10-Day Andalucia Tour Packages
Want a comprehensive Andalusia experience covering the region's cultural depth? Spend time in Seville for flamenco, tapas, and Alcázar, Granada, and Córdoba. White villages like Ronda, Arcos, Frigiliana are a must, and see how Málaga's transformed itself. Extended time means actually experiencing Andalusian life, like late dinners, siesta culture, and Moorish influences.
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10 Day Southern Spain Itinerary, incl. Seville and Granada
Stunning 10-day Andalucian tour through 6 cities showcases UNESCO sites like Córdoba's Mezquita and Seville's Alcázar. Walk along Caminito del Rey's cliffside paths and through Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park to Benaoján.
- Days 1-2
Seville
Begin your trip in Seville's historic center. Try to arrive by mid-afternoon to get settled before the evening welcome meeting. Take an early morning walking tour the next day before the heat sets in. Summer temperatures often reach 95°F (35°C) by noon. Visit the Alcázar right when it opens at 8:30 AM to avoid crowds and get the best morning light for photos of its detailed Mudéjar architecture.
- Days 3-4
Córdoba & Baeza
Drive 1.5 hours to Córdoba to see the Mezquita-Cathedral. A good tip is to visit between 2-4 PM when most tour groups stop for lunch. From there, it's a 2-hour drive to peaceful Baeza for two nights. Use the next day to explore nearby Úbeda and visit local olive mills. Schedule olive tastings in the morning when your taste buds are most alert. This area makes some of Spain's best olive oil.
- Days 5-6
Granada
After a 1.5-hour drive from Baeza, spend your first evening walking through the old Albaicín neighborhood. Book the earliest possible slot (8:30 AM) for your Alhambra visit to avoid crowds. You will need to book Alhambra tickets about 90 days in advance since they sell out quickly. Bring comfortable walking shoes. The palace grounds have lots of steps and uneven cobblestones.
- Day 7
Caminito del Rey
You need to book this clifftop walkway ahead of time. The hike takes about 3 hours. Wear sturdy shoes with good grip and bring a light jacket since the walkways can get windy even in summer. Afterward, drive an hour to Ronda.
- Days 8-9
Ronda & Sierra de Grazalema
Plan a full day of hiking in Sierra de Grazalema park. Start the 4-hour Benaoján trail early to beat the afternoon heat. On your last full day, explore Ronda's famous gorge and bridges before driving 2 hours back to Seville.
- Day 10
Departure
Book afternoon flights from Seville if possible. Morning traffic to the airport can be heavy.
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What people love about 10-day Andalucia tours
- Moorish Andalucia
Excellent choice of cities and hotels which were great clean and great location. The tour director was nice and tried to help when possible but sometimes she didn’t understand our needs. The size of the group was just right, and fortunately, everyone was very friendly. I was one of the oldest in the group, so in the heatwave weather, sometimes found it hard to keep up. There were people in the group who were consistently helpful and caring.
- Highlights of Andalucia
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.
- The Best of Spain
The local guides were good, tour director Abbadi & driver Josea were superb. However the hotel rooms, breakfast and hotel meals were below average. Only nice food was in Madrid Novotel.