It was great. Could have had bit more time at Alhambra instead of city. We didn’t know that passport was required to enter Alhambra. Luckily we had our licenses with us and my teenage son was under 15. Not knowing if we will be allowed to enter kind of put us on the edge through out the day. This requirement was not mentioned on the what to bring list from the tour company.

The overall experience was good, but it almost ended in a disaster. It was not made clear that a passport would be required to both enter the tour bus, and to enter the Alhambra itself. I was allowed on the tour bus because I had a picture of my passport on my phone, but I was nearly denied entry at the Alhambra because I didn't have the physical passport on me. The Alhambra staff allowed me in once I presented a Driver's License. I'm unclear as to why a passport, or any ID, is needed for either the guided tour or entrance at the Ahlambra. Aside from this, the tour was exactly as I hoped: A safe, convenient way to get from Malaga to Granada, a bit of city sight seeing in Granada, and enjoying time at the Alhambra. The guide was kind and genuine and explained everything in English, French, and Spanish. There's more to do at the Alhambra then we were allowed with our time constraints, but we saw the essential Nasrid Palaces and the Generalife Gardens. Overall I would recommend this.

Brilliant day, got a bit confusing when guide trying to point things out and saying in 6 languages. Free time in Granada to see cathedral was brilliant. Guide didn't wait for people while walking from drop off point 15 minutes from centre even after someone needed medical attention. Kept trying to push a tapas lunch on everyone. In Alhambra again dropped 15 minutes from entrance. Guide didn't check everyone was following or check pace was OK so people got separated from group. On way back stopped for another 30 minute break even thought he and driver had 3hours to them self.