Sunset Tour By Kayak Seville

A symbol of the city, Triana Bridge connects two of Seville’s most iconic neighborhoods. Its elegant structure offers breathtaking views of the Guadalquivir River and is the perfect place to capture the essence of the city while sailing on our boats. You can't miss it!

Located on the banks of the Guadalquivir, this medieval castle was the residence of the kings of Seville for centuries. Nowadays, as you navigate the river, you can admire its restored ruins and enjoy a glimpse into the city’s deeper history.

The Pelli Tower, also known as Torre Sevilla, is a modern skyscraper that towers over the Seville skyline. This contrast between old and modern will allow you to see today’s Seville as you navigate the river, a city that evolves without losing its charm.

A bridge full of history and Sevillian symbolism. Also called the Puppy Bridge. It is one of the most emblematic of the city, especially for its proximity to the famous Brotherhood of the Puppy. Enjoy its beautiful views as you cross the river.

Recall Expo 92, a world event that marked a milestone in Seville’s history. From the river, you can see the area that hosted this great universal exhibition, with iconic buildings and green spaces that still retain the innovative spirit of the city.

The most famous Bullring in Spain and one of the oldest in the world, Maestranza is a symbol of Seville bullfighting culture. Navigating the river will give you a unique perspective on this impressive monument, surrounded by history and tradition.

An iconic venue for music and the arts, the Teatro de la Maestranza is famous for its perfect acoustics and imposing architecture. As you navigate the Guadalquivir, you can admire this cultural icon that stands out in the city.

Experience history by sailing along the river alongside the replica of the Nao Victoria, the first boat to go around the world. This historic adventure will be an unforgettable experience, taking visitors to times of exploration and great maritime feats.

This 13th century defensive tower witnessed major naval events. Today, the Torre del Oro stands as a museum that tells the story of maritime travel and the riches that came to Seville. From the water, its majesty is even more impressive.

The Giralda, the bell tower of Seville Cathedral, is an iconic monument that has witnessed centuries of history. Navigating the Guadalquivir River will allow you to see this Sevillian symbol from a unique angle, appreciating its beauty and its imposing height.