Holidays in Andalusia

Andalucia is made up of 8 provinces which each exhibit the region’s unique and diverse landscape. From quaint mountain villages to beachside resorts, Andalucia holidays offer the visitor a wide range of experiences.

Along with a vast stretch of Mediterranean coastline, there are also many protected areas such as national parks, biosphere Reserves, wetland sites and two UNESCO Geoparks. The region is also home to the Nevada mountain range where El Mulhacén is to be found – the highest natural point in the Iberian Peninsula.

Andalucia holidays: How do I get there and when do I go?

Getting to Andalucia holidays is easy. There are direct flights from most European destinations to both Malaga and Seville. Madrid also offers regular connections to most parts of the area.Travellers can maneuver around the region by bus fairly easily and there is a good train network between each province.The months between June and September tend to be the hottest however the temperatures can fluctuate depending on the elevation of the area which you are visiting.

What to do in Andalucia

Visitors can explore the cities of Seville, Cordoba or Granada, taking in the captivating sounds of Flamenco, or gazing at the medieval architecture and sampling the exotic cuisine.

The mountainous regions surrounding Malaga offer smaller cities such as Ronda where you can visit Plaza de toros de Ronda - the oldest bullfighting ring in Spain. A short drive from here lies the charming town of Gaucín, known for its spectacular views of the Strait of Gibraltar and even Morocco. Here you can witness the migratory route of flocks of birds that travel annually from Europe to Africa and back.

The Costa del Sol is a world renowned tourist destination that stretches for over 150km – featuring an array of beachside resorts and golf courses. For the more adventurous, the Sierra Nevada mountain range offers numerous ski resorts and winter activities for Andalucia holidays.