Tailor-made Andalusia tour - 9 days

Your Andalusia tour begins with a warm welcome at Málaga Airport and a private transfer to Ronda. As your Spain travel experience begins, watch the scenery shift from the coast to the dramatic landscapes of Sierra de las Nieves Natural Park.

Arrive in Ronda and check in at the historic Catalonia Reina Victoria. Later, explore this cliff-top town at your own pace, pause at viewpoints above El Tajo gorge, and ease into local life through tapas bars, artisan shops, and quiet streets filled with Andalusian character.

Today, your English-speaking private guide leads a tailored half-day tour of Ronda. Cross the dramatic Puente Nuevo, with views deep into the gorge that divides the old town from the new, then continue to the elegant Casa Don Bosco and historic Mondragón Palace.

You can also spend more time at Plaza de Toros, one of Spain’s oldest and most striking bullrings, for added context on Ronda’s traditions and local identity.

Your private driver collects you in Ronda for the journey to Jerez de la Frontera, crossing rolling vineyards and stopping in Arcos de la Frontera, one of Andalusia’s classic whitewashed villages and one of the best places to visit in Spain for dramatic hilltop views.

In Jerez, step into atmospheric bodegas to taste world-famous sherries. On Tuesdays and Thursdays at noon, you can also visit the Real Escuela Andaluza del Arte Ecuestre, where How Andalusian Horses Dance brings classical dressage and Doma Vaquera to life.

Dive into Jerez de la Frontera on a tailored half-day city tour shaped around your interests, from wine and equestrian heritage to art or flamenco. Follow your guide through lively streets and visit the cathedral, where Gothic, Baroque, and neoclassical details reflect the city’s layered history.

Continue to a historic bodega to explore atmospheric cellars and learn about sherry production before tasting distinct local styles. Enjoy the evening at leisure, perhaps returning to a favorite tapas bar or settling into a quiet plaza with a glass of fino.

Travel from Jerez to Seville by private transfer for an evening shaped by Andalusia’s most iconic art form. Visit the Flamenco Museum to explore the history, emotion, and cultural roots of flamenco through exhibits, costumes, images, and artistic interpretations.

Afterward, attend a live flamenco performance that brings the music, movement, and intensity of this tradition vividly to life.

Explore Seville’s historic center with a private guide, focusing on the monuments that define the city. Visit the Alcázar, a royal palace shaped by Moorish design, peaceful courtyards, and layered royal history.

Continue to the cathedral and La Giralda, where Seville’s Islamic and Christian past meet in one of the city’s most powerful landmarks. As you walk through the old town, your guide will connect the architecture, plazas, and local traditions into a clear story.

With its blend of palaces, sacred spaces, and Andalusian food, Seville adds depth to any Spain itinerary.

Travel by private transfer from Seville to Granada, a city shaped by Moorish heritage, mountain views, and one of Spain’s most atmospheric old quarters.

After arrival, explore the Albaicín, where narrow lanes wind between whitewashed houses, tapas bars, and Moroccan-style tea shops. Continue to a viewpoint overlooking the Alhambra and take in sweeping views across Granada, from its historic rooftops to the surrounding hills.

Spend part of the day exploring the Alhambra, Granada’s extraordinary hilltop palace and fortress complex. Once home to the Nasrid rulers, it reflects the city’s Moorish heritage through carved plasterwork, graceful arches, quiet courtyards, fountains, and shaded walkways.

Visit the Nasrid Palaces, the Palace of Charles V, and the Alcazaba citadel, then continue to the Generalife gardens, where terraces, water channels, and city views create one of Granada’s most memorable experiences.

Travel by private transfer from Granada to Malaga, following scenic roads from the foothills of the Sierra Nevada toward the Mediterranean Sea. On arrival, enjoy time to explore at your own pace before your departure from Spain.

Depending on your flight time, you might visit the 11th-century Alcazaba, walk up toward Castillo de Gibralfaro for views over the harbor, or stop by the cathedral, Museo Picasso, Carmen Thyssen Museum, Jardín Botánico La Concepción, or the seafront. Later, continue to Malaga Airport for your flight home.