Andalucía tours, day trips and multi-day journeys
See the Alhambra, Córdoba’s Mezquita, Seville’s Alcázar and the white villages with an expert guide. Compare short tours, day trips and multi-day tours, with clear prices and what’s included.
- 19guided tours
- From €20per person
- 8 provinces67 comarcas
- 344places to visit
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All 19 tours →Short on time or planning a week away? Choose a tour by length, then narrow it down by theme and province.
Short toursFrom €20Guided visits of the Alhambra, the Mezquita and Seville’s Alcázar, plus a city bike ride.See short tours →
Day tripsFrom €35Ronda, Granada, Córdoba, Nerja, Jerez and the Caminito del Rey, with transport from Málaga, Seville or Cádiz.See day trips →
Multi-day toursFrom €219From two days in the white villages to ten days across Córdoba, Granada, Ronda, Úbeda and Seville.See multi-day tours →Popular tours in Andalucía
See all tours →A hand-picked mix of short visits, day trips and longer journeys, each with the duration, starting point and price per person.
Alhambra and Generalife guided tourFrom €35The Nasrid Palaces, Alcazaba and Generalife gardens, with tickets, an official guide and headsets.View tour →
Caminito del ReyFrom €67Clifftop boardwalks through the Gaitanes gorge, with tickets, guide and shuttle included.View tour →
Ronda and Setenil de las BodegasFrom €35Houses carved into the cliffs at Setenil, then the Puente Nuevo and Ronda’s old town.View tour →
Jerez and Cádiz with horse showFrom €119A sherry tasting, the famous Andalusian horse show in Jerez and free time by the sea in Cádiz.View tour →
White villages and RondaFrom €219Zahara, Grazalema and Ronda with an overnight stay, an olive oil tasting and guided visits.View tour →
Southern Spain tour packageFrom €999Seville, Granada, Córdoba, Málaga and Gibraltar, with hotels, meals and tours included.View tour →Explore Andalucía by province
All provinces & comarcas →Each province guide covers its comarcas, towns, weather through the year and the tours that visit it, so you can read up before you book.
Discover places to visit
All 344 places →Beaches, golf courses and museums across all eight provinces, with ratings, facilities and a link to their area in Explore.
BeachesMediterranean coves and long Atlantic sands, from Cabo de Gata to the Costa de la Luz.Browse beaches →
Golf coursesCourses on the Costa del Sol, in Cádiz and inland, with sunshine for most of the year.Browse golf courses →
MuseumsFlamenco, archaeology, fine art and Holy Week, in the big cities and small towns alike.Browse museums →Tours for every kind of traveller
Travelling with children, taking it slowly, celebrating something special or heading off alone? Start with one of these.
Nerja and Frigiliana from MálagaFrom €41An easy coastal day with the Balcón de Europa, whitewashed lanes and a local tasting.View tour →
Three Cities of Andalucía by railFrom €1,800Eight days in Málaga, Granada and Seville by train, with the Alhambra, flamenco and transfers arranged.View tour →
Private white villages and RondaFrom €499Your own guide from Cádiz, at your pace, with Zahara, Grazalema and an olive mill.View tour →
Highlights of AndalucíaFrom €2,000Seven days from Seville to Málaga, with the Alhambra, flamenco and a 4WD ride in the Geopark.View tour →
Granada and the Alhambra from MálagaFrom €89Join a guided group for the Nasrid Palaces, Generalife and Alcazaba, with tickets included.View tour →Why visit Andalucía?
Andalucía packs more variety into one region than most countries manage. In a single trip you can walk through the Alhambra, swim in the Mediterranean, taste sherry in Jerez and watch the sun set over a white hilltop village.
- Sunshine most of the yearAround 300 sunny days a year along much of the coast, with mild winters.
- World-class heritageUNESCO World Heritage Sites from the Alhambra and Córdoba’s Mezquita to the Antequera Dolmens and Doñana.
- Two coastlinesThe calm Mediterranean and the wide sandy beaches of the Atlantic Costa de la Luz.
- Mountains as well as beachesThe Sierra Nevada, Cazorla, Grazalema and the Alpujarra.
- Easy to reachAirports at Málaga, Seville, Granada, Almería and Jerez, and fast AVE trains linking Córdoba, Seville and Málaga.
- Food and festivalsTapas, olive oil, ibérico ham, flamenco, Holy Week and the Seville April Fair.
Andalucía tours: frequently asked questions
What is the best way to see Andalucía in a week?
A multi-day tour such as Highlights of Andalucía (7 days) or the Southern Spain tour package (6 days) covers Seville, Córdoba and Granada without the driving. Or base yourself in Málaga or Seville and add a few day trips.
Can I visit the Alhambra on a day trip from Málaga?
Yes. The Granada and Alhambra day trip from Málaga includes tickets and a guide for the Nasrid Palaces, Generalife and Alcazaba. Already in Granada? Take the three-hour Alhambra and Generalife guided tour.
When is the best time to tour Andalucía?
Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are warm but comfortable for sightseeing. July and August are very hot inland, often above 40°C in Seville and Córdoba, so early starts and the coast work best then. Each province guide shows the weather month by month.
Do you offer private tours?
Yes. Private tours such as Private white villages and Ronda from Cádiz give you your own guide and run at your pace.
How do I get around Andalucía?
Málaga, Seville, Granada, Almería and Jerez have airports, and fast AVE trains link Málaga, Córdoba and Seville. Most day trips and multi-day tours include transport, so you don’t need a car.
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