refreshments and water.
– Taxi ride to get from your hotel in Granada to the Alhambra.
– Tastings of olive oil, cheese and wine during your day trip to meet the local producers in the natural park of Grazalema.
– Petrol, parkings and tolls.
– All expenses of your guides and your drivers.
– A list of recommended things to do and see and of places to eat in each of the places you will visit.
– 24h guardian angel throughout your trip for any emergencies you may have.
– All taxes.
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This price excludes
– Accommodation.
– Your international flights.
– Any meals not mentioned right above (you can pay locally at the restaurants you will be taken to during your full day trips not including the lunch costs).
– Anything else not mentioned in the section “this price includes”.
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Confirmation and payments
In order to confirm this bespoke program of private tours we need a 20% of the grand total no later than the 25th of August 2024 via credit/debit card. The final 80% must be paid via the same method no later than 45 days prior to the start of the tour program.
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Grand total of this bespoke tour program: 15600 Euros
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20% needed no later than the 25th of August 2024 via credit/debit card to confirm the trip: 3120 Euros (1560 Euros per couple)
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Final 80% needed no later than 45 days prior to the start of the tour program: 12480 Euros (6240 Euros per couple)
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Cancellation policy
– If you cancel the tour program more than 45 days prior to its scheduled start, we will charge the 20% deposit only.
– If you cancel the tour program between 45 and 30 days prior to its scheduled start, we will charge 30% of the full cost of the tour program and we will refund the remaining 70%.
– If you cancel the tour program between 29 and 15 days prior to its scheduled start, we will charge 50% of the full cost of the tour program and we will refund the remaining 50%.
– If you cancel the tour program between 14 and 7 days prior to its scheduled start, we will charge 70% of the full cost of the tour program and we will refund the remaining 30%.
– If you cancel the tour program between 6 days or less prior to its scheduled start, we will charge 100% of the full cost of the tour program.
(*) Please note that partial cancellations won’t result in partial refunds. This applies to the group size and to the duration, activities and services of the tour program.
