Maverick5

Hi,

I just returned from a transatlantic cruise and used www.spaindaytours.com for 2 tours: one in Cadiz port for a tour to Seville, and another from Malaga for a tour to Granada. Both tours were awesome and very professional (guides, drivers, buses). They focus on smaller groups which is an advantage coming from a cruise ship. Our bus was always the first to leave and the first to return (on time as they guarantee). Not to mention they are about 50% less cost than the shore excursions from the cruise ships. There were about 40 of us on each of these tours and everyone was very pleased. I would definitely use them again and already recommended to a friend doing a cruise this summer.

We are booked on a trans atlantic in October. There are two ports of call in Spain, one being Cadiz and the other Cartagena. Are these interesting ports and if so, what is there to do?

I just finished a trans-atlantic crossing cruise that went to Cadiz, Malaga, and Cartegena. I booked with www.spaindaytours.com for 2 trips - what a great decision I made! Both trips were fantastic. The transportation guides were top notch and I'd highly recommend them. I did a Seville tour from Cadiz and Granda from Malaga. There were approximately 40 people on both tours and we broke up into 2 groups for the walking tours which gives a personal experience. My only disappointment is that I did not book a tour with them for Cartegena - I'd definitely would book a tour in that city on my next trip.