Great evening! - Manuel was a fun person and an incredible guide, and he cultivated the experience (including tapas and drinks!) to be fun for our group. The flamenco was incredible!

A very enjoyable night out at the tapas and flamenco. - I really enjoyed the glimpse into the traditional flamenco dance and tapas culture of Seville. The tour was well organised with contact to arrange a meeting place made a few days before. The guide was informative, arranged the tapas to suit varying tastes, and great at negotiating with the bars. The tapas was varied and delicious.

Nice flamenco and tapas - Nice flamenco show and exquisite tapas at 12 century Muslim Bath restaurant. Christina Osuna explained to us in detail Andalusian culture and gastronomy. Highly recommended!

Delicious and cozy tapas evening - My daughter and I saw an impressive flamenco show in a small intimate theater. Then with our Guide Yohanna did the tapas tour. Which has a passion for her profession. The tapas and drinks we got in 3 different tents were delicious. The three of us had a great time together.

Lovely evening - What a lovely evening at Triana quarter. Nice tapas. My family and I enjoyed a lot with Christina Osuna. She loves her city as well as her job! Excellent flamenco show too. Unforgettable evening in Seville! We' ll return to beautiful Seville!

Great evening with Christina Osuna. - My family and I had a lovely evening with Christina. She explained to us different branches inside flamenco and its origin. She also told us Who Rodriguez Triana was! Interesting evening and good tapas at Triana quarter! Thanks again, Christina!

Recommended with Inès😀 - Great fun with Inès. What an enthusiastic girl she was. Good food, nice show. Teaching each other the language and customs. Recommended.

Top! - It was a really fun, well-organized tour! Super enthusiastic guide, Ines! Visited wonderful restaurants, had delicious food and chatted with nice people!

Flamenco and Tapas in Seville, give this one a hard pass - Don't bother. There are any number of Flamenco shows and you do not need a tour. Our group showed up at the Naturanda office as instructed by text from the company and confirmed by me that day. Clearly they had no idea we were coming. The "guide" did not know anything about Flamenco. We are Vegan/Veg and despite an hour during the show our guide did not manage to find a tapas placed that served anything but meat. The bottom line is you don't need a tour and finding food on your own is probably easier.

Good guide but absurd Naturanda (dis)organization - I very rarely give such negative reviews but when it's needed it's needed!! Having booked a tapas + flamenco tour in Triana, when the guide arrives we discover that the tour takes place in Santa Cruz... and the flamenco show (which was supposed to be at the end of the tour) has already started... so we enter while the show is underway. The guide Joanna (who still worked very hard) hadn't had much information from Naturanda and reaching Triana at that point took a long time. The Tapas tour was then done with three places practically a few tens of meters from each other without therefore a tour with the history and culture of the neighborhood which necessarily must be part of the tour (otherwise what am I going to do with a tapas guide …!!??) Joanna understood our complaints and that of a couple of Australians who were part of the tour and after the last venue she was really nice to add a "night" tour of Santa Cruz. But what a disorganization Naturanda!!! I would add that for the morning, through the Civitatis application I had also booked a bike tour a week earlier which had been managed by Naturanda itself. Total disorganization there too. The tour was supposed to be at 11 in Italian but the afternoon before, just as we were getting on the plane, a WhatsApp message arrived saying that the tour would be at 10 from another departure point. Not bad except that the next day at 10 we go to the starting point and the bike rental company appointed by Naturanda (...but how many steps... Civitatis/Naturanda/local rental) tells us that Naturanda had not told him anything about the Italian tour and he only had two tours English and Dutch. He could have organized it in Italian only for the afternoon. After a few phone calls, however, an Italian guide (Juan/Giovanni) materialized and offered to take us around. Giovanni was VERY well prepared and friendly so in the end we managed to make it. Moral: Naturanda is to be avoided at all costs and whatever may respond to this review, honestly do not consider it, they have only made the impression of "ripping off tourists"