Tours to Spain from Almaty: prices

Went to Barcelona through a local agency — left satisfied, though I myself doubted till the last moment that they’d pick a decent hotel. Sagrada Familia is of course a powerhouse, but what really stuck with me was the Boqueria market: for 16 euros they give you such a plate of ham and cheese that you can have lunch off it, and no palm tree needed. Came back home and already thinking where else I could jet off through them, if only because they never once screwed up with the transfer or the paperwork.

Bought a tour to Tenerife here, well overall it turned out fine, saw the volcano, ocean is cold, though wrote that it's warm, didn't really get to swim much, that's probably the main disappointment. But the hotel was nice, fed tasty and seafood was always fresh, and even the weather at the end of January didn't let down, though I was worried, took a bunch of warm clothes and they hardly came in handy, but on the excursion to the mountain without a windbreaker you just couldn't go, what a contrast.

Went to pick a tour to Spain, to Malaga, wanted both beach and some cultural program, and then such a mess came up with the flight, almost everything fell through. The manager at the office quickly advised which hotel to take, really, sorted everything out very promptly. Came back satisfied, sea warm, food great, but the paint in the room, right above the bed, kept peeling the whole time, kinda spoiled the impression

Бірінші рет Испанияға, Майоркаға баруды осы жерден шештім, бірге жүретін қыздар екеуміз демалысты бөліп алайық деп. Сапарымның өзі бірден оңды болды, ұшақтағы ұйықтамағаным далада күн сәулесін көргенде бірден ұмытылды. Қайтқанда самолётта әлгі тыныштық, теңіздің иісі мен ыстық нанның дәмі есіме түсіп, бәрі керемет ұйымдастырылғанына тағы да көзім жетті.

ал казакпен бірге испанияға, тенерифеге баруды шештік, көп іздедік те, осы жерден алдық, менеджер бірден телефонға шығып, барлығын түсіндірді, тіпті ақыры қонақүйге жеткенше қолдап жүрді.. кешкі ас ұнамады бірақ – ресторанда суық тамақ берді, әйтсе де таудан қараған көрініс бәрін өтеп жіберді, ол үшін кешірім жасауға болады. вулканға бардық, подъемниктен түскенде басым айналды, әйелім күліп, мені суретке түсіріп алды, сондай күлкілі шыққанмын ғой деймін, бірақ керемет ед

booked a tour to Mallorca here for my mom and aunt, they wanted some warm autumn weather, and I just happened to fly out ahead to find them a place to stay on the spot, well, and also wandered around myself for three days. everything went so smooth it's hard to believe, the hotel turned out to be right by the sea, the transfer met us right on the minute, and the local restaurants themselves told us where to get paella, came back home and I still keep remembering that smell of pines at dawn when I stepped out onto the balcony..

didn't even expect everything to turn out so well, booked a tour with this agency because a colleague keeps vacationing there and i've never heard any complaints.. but i'm a suspicious person, still worried until the very last moment, until the plane took off.. and in Spain itself i completely relaxed, the weather at the end of october was gorgeous, the sea still warm, shopping great, no one pushed excursions on me, strolled along the promenade, ate some incredible tapas at a tiny cafe, came back happy and with a ton of photos.

Was not expecting at all to come back from here in such a lifted mood, usually after tours I'm drained like a lemon. The organization in this agency (don't even remember what it was called, friends recommended it) pleasantly surprised me — all the transfers arrived right on the second. We walked around on our own, didn't really need a guide, maps on the phone work perfectly in Madrid, getting lost is impossible. Yesterday I was still mad at the heat, it was unreal scorching even at the end of October, but at least it let us hide in the shade of the Royal Palace and rest there. Ended up buying a bunch of food at Mercado de San Miguel, those tapas with jamon drove me crazy, though the prices there are insane, honestly. In the evening we went to flamenco booked in advance through the same office, thought it would be touristy garbage, but it turned out really heartfelt, goosebumps all over. Special thanks for not having to stand in line for the Prado, with the vouchers they let us in without a queue in about three minutes. Retiro Park — now my love forever, we were rowing a boat there like kids, my husband liked it too. I don't like when people praise everything, but in this trip everything really fell into place, even the weather on the day of departure was fine, no delays. Already thinking about the next trip like this, only now I want to take a tour of all Andalusia through them, if I don't chnage my mind by spring)

Turned to the agency for a package to Spain, Costa Dorada, because a friend's trip last summer went smoothly, so I decided not to reinvent the wheel, just repeat his route. The hotel was decent, not top-luxury but not a dump either, breakfasts were hearty, to the sea it's really three minutes at a calm pace, if you don't stop at the ice cream stalls (yes, a typo, I see it), which are at every step there — couldn't resist. Went on an excursion to Barcelona booked separately, the guide yammered non-stop, but the main thing is I managed to touch the famous lizard in Park Güell, for that alone you could skip his lectures about modernism. Came back happy, I regret only one thing — that the vacation was only two weeks, and my wallet lost weight over the holiday more than my waist after Spanish paella.

After my divorce I had this wild urge to change the scenery, so I took a trip to Tenerife, just to warm up and go diving with turtles — finally saw them in real life. Mount Teide is impressive, sure, but the weather in August let us down a bit in the north of the island, I guess I should’ve just taken the south. Overall I’m satisfied with the trip at a four, because the organization was smooth with no hiccups, but for those turtles I was ready to forgive even the moody weather.

zharko kak v pechke no more spasalo, menedzher podobrala mne otel s konditsionerom kotoryy rabotal dazhe nochyu chto redkost ya dumala zadohnus po puti iz aeroporta no voditel popalsya s holodnoy vodoy v salone i eto reshilo vse.. plyazh melkiy i deti v vostorge, hodila na rynok za chereshney ona tut ogromnaya sladkaya palets oblizhesh, vernulas dovolnaya i sgorevshaya nesmotrya na krem no eto uzhe moya vina

a friend recommended this agency, said their prices for spain are ok, so i went there looking for tours to costa dorada, even though i usually find everything myself. everything suited me, the flight was normal, the hotel right by the beach, fed us well, the only downside was that the wi-fi in the room barely worked, i had to go down to the lobby to call my folks.. and also their description said the sea was warm, but it was just ok, a bit chilly for may, but that's not really a complaint against the travel agency, more against the weather. in general, if you don't nitpick, everything went smoothly and i don't even regret giving them my money, though i usually wary of such services, but here i clearly didn't miss, the company is decent and picked everything acording to my wishes. gave them a four only because of that internet and one more tiny inconsistencies with the transfer, but these are just little things, the main thing is i rested

Picked the hotel well, the manager just happened to suggest a quieter area, and I was thinking of taking one right by Rambla, and good thing I listened. Walked all day on foot, Sagrada Familia is power of course, inside is just cosmos but the queues are huge, had to get an audioguide and listen by the entrance. Then I found a small bar where they made tapas with jamon, and sat there for about two hours, watching the spaniards, they are all so loud. Walked through Picasso, but what I remember more is the Boqueria market, those mountains of fruit and juices, I got myself a mango and drank it right there, impossibly tasty. Came back tired but happy, the weather in April is gorgeous, well almost, one day rain just poured, had to buy an umbrella for 10 euros, which I left in a cafe an hour later. No problems with the transfer at all, they met me on time, so a solid five out of five

Took the trip to Costa Brava, Spain — overall satisfied, though a couple of fives got burned in those narrow streets of Tossa. The coolest part was the old town on the cliff, climbed every stone there, and also stocked up on truffle olive oil from a little shop, already poured half of it into salads at home. The heat in October is mild, swam once just for show, mostly lay on the beach watching seagulls that swiped a sandwich from the guy next to me..

Barcelona wore me out, but it’s the best kind of tired I’ve felt all year. Walked so much that by evening my legs were buzzing, and the next day I went right back out to look at those Gaudi buildings — they don’t look real at all, like they’re made of playdough. The manager really helped me with this tour — she immediately got that I didn’t want to just lie around, but to actually do everything. Sagrada Familia inside just blows your mind, those columns like trees, I stood there and simply couldn’t move. Food, by the way, was weird in places, but those tapas with ham I could eat every day, though prices in the center do bite, of course. In the evening we found a tiny little bar without tourists, and there was wine for three euros — now that I’ll remember for a long time(!!). Came back completely happy, already sent the manager a message that I want something warm for winter.

Booked a trip here to Spain, Malaga. The manager helped with the pick, instantly got what I wanted — more beach and sea than museums. The hotel was three minutes from the promenade, and that turned out to matter more than I thought, you step out of your room and you already hear the waves. The first day was a mess because of the flight, but after that I just turned off my phone and lay around on the sand. The local tapas are a whole other story, stuffed myself on ham, now back home I can't even look at sausage. Also the wind there is constant, even in the heat, annoyed me at first, then I got used to it and appreciated it. Took a day trip to Granada, the Alhambra — and that trip honestly outweighed all the beach laziness. Got lost in the city a couple of times, but that was kinda fun, found an open terrace with a view of the fortress, coffee just kept coming. Spent every last penny, but never once regretted skimping on excursions here. Came back tanned and happy, recommend it to everyone, even those who usually just stay home).

hot as a frying pan my neighbor at the hotel even brought flour to fry on the balcony (i saw his bag through grains of dust), me though i just lay on a sun lounger for two days and realized my kazakh rhythm can only be fixed by the sea.. mallorca hit me specifically: the paella in that cafe by the pier was way too salty but the wine killed it, and also some local taught me to skip stones flat and i finally understood my childhood. overall it turned out exactly what i wanted did nothing and came back with a bag of tangerines and a burnt bald spot, the agency knows their business with the booking they didnt let down, just too many dogs on the beach that was inconvenient

turned out to be surprisingly organized and coherent. by the way i took these same long weekend there and never regretted it, though i had to get up at five in the morning for the transfer, but that's a trifle! But the guide chattered nonstop the whole way, and still to the point, and in the evening in Madrid we found a tiny bar where they poured the tastiest sangrir, and overall everything went smooth as butter, didn't expect such service from a travel agency in Kazakhgstan and special thanks for checking us in without any issues.

Rashche do etogo vzyal u nih zhe avtobusnyi tur po Italii, i problem ne bylo, poetomu kogda s drugom reshili pokatitsya na nedelku v Ispaniyu, srazu poehal tuda za putevkoy na Kostu-Bravu. Vzyal samyi prostoi variant, duma chto budet kak-to skromno, no po faktu vse okazalos chetko: otdyh na yuge - eto sam po sebe plyus, zhara stoyala adskaya, no veter s morya spasal, tak chto lezhat na galke i tupit v telefon bylo v kabluk (dazhe paru raz kupnulsya, poka vyhazil iz vody). Ponedelnik za chto etu konkreetno kompaniyu - za translit', vse po vremeni, gid na meste razvestil, rasskazal gde deshevle poest i kakie ekskursii ne vesti, tak chto v raskladke poluchaetsya - vernulsya udovletvorennyi, pyatorka bez vsyakih no.

we went in april to go pick spring with our eyes, as if our northern brains could really be fooled. how many places can you see in five days, and all of them — the royal palace, the Prado, Retiro park (it's like our Gorky park but with palm trees and crunchy paths). we took the hotel in the center through a local agency, they themselves offered a spot near the metro — that saved us, because after walking our legs were falling off. personally Madrid seemed to me a city where you constantly want to sit on a terrace and drink something cold, even when you can see snow on the mountain peaks in the distance. but the most memorable thing — the San Miguel market: crowds there, clinking glasses and tapas, for which I would've given my whole salary. although you know what, I never made it through the Goya paintings — by the fifth hall in a row I was already staring at the ceiling and thinking about food…. but I came back with a heap of photos where I stand in front of the royal palace looking like our local akim in front of the akimat. oh yeah, in one little restaurant they gave me real jamon, sliced right off the leg, and I almost cried from happiness, it was so tender with melon. I took the tour because I just wanted warmth and different architecture, I got all of that in full, no complaints, the only minus — the flight back felt long because of the wind.