Olive oil tours · SEVILLE OLIVE OIL TOURS
The 4 best seville olive oil tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and how much of it is spent tasting. Number one is first for a reason; start there.
Leave central Seville for a small olive farm and factory, where a guide explains tree care, harvesting, pressing, and storage. Walk among the trees, inspect old and modern equipment, then taste several oils with an appetizer. Spanish, English, French, and Italian tours are available.
“We had an amazing time touring the olive farm and learned so much about the process, the family, and most importantly, how olive oil should really taste!”
Ride from Seville to an Andalusian olive farm, walk among the trees, see pressing and quality control, then taste several extra virgin oils with a local guide. Basilippo is often used, though the farm may change. Hotel pickup, transport, and tasting are included.
“The description showed a 15 min drive out of town with a 3.5 hr tour. Which appealed to me. I received a call evening before the tour to tell me they’re using a new, modern farm but it’s 1.5 drive each way with a 1.5 hour tour and tasting. The facility is very nice however it’s much too long of a drive for such a short tour. More driving than tour! The farm was a quick tour of the outside and mostly inside. Beautiful building with nice place to eat as well (but this wasn’t included nor was there time to eat, instead we were stopped at some cafe next…”
Meet at Sevilla Moving at 10 a.m. for a private English-language trip to Hacienda Guzmán. Explore a 17th-century olive mill, see modern production, taste four oils, enjoy Andalusian-inspired snacks, and return by air-conditioned vehicle. Driver Alfonso is noted for his excellent service.
“The tour person was great, we learned a lot about the process of the olive oil. The place is beautiful. Our driver also was excellent person his name is Alfonso. I recommend this trip.”
Spend about eight hours with a driver-guide such as Carlos, learning how Andalusian olive oil is made, tasting the finished oil, and walking through Carmona’s Roman necropolis, churches, gates, and historic squares. Hotel pickup, air-conditioned transport, and a maximum of eight people keep the day easy and personal.
“This tour was a highlight of the trip. Carlos was our guide and was so attentive and patient and informative. We opted for the private tour, just the two of us and Carlos. The Olive Oil tour was very special. We were guided through the olive oil making process by one of the lead tasters and treated to a tasting of our own. We learned so much and the estate was so beautiful. The trip to Carmona was lovely, Carlos found us a fantastic restaurant for lunch and gave us a history lesson about the area and it’s many rulers and kings. 10/10 would recommend, a highlight of our trip…”
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