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Holiday Andalucia (Andalusia)
Andalucia is a fantastic place to visit. It has receives some of the best weather in Europe. It has plenty of history and cultural to discover and enjoy.There are so many possibilities for itineraries that you can discover new areas on every visit. The roads and motorways are easy to navigate, and usually not too busy - although Seville is to be avoided in rush hours.
There are major airports at Seville, Faro, Jerez, Malaga, Granada, Almeria and Gibraltar to use as a starting point on your trip around Andalucia. Here are some sample itineries:
Arrive Seville - Cordoba - Jaen - Granada - Malaga - Tarifa - Jerez - Seville : Estimated Time 2 Weeks
Arrive Faro (Portugal) - Huelva - Seville - Cadiz - Tarifa - fly out Malaga : Estimated Time 1 Week
Arrive Gibraltar stay in Tarifa - Jerez for a few hours - Seville for two nights - back down through Ronda in the Sierra Las Nieves for a night - fly out Gibraltar : Estimated Time 4 Days
What's To Do, Andalucia?
Huelva - lively student town but much better down by the beaches of Punta Umbria, Mazagon or DonanaJerez - quiet town famous for its sherry and worth visiting for one of the sherry tours.
Seville - beautiful place to visit on a city break, great buildings and architecture, boats trips along the Guadalquivir River but the highlight is the endless tapas bars and restaurants. Be warned though, it does get unbearably hot in the peak summer months.
Tarifa - a cosmopolitan town with stunning views across to Africa - bars, restaurants, history and culture - it's all here but without the crowds of some of the bigger towns.
Granada - surrounded by the Sierra Nevada moutains, it offers a great mix of excellent architecture in its historic buildings and plenty of restaurants and bars.
Don't forget to try some of the smaller, of the track towns for a real look at traditional Andalucian life - places like Aracena, Alajar, Ronda, Lucena.
