Andalucia

Andalucia Overview

Explore Andalucía’s rich Moorish heritage with your fellow travellers. Wander Seville’s Plaza de España, admire Granada’s Alhambra, and marvel at Cordoba’s unique cathedral-mosque. Enjoy local food, culture, and history, all while sharing this immersive experience with your fellow solo-group travellers.

Located in the south of Spain, Andalucía is a region rich in history and culture, with whitewashed villages, Moorish fortresses and ancient palaces dotting the sun-kissed landscape. The area was under Islamic rule between the 8th and 15th centuries, and this legacy is still prominent today, especially in the important cities of Seville, Granada and Cordoba. In the company of your fellow travellers, enjoy Andalucían food and culture in the capital of the region, Seville. Admire the street performances in the shaded galleries of the Plaza de Espana or appreciate the soaring Giralda tower, a prominent Moorish Minaret. Compare the cathedral of Seville to the Cordoba church that was once an important mosque and is a building of huge intrigue, with its many unique carvings and candy cane columns, unlike anywhere else in the world. Once the capital of Moorish rule in the Iberian Peninsula, Granada remains rich in Islamic style and architecture. Stay and explore this historic city with a local guide and enjoy a unique chance to visit one of the world’s greatest fortresses, the Alhambra Palace.