Andalusia (Seville & White Villages) 🏰
"Moorish palaces and winding mountain roads through iconic whitewashed villages."
Base yourselves in Seville to explore the Alcázar and Cathedral. Then, drive south through the 'Pueblos Blancos' (White Villages) towards Ronda, enjoying dramatic clifftop views and centuries of Islamic and Christian history.
A high-speed journey through the heart of Andalusia, blending the architectural majesty of Seville with the dramatic landscapes and whitewashed charm of the Sierra de Grazalema.
Day-by-day itinerary
Day 1 · Seville's Moorish & Gothic Grandeur
Morning — Start at the Royal Alcázar of Seville, exploring the Mudejar architecture and lush gardens. Walk to the nearby Plaza de España and Maria Luisa Park.
Afternoon — Visit the Seville Cathedral and climb the Giralda tower for panoramic views. Lose yourself in the narrow, winding alleys of the Santa Cruz quarter.
Evening — Enjoy a high-end traditional dinner at El Rinconcillo, Seville's oldest bar, followed by an intimate flamenco show at La Casa del Flamenco.
💡 Book Alcázar tickets online weeks in advance to avoid 2-hour queues.
Day 2 · Roadtrip through the White Villages
Morning — Pick up a rental car and drive to Zahara de la Sierra. Climb to the castle ruins overlooking the turquoise reservoir for the ultimate photo op.
Afternoon — Continue the drive to Grazalema, a stunning mountain village. Hike a short trail or simply soak in the views from the 'miradores' overlooking the valley.
Evening — Arrive in Ronda. Walk across the iconic Puente Nuevo bridge at sunset and enjoy dinner overlooking the Tajo Gorge at Restaurante Albacara.
💡 Rent a compact car; the streets in the White Villages are incredibly narrow.
Day 3 · Ronda's Cliffs and Sherry Country
Morning — Explore Ronda's historic bullring (one of the oldest in Spain) and the Mondragón Palace, which houses beautiful Moorish courtyards and cliffside gardens.
Afternoon — Drive back toward Seville, stopping in the sherry capital of Jerez de la Frontera for a cellar tour and tasting at Bodegas Lustau.
Evening — Return to Seville for a final night of tapas hopping in the Triana district, crossing the Isabel II bridge for a more local, lively atmosphere.
💡 Try the 'Rabo de Toro' (oxtail stew) in Ronda—it is a local specialty.