Sail along the legendary Guadalquivir River and uncover the rich cultural heritage of Andalusia. From vibrant Seville to historic Cadiz and the architectural wonders of Cordoba, this cruise invites you to explore some of southern Spain’s most iconic destinations.

Blending scenic navigation, cultural discoveries and authentic local traditions, this journey offers a refined and immersive way to experience the very best of the region.

Your itinerary:

Day 1: Embark in Seville

Day 2: Seville → Cordoba → Seville

Day 3: Seville → Cadiz

Day 4: Cádiz → El Puerto de Santa María

Day 5: El Puerto de Santa María → Isla Mínima

Day 6: Seville 

Day 7: Seville

Day 8: Disembark in Seville

Please note: your itinerary may have minor adjustments, but your overall trip experience will remain the same.

Arrive in Seville, the vibrant capital of Andalusia. Embark from 6 p.m. and settle into your cabin before meeting the crew during a welcome cocktail on board.

Enjoy the evening at leisure and soak in the lively atmosphere of the city.

DAY 2: SEVILLE ⇄ CORDOBA

Today, travel to Cordoba for an included excursion to one of Spain’s most fascinating historic cities. Discover the remarkable Mezquita, the iconic mosque-cathedral that reflects centuries of cultural and religious heritage.

After lunch in a local restaurant, enjoy some free time before returning to the ship in Seville.

DAY 3: SEVILLE → CADIZ 

This morning, discover the historic treasures of Seville, including the magnificent Alcazar, a royal palace renowned for its Moorish architecture and lush gardens.

In the afternoon, begin sailing along the Guadalquivir River towards Cadiz, passing the natural landscapes of Doñana National Park, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve rich in wildlife.

Arrive in Cadiz in the evening and enjoy a discovery of the city by night.

Travel to Jerez, famous for its sherry wine and Andalusian heritage. Visit the historic Alcazar of Jerez and the city’s cathedral before returning to Cadiz.

Later, explore the historic centre of Cadiz, one of the oldest cities in Western Europe.

In the evening, enjoy a flamenco show on board before sailing overnight towards El Puerto de Santa Maria.

DAY 5: EL PUERTO DE SANTA MARIA → ISLA MINIMA

This morning, visit a traditional bodega and enjoy a tasting of local wines accompanied by tapas.

In the afternoon, relax on board as the ship sails along the Guadalquivir River towards Isla Minima. In the evening, visit a traditional Andalusian hacienda, where you will enjoy a captivating equestrian show before returning to the ship.

DAY 6: SEVILLE 

This morning, discover Seville Cathedral, one of the largest Gothic cathedrals in the world, and admire the famous Giralda tower. Continue with a visit to the elegant Palace of the Countess of Lebrija, renowned for its impressive mosaics and Andalusian architecture.

In the afternoon, enjoy time at leisure in Seville.

Optional excursion (at additional cost): Full-day trip to Granada to visit the legendary Alhambra, the Generalife gardens and the historic centre (this excursion must be pre-booked before departure).

This morning, visit the Christopher Columbus Caravels Park near Huelva and discover the monastery where the explorer prepared his voyage to the New World. See the life-size replicas of the famous ships La Pinta, La Niña and Santa Maria.

Return to Seville and enjoy the afternoon at leisure to explore the city at your own pace.

In the evening, celebrate your journey with a gala dinner on board.

DAY 8: SEVILLE | DISEMBARKATION: 9 AM

Enjoy breakfast on board before disembarking in Seville at 9 a.m.

Step aboard the MS La Belle de Cadix and settle into a relaxed yet refined cruising experience, where Andalusian charm sets the tone. From flamenco rhythms to fragrant paella and sun-ripened local produce, the atmosphere on board reflects the spirit of southern Spain.

This elegant vessel offers comfortable cabins, generous sun decks and an inviting swimming pool, ideal for unwinding between excursions. Uniquely designed to navigate both river and coastal waters, it allows you to experience the full diversity of the region from a privileged perspective.

As evening falls, make your way to the panoramic lounge bar at the stern, the perfect setting for an aperitif as golden light settles over the Guadalquivir. A serene and scenic escape awaits on this unforgettable journey through Andalusia.

Decks: 4 | Cabins: 88 | Restaurants: 1 | Bars: 2 | Pool: 1

Enjoy a stay in a Main Deck Cabin, a Middle Deck Cabin or a Upper Deck Cabin.

Settle into your Main Deck Cabin and make yourself at home, it’s the perfect retreat after a day of exploring. You’ll find it a welcoming space to unwind, recharge, and take in the gentle rhythm of life on board.

Sail the Guadalquivir River in comfort from your well-appointed Middle Deck Cabin. Its prime location offers an ideal vantage point to admire the ever-changing scenery. Sit back, relax, and watch the landscapes glide by from the privacy of your own space.

Drift off to sleep as you settle into the comfortable bed of your Upper Deck Cabin. This cosy haven is a great place to relax after a day exploring. 

This is a full board stay. Your breakfast, lunch and evening meal will be served in the main restaurant (excludes drinks).

At the rear of the ship, the terrace offers a peaceful setting to admire sweeping views as the scenery unfolds. It’s the perfect place to start the day with an open-air fitness session, gently easing into the morning with fresh river air.

Up on the Sun Deck, stretch out on a lounger or cool off with a refreshing dip in the pool, an inviting retreat under the warm Andalusian sun.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Córdoba, in the heart of Andalusia, is a city where cultures, flavours and centuries of history intertwine. Once the capital of Islamic Spain, it remains a masterpiece of Moorish architecture, with winding lanes, whitewashed patios filled with flowers, and the golden light of southern Spain reflected in every stone. 

Must-sees:

• The Mezquita-Catedral: Córdoba’s breathtaking mosque-cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site blending Islamic geometry with Christian grandeur.
• The Judería (Jewish Quarter): A maze of narrow cobbled streets, whitewashed houses and hidden courtyards rich with history.
• Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos: A former royal palace with lush gardens, fountains and panoramic towers overlooking the city.
• Medina Azahara: The ruins of a 10th-century palatial city just outside Córdoba, once the splendour of Al-Andalus.

Culinary culture:

Córdoba’s cuisine reflects its Andalusian soul-rich, simple and full of flavour. Try salmorejo, a creamy chilled tomato soup topped with jamón ibérico and egg, or flamenquín, a rolled pork dish that’s both hearty and local. Pair your meal with Montilla-Moriles wine and finish with pastel cordobés, a puff pastry filled with quince jam and almonds.

Dive deeper:

Explore Córdoba’s famous Patios, courtyards bursting with flowers, especially during the May festival when doors open to the public. Visit the Roman Bridge and the Calahorra Tower at sunset for views across the Guadalquivir River. Art lovers can discover contemporary Andalusian creativity in local galleries, while evening flamenco performances capture the city’s passionate spirit.

Good to know:

Córdoba is about 45 minutes from Seville by high-speed train and two hours from Madrid. The best time to visit is in spring (April to June), when the patios are in bloom and the city hosts vibrant festivals. The local currency is the euro (EUR).