8-Day All the Charms of Andalusia

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In the morning, you'll enjoy a discovery walking tour of the Spanish capital visiting the main sights including the Plaza Mayor and the Royal Palace of Madrid. At night, you'll follow your guide and discover the classic bars, taverns and inns that defined the essence of Madrid for centuries. These traditional recipes and show the true flavour of Spanish food, using the best local ingredients.

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Today, you'll leave Madrid behind and enjoy an inspiring walking tour with your expert local guide and explore Cordoba, a city with an impressive cultural and monumental patrimony. This tour includes the visit to Mosque-Cathedral and the Synagogue with your private guide. Not many places in the world can say they have been the capital of Hispania Ulterior (Further Spain) under the Roman Empire and capital of the Umayyad Caliphate. In the late afternoon, you'll continue to Seville.

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Today, your private guide will be waiting for you to start a monumental walking tour where you will visit the two most important landmarks in Seville: the Cathedral and the Alcazar. You will walk through the Santa Cruz Quarter, the old Jewish section and the most enchanting of Seville, with narrow and winding cobblestone streets and whitewashed facades, visiting the interior of the Cathedral and the Reales Alcazares. This evening you will witness the most genuine Spanish art: Flamenco!

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After breakfast, your driver will take you by private vehicle around the White Villages, which cover the northwest part of Cadiz and the northeast areas of Malaga, before reaching Ronda. You can trace back human presence in this zone up to the Paleolithic era, including Neolithic dolmens, copper and bronze eras, and later Roman roads, Visigothic fountains and Moorish towers. In the afternoon, you'll arrive in Ronda and venture out on a walking tour of the main sights.

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Today, you'll walk the same path as King Alfonso XIII in 1921 did during the inauguration of the Conde Del Guadalhorce dam, thus its name “Caminito Del Rey”. One hundred dizzying metres above the river, you'll find the famous path known as the Caminito Del Rey, clinging to the cliff face of the Gaitanes Gorge. This path has been restored and only opened to the public again in 2014 so is very safe and perfect for those that like an adrenaline rush!

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Discover the historical, monumental and cultural richness of Granada with the help of your private guide. You will visit the Alhambra palace and gardens, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Located on a rocky hill, on the banks of the Darro River, protected by mountains and amongst the eldest quarter in the city, the Alhambra rises up like an imposing castle with its distinctive reddish stone in its ramparts that prevent the outside world from seeing the delicate beauty enclosed within.