Say yes more. If your tour leader makes any recommendations, say yes as much as you can. You'll truly get beneath the surface and learn so much more about the destination. 2. Tell us everything - Sometimes our tour leaders like to suggest places to eat or experiences to try, from local bars to cultural activities. To make sure they can keep the group's best interests at heart, ensure that Explore know of any dietary requirements, allergies or similar before you depart. 3. Shoes - For this trip, it's recommended to wear a pair of sturdy walking shoes. It's also worth packing a second (and possibly third) pair of shoes, too, so that your feet don't ache from hitting the same pressure points day after day. 4. Pack a layer or two - Andalucia is situated in southern Spain, which generally sees high temperatures all year-round. The evenings can feel cooler than the daytime, so pack a light layer, just in case. 5. Bring cashMany restaurants in Andalucia can't split the bill across multiple credit cards. If you can, take some cash (euros) with you to make things easier and smoother for everyone involved.