Walking Adventure Tours & Trips in Andalucia

Walk through Seville's whitewashed Santa Cruz alleys, then head to Granada's chaotic Albaicin quarter where cobblestone lanes lead to great Alhambra views. This 6-day self-guided tour includes 5 breakfasts and unlimited mileage in your Opel Corsa or similar, with time to see Cordoba's UNESCO-listed Jewish Quarter near the 14th-century synagogue.

Walk the narrow cobblestoned streets of Seville's Barrio Santa Cruz, the old Jewish Quarter, on a guided tour past sun-speckled squares and the grand Gothic Catedral de Sevilla. You'll stroll through Ronda's whitewashed streets with your leader and get dramatic views across the deep gorge dividing the city, then check out the mountaintop village of Zahara de la Sierra with its mountain and reservoir vistas.

Walk through Granada's steep Albaicín streets with great Alhambra views, hike along the Costa Tropical through Nerja's clifftop paths and Frigiliana's whitewashed lanes that are among Andalucia's prettiest villages. Wander Seville's Santa Cruz and Triana neighborhoods on foot.

Mijas has charming cobbled streets with an oval bullring, 16th-century Shrine of Virgen de la Peña, and Church of San Sebastian—all easy 5-minute walks from your hotel. You'll see Frigiliana's maze of cobbled streets in the Almijara Mountains foothills, then wander Nerja's narrow winding streets with whitewashed houses and wrought-iron terraces. All the walking's on easy terrain so you can take your time, relax in traditional bars, and shop for local handicrafts.

Trek through Ronda's Tajo Gorge, where a 120-metre limestone canyon splits the old and new towns, and you'll descend 300 metres to find hidden viewpoints tucked into the cliffsides. The Caminito del Rey takes you along a thrilling cliff-side path that's suspended 100 metres above the Guadalhorce reservoir, winding through the spectacular Desfiladero de los Gaitanes gorge.