Paddle surfing route in Seville along the Guadalquivir

A city with as much history and cultural richness as Seville is not known, it is experienced and with the plan that we want to propose you, you are going to visit this emblematic Andalusian city from a different and overwhelming aspect, navigating the Guadalquivir river with a paddle surfing route of 2 hours duration . The resplendent Torre del Oro , the emblematic Triana neighborhood or the Monastery of Cartuja are some of the unique corners that you will see from this river so appeased.

Only prepare bathing suits, a change of clothes, a towel and sunscreen so that the Andalusian sun does not burn you. Don't worry about the rest because with this paddle surf tour through the Guadalquivir we will take care of everything: we will give you all the necessary equipment, an expert guide who, in addition to taking you, will tell you all the curiosities of the places that We will know, prior training, photographic report and a waterproof case for you to store your mobile.

With this paddle surfing route through Seville we will momentarily feel that we are transported back in time as we will go to visit the most iconic places that hosted the most important events of the first flight to the world. As we pass during this SUP trip through Seville , we will visit key points of the American trade and the Indian fleets. Our guide will give us a hidden version of history while we sail serenely seeing the gleaming Torre del Oro , the Triana neighborhood , which was once the university of the dizzying , the different birthplaces of the best flamenco artists and we will even pass by the Cartuja Monastery , where Christopher Columbus lived, last a long time.

Come and enjoy Seville with this paddle surfing route through the Guadalquivir that will take you to know the nooks and crannies of an urban area that treasures an exciting history. In just two hours you will get to know some of the most spectacular spots in the region and at the end you will have the whole day ahead to continue sightseeing and going out for tapas. Plan or no plan?