Immerse yourself in the soul of southern Spain on this captivating Andalusian escape, where cultural richness, iconic cities and Mediterranean charm come together seamlessly. With included car hire, enjoy the freedom to explore at your own pace, from historic landmarks to hidden villages and sun-drenched landscapes.

Begin your journey in Seville, staying at the elegant Hotel Cetina Sevilla 4*, perfectly located to discover the city’s architectural treasures and vibrant atmosphere. Continue to Granada, where the Barceló Carmen Granada 4* offers an ideal base to explore the city’s rich heritage and admire the legendary Alhambra.

For a more complete experience, choose offer 2 and extend your stay to Torremolinos, where the Ibersol Torremolinos Beach 4* invites you to unwind by the sea, blending cultural discovery with relaxed coastal living.

Choose the length of your stay:

Offer 1: Seville & Granada

4 nights: 2 nights in Seville + 2 nights in Granada

5 nights: 3 nights in Seville + 2 nights in Granada

Offer 2: Seville, Granada & Torremolinos

8 nights: 2 nights in Seville + 2 nights in Granada + 4 nights in Torremolinos

10 nights: 3 nights in Seville + 2 nights in Granada + 5 nights in Torremolinos

11 nights: 3 nights in Seville + 2 nights in Granada + 6 nights in Torremolinos

12 nights: 3 nights in Seville + 2 nights in Granada + 7 nights in Torremolinos

Your suggested itinerary (depending on the offer chosen):

Discover Hotel Cetina Sevilla 4*, where avant-garde touches seamlessly blend with Andalusian charm. Vibrant bursts of colour infuse energy into this serene retreat, adorned with luxurious contemporary furnishings and art.

This boutique hotel also boasts a superb location in the heart of Seville's historic centre, making it easier than ever to explore the city on foot. Wander through the winding streets, soak in the lively atmosphere, and immerse yourself in the local culture and charm.

Unpack your bags and unwind in the charming Standard Room. The room's décor features avant-garde touches, while still maintaining the elegant essence of the city. It provides an ideal base for those seeking a restful night’s sleep after an exciting day of sightseeing. 

This is a bed and breakfast stay.

This city centre hotel provides the perfect base for exploring Seville. With something for everyone, you’ll find a wealth of museums, galleries, and landmarks to discover. Indulge in the city’s exceptional culinary scene or soak up the sunshine as you stroll along the orange tree-lined streets.

Discover Andalusian culture by exploring two of the region's most emblematic cities: Jerez, world-famous for its horse farms, vineyards and flamenco music, and Cadiz, Europe's oldest city.

Enjoy an included wine tasting in Jerez and watch the famous show' How Andalusian Horses Dance' at the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art on this incredible trip.

Discover Seville at your own pace on this panoramic bus, which will drop you off in front of all the city's must-see monuments! Take advantage of the 14 stops to discover the city at your own pace, accompanied by an audio guide.

Experience a typical Andalusian evening with a visit to the flamenco costume museum followed by a spellbinding show in a traditional tablao, accompanied by tapas.

Discover the essence of Seville through a guided tour of the picturesque Santa Cruz district and its majestic Gothic cathedral, crowned by the climb up the Giralda.

Discover Seville from a whole new angle on an electric boat cruise! Sit back and relax on an hour-long electric boat cruise on the Guadalquivir River and see the many monuments along its shores.

Admire Seville from the Guadalquivir River on a guided cruise offering breathtaking views of iconic monuments and the Triana district.

Experience a typical Andalusian evening with a visit to the flamenco costume museum followed by a spellbinding show in a traditional tablao, accompanied by a drink.

Cycle around Seville's city centre and immerse yourself in its culture and 2,000 years of history, accompanied by a professional guide. Thanks to an extensive network of cycle paths, you'll pass all the city's must-see monuments including Seville Cathedral, the Alcàzar, the Santa Cruz district and the Plaza de España.

Explore the charming narrow streets of the historic Santa Cruz district before discovering the magnificent Real Alcázar, Seville's architectural gem and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Barceló Carmen Granada 4* is located in the heart of breathtaking Granada, where you can discover cultural treasures and take in the incredible views of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. 

Located a mere 10 minutes’ walk from Granada Cathedral, the city and its historic sites are on your doorstep. Soak up the city's rich culture while enjoying the perfect Spanish escape. 

Step into a Double Room designed for comfort and tranquillity, where soft neutral tones and contemporary touches create a soothing, modern atmosphere.

Spacious and thoughtfully appointed, it offers all the essential comforts for a relaxing stay, the perfect retreat after a day exploring the vibrant streets of Granada. 

The Double Room with extra bed offers plenty of space and comfort in a cosy and bright atmosphere. With its elegant design and all the amenities you need, it is ideal for relaxing and enjoying an unforgettable stay – whether as a couple, with family or with friends.

The Family Room is ideal when travelling with loved ones. Make this space your holiday HQ when discovering this enchanting city.

This is a bed and breakfast stay.

Enjoy truly stunning views of the mountains and city skyline from a poolside sun-lounger and cool off with dips in the pool (open during the summer season only). The exclusive terrace area around the swimming pool offers fantastic 360º views of the city, allowing guests to sightsee without even leaving the hotel. 

For a worry-free holiday, please use our assistance throughout your stay (welcome at the airport, emergency number, excursion tips).

Seville, the heart of Andalusia, embodies the region’s passion, sophistication, and rich cultural heritage. A historical melting pot, the city enchants visitors with its Moorish influences, vibrant traditions, and architectural splendour, making it an unmissable Spanish destination.

Must-sees:

• Seville Cathedral & La Giralda: Marvel at the world’s largest Gothic cathedral and its iconic bell tower, a symbol of the city’s blend of Christian and Islamic heritage.
• Real Alcázar: This Moorish palace showcases exquisite architecture and lush gardens, transporting you back to Andalusia’s golden era.
• Plaza de España: A masterpiece of regional architecture, this grand square is a hub of activity and beauty, perfect for leisurely exploration.
• Triana District: Known as the birthplace of flamenco, this neighbourhood bursts with colour, ceramic artistry, and authentic tapas bars.
• Maria Luisa Park: A tranquil retreat filled with fountains and shaded pathways.

Culinary culture:

Savour Andalusian flavours in Seville, from gazpacho and salmorejo to rich Iberian ham and traditional tapas. Pair these delights with local sherry, best enjoyed in a lively taberna or serene courtyard.

Dive deeper:

Beyond Seville, Andalusia offers endless wonders. Visit the Alhambra in Granada, explore Córdoba’s stunning Mezquita, or unwind on the sun-kissed beaches of the Costa del Sol. For a deeper dive into Andalusia’s traditions, experience a flamenco performance, a quintessential expression of the region’s soul.

Good to know:

Seville’s temperate climate makes spring and autumn ideal for visits. The city is well-connected, with direct flights and train links to major Spanish and European destinations. Don’t miss festivals like Semana Santa and Feria de Abril for an authentic Andalusian experience.

Granada, nestled at the foot of the Sierra Nevada mountains, enchants with its blend of Moorish heritage, Andalusian charm and vibrant street life. With winding alleys, lively squares and centuries of history, this city is where Islamic art, Spanish tradition and a youthful energy converge.

Must-sees:

• Alhambra: The city’s crown jewel, this palace and fortress complex is an extraordinary example of Nasrid art, with intricately carved arches, serene courtyards and breathtaking views over Granada.
• Generalife Gardens: Once the summer residence of the Nasrid sultans, these gardens captivate with flowing fountains, fragrant flowerbeds and shaded walkways.
• Albaicín Quarter: A UNESCO World Heritage site, this historic district invites you to wander its narrow cobbled streets and admire whitewashed houses with views of the Alhambra.
• Granada Cathedral: A Renaissance masterpiece with a grand façade and richly decorated chapels.
• Mirador de San Nicolás: The city’s most famous viewpoint, offering a spectacular panorama of the Alhambra framed by the Sierra Nevada peaks.

Culinary culture:

Granada’s tapas tradition is a joyful culinary ritual. A small tapa often accompanies your drink at no extra cost. For an authentic experience, try La Telefónica, renowned for its generous plates and lively atmosphere, or La Auténtica Carmela, celebrated for its Andalusian flavours with a modern twist. Pair your bites with a glass of local vermú and don’t leave without tasting piononos, a sweet speciality from nearby Santa Fe.

Dive deeper:

Stroll through the Sacromonte district, famed for its cave houses and flamenco performances. Escape into the nearby Sierra Nevada National Park for hiking and skiing, or discover the picturesque villages of the Alpujarras, dotted along mountain slopes. The city also brims with youthful energy, thanks to its large student population, giving nightlife and cultural events a vibrant, modern edge.

Good to know:

Granada is about 90 minutes from Málaga Airport, with regular buses and trains connecting the two cities. The best time to visit is during the summer months, when the city is full of life, festivals and warm evenings on lively terraces. Within Granada, most sights are walkable, though buses and taxis help navigate its hilly streets. Tickets for the Alhambra are limited and sell out quickly, so booking well in advance is essential.

Set along the sun-drenched shores of the Costa del Sol, Torremolinos is a lively seaside town celebrated for its exceptional year-round climate and sweeping Mediterranean coastline. Once a small fishing village, it has evolved into one of southern Spain’s most dynamic coastal destinations, blending beach life, Andalusian heritage and a vibrant social scene. Golden sands, palm-lined promenades and relaxed sea views define its atmosphere, while pockets of tradition remain woven into daily life.

Must-sees:

• La Carihuela: The former fishermen’s quarter, known for its narrow streets, seafood restaurants and authentic charm.
• El Bajondillo Beach: A wide, central stretch of sand ideal for swimming and sunbathing.
• El Calvario: A quieter residential area offering glimpses of traditional Andalusian life.
• Torremolinos Promenade: A scenic walkway perfect for leisurely seaside strolls.
• Casa de los Navajas: A restored historic mansion reflecting the town’s early 20th-century elegance.

Culinary culture:

Torremolinos is synonymous with pescaíto frito, the region’s iconic fried fish served fresh from the Mediterranean. Alongside grilled sardines, seafood paella and tapas, the town’s restaurants showcase the simplicity and flavour of Andalusian coastal cuisine. Beachfront chiringuitos and lively terraces provide relaxed settings to enjoy long lunches or sunset dinners by the sea.

Dive deeper:

Beyond its beaches, Torremolinos invites exploration of its historic corners and surrounding landscapes. Wander through shaded squares, browse local shops, or venture inland towards the hills for panoramic views of the coastline. By night, the town reveals a festive energy, with bars and venues that echo its long-standing reputation as one of the Costa del Sol’s most welcoming and open-minded destinations.

Good to know:

Torremolinos is located just 10 minutes from Málaga Airport by car or train, making it one of the most accessible resorts on the Costa del Sol. The best time to visit is from April to October, when warm weather enhances beach life and outdoor dining. The local currency is the euro (€).