7-Day Southern Spain Tour Packages
Ready for a week in southern Spain's distinct character? Andalusia offers Seville's flamenco and tapas, Granada's Alhambra, and Cordoba's Mezquita blending mosque and cathedral. Visit Málaga for Picasso and beaches, white villages like Ronda perched on cliffs, and Cádiz for the Atlantic coast. You're eating jamón and drinking sherry, experiencing Moorish influences everywhere.
Insider tips: Recommended 7-day Southern Spain tour itineraries
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7 Days in Andalucia, incl. Seville and Cadiz
Eight historic cities across Southern Spain await your arrival. The route leads from Seville's Alcázar, through Carmona's Arab fortress, Montellano's pink marble streets, and Arcos' dramatic clifftop setting, concluding at Cádiz's ancient harbor.

- Day 1
Seville:
Begin your week in Seville's historic center. Get to the Alcázar palace complex early and book tickets online to skip the long lines. Visit the cathedral and Giralda tower after 4pm when it's less crowded. For real flamenco, skip the tourist spots and go to Casa Anselma in Triana where locals gather after 11pm.

- Day 2
Seville to Carmona (45km):
Start your ride before 9am to beat the heat. Take the cycle paths along the Guadalquivir River through sunflower fields. A recent cyclist noted: "The Via Verde between Seville and Carmona has deep ruts and sandy patches - bring a hybrid bike with wider tires." Your destination is the stunning 14th-century Parador castle-hotel in Carmona.

- Day 3
Carmona to Montellano (55km):
- Day 4
Montellano to Arcos de la Frontera (60km):
- Day 5
Arcos to Jerez (45km):
- Day 6
Jerez to Cadiz (40km):
- Day 7
Cadiz:
7 Days in Southern Spain, incl. Madrid and Seville
A 7-day Spanish odyssey through 7 cities begins and ends in Madrid. UNESCO sites like Cordoba's Great Mosque and Toledo's historic center await. Three nights at Sol Principe Torremolinos, visits to Granada's Alhambra Palace, and authentic flamenco in Seville's Santa Cruz quarter create lasting memories. Daily breakfast and 6 dinners included, approx. $150 per day.

- Day 1
Madrid to Córdoba to Seville (530km)
Start your journey from Madrid at 8 AM to avoid traffic on your southern route through La Mancha. After 4 hours you'll reach Córdoba where you can explore the Mezquita-Catedral. Women should pack a light scarf to cover their shoulders at religious sites. Visit the Jewish Quarter first since it gets packed by midday. From there it's a 1.5-hour drive to Seville.

- Day 2
Seville
Begin your day at María Luisa Park right when it opens at 8 AM. The morning light makes for great photos at Plaza de España. Get to the Cathedral area before 10 AM to beat the crowds. A recent visitor shared: "The narrow alleys of Santa Cruz are magical for wandering but can feel like a maze - pick up a paper map from your hotel since phone GPS can be spotty in the old streets."

- Day 3
Seville to Ronda to Costa del Sol (190km)
- Days 4-5
Costa del Sol
Stay in Torremolinos and use it as your base. Walk the beachfront promenade early morning or evening when it's cooler. Take the quick 20-minute train ride to check out Málaga's museums. One visitor advised: "The beach gets incredibly crowded after 11 AM. Go early or late afternoon after 4 PM for more space."

- Day 6
Costa del Sol to Granada (180km)
- Day 7
Granada to Toledo to Madrid (446km)
Leave early for the drive north to Toledo. You'll likely need to park outside the city center and walk in due to the narrow streets. For lunch skip the tourist spots near the cathedral and walk a few blocks out for better food at better prices. The final stretch to Madrid takes about an hour depending on traffic.































