Private tour of La Alhambra from Almeria Port

• Passport or ID numbers should match the details on identity documents. • Full names must be provided exactly as they appear on the identity documents. • Private transportation is included. • Physical passports or IDs are required on the day of the visit (mobile photos are not accepted). • An official guide and admission tickets to the monument, including the Nasrid Palaces, are included.

• Food and beverage services are not provided.

• Accessibility for wheelchairs is provided • Prams and strollers can be used for infants and small children • Service animals are permitted • Nearby public transportation options are accessible • Specialized seats for infants are offered • Transportation available is wheelchair-friendly • All areas and surfaces are accessible to wheelchairs • Suitable for individuals of all fitness levels

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure.

Passengers are collected from their respective hotels or cruise ships, where drivers will show a sign displaying the name of the lead passenger. It is important to bring your physical passports, as they are required for entry to the Alhambra.

• All passengers are picked up from their cruise departure points or from their accommodations in Almeria and surrounding towns using authorized transportation with professional drivers. • After roughly 1 hour and 45 minutes, arrival at the Alhambra occurs, where an official guide will meet you with tickets that include access to the Nasrid Palaces. You will spend nearly 3 hours exploring this UNESCO World Heritage site, which served as the final refuge for Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. • Following the tour of the Alhambra, clients will be transferred to central Granada, where they will have 1.5 hours of unaccompanied free time to explore the Plaza de Izabel La Católica, the Cathedral, local restaurants, and the Alcaicería. • After the allocated free time in Granada, the return transfer will commence, bringing guests back to their original departure points, whether at hotels or cruise ships, while ensuring timely arrival for cruise ship boardings.