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Highlights

The Best of Andalusia in 9 Days

You'll discover the architectural landmarks of Seville, Córdoba, and Granada with expert private guides.

You'll drive through the Sierra de Grazalema, passing through Arcos de la Frontera, Zahara de la Sierra, and the spectacular mountain town of Ronda.

You'll get a taste of the south during a flamenco and tapas evening, a private wine tasting, and a culinary journey through Málaga.

You’ll admire the Alhambra up close during the day and, in the evening, from a restaurant overlooking the illuminated palace complex.

 
 

 

Luxury Tour of Andalusia

The scent of orange blossoms hangs in the evening air, guitars play behind a facade, and the first glass of manzanilla is poured on a terrace. Andalusia gets off to a strong start right away. In Seville, you’ll go from royal patios to an intimate tablao, while the Giralda watches over the rooftops. Córdoba surprises with the endless rhythm of the Mezquita and a dinner in a patio, accompanied by Spanish guitar. Private guides bring the stories behind these monuments to life and point out details you’d otherwise walk right past.

Then you’ll take the wheel yourself. The road winds through the Sierra de Grazalema, past white villages that stand out sharply against olive groves and mountain slopes. In Ronda, you’ll look out over the deep El Tajo Gorge and sample organic wines among the vineyards. The local Payoyo cheese deserves at least as much attention as what’s in your glass.

Granada surprises with its Moorish alleyways and a dinner across from the illuminated Alhambra. Málaga provides a sunny finale with art, urban energy, and Mediterranean flavors. Nine days, five destinations, and plenty of reasons to return.

 
 

Itinerary

 

Practical Information

Duration 9 days, 8 nights

Indicative price €4.857 per person

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This estimated price is subject to change at any time. The estimated price includes a rental car and accommodations but does not include flights. With Pegase Tailored, we bring your travel dreams to life, fully tailored to your wishes. No one-size-fits-all package—just a unique trip that lets you discover the world on your own terms. 

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Our highlight of the trip

“Admiring the Alhambra by day is impressive, but dinner with a view of the illuminated palace gives Granada a whole new sparkle.”

Axel Aedens, Luxury Travel Advisor

 
 
 

 

Featured hotels

Hotel Alfonso XIII, Seville

The Hotel Alfonso XIII is one of Seville’s most iconic historic landmarks. Built for the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition, it combines Mudejar architecture with Andalusian patios and stately interiors. Thanks to its location near the Real Alcázar and Santa Cruz, the historic city lies at your feet.

Parador de Ronda Hotel, Ronda

The Parador de Ronda Hotel is a charming base from which to explore this spectacular city perched above the gorge. From here, you can explore the Plaza de Toros, historic mansions, and the wine-growing region around Ronda.

Palacio Gran Via, Royal Hideaway, Granada

Palacio Gran Vía, a Royal Hideaway Hotel, combines historic grandeur with contemporary comfort in the heart of Granada. From this stylish base, you can explore the Albayzín, the Royal Chapel, and the Alhambra.

 

Featured experiences

Flamenco and Tapas in Seville

In an intimate tablao, you’ll experience flamenco up close, with powerful vocals, guitar, and rhythmic footwork. Afterward, the evening continues through the streets of Seville on a guided tapas tour. Local dishes and regional wines round out your introduction to the city.

 

White villages and wine regions around Ronda

The route through the Sierra de Grazalema winds through mountain passes, olive groves, and pristine white villages. Near Ronda, you’ll visit vineyards where organic wines are produced. During the tasting, Iberian ham, Payoyo cheese, and local olive oil will also be served.

 

Visit the Alhambra with an expert

A private guide will reveal the architecture, symbolism, and stories behind one of Europe’s most extraordinary palace complexes, the Alhambra in Granada. You’ll explore the Nasrid palaces, serene courtyards, and meticulously landscaped gardens of the Generalife.

 

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