ANDALUSIA · 4 DAYS
Travel through Seville, Córdoba, Granada and Málaga in a private route that combines Andalusian palaces, historic quarters, gardens and Mediterranean scenery.
Private, customizable itinerary • Availability reviewed before confirmation • Written proposal with services and conditions
BAT arranges the agreed transport between the four cities and orders each day around confirmed entrance times, travel conditions and your preferred pace. Tickets, licensed guiding, hotels and optional services are listed separately in the proposal.
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Your chauffeur handles transport between Seville’s main stops, with the day arranged around the Alcázar admission time and traffic in the city.
Begin your day in Seville in its historic heart, where the cathedral combines a majestic interior with an expansive view from La Giralda. The visit provides a strong stop for photography and an understanding of the city’s character before you continue the tour on foot.
The Alcázar transports you into the atmosphere of Andalusian palaces, among decorated courtyards, gardens and fountains. It is one of Seville’s most visually striking stops, so it deserves time to be enjoyed without rushing.
After the palaces, enjoy a relaxed walk through the lanes of Santa Cruz, its white houses and flower-filled squares. Its proximity to the cathedral and the Alcázar makes it a natural stop that adds local atmosphere and beautiful photographs to the day.
Plaza de España offers one of the finest photographs of the trip, thanks to its semicircular building, bridges and ceramic decoration. The stop can be extended with a short walk through the neighbouring María Luisa Park.
End the day with a different view of Seville along the Guadalquivir, with views of the Torre del Oro, the city’s bridges and the Triana district. You can choose a short walk along the promenade or a river trip when available.
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Organised transfer to Córdoba and dedicated time for the Mosque-Cathedral and the Old City, with an agreed collection point after the walking tour.
Your Córdoba experience begins at its most famous landmark, where rows of columns and red-and-white arches create a scene unlike any other building. The visit helps you understand the layers of the city before you continue walking through its historic centre.
Cross the Roman Bridge for one of Córdoba’s finest views, with the river and Old City appearing together in a single scene. The stop is short and easy to combine with the Mosque-Cathedral and the historic centre.
Continue the tour through the lanes of the Jewish Quarter, its white houses and flower-filled squares. The quarter offers a beautiful combination of walking, photography and an introduction to Córdoba’s Sephardic heritage.
The lanes of Córdoba’s Old City give you flexible time to discover squares, white houses and small shops away from the pace of timed indoor visits. The walking route can be adjusted according to your time and interests.
The Alcázar of the Christian Monarchs adds a peaceful stop combining gardens, pools and mosaics within Córdoba’s historic centre. It is a suitable choice for those who wish to complete the day with green scenery after touring the lanes.
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We arrange arrival in Granada around the Alhambra admission time, then continue with the stops that are possible according to the time remaining.
The Alhambra is Granada’s principal highlight, and the day’s schedule deserves to be built around its admission time. Between the Nasrid Palaces, courtyards and decoration, you receive a complete experience that should not be rushed.
After the palaces, the Generalife offers a more peaceful setting among gardens, fountains and views over Granada. Including it in the Alhambra visit balances the experience between architecture and nature.
The Albaicín reveals a different side of Granada, among winding lanes, white houses and views facing the Alhambra. Arriving before sunset gives you time to walk and then watch the colours of the city change.
Granada Cathedral places you in the lively heart of the city, close to the old market and the Royal Chapel. It is a suitable stop for ending the day with a short tour combining architecture and a walk through the centre.
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We conclude the route in Málaga with flexible transport between the Alcazaba, Old Town and port, according to the agreed final point.
Begin your time in Málaga at the Alcazaba, where walls and gardens combine with an expansive view of the port and city. This stop gives you a clear glimpse of the Andalusian legacy before you descend to the historic centre.
In the heart of Málaga’s Old Town, the cathedral stands out with its imposing façade and unfinished tower, which gave it its well-known local nickname. The visit is short and can easily be combined with the Alcazaba and the streets of the centre.
Give yourselves free time in central Málaga among pedestrian streets, squares, shops and cafés. This stop adds flexibility to the day and allows each guest to choose what suits them.
Move from the old lanes to Málaga’s waterfront and the Muelle Uno promenade overlooking the yachts. The area is suitable for a relaxed walk and maritime photographs before ending the day at the beach.
End your Andalusia route with a break by the sea at La Malagueta Beach, close to central Málaga. You can simply enjoy the promenade and take photographs or allow more time to relax, depending on the season.
Send your dates, starting point, number of guests, luggage and preferred landmarks. We will review availability and prepare a clear written proposal.
Send your dates, starting point, number of guests, luggage and preferred landmarks. We will review availability and prepare a clear written proposal.
