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A river cruise with a wonderful view, that’s what you’ll get when you board a boat and head down the Guadalquivir River. Spain’s former capital has plenty of landmarks to enjoy as you take a Seville River cruise. Look, there’s the magnificent Tower of Gold and Saint Telmo Palace. Seville is also a romantic city, so what better way to romance a loved one than a boat tour with a glass of wine, gently passing beneath Seville’s famous bridges? Historic in detail, a culinary haven, with a dash of Flamenco. Add in a Seville cruise, and you have the perfect way to spend your day.
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Experience Boat Tours in Seville

Tap into the tapas: For one, you are in Spain, and two, you are in Seville. Tapas is taken very seriously here, so much so, that it has its own vocabulary – to tapear. Which means to go out for a tapas. So, do as the locals do, head out and try some. Specialities include Espinacas con Garbanzos (spinach and chickpeas spiced with cumin and Solomillo al Whisky (pork loin with a whisky, garlic and lemon sauce).

Best things to do: Seville has some top attractions to explore away from your boat cruise. There’s the Alcazar of Seville and Seville Cathedral to explore. You could head to nearby Alhambra Palace for more historical exploration. For evening entertainment, you could have an evening of Flamenco, so get those dancing shoes on! Even a walk down the winding streets of the Jewish quarter and stumbling across an orange tree-lining plaza is a Seville joy.

Staying safe: You’ll find Seville to be a safe city to explore, however, you still need to be careful as pickpockets do operate in tourist areas. Keep your belongings hidden, and it’s best to avoid dark streets or walking alone at night. If you do have an emergency, dial 112.


• Seville was once on an island and was also called Hisbaal. We’re talking back to Roman times for this, and before, when the Iberian people lived there.

• Seville Cathedral is a spectacular building, not only a UNESCO World Heritage site, but it’s also the world’s largest Gothic cathedral, making it bigger than St Peter’s Basilica in Rome. It also took nearly a century to build!

• Another mouth-dropping fact is that over 25,000 orange trees are lining the city streets, squares, and plazas. Making it the most vitamin-rich city in the world. A word of warning for you, don’t try to eat one, they are way too bitter. They are used to make essential oils, chocolates and cakes.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: Dinner and a cruise?
    A:

    You will find there are several Seville lunch and dinner cruise options available. Check the individual tour details for the menu and the options available.

  • Q: Do Seville Boat Cruises offer free Wi-Fi onboard?
    A:

    We realise you want to capture those destination hotspots on your tour. Many operators do offer free Wi-Fi on board, but you will need to check with the individual operator.

  • Q: Do Seville Boat Cruises run throughout the year?
    A:

    Yes, but be aware that there is a high season (April to September) and Low Season (October to March). Check the tour details for timings.

  • Q: Can you give me some alternative tours to your cruise and boat tours?
    A:

    Seville is a region full of attractions and experiences to enjoy and immerse in. Check out our Seville Tours by visiting isango.com

  • Q: What is the duration of the Seville Boat Tour?
    A:

    Each tour is different, but in general, they will have a duration between 1 to 2 hours. Make sure to check the specific tour for timings.

  • Q: What time do Seville Boat Tours operate?
    A:

    Boat tours will run at different times of the day, especially if you are booked on a lunch or dinner cruise. Make sure to check the tour details for a full listing of times.

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