Andalucía Geographic

Discover the corners of Andalusia in a very original way with Andalucía Geographic. Ask about our canoe routes through several of the rivers that run through the province of Seville and have fun while sightseeing.

• One of our activities is the kayak route along the river paths that run through our land. You can choose smaller rivers such as the Genil River, covering the distance between the towns of Écija and El Batán: or the Viar River in its section between Cantillana and the Los Melonares dam; or the Corbones River, which crosses the fields of Marchena, the town where we have our base.

• All of these are tributaries of the Guadalquivir, in which we also do kayak excursions in different sections. We pass between Peñaflor and Lora del Río, kilometers before reaching the city of Seville, which we can navigate both day and night, prioritizing your preferences.

• And, leaving Seville province, we have other canoe trips through the Cadiz marshes in Puerto Real, in Isla Cristina in Huelva, or in Chiclana , in the province of Cádiz.

• If you are looking for something much more special, we have a sunset excursion that guarantees you an unforgettable evening in the Andalusian capital.

• It is another way to discover the Andalusian land, sailing through its waters and getting to know the towns and cities that appear in its surroundings.

If you like walks through the mountains and mountains, getting to know the most beautiful places in Spanish geography will be irresistible. Come with Andalucía Geographic to go hiking through the mountains of Andalusia, and climb to a higher level in what we know is one of your hobbies favorites.

• Hiking is one of the best ways to discover the nature of the place. We organize excursions through several of the mountains that make up the Andalusian landscape.

• Starting in the Sierra de Lijar in the province of Cádiz, gateway to the Grazalema Natural Park, we travel along the north face of the mountain range in a circular and parallel route to get to know the flora of the area and finish visiting the paragliding take-off slopes and the town of Algodonales.

• A colder and more exciting route is the Sierra de las Nieves. Going up the Cañada del Cuervo to the Nieve well, from where you can see the Strait of Gibraltar and the Rif of Morocco, then descending in a landscape full of snow to the Quejigales refuge, you will live very special moments.

• But not all hiking activities are carried out in the heights, because we also take you through the surroundings of the Doñana national park, in Huelva, known for its marshes and its variety of plants and animals typical only of that area.

• Get to know Andalusia by walking. Don't hesitate to take a route with Andalucía Geographic to become more familiar with southern Spain.

Get to know the history and culture of the most influential cities in Andalusia with Andalucía Geographic. Our guided tours through the deepest history of our land led by great professionals will not leave you indifferent.

• Our private guided tours, which depart from Seville to the rest of the region, invite you to discover the art and history hidden behind the monuments and churches that make up our heritage.

• Starting with the capital of Seville, which is the capital of the community, where you will walk through the most representative areas, from the Giralda to the Alcázar, passing through the Torre del Oro on the bank of the Guadalquivir river, and by the Plaza de España, which has appeared so much in cinema and television.

• But not all the treasures stay in the capital, because we also take you further south. A visit to Granada is mandatory if you come to Andalusia, and we take you on a day trip from Seville to admire the Alhambra, the icon of the city, in addition to taking a walk through the Albaicín, a neighborhood that is preserved in perfect condition in Muslim Granada.

• And another of the excursions passes through the province of Malaga, precisely through Ronda, with its renowned New Bridge that crosses a 100-meter-deep gorge.

• These are just a few examples of the tours you can take with us to learn more about the culture of Andalusia.

At Andalusia Geographic we love to show off our beautiful city and we want you to discover it in an original way, like on our canoe tours through the >Guadalquivir, crossing the best corners of the city.

Our boats depart from Magallanes, where our club is located. All of us who are going to participate in the tour will meet there, depending on the agreed time, being able to choose between different times, either in the morning or at night.

We will spend 2 hours aboard the canoes paddling through the most typical places starting with La Cartuja, the American Botanical Garden and the Isabel II Bridge to go towards Triana. From there, we will advance to the Maestranza, the San Telmo palace, the Golden Tower... A tour that would otherwise have taken you hours, and without a doubt, much more monotonous.

Our expert will accompany you to offer you a very different guided tour, through the river that crosses the capital of Seville, giving you the most surprising details of the natural and historical part of Seville. In addition, we will take photos with our Go Pro to immortalize the funniest moments.

We provide you with all the material, so don't worry. We also have changing rooms and showers, so we recommend that you bring clothes to change into later and who knows... if it turns out we can even go have some tapas in the area!

Go prepared with shoes that can get wet and an outfit that makes your movements easier during paddling, making you feel comfortable above all.

You have two options to get to know the Andalusian capital: do it like everyone else or as we at Andalucía Geographic suggest... paddling our kayaks! But if you are reading these lines, we know that you are one of us and you like to differentiate yourself from the rest in a big way.

You can choose to do the kayak route in the morning or at night. We will meet at the chosen time in Magallanes, from where we will depart with the expert guide who will take you through the best corners of Seville while telling you historical data while we paddle along the Guadalquivir River.

The journey lasts about 2 hours, but don't worry because the level of difficulty is low, it is for beginners. We will paddle leisurely through the most important monuments, starting with the Cartuja, the Isabel II bridge, Triana, the Maestranza, Torre del Oro... You won't miss anything.

Charm is assured, you just have to decide whether to do it under the well-known resident sun of Seville or under the light of the stars. Both are very special, so if you have any doubts, try them both!

Come prepared with comfortable clothing and waterproof shoes. Even so, we encourage you to bring some clothes to shower (if you want) in our facilities in case we dare and all together we go to have some tapas around the city.

The Go Pro is part of us, so get ready to look good in all the photos we will take during the kayak ride. Who was going to tell you that you were going to get to know Seville with a paddle?

Although our "center of operations" is the Andalusian capital, the truth is that at Andalucía Geographic we like to move in search of the best emotions. For this reason, the via ferrata could not be missing from our list of favorite activities, and when you discover the one we like to travel the most, you will understand.

The Malaga city of Ronda has a ferrata on the Tajo River that, without requiring a very high degree of effort, offers the privilege of traveling through it with those privileged views such as the New Bridge or The hanging houses make the activity unique.

In reality, there are two via ferratas that we will travel, between them approximately 1 kilometer of approach between which we will pass by 13th century walls, the Puerta del Viento or the hydraulic mills. It will be an itinerary full of surprises and of course, adventures.

One of our mountain technicians will accompany you, offering you the greatest security and being in charge of giving you explanations prior to the activity, in addition to putting on your equipment.

We will climb steps along the rock, always attached to the lifeline, while we progress through one of the most historic enclaves in southern Spain.

At the end of the ferratas, we will take a guided tour of Ronda, lasting approximately 1 hour and a half, to complete what you will surely find a day that will be difficult to forget. Ready?