Travel from your Seville hotel to your Granada hotel. Transfer services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This is a private transfer service so the price remains the same for:

• 1 - 3 people
• 4 - 6 people
• 7 people

When making a booking, you will need to advise your Granada and Seville Hotel details. Your transfer will be confirmed within 24 hours of booking and you will be provided with a travel voucher to present to the driver.

It's that easy!

Don't forget to book your Granada to Seville Transfer, simply type the product code 3443GRXSVQ into the Keyword Box.

At time of booking, YOU MUST include the following flight and hotel details in the "Special Requirements" box:

• Granada hotel name and address
• Seville hotel name and address
• Preferred time of transfer

Montserrat is a symbol a Catalonia situated in the holy mountain outside Barcelona. This impressive Monastery contains the virgin of Montserrat "la Moreneta" (Black Madonna), the patron saint of Catalonia.

Montserrat boasts natural rock formations rising to a height of 4, 000 feet (1,224 meters). The present day community of Montserrat is made up of a hundred monks who are governed by to the rule of San Benedict (6th century). It was considered the home of the Holy Grail, and today it is a prime cultural and tourist attraction, as well as one of the most important pilgrimage places on the Iberian Peninsula.

An exhibition shows the monks daily activities and the main parts of the monastery, and the audio visual film "Montserrat behind closed doors", the everyday rules and organization of the Benedictine community. The access to the monastery is by zip train, which will offer you a spectacular and unique perspective of the mountain.

Later, visit one of the best known wine cellars in Spain to taste some exquisite wine call "Aromas de Montserrat" made since ancient times by the monks, and Crema Catalana schnapps.

Head inland to a medieval town, famous for the wine and cava industry. While the surrounding vineyards create the impression of a dusty sleepy world, the center of this town bursts with vitality. After morning mass, the atmosphere becomes electric and the festival kicks off in full swing. Different folkloric dances, which stem from traditions that are over seven hundred years old, can be seen. The strange but stunning choreography include Giants, Big heads, Eagles, Circle Dancers and Shepherds. Where do these ritual type traditions come from? Come along and find out!

An hour later and the tension in the main town square reaches fever pitch as the Human Castle team congregates in the main square. This town is the heart and soul of this spectacular tradition and the biggest Human Castles are built at this annual festival. A sea of colored shirts steadily forms into an organized huddle of bodies. Slowly but surely, a tower emerges from the hundreds of people beneath. The strain is visible on everybody's face as maximum concentration is used by all to keep the castle stable as it grows up to ten stories high.

You might not be building Human Castles but you will have had time to build up an appetite. Next stop is a traditional Catalan restaurant, specializing in local cuisine. Sample char-grilled meats, bread with tomato and garlic and wine from a glass container with a spout, called a "Purro".