We had booked the tour without tickets to the monuments, but the day before we canceled it and booked the same but with the tickets included. It was great, we... read more traveled in a double-decker bus with air conditioning and free wifi. We were impressed by the walls of Avila and its cathedral. Then we went to Segovia where we ate the typical "cochinillo" meal to continue then the visit with our guide rafael, an excellent guide who at all times was attentive of all passengers. We arrived in Madrid around 7 pm and still had time to attend a flamenco show. More

  I was looking for a day trip from Madrid and had already been to Toledo, so I decided on this tour. Carmen was our guide and she did a fabulous... read more job! I learned so much and I was in awe of the aqueduct of segovia...More

  Hi everyone! I came to Madrid 2 months ago cause of the univertsity (Erasmus) and i choose this service randomly but they got me really impressed. Christie was a nice... read more person, professional and so smart. She showed us 2 incredible cities, the history, food, monuments...More

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  We had a wonderful and full day visiting Avila and Segovia. Rafa, our guide was great and fun. Jose, our driver was phenomenal too. It also was a very nice... read more group that came together to make the day special.

  The caves were as expected stunning, ALOT of steps which was not highlighted before we booked.. ( not a problem for us but saw many ppl struggling) a slightly odd... read more but lovely floating musical show was the finale to the cave visit and then on...More

  We went earlier on the day but they were not doing any trips until 18:00 so we pre bought tickets for that evening. It was £16 each which was a... read more lot cheaper than I was expecting. The queue to get into the caves was long but moved quickly. Once in, it wasn’t a toured guide but rather we could explore for ourselves and take photos. Being non-guided was nice in that it didn’t feel cheesy, and just meant that we googled the history of the caves afterwards over some drinks. The views were stunning, particularly the blue lake within which is connected to the sea. There was a lovely musical performance at the end with musicians on lit up boats. There was seats for everyone to sit and enjoy. The walk back up to the exit was harder in that it was steep and lots of steps so be aware of this if this is something you will struggle with. There are railings and benches for help/rest. Overall lovely evening. Would recommend. More