Discover the essence of Andalusia on this 5-night cruise. Departing from Seville, you will set sail for Cadiz, the birthplace of flamenco. Enjoy an enchanting journey discovering the white villages of Andalusia: Vejer de la Frontera, located on a hill with its whitewashed houses, and Conil de la Frontera with its white houses by the ocean.

Your itinerary:

Day 1: Arrival in Seville

Day 2: Seville - Cadiz

Day 3: Cadiz - Vejer de la Frontera - El Puerto de Santa Maria

Day 4: El Puerto de Santa Maria - Isla Minima - Seville

Day 5: Seville

Day 6: Departure from Seville

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

DAY 1: ARRIVAL IN SEVILLE

• Welcome to Seville, a city rich in culture and history located in southern Spain.
• Boarding takes place at 6:00 p.m., and you can then stroll around the city after dinner (excluding drinks) on board.

Dinner included & overnight stay on board.

DAY 2: SEVILLE - CADIZ

• In the morning, after breakfast, you will take part in a guided tour of Seville and the Alcázar.
• Depart by bus for the Plaza de España, Spain's tribute to America.
• You can admire the benches decorated with mosaics representing the Spanish provinces, or the four bridges over the canal representing the four ancient kingdoms of Spain.
• You will then visit the Santa Cruz district with its flower-filled patios typical of Seville, the old Jewish quarter, renowned for the charm of its steep narrow streets and shaded squares.
• You will then discover the Alcázar, a veritable oasis in the heart of Seville, consisting of palaces and an extraordinary garden where generations of rulers have left their mark.
• Arrival in Cadiz at the end of the day. Enjoy a leisure evening in the city.

Breakfast, lunch and dinner included & overnight stay on board.

DAY 3: CADIZ - VEJER DE LA FRONTERA - EL PUERTO DE SANTA MARIA

• In the morning, you will walk to the historic centre of Cádiz.
  • Cádiz stretches along a coastline dotted with lagoons, beaches and salt marshes. Once coveted by the Phoenicians, Greeks and other peoples, the white city has retained the old-fashioned charm of a lively historic centre over the centuries.
• In the afternoon, you will visit the white village of Vejer de la Frontera.
  • Vejer de la Frontera is one of the most enchanting white villages in Andalusia. Located on a hill overlooking the Barbate River, you will be charmed by its narrow, winding streets, whitewashed houses, lush patios and flat roof terraces.
  • You will then visit the fishing village of Conil de la Frontera. This village is located on the oceanfront and, with its white houses overlooking the ocean, resembles Greek fishing villages. 
• The stopover in El Puerto de Santa Maria can be replaced by Cadiz.

Breakfast, lunch and dinner included & overnight stay on board.

DAY 4: EL PUERTO DE SANTA MARIA - ISLA MINIMA - SEVILLE

• In the morning, you will set off on foot with the entertainment team to visit a bodega and taste some delicious wines.
• Among the many traditions, wine has always played an important role in Andalusian culture. The exceptional climatic conditions allow for the production of wines with the Jerez-Xérès-Sherry designation of origin.
• In the afternoon, you will sail to Isla Minima.
• At the end of the afternoon, a visit to a typical Andalusian hacienda on Isla Minima, located on the banks of the Guadalquivir, is on the programme.
• Return to the boat after the show.
• Night sailing to Seville.

Breakfast, lunch and dinner included & overnight stay on board.

DAY 5: SEVILLE

• In the morning, you will enjoy a guided tour of the Palacio de Las Dueñas. Located in the Feria district, this palace was built between the 15th and 16th centuries and combines Mudejar, Gothic and Renaissance styles.
• You will discover the stables, the courtyard with its lemon trees where the great Spanish poet Antonio Machado was born, the main courtyard with its many works of art and decorative elements, and then the salon, the centre of social life in this house, decorated with a sculpture by Mariano Benlliure. Several rooms illustrate the pillars of Andalusian culture: bullfighting, religion and flamenco.
• Leisurely afternoon in Seville. You can also opt for an optional excursion to Granada (at additional cost).
• Gala evening and night on board.

Breakfast, lunch and dinner included & overnight stay on board.

DAY 6: DEPARTURE FROM SEVILLE

• Start your day with breakfast on board before disembarking at 9 a.m. and returning home.

Breakfast included.

During your cruise, you will stay aboard the MS La Belle de Cadix. This 5-anchor ship was renovated in 2010 and offers warm colours and tasteful décor across four decks, allowing you to enjoy an exceptional cruise in Andalusia in peace and comfort. The ship has a sun deck with an inflatable pool and sun loungers for perfecting your tan.

You will have the opportunity to travel on the following dates:

Choose between a stay in a Main Deck Cabin, a Middle Deck Cabin or an Upper Deck Cabin.

Unpack your bags in the Middle Deck Cabin and admire the view from your room window.

The warm colours of the Main Deck Cabin will completely soothe you, while the porthole offers a pleasant view of the Spanish landscape surrounding you.

The Upper Deck Cabin offers a cosy layout with everything you need for a comfortable stay between excursions in southern Spain.

This is a full board stay. Your breakfast, lunch and evening meal will be served in the main restaurant from dinner on day 1 to breakfast on day 6 (including a selection of drinks on board the ship). Please see on-site for the full list of included drinks.

Relax on the boat's terrace and admire the surroundings with your loved ones as the boat sails towards the next quay and the next town.
In the morning, work on your fitness with a gym class on the upper deck. Weather permitting, you can relax under the Spanish sun on a sun lounger by the pool.

The entertainment team provides entertainment throughout your stay. In the evening, it's time to shake your hips on the dance floor of the lounge bar.

Stay connected on your travels with this exclusive mobile internet offer, perfect for modern travellers. Activate your complimentary eSIM and stay connected wherever you go. Share your hotspot, keep in touch with home, and explore without worrying about roaming charges. Check that your phone is eSIM compatible here.

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.

Cádiz is generally considered to be the oldest continuously inhabited settlement in Europe, founded in about 1100 BC. Now well into its fourth millennium, the ancient centre, surrounded almost entirely by water, is a romantic jumble of streets where Atlantic waves crash against sea walls, cheerful taverns fry up fresh fish and beaches teem with sun-worshippers. From fabulous seafood to intriguing monuments and museums, Cádiz truly is one of the delights of Andalusia.