Embark on a whale-watching cruise from Tarifa. Go through the Strait of Gibraltar and enjoy the multitude of aquatic species in this international biosphere reserve. Keep an eye out for common, striped, and bottlenose dolphins. Hop aboard in Tarifa and cruise through the Strait of Gibraltar. Take in sweeping views of the coast. Try to spot pilot, fin, and sperm whales as you go along. Watch as these whales play and frolic in their natural environment. Take a whale-watching adventure with a high likelihood of seeing a whale or dolphin. Know that if you don't see any species of cetacean, you will get a second chance. Travel with a company that actively supports sustainable practices. Approach animals with caution to avoid disturbing them. Feel comfortable knowing that this tour provider uses the distance and speeds outlined by Spanish Legislation and the ACCOBAMS regulations.

Visit the only area with regular presence of killer whales in the Mediterranean Sea on this cruise from Tarifa. Look for 7 different species of cetaceans around the Strait of Gibraltar, where the Mediterranean Sea meets the Atlantic Ocean. Climb aboard a comfortable boat and head to the places where orcas, whales and dolphins are usually most active. Join a crew that works to ensure your chances of seeing orcas are high. Watch as these majestic creatures play, jump and approach the boat. Travel with a company that is aware of the beauty, fragility and importance of coastal ecosystems, so they are on a mission to help and protect it. Learn about the species of cetaceans you see from your guide. Return to your meeting point in Tarifa at the end of your trip.

Escape the hustle and bustle of Seville for a day on some of the most beautiful beaches in southern Spain. Following a pick-up from your hotel, travel to the most scenic beaches, just a stone's throw from the searing city heat. Discover unique and charming beaches, and the stunning countryside that surrounds them. Marvel at inspiring landscapes and picturesque villages. Savor mouth watering local fish, and relax as only the Spanish know how to! Take in the fresh ocean breeze of Bolonia Beach. Then, visit the impressive ruins of the old Roman fishing village of Baelo Claudia, located right by the beach. Go further into the beating heart of Andalusia at Vejer de la Frontera, a hill top town famous for its flamenco traditions. Stop at Playa el Palmar, renowned for its cool vibes and sunsets. Return to Seville at the end of the day, via the breathtaking Ruta del Toro, where you can see hordes of bulls gazing under the Andalusian sun.

Enjoy the beauty of the Isla Canela marshes from the water on this jet ski tour from Huelva. Ride a high quality Sea Doo jet ski and stop for a swim in the open sea. Reach the gaping mouth of the Guadiana River before returning to your starting point.  Check-in with the activity provider and get set up with your life jacket and jet ski. Follow your guide as you set off from the Marina Isla Canela towards the Isla Canela marshes. Enter the waters of the La Canela channel admire the grassy marshes as you drive towards the Guadiana River. Reach the Guadiana river, cruise by the Ayamonte fish market, where they sell their the catches off their fishing boats. Pass under the bridge that connects Spain and Portugal. Refresh yourself with a dip in the open ocean before returning to your starting point.

Discover the spectacular Doñana National Park of Andalusia’s Atlantic coast on a full-day scenic wilderness tour from Seville, and see thousands of birds and unique ecosystems. Following a hotel pick-up, drive approximately 60 miles (100 kilometers) towards Portugal. You will arrive at the village of El Rocío to stop for a coffee or typical Andalusian breakfast if you are feeling hungry. Enjoy a stroll around the picturesque village to see the charming chapel, before continuing to Doñana Park, one of the most important marshlands in Europe thanks to its proximity to Africa. On arrival, visit the information center to learn more about the wildlife, and enjoy a short hike to take in the wide panoramas. Next, head to the beach for a swim or short siesta. You can choose to have a picnic on the beach, or head to a local restaurant to try the catch of the day if you prefer. After lunch, you will have the options to tour the National Park by 4WD vehicle, driving through shallow streams and over sand dunes, marveling at the abundant bird life, or climbing on the back of a horse to ride along the windswept beach.