15-Day Experience Southern Spain

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After a day of free time in Seville, you will join a Tapas and Flamenco Tour during the evening. This Spanish evening offers a well-balanced dose of delicious food, a wide variety of Spanish wines, an awe-inspiring flamenco show, and a tranquil walk in a charming neighbourhood.

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Today, you will join a tour of Spain’s famous sherry region. Indulge yourself with a day tour from Seville to one of the most typical yet unspoiled wine regions in Southern Spain to discover the famous sherry wine. Learn about the Andalusian towns, architecture and culture & try out the fresh fish and seafood.

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Today, you will drive across Anudlsia from Seville to the famous city of Cordoba; although only taking a few hours, be free to stop off along the way and enjoy the stunning landscapes of Andalusia.

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On your first full day in Córdoba, you will be treated to a private tour of the city. This tour will begin in the Jewish Quarter, where you’ll find out the origin of this city and of Sephardic Jews in the Plaza del Cardenal Salazar, moving to the Chapel of St. Bartholomew the best example of Moorish art in Cordoba. Later, you’ll visit the souk, a place of manufacture and sale of Cordoba’s handicrafts and whose courtyard is set as one of the famous Patios (World Heritage by UNESCO). Finally, you’ll enter the Grand Mosque-Cathedral, the symbol of Cordoba, whose sequence of arcs of two colours will lead you to absolute abstraction.

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Experience a guided tour through Medina Azahara, one of Cordoba’s most iconic landmarks. The archaeological site is located around 8 kilometres from Córdoba. You’ll be taken in a private car, making the trip more enjoyable and comfortable. One of our guides will show you in detail the characteristics of this significant property declared of Monument of Cultural Interest.

Take this day to drive south to the city of Granada. Nestled in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains, the city is unique in its climate and overall landscapes. Taking around two and a half hours, the drive will see you climb into the foothills of the mountains and offer you breathtaking views of southern Spain.

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Today, you will join a city tour of Granada. Granada has an unmistakable Moorish essence because it was the last city to be reconquered by the Catholic Monarchs in 1492. Gastronomy, craftwork and urban planning are influenced by its glorious past. Fountains, viewpoints and "Cármenes", houses surrounded by typical gardens of this city, create unforgettable corners in the city. It is no surprise that one of its old neighbourhoods, the Albaicín, has been awarded the World Heritage designation, together with the Alhambra and Generalife.

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Today, you will join a tour of the Alhambra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Spain's most visited monuments.

Today, you will travel from the mountain foothills to the south Spanish coast. A coach will take you from Granada to the Costa del Sol city of Malaga.

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Take a tour of the sun-soaked Costa del Sol city of Malaga. Key sights include Gibralfaro Castle, La Farola seafront promenade, Roman theatre and Plaza de la Merced square. The latter is presided by the monument to Torrijos and the house in which the famous painter Pablo Ruiz Picasso was born.

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A few miles east of Malaga is the so-called “city of the castles”, Ronda. Standing on a natural vantage point defended by a citadel at its most accessible point. It still preserves its walls and the most important gates, which gave access to the city. The Almocábar Gate (13th century) provided access to the south side of the town; the Carlos I Gate dates from the 16th century, while the Exijara Gate led to the Jewish quarter.

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Nerja is on the seashore some 50 kilometres from Málaga on the N340 coastal highway and marks the eastern tip of Málaga's Costa del Sol. Once a sleepy fishing village, the town now has a population of over 22,000. The heart of Nerja is its spectacular Balcón de Europa the "Balcony of Europe", a magnificent promenade along the edge of a towering cliff, once the site of the great Moorish castle, with sweeping panoramic views of the Mediterranean and the small coves and beaches below, against an awesome backdrop of hazy blue mountains.

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Today, you will catch one last scenic train journey from Malaga to Seville. You can spend your last day in the Andalusian capital soaking up the Spanish culture and nightlife before your flight home the next day.