Good morning Mick!
Please see excursion information below -
Gaudis Barcelona - Prebookable and Bookable in resort- £63
An opportunity to take a further exploration of Barcelona, dedicated to the architect Antoni Gaudi, featuring the unique Parc Guell and his most famous work, the unfinished Sagrada Familia which will delight and baffle you. Our guided tour includes entrance into Casa de Milla, the Gaudi Museum and Parc Guell. Time permitting you will have some free time in Barcelona in the afternoon.
Full day - Minimal walking - Best Seller
Stiges and Wine tasting - Prebookable and Bookable in resort - £52
We visit Torres where we will be able to witness a thousand year old tradition; wine making. You will find the most sophisticated technology working hand in hand with tradition. The hour long tour begins inside the splendid 1300 m² visitors centre, with the screening of a video which explains the history.
At Pacs you can visit the Estate where they will show you the secrets of planting and picking grapes. You can see the arrival of the grapes, the fermentation process and visit the ample underground cellars. You will be able to walk amongst the casks, smell the wine whilst it ages and understand the secrets of this work.
And so that you may savour the results of our efforts, we have included a wine-tasting session of 3 wines (1 x white, 1 x rose and 1 x red) at the end of your tour in the vaulted-roofed tasting hall, so that you leave el Penedès with a good taste in your mouth...
In the afternoon we continue to the modernist coastal resort of Stiges, a place that has always captivated artists, tourists and, in general, visitors from all around the world. For many the secret lies in its light and almost 300 sunny days a year, as confirmed by painters, sculptors and writers who made this town their home during the late 19th century.
Full day - Minimal walking - Must see
Tarragona and Poblet - Prebookable and Bookable in resort - £54
Take advantage of this excursion visiting Tarragona, first occupied by the Romans in 218BC, with some of the best-preserved Roman ruins on the Iberian Peninsula, including the Anfiteatro Romano and the Praetorium, displaying an impressive collection of Roman artefacts. Later we tour the outstanding Monastery of Santa Maria de Poblet. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a superb example of a Cistercian monastery with its evocative cloisters and harmoniously proportioned 12th century chapter house.
Full day - Minimal walking - Historical interest
I hope this helps,
Kindest,
Ben
