Andalucia Tours & Trips
Watch flamenco dancers as they perform in Seville's tablaos, or wander through the magnificent Alhambra in Granada. Andalusia brings everything from Cordoba's Mezquita to Ronda's dramatic gorge, Costa del Sol's beaches to Toledo's medieval charm. Taste tapas in old plazas and find Moorish palaces to explore. Southern Spain's passion is infectious.
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Dulce • traveled in November, 2025
The schedule fit perfectly with my customer's travel plans, I couldn't have organized a trip that included so many beautiful places in such shot time without this Tuesday tour organized by TourRadar! My customer had a great time with the Tourguide and the people at the tour and said it worth any penny. Thank you souch!
Andalucia & Toledo, 5 days on Tuesdays - JE
JO-ANNE • traveled in April, 2025
This tour is jam-packed with constant activity! Our tour Guide/Host Craig was extremely knowledgeable and always had so much information to impart during our Orientation Walks of each city (but sometimes it was a bit too much information). This being my first trip to Europe, it was very eye opening to see the architecture, craftsmanship and beauty of the historic World Heritage Sites and learn of their origins. Each of the accommodations we stayed at had their own idiosyncrasies, one having only handheld showers but a great breakfast, another having some ants and a moldy smell (in my room) and several offering quite meager breakfasts (bread/toast with jam and a drink only. And, with the exception of one, I found all the mattresses very comfortable and it was always quiet at night. In the evenings, Craig arranged great (optional) places to eat and always interpreted/explained the items on the menu to us. As well, he was able to take those who were interested to a Flamenco Dance venue one night and to the Mushrooms of Setas de Seville and the oldest bar in Seville another.
Highlights of Andalucia - A
Arlene • traveled in October, 2025
Our tour guide was exceptional. The places we visited and the information on these places was fabulous. We saw so many highlights in such a short period of time.
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- The best Andalucia tour packages
- Travel Andalucia your way
- Best tour companies for Andalucia tours
- Popular Andalucia Cruise Ships
- Best places to start your Andalucia tour
- Discover Andalucia tours for every budget
- Andalucia tours for every type of group
- Top Andalucia travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit Andalucia
- Contact our Andalucia travel experts
- What our customers ask about Andalucia Tours & Trips
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Andalucia & Toledo, 5 days on Tuesdays
37 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The hotels were excellent and well located. We were able to visit sights that would have been difficult to reach on our own.”
GLENN, traveled in December
Immerse in Andalucia's highlights staying at Catalonia Santa Justa in Seville and Hotel Saray in Granada. Experience Cordoba's Mezquita, optional Guadalquivir river cruise, and Sacromonte cave flamenco shows. Tour averages 51-year-old travelers, with 4.6/5 rating for itinerary and expertly guided local tours.
Duration 5 days Destinations Madrid, Cordoba, Seville, Ronda, Torremolinos, Granada, Toledo Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, Spanish Operator VPT Tours From $974
10% Off- US$876You save $97
Andalusian Feelings
12 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Value for money. Great local experiences.”
Ewhite, traveled in October
Duration 8 days Destinations Malaga, Torremolinos, Ronda, Seville, Cordoba, Granada, Nerja Age Range Ages 10+ Operated in English, Spanish Operator Destination Services Spain From $2,078
20% Off- US$1,662You save $416
Highlights of Andalucia
35 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Every place we stayed was fabulous. It was full of highlights.”
Jane, traveled in June
This intimate tour showcases UNESCO treasures like Granada's Alhambra and Cordoba's Mezquita. Guests aged 16+ stay at Hostal La Ninfa in Granada's El Realejo quarter and walk through Sierra Aracena National Park's oak forests. Authentic Andalucian experiences include flamenco shows and local tapas bars.
Duration 8 days Destinations Granada, Cordoba, Castano del Robledo, Aracena, Alajar, Galaroza, Seville Age Range Ages 16+ Operator Explore! From $1,240
20% Off- US$990You save $250
Duration 6 days Destinations Seville, Ronda, Cordoba Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator STM Tours LLC From $1,566
35% Off- US$1,018You save $548
Best of Southern Spain
63 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The balance of free time and planned activities was what we found to be most appealing.”
Amy, traveled in March
Discover Andalucia's treasures from Granada's UNESCO-listed Alhambra to Seville's Gothic cathedral. Visit Córdoba's Mezquita mosque and Jewish Quarter, watch authentic flamenco, and explore charming historic districts with expert local guides.
Duration 8 days Destinations Madrid, Granada, Cordoba, Seville, Barcelona Age Range Ages 12+ Operator G Adventures From $2,199
10% Off- US$1,979You save $220
Flavors of Spain: A 11 Day Journey Through Madrid, Seville, Granada & Barcelona
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Wonderful Holidays did an absolutely amazing job of pulling together a fantastic trip.”
Courtney, traveled in July
Three nights in Seville showcase the UNESCO-listed Alcázar Palace and Cathedral, complemented by a romantic horse-drawn carriage ride. Granada's Alhambra Palace and historic Albayzín quarter unfold by bike. Authentic flamenco shows and Córdoba's Mezquita fill 11 culturally rich days at 4-star hotels.
Duration 11 days Destinations Madrid, Seville, Granada, Barcelona Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Wonderful Holidays UK From $4,308
15% Off- US$3,662You save $646
Classical Spain
94 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Saw a lot in only 8 days. Guides were all helpful and knowledgeable.”
Timothy, traveled in July
Visit Madrid's Santiago Bernabéu Stadium and Retiro Park, then journey to Granada's iconic Alhambra Palace. Experience Costa del Sol's gems including Málaga's Picasso Museum and sophisticated Puerto Banús in Marbella. Explore Seville's Giralda, cruise Guadalquivir River, and end in Barcelona's Maremagnum complex.
Duration 8 days Destinations Madrid, Museo del Prado, Granada, Seville, Malaga, Ronda, Marbella, Costa del Sol, Zaragoza, Barcelona Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Europamundo From
15% Off- US$1,299
Andalucian heritage comes alive from Seville's Royal Alcázar to Granada's Alhambra. Four-star hotels complement priority access to UNESCO sites. Electric bike tours through Albayzín, traditional flamenco shows, and Córdoba's stunning Mezquita-Cathedral create lasting memories.
Duration 12 days Destinations Lisbon, Seville, Granada, Barcelona Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Wanderful Holidays LLC From $6,099
21% Off- US$4,818You save $1,281
Spanish Delights, 7 days
19 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“It was really a great trip lot of things to explore.”
Nerea, traveled in August
Duration 7 days Destinations Madrid, Seville, Cordoba, Ronda, Torremolinos, Granada, Valencia, Barcelona Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, Spanish Operator VPT Tours From $1,308
15% Off- US$1,112You save $196
Andalusia from Madrid 5 Day tour
9 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“If you don't have a lot of time and you're budget wise, I can't imagine a better tour for seeing a large percentage of the best of Spain!”
Ralph, traveled in September
Cordoba's magnificent Mosque and Granada's stunning Alhambra showcase Andalusia's UNESCO treasures. Accommodations include Meliá Lebreros in Seville and Los Alixares in Granada. Santa Cruz quarter visits and optional Flamenco shows at approx. $170 per day.
Duration 5 days Destinations Madrid, Cordoba, Seville, Granada, Toledo Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, Spanish Operator Julia Travel From $927
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Best tour companies for Andalucia tours
Looking at what TourRadar customers have shared, Intrepid and Destination Services stand out for consistently good experiences. Intrepid's guides, particularly Elina, get mentioned often for really knowing their stuff and taking good care of everyone on tour. Destination Services has built a solid reputation for running well-organized trips, and their guides can switch between languages which our travelers find really helpful. On the flip side, MapaPlus has some issues to work on. TourRadar customers point out problems with how they communicate - sometimes they're hard to reach, and the service quality isn't reliable. There have also been cases where what was promised didn't match what was delivered. Wamos Plus is dealing with similar feedback from customers. Beyond the communication problems, travelers weren't happy with the food quality and hotel choices. Several mentioned that accommodations weren't up to the standard they expected based on what was advertised. These insights come directly from actual customer experiences, giving us a clear picture of which operators are delivering solid service and which ones might need to make some improvements.
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Best places to start your Andalucia tour
Madrid emerges as the primary gateway for Andalucia tours, with 54 of our tours starting from the capital. Malaga and Seville serve as alternative starting points, with 14 and 12 departures respectively. For travelers planning their Andalucian journey, our booking data suggests securing your spot about 2.5 months (80 days) ahead. This advance planning is particularly important for tours including the Alhambra, where access is strictly controlled. Many of our customers also opt to include Toledo as a worthwhile stop when departing from Madrid, as it adds another layer of Spain's medieval heritage to the experience. The high-speed AVE train network makes connections between major cities seamless, while smaller towns like Ronda offer a more intimate glimpse into traditional Andalucian life. Travelers particularly value the flexibility of basing themselves in either Seville or Malaga, using these well-connected cities as launching points for day trips to surrounding cultural sites and white villages.
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Solo Travelers169 tours- Couples151 tours
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Best time to visit Andalucia
- Winter 2025 / 2026
Winter travel in Andalucia offers a quieter cultural experience, with well-crafted tours making excellent use of the mild temperatures. Customers tell us they particularly enjoy our Madrid-to-Barcelona routes in this season, as they blend indoor cultural visits with comfortable outdoor walks. The mosque-cathedral in Cordoba takes on a special character in winter's light, and Granada's Alhambra becomes more intimate with fewer visitors and clear morning conditions perfect for photos. Adding Toledo to the itinerary brings rich medieval heritage into focus, where our local guides share stories of the city's Jewish, Christian and Muslim past. Evening transfers to Plaza Mayor give travelers time to discover authentic tapas venues away from tourist crowds, while quick high-speed trains keep travel efficient between destinations. For a cozy evening option, the flamenco shows in Granada's Sacromonte caves come with local wine service and provide shelter from cool winter air. The tours take smart advantage of Andalucia's gentle winter climate, balancing cathedral visits with outdoor walks so weather never becomes an issue.
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- February 2026 popular 93 tours
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- Spring 2026
Spring emerges as an ideal time for exploring Andalucia, when temperatures are mild and orange blossoms scent the air. Our most sought-after tours combine Madrid's urban energy with Andalucia's cultural depths. A particularly good 8-day option lets you discover Toledo's medieval lanes before heading south to Cordoba's Mezquita. Our customers love how these tours time the Alhambra visits for morning light - perfect for photos of the intricate Islamic details. Another popular choice focuses purely on Andalucia's heartland, spending extra time in Seville's Santa Cruz quarter and Granada's Albaicin district. For those seeking deeper cultural immersion, a 9-day route includes stays in smaller towns like Ronda, where our travelers praise the authentic evening tapas crawls and relatively quiet streets. The guides on these spring tours receive consistent praise for adapting the pace to perfect weather conditions for outdoor exploration.
- March 2026 117 tours
- April 2026 142 tours
- May 2026 popular 146 tours
- Summer 2026
Summer tours require thoughtful planning, and our most successful itineraries factor in the heat with early morning activities and relaxed afternoons. A well-designed 7-day circuit starts activities at first light, when our travelers can explore Cordoba's Jewish Quarter and Granada's Alhambra before the day heats up. Several tours include welcome afternoon stops at traditional tea houses in Granada's Albaicin - our customers particularly appreciate these cooling breaks between sites. For those wanting to escape peak temperatures, tours combining cultural visits with Costa del Sol stays prove popular. These typically include morning city explorations followed by optional beach time. Another smart choice follows a route through the Sierra Nevada's higher elevations, where temperatures stay more moderate. Our guides know exactly when to time outdoor activities and when to duck into cool cathedral interiors and shaded courtyards.
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- Fall / Autumn 2026
Autumn emerges as a perfect time to explore Andalucia with tours that blend cultural experiences and comfortable weather conditions. Several circuits begin in Madrid, moving through Toledo's medieval lanes, before reaching the magnificent Mezquita in Cordoba. TourRadar customers often mention how autumn tours schedule Alhambra visits in morning light, which brings out the fine Islamic architectural details. Most visitors choose 8-day routes focused on Andalucia's core regions, with extended time in Seville's Santa Cruz quarter and Granada's atmospheric Albaicin district, where mild temperatures make street exploration more pleasant. Some travelers opt for 9-day itineraries including stops in smaller towns like Ronda, where evening tapas crawls and quieter streets offer authentic local experiences. The guides leading these autumn tours earn consistent praise for adjusting the pace to match the season's gentle weather, which suits outdoor visits to Granada's Generalife Gardens, Cordoba's Jewish Quarter and also the historic city centers.
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- October 2026 popular 146 tours
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Which locally recognized cultural practices can visitors participate in, and where do they take place?
Flamenco's really at the heart of Andalusian culture and you can actually get involved yourself especially in Granada which is pretty much where it all began. There are these great professional studios where you can take private classes and learn the basic steps and rhythms it's really hands-on. If you're interested tour 85782 "Journeys: Discover Spain National Geographic Journeys" includes a private flamenco class in Granada that's really authentic. Over in Cordoba's Jewish Quarter you'll find traditional workshops where you can try your hand at ceramics and leatherwork its quite special.
What natural areas can I visit outside the cities and how do I get there?
Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park is absolutely stunning its actually a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve with these incredible limestone landscapes. You can get there by private bus or join guided tours and the hiking through villages like Zahara and Grazalema is beautiful. Tour 124870 "Moorish Andalucia" takes you there and includes this lovely visit to an Andalusian farm where you learn about olive oil production. Then there's Sierra de Alhama Natural Park with its dramatic peaks and coastal views you can explore it by 4x4 or organized hikes its great for birdwatching too. Tour 127172 "White Villages of Andalucia Walk" includes a 4x4 trip to this amazing viewpoint.
Where can I go that's less touristy but still really special?
Canillas de Albaida in the Axarquía region is this peaceful little gem where you can really escape the crowds. You can wander the village visit local places like Bodegas Almijara for wine tasting or head into the mountains for some incredible views. Tour 127172 "White Villages of Andalucia Walk" actually includes that wine tasting experience. Then there's Castaño del Robledo in Sierra de Aracena National Park its this authentic slice of rural Andalusia with 16th-century buildings oak forests and amazing local ham. Tour 126559 "Highlights of Andalucia" lets you stay there and includes a nice walk to nearby Alajar.
How do I get around and what's the transport schedule like?
The AVE high-speed trains are really efficient for getting between the major cities like Seville Cordoba and Madrid. You can check times and book tickets on the Renfe website it's pretty straightforward. Tour 290947 "Classical Spain" includes one of these high-speed journeys from Seville to Zaragoza. For getting around cities and smaller towns the local buses are great value just check the schedules at the stations or on municipal websites they're usually pretty reliable.