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- Málaga. The first stop on this 10-14 day road trip is Malaga. Pick up your rental car or campervan at Malaga Airport and within an hour you’ll be at your hotel or on the road.
- Marbella. In Marbella, spend a day soaking up the sun on one of the three immaculately kept beaches and enjoying the people-watching. The days of big celebrities here are long gone, but there is still a touch of glitz and glamour to enjoy.
- Ronda. The drive from Marbella to Ronda is stunning, one of the best during this road trip in Andalucia. Situated between the natural parks of the Sierra de Grazalema and the Sierra de las Nieves, Ronda sits in a bowl surrounded by dramatic mountains.
- Cadiz. The famous faded splendor of the sea city of Cadiz is caused by the effect the sea air has on its architecture, leading to the facades of buildings crumbling and bleaching.
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- Day 1 – 2: Seville. On day 1 of your Andalusia road trip, begin in one of the most stunning cities in Spain: Seville. This city is famous for the Alcazar, an incredible Moorish palace with the most intricate details and beautiful gardens.
- Day 3: Cordoba. Wonderful Cordoba: the city of flowers! This city might be small, but it’s perfect as a stopover on your Andalusia road trip. One day is the ideal amount of time to wander the beautiful streets, admiring the many patios (courtyards) filled with vibrant-colored flowers and blue ceramic pots.
- Day 4 + 5: Granada (Must-do on your Andalusia Road Trip) Arrive on day 4 in Granada, the most magical city in Spain. Not many cities can boast this kind of scenery; the ancient city is surrounded by snow-topped mountains and has a beautiful river that trickles down into the town.
- Day 6 + 7: Frigiliana + Nerja. It’s time to head for the beach! This strip of coastline is named ‘Costa del Sol’, meaning sunshine coast, and it lives up to its name.
- Decide your best time to visit Andalucia. When to visit Andalucia – the climate. Let’s start with the important question of the climate and what to expect.
- Where to go in Andalucia – Regions (provinces) and Map. Size of Andalucia – driving times. Because it is part of a larger country, we don’t often realize how big Andalucia is, but you should not underestimate how long it will take you to get around.
- How long to plan your road trip around Andalucia. Time needed to complete the tour of Andalucia. Do not attempt to tour the whole region if you have less than 2 weeks.
- How to get there & where to start? You can reach Andalucia via planes. There are International airports in: Seville. Malaga. Granada. Jerez (Cadiz area)
Andalusia road map. This map shows highways, main roads, secondary roads, railroads, cities, towns, villages, seaports, airports, museums, castles, monuments, spas, ski stations, camp sites, caves, casinos, points of interest, tourist attractions and sightseeings in Andalusia.
Nov 29, 2023 · Online Map of Andalusia. Large detailed map of Andalusia with cities and towns. 3365x1731px / 3.01 Mb Go to Map. Andalusia provinces map. 1615x1063px / 280 Kb Go to Map. Andalusia road map. 3189x1758px / 2.79 Mb Go to Map. Andalusia travel map. 1762x1054px / 1.52 Mb Go to Map.
May 4, 2024 · Day 1 – Malaga. Day 2 – Nerja and Frigiliana. Day 3 and 4 – Granada. Day 5 and 6 – Sevilla. Day 7 – Cadiz. 10 day itinerary to Andalucia. Day 1 and 2 – Malaga. Day 3 – Nerja (optional: visit Frigiliana too) Day 4 and 5 – Granada. Day 6 – Cordoba. Day 7 and 8 – Sevilla. Day 9 – Cadiz. Day 10 – Tarifa. 14 day itinerary to Andalucia.
