Answered by Winemadrid.com from Madrid, Spain 1098 days ago

Hola

We do not have a standardized price table. Prices vary from 45€ per person to 400€ depending on the wines, kind of food, number of assistants and services (like bus, educational wine book, etc)

Under my point of view it will be interesting to arrange pairing session with an outlook of the Spanish wine world.

Depending of the situation your hotel, we could start the evening with a couple of visits to wine bars. I have an agreement with many charming typical Spanish restaurants in the city centre that could serve us a pairing session of top-end wines with a 5-6 course dinner.

If you could give me details of your needs ( budget per person, kind of food, vegetarian and religion restrictions, hotel, etc..), I will be able to design a wine-food menu a give an exact quote.

Yours truly



Juan Pedro Vázquez

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Answered by De Miguel Peralta Sandra from Barcelona, Spain 1098 days ago

Sandra from barcelonasandratours,

I would suggest you to visit Costa Brava. This aerea in the north part of Cataluña has wonderful towns like Roses, Empuries, Tossa de Mar and if you rent a car you can also visit museums like the Dalí museum in Figueres or the Pubol Castle .

I hope that you enjoy this visit. Sandra.

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Answered by Antony Bruce from Madrid, Spain 1098 days ago

If you are in Madrid there are many great restaurants but for something special i would suggest http://www.casabotin.com/ the oldest in the world (guinnes book). Reasonable prices and good service (michelin recommended)-set menu with roast suckling pig is +-40.
If you have not tried segways they are in most spanish cities and you could arrange a tour on them www.segwaytours.es has a few of the many listed. Flamenco dance show ( some offer dinner as well). Outstanding hotels come at a price but have a look at this for something different depending on your budget as it is not the cheapest http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9O_zaN3ro-4

Hope this helps

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Answered by Marta Laurent from Barcelona, Spain 1098 days ago

Come to Barcelona!

Get a room in the super-romantic hotel Relais d'Orsa.

Spend the morning visiting the charming Park of the Labyrinth (a cypress tree maze with plenty of charming spots for kissing!)

Have lunch overlooking the Mediterranean sea at Torre de Alta Mar restaurant.

Relax at the Aire de Barcelona oriental-looking spa.

Get an afternoon tea in the medieval candle-lit basement of the Caelum cafe.

Have a twilight walk around the alleys and squares of the Gothic Quarter (hey, I can help you with that! I give great private tours on the Legends and Secrets of the Old Town!)

Have dinner in the special Pla restaurant.

For the end of a perfect day, have a drink in Espai Barroc, a medieval palace who's street level has become a wonderful cafe decorated with antiques.

Sounds good, isn't it? And the next day you'll still have some time to keep exploring the city (the Gaudi works such as the Sagrada Familia Church, the Park Güell and the Houses Milà and Batlló are a must).

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Answered by Vintage Spain from Logrono, Spain 1097 days ago

If you want a romantic getaway I suggest you try a nice wine spa in the countryside combined with a couple of days in Madrid or Barcelona. We specialize in gourmet tours, both guided or self-guided. We also have a lot of gourmet activities in Madrid, like wine and tapas tours. You can check our web site www.vintagespain.com. Please let us know if we can help you. Enjoy Spain

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Answered by Mike Collins from San Juan, Spain 1072 days ago

You can't get much more romantic than this!
http://www.gran-melia-palacio-de-isora.com/es/

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Answered by Samuel Holden & Mateu Femenia from Picafor, Spain 1063 days ago

Hi there!

We offer luxury cruises of the Balearic Islands.

An example of a Romantic cruise package could be as follows:
5 days, 4 nights.

Day 1: Arrival at Mallorca airport (we can make arrangements for flights and would transfer you to our Yacht).
Getting onboard and underway.
Cruise over to Menorca for a Lobster lunch in Cala Fornells. Guided visit to Fornells village. A leisurly walk around the Fornells beach and a swim in the Mediterranean. Champagne dinner onboard. Coctails.

Day 2: Continuing round the Menorcan coast we would reach Mahon sometime in the early afternoon, perfect for a light meal of salad and a few tapas, a bit of sunbathing and a quiet siesta onboard before having a wander round the ancient streets of Mahon. Dinner reservations would be made in one of Mahon's many exclusive restaurants.

Day 3: From Mahon we would sail to Ciutadella, Menorcas second city, this would be a leisurly cruise with the fantastic backdrop of the mediterranean on one side and the Menorcan coast on the other, tapas, drinks and lunch would be served onboard en-route. There are many things to visit in Ciutadella, including the breathtaking "citadelle" that gives the town it's name. Evening meal could be in a restaurant or onboard.

Day 4: Morning in Ciutadella for sightseeing and shopping.
After lunch we would sail back to the Mallorcan coast and anchor in the Pollença bay where there are several secluded coves that can be visited using the tender (dinghy).
Dinner in the Hotel Formentor restaurant with drinks and/or champagne onboard later in the evening.

Day 5: The morning would be spent in the bays of Pollença and Alcudia, returning to Can Picafort with enough time for the airport transfer.

the cost of this service is quoted in USD, the price in Euros would be 6500€


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An alternative would be a shorter one or two day cruise including a guided tour of the northen coast of mallorca and champagne sunset. Travel and acommodation arrangements could be made separately through a partner company.

The price for a one-day cruise for two people, including full catering service, champagne sunset and a 3 ourse dinner would be 1750€

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