Phantastic Trip, great mixture of sights. Estafan was a competent and entertaining guide. He brought it all to life with his amazing knowledge.

We visited so much during some 8 hours. The guide, Stefan, was highly professional and informative. I didn't expect much from any of the places, but got so much, especially in Gernika, which is such a wonderful place, after such horrible events that happened there during history. I also loved Bermeo, with its colorful houses.

Covadonga is certainly worth a visit. The basilica there was built in honour of St Ignatious Loyola. The basilica itself is well worth a visit but so is the tiny chapel in the rock along with other buildings. There is a large car park too. You can spend several hours there, there are toilets and a little Café. It is an impressively built place. We went on a fine day, it's high up in the Picos de Europe.

Loved this tour which compared with other day tours in the region was cheap! The experience is not. Haro and Laguardia are charming and the wineries chosen both interesting. Tastings were paired with cheese and charcuterie. Our guide Estaphan was informative and entertaining, and kept us in line. Although we were on a large coach the drive was comfortable with good seating and a/c. The experience left us hungry (and thirsty) for more of la Rioja. Highly recommended.

Poor communication. Sold me a tour through email and then unilaterally switched mode of communication to something else called GYG, a messaging system within Viator/TripAdvisor, without saying a word about the switch in an email or on the ticket. The ticket says nothing about a start time other than the museum’s hours of operation. Neither the ticket nor any email says anything about checking for messages on GYG. No voicemail or text either (the call from an unknown number at the last minute with no message did not help). Thus, the tour was set at a time of the operator’s choosing with no effective notice to us. They then refused to issue a refund.

Really nice long tour. The price is very fair for what you get. The schedule was tight, that would be the only feedback. Maybe some more time in Biarritz. However, you see a lot of places. All and all, happy we did it!

It was a beautiful tour. In my opinion San Juan de Luz was the best place. It was a shame we didn't stop there longer for lunch rather than San Sebastian, which was cooked with tourists. The views from the mountain of the bay at San Sebastian were an added highlight. Well worth visiting longer than a few hours but this trip wets the appetite. I recommend the cheesecake in San Sebastian and the ice- cream down by the beach. For those with a sweet-tooth.

Our guide was good and shared bilingual Spanish and English. We had a predominate Spanish speaking group , so there are still dynamics you must absorb in being the minority , but he did a good job of managing it. He even tried to get 4 English speaking people on the tour to sit in front of the bus to avoid having the microphone on for both translations, but people who had entered the bus anchored those seats and would not move when requested. Our point. Wing he managed the situation very well and a were made to be welcome . I would do this tour again . Might consider San Sebastián on a day other than Saturday as the locals had many of the restaurants covered. But we worked through that too.

Stefan was very thorough between and during the many stops. He knew all the best locations to take pictures and acted as photographer when asked. Well recommended.

Great day out in the company of pleasant fellow travelers in a comfortable vehicle driven by very well informed guide. Unrushed but packed with history and beautiful countryside and towns.

Our tour guides Josh and Bob were very knowledgeable and we enjoyed a VIP trip as the only couple booked on this tour today. I felt the free time to explore was enough. Loved the photo bit it had beautiful scenery

A great whistle stop tour, Stefan was great, very knowledgeable and very patient to do the tour in both English and Spanish

I thoroughly enjoyed visiting Loyola, Getaria and San Sebastian. The countryside of the Basque Country is very beautiful with stunning landscapes and architecture. Given a chance, I would love to visit San Sebastian again.

Excellent day out with Stephane, a knowledgable and articulate tour guide, clearly proud of his Basque heritage. We walked the historic quarter of Vitoria Gateiz and learned of Napoleonic times followed by, in our case, coffee and pintxos. We then visited Laguardia and learned of the origin of the tunnels where wine is stored, followed by a bodega visit and wine tasting. We were given a recommentation for lunch where my wife rated the pintxos the best she had tasted (see photos). All in all this was a very enjoyable tour and very good value.

We visited with our kids (17 & 21, so not really kids…) and had a good experience. Most of the tour attendees were Spanish speakers, but Sonja our guide was very good about giving the information in both languages. I never felt we were getting an abridged version. Vitoria was a beautiful stop and the salt flats were fascinating. The last stop in Getxo was fine, nothing particularly great. The lunch in a converted monastery was delicious, and a nice way to break up the day. I would recommend it as a good way to cover a lot of country easily and quickly.