SAMPLE CLIENT PROGRAM · 4 DAYS
Andalusia Program
A sample agency program through Seville, Córdoba, Granada and Málaga. Adapt the city order, cultural visits and pace to your client brief.
Sample client program • Availability reviewed by brief • Written proposal before confirmation
Day-by-day program ideas
Day 1 — Seville: The Alcázar, Santa Cruz and Plaza de España
⌄Private transport connects the selected Seville stops within the agreed service hours. Timing follows confirmed Alcázar admissions, guest requirements and city traffic; pickup points account for historic-center walking areas.
🕌 Seville Cathedral and La Giralda TowerStop 1
Seville Cathedral combines an ornate interior with views from La Giralda. The visit introduces clients to the historic heart of the city before continuing through the surrounding area on foot.
- Key experience: See the Patio de los Naranjos and climb La Giralda for a view of Seville from above.
- Visit information: Allow 1 and a half to 2 hours, with a timed-entry ticket and advance booking that is best confirmed early.
🏰 Royal Alcázar of SevilleStop 2
The Alcázar offers clients decorated courtyards, gardens and fountains within an Andalusian palace setting. Allow sufficient time for the interior and gardens around the confirmed admission slot.
- Key experience: See the Courtyard of the Maidens and the Hall of Ambassadors, then walk through the royal gardens.
- Visit information: Allow 2 to 2 and a half hours. Entry is at a specific time, and advance booking is recommended, especially during busy seasons.
🏘️ Historic Santa Cruz QuarterStop 3
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.
- Key experience: Walk through the lanes and small squares and stop in a quiet corner for photographs.
- Visit information: Exploring the area is free and usually takes 1 to 1 and a half hours, with mornings or the time before sunset preferable in summer.
- Access note: Vehicle access is limited to the permitted edges of the quarter.
🌍 Plaza de España in SevilleStop 4
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.
- Key experience: Take photographs among the bridges, canal and ceramic-tiled panels that decorate the square.
- Visit information: Entry is free, and 45–60 minutes are enough for the square; boat rides are subject to operation and weather and require separate payment.
🚤 The Guadalquivir River in SevilleStop 5
The Guadalquivir provides views of Torre del Oro, Seville’s bridges and the Triana district. Select a short client walk along the promenade or an optional river trip according to availability.
- Key experience: See the riverfront at sunset or join a boat tour booked separately.
- Visit information: A walking tour takes 45–90 minutes, while most river trips last around an hour and are subject to the season and weather.
- Route note: Torre del Oro and the promenade entrances can anchor the riverfront walking route.
Day 2 — Córdoba: The Mosque-Cathedral and the Old City
⌄Private transport to Córdoba is coordinated with the selected admissions and walking route. Pickup points remain outside the pedestrian area and are agreed around the final stop and onward journey.
🕌 Mosque-Cathedral of CórdobaStop 1
The Mosque-Cathedral introduces clients to Córdoba through rows of columns and red-and-white arches. It provides context for the city’s history before continuing through the historic center on foot.
- Key experience: See the forest of columns, the decorated mihrab and the Patio de los Naranjos.
- Visit information: Allow 1 and a half to 2 hours, book the ticket in advance and review the time because visits are affected by prayers and events.
- Access note: Puerta del Puente is a reference point for access to the pedestrian historic area.
🌉 Roman Bridge of CórdobaStop 2
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 center.
- Key experience: Photograph the bridge and the Mosque-Cathedral from the Calahorra Tower side, especially near sunset.
- Visit information: Crossing is free and usually takes 30–45 minutes, with care needed on the stone surface when it is wet.
- Route note: The bridge walk can start or finish on the Calahorra Tower side, according to the next stop.
🏘️ Jewish Quarter of CórdobaStop 3
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.
- Key experience: Pass through the Calleja de las Flores, Maimonides Square and the area around the historic synagogue.
- Visit information: Exploring the area is free and takes 1 to 1 and a half hours, while some indoor sites may require separate tickets.
🏛️ Lanes of Córdoba’s Old CityStop 4
Córdoba’s Old City offers squares, white houses and small shops between timed indoor visits. Adjust the client walking route around available time and interests.
- Key experience: Move between the historic squares and stop for photographs or a break at a local café.
- Visit information: The streets and squares are free to explore, and 1 and a half to 2 hours are suggested while avoiding the hot summer midday.
🏰 Alcázar of the Christian Monarchs in CórdobaStop 5
The Alcázar of the Christian Monarchs adds a peaceful stop combining gardens, pools and mosaics within Córdoba’s historic center. It is a suitable choice for those who wish to complete the day with green scenery after touring the lanes.
- Key experience: Walk through the gardens and alongside the long pools, and enjoy the views from the accessible parts of the palace.
- Visit information: Entry requires a ticket, and the areas open may change because of restoration work; the visit usually takes from 45 minutes to 2 hours depending on what is available.
Day 3 — Granada: The Alhambra, Generalife and Albaicín
⌄Plan the day around the confirmed Alhambra admission time and ticket category. Private transport and pickup points connect the selected Granada visits within the agreed service hours, taking the walking route and guest requirements into account.
🏰 Alhambra PalaceStop 1
The Alhambra is a principal Granada visit, with the day planned around its confirmed admission time. Allow time for the Nasrid Palaces, courtyards and architectural details included in the clients’ ticket category.
- Key experience: Visit the Nasrid Palaces and the Court of the Lions and explore the details of Andalusian architecture.
- Visit information: Allow 3 to 4 hours and book early; the ticket is issued by name, and entry to the Nasrid Palaces is tied to an exact time and requires the original identity document.
- Access note: The complex uses official parking and entrances.
🌿 Generalife GardensStop 2
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.
- Key experience: Walk along the water channels and through the gardens while enjoying views of the Alhambra complex.
- Visit information: It usually requires 1 to 1 and a half hours, and the ticket category should be reviewed to confirm that entry is included; the atmosphere changes with the season.
- Route note: Generalife is planned within the same Alhambra visit route.
🏘️ Albaicín QuarterStop 3
The Albaicín offers winding lanes, white houses and views towards the Alhambra. A visit before sunset allows clients time for the walk and the changing city views.
- Key experience: Explore the lanes and reach one of the viewpoints overlooking the Alhambra Palace.
- Visit information: Exploring the area is free and takes 1 and a half to 2 and a half hours, but the streets are steep and cobbled and may become slippery after rain.
- Route note: The walking route can finish at a different point to avoid climbing back through the lanes.
⛪ Granada CathedralStop 4
Granada Cathedral stands close to the old market and Royal Chapel in the city center. It can form part of a shorter client route combining architecture with the surrounding streets.
- Key experience: See the cathedral’s interior, then continue the tour through the surrounding streets and market.
- Visit information: Allow 45–60 minutes; the cathedral has a separate ticket, the Royal Chapel is a separate visit, and opening times may change because of prayers.
Day 4 — Málaga: The Alcazaba, Old Town and Port
⌄Arrange the selected Málaga visits and final transfer within the agreed service hours. Pickup points follow the historic-center walking route, port access, traffic and the confirmed final destination.
🏰 Alcazaba of MálagaStop 1
The Alcazaba combines walls, gardens and views over Málaga’s port and city. It introduces clients to the city’s Andalusian heritage before continuing towards the historic center.
- Key experience: Walk among the walls and courtyards and reach viewpoints overlooking Málaga.
- Visit information: Entry requires a ticket, and 1 to 1 and a half hours are suggested, with opening times checked and the summer midday heat avoided.
- Route note: The visit can continue downhill towards the historic center.
⛪ Málaga CathedralStop 2
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 center.
- Key experience: See the details of the building inside and out, then explore the surrounding squares.
- Visit information: Allow around 45–60 minutes; entry requires a ticket, and visiting hours may change because of prayers and events.
🏘️ Historic Centre of MálagaStop 3
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.
- Key experience: Walk through the lively streets and stop for shopping or a break in one of the squares.
- Visit information: Exploring the area is free, and 1 to 2 hours are suggested; later in the day is more comfortable in summer.
⚓ Port of MálagaStop 4
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.
- Key experience: Walk alongside the port and enjoy the maritime scene and the cafés overlooking the water.
- Visit information: The promenade is open for walking and requires no ticket, and 45–60 minutes are enough, subject to the weather.
🏖️ La Malagueta BeachStop 5
La Malagueta offers a coastal stop close to central Málaga. Select a promenade walk, time for photographs or a longer break according to the client schedule and season.
- Key experience: Walk along the waterfront and watch the sunset after days spent in historic cities.
- Visit information: Allow 45 to 90 minutes; swimming and spending time on the beach depend on the season, weather and sea conditions.
Included / Not included
Included
- Private vehicle with driver during the hours stated in the quotation
- Daily route and agreed pickup and drop-off points
- Airport reception or farewell transfer when expressly included
- BAT coordination for the confirmed travel plan
Not included
- Attraction and activity tickets
- Hotels and meals
- Licensed tour guide unless stated in the quotation
- Personal expenses and optional experiences