If you're keen to discover the best bits of Huelva in one morning, then this tour will tick all the boxes. Kicking off with a visit to the historic centre, you'll explore its renowned food market, celebrated for its exceptional fish and seafood. Next, set sail on a 90-minute boat trip through the Odiel Marshes Natural Park. While cruising, enjoy a tasting of Huelva's famous local prawns paired with exquisite local wine.
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Christine Williams
Travelled as a couple
United Kingdom
Trip over booked spent 2.5 hrs on coach British, French and German tourists having 3 interpretations of history not that there was much walking tour ended at market given 30mins free time due to large ques at toilets free time ended after 15mins boat trip ok but that was only due to staff on boat
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Roland
Travelled as a couple
Germany
Wit waren eine Kleingruppe. Daher hatte die Reiseführerin mehr Zeit um individuelle Fragen zu beantworten. Der Programmablauf war hervorragend organisiert. Allerdings ist die Freizeit in Huelva viel zu kurz.
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Sarah
Solo traveller
Netherlands
De grootte van deze groep van uiteenlopende origine (VK, Duits, Pools, Frans, NL) en de lange bezemroute langs de hotels viel mij tegen! Het verhaal van de gids ging verloren ondanks haar geluidsspeakertje, omdat ze niet boven het verkeerslawaai uitsteeg. Bezoek aan de verse vismarkt had ik achteraf liever overgeslagen! De boottocht op meer Odiel was aardig maar erg simpel, van de proeverij heb ik afgezien!
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B.S.
Travelled as a couple
Germany
Es gab wie beschrieben keine Panorama-Bustour sondern nur zu Fuß eine kleine Stadtführung mit einem kurzen Aufenthalt in der Markthalle ! Die Bootsfahrt war auch nur eine kleine Rundfahrt am Hafen mit einem kleinen Abstecher ins Naturschutzgebiet wo man leider auch nichts entdecken konnte! Die Tourgides waren waren gut , haben viele Informationen über Huelva geben können.
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Huelva Experience
Travelled as a couple
United Kingdom
A varied trip including a coach trip through the local towns. Once in Huelva, there was a guided walking tour describing Huelva's notable buildings and features. There was a short stop in a food market before proceeding through a park to meet the boat for a trip up the Odiel to see the Christopher Columbas Monument then under one of the road bridges nicknamed 'The Donkey, to see river side attractions and the flamingo colony. We thought the trip to be comprehensive and value for money Richard
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B Collison
Travelled as a couple
United Kingdom
Liked the impromptu flamenco on the boat plus food and wine. Would have loved to have a walk around the queen Victoria housing estate built by Rio Tinto mimning
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Christine Williams
Travelled as a couple
United Kingdom
Trip over booked spent 2.5 hrs on coach British, French and German tourists having 3 interpretations of history not that there was much walking tour ended at market given 30mins free time due to large ques at toilets free time ended after 15mins boat trip ok but that was only due to staff on boat
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Roland
Travelled as a couple
Germany
Wit waren eine Kleingruppe. Daher hatte die Reiseführerin mehr Zeit um individuelle Fragen zu beantworten. Der Programmablauf war hervorragend organisiert. Allerdings ist die Freizeit in Huelva viel zu kurz.
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Sarah
Solo traveller
Netherlands
De grootte van deze groep van uiteenlopende origine (VK, Duits, Pools, Frans, NL) en de lange bezemroute langs de hotels viel mij tegen! Het verhaal van de gids ging verloren ondanks haar geluidsspeakertje, omdat ze niet boven het verkeerslawaai uitsteeg. Bezoek aan de verse vismarkt had ik achteraf liever overgeslagen! De boottocht op meer Odiel was aardig maar erg simpel, van de proeverij heb ik afgezien!
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B.S.
Travelled as a couple
Germany
Es gab wie beschrieben keine Panorama-Bustour sondern nur zu Fuß eine kleine Stadtführung mit einem kurzen Aufenthalt in der Markthalle ! Die Bootsfahrt war auch nur eine kleine Rundfahrt am Hafen mit einem kleinen Abstecher ins Naturschutzgebiet wo man leider auch nichts entdecken konnte! Die Tourgides waren waren gut , haben viele Informationen über Huelva geben können.
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Huelva Experience
Travelled as a couple
United Kingdom
A varied trip including a coach trip through the local towns. Once in Huelva, there was a guided walking tour describing Huelva's notable buildings and features. There was a short stop in a food market before proceeding through a park to meet the boat for a trip up the Odiel to see the Christopher Columbas Monument then under one of the road bridges nicknamed 'The Donkey, to see river side attractions and the flamingo colony. We thought the trip to be comprehensive and value for money Richard
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B Collison
Travelled as a couple
United Kingdom
Liked the impromptu flamenco on the boat plus food and wine. Would have loved to have a walk around the queen Victoria housing estate built by Rio Tinto mimning
Seville cultural tour from Huelva, Costa de la Luz
Drenched in Andalucian colour, bursting with glorious buildings and dotted with leafy parks, Seville is a must-visit. Some of Spain's most important monuments are in the spotlight on this guided tour, including the bullring, Santa Cruz and Plaza de España. You'll also have some free time to explore. Mariasol, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘Plaza de España is so colourful, it's an uplifting place to be. It is full of painted ceramic tilework, known as azulejos. Each azulejo depicts Spain's regional culture and heritage and every province is represented.'Striking out early for the Andalusian capital, you'll have plenty of time to explore some of its cultural and architectural highlights. Once in Seville, your walking tour begins at the Moorish Torre Del Oro. You'll see Seville's bullring, the Real Maestranza, the Triana Bridge, and the Plaza d'America. Next, you'll visit the colonnaded Plaza de España – and the surrounding Maria Luiza Park. We'll stop for a rest in the park before continuing our walking tour, which takes us to Barrio de Santa Cruz – once known as the district of Moors and Jews. This most characterful district of Seville, right in the historic centre, is overflowing with orange trees, pretty plazas and jasmine-scented patios. And before heading back, you'll have some free time to explore on your own to grab some tapas – and maybe a souvenir or two.
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Seville city transfer - Seville at your own pace
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Faro, Olhão & Tavira tour with Fado show
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Ayamonte tour with tapas and flamenco show
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Guadiana River cruise with a barbecue
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Huelva Half-day Tour with Boat Cruise
If you're keen to discover the best bits of Huelva in one morning, then this tour will tick all the boxes. Kicking off with a visit to the historic centre, you'll explore its renowned food market, celebrated for its exceptional fish and seafood. Next, set sail on a 90-minute boat trip through the Odiel Marshes Natural Park. While cruising, enjoy a tasting of Huelva's famous local prawns paired with exquisite local wine.
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Andalusia tour of Huelva with wine-tasting
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Columbus Route Tour with Monastery and Caravels
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