The visit will begin in the Alhambra, the construction of which began by the founder of the Nasrid Dynasty, Mohammed Ibn Alhamar, in the XI Century on the red hill known as Assabika, which overlooks Granada.

First the fortress or Alcazaba was built, and subsequently, the Royal Palace and the highest part of the Alhambra which became the court member residence. Later Charles V ordered the construction of a palace within the same grounds.

You will visit the most important halls and courtyards of the Alhambra including the fortress of Alcazaba, Maxuar Palace, the Serrallo, the Patio of los Arrayanes (Myrtle Courtyard), the Hall of la Barca, the Salon of the Embajadores (Ambassadors Hall), the Peinador de la Reina, Patio de los Leones (Lions Courtyard), the Hall of the Abencerrajes - the scene of a tragic legend; the Royal Baths, Lindaraja, the Gardens of the Partal and the Palace of Charles V.

Continue to the Generalife, situated next to the Alhambra, it was a place of leisure and recreation for the Moorish Kings of Granada. Its beautiful gardens stand out with their abundant and varied flora and stunning water features, described in one poem as "water that cries". The visit includes two further courtyards the Patio de la Acequia and the Patio de la Sultana.

This tour starts in the north of Trinidad and proceeds southwards along the West coast, alluring you to the spectacular scenery of the Gulf of Paris.

Continuing via the Central Plains and Point-a-Pierre, you will visit San Fernando, the second largest city of Trinidad and the commercial hub of the Southland.

The journey then takes you eastward, into areas overlooking the lush coconut palms which fringe the 14 mile Mayaro Beach. On the return, travel through Manzanilla, Cocoa Plantations and Virgin Forest all on the East Coast of the island.

Along the East-West corridor your journey will conclude with some magnificent views of the rural villages below.

Barcelona is the capital of the Spanish community of Catalonia, home of the world famous architect Gaudi, and is one of the most beautiful and vibrant cities in Spain.

Your Barcelona Sightseeing Tour begins with a visit of the Plaza de Cataluna, Via Layetana, the Cathedral and its cloister. You will have a 1 hour walking tour of the Gothic Quarter through the Roman and Medieval streets and buidlings.

Next drive along the Paseo Colon, passing the Monument of Christopher Colombus, to the top of Montjuich from where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the city, harbor, and Olympic complex.

Explore the Spanish Village which reproduces the most typical regional architectural styles in Spain. The tour will stop for lunch here and then you can take some free time to continue exploring the complex.

In the afternoon continue along Paseo de Gracia to see Gaudi's famous apartment buildings including Casa Batllo, then enjoy a 30 minute visit at Gaudi's bizarre Parc Guell which has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Continue to the La Sagrada Familia (Holy Family) Cathedral, Gaudi's unfinished masterpiece which is Barcelona's most famous landmark, where you will stop for around 30 minutes.

You will also visit Barcelona's Monumental Bull Ring and the Picasso Museum which exhibits works from the blue and pink periods of the world-famous painter. Approximately 50 minutes is allowed for you to explore the museum at your leisure.