Travel Review: Luxury Spain Family Tour, Costa Brava, Seville, Cordoba, Barcelona, Ronda, Alhambra, Tapas Tour, Kayaking

Three things...
1. I would spend one night in Rhonda.  
2. I would separate the "Gaudi Tour" from the Sagrada Familia or I would lengthen the total amount of time to do both.  I would also hire a guide that was more focused/knowledgeable on the detailed history of both.  We felt a bit rushed on that tour and at several points we were left alone.  At one point she told us to wander around the outside of Sagrada Familia and "just take it in".  We pretty much ran through Parc Guell, and because she didn't have a car and couldn't find a cab she wasn't able to take us to any other Gaudi buildings in the city.  The guide we had for that tour was the only guide on the entire trip that I didn't feel like was educating me - she just pointed out the obvious.  It was quite hot that day and I don't think she wanted to be outside. If I could do it again, I would go back and spend more time at both places with a different guide.
3. I would have asked for recommendations during the planing process for restaurants.  The travel company did offer to provide some, but I forgot and we typically don't have any problem finding great spots along the way.  For the most part we were able to find great spots with the help of our tour guides and hotels, but I wished I had reserved a spot in Granada at one of the restaurants with the view of the Alhambra in advance and looked into the restaurants in Barcelona and Seville more carefully to find places that were good for families with kids.