Top Andalucia Holidays - page 3

All foodies and fans of great cuisine should visit Malaga’s markets and street food eateries once in their lives. Follow your guide through the ancient streets of the city and find hidden gems serving traditional and not-to-traditional snacks, treats and drinks to enjoy on the go. Visit the Market of Atarazanas and see every kind of stall you can think of, from fishmongers and butchers to grocers and spice merchants.

Leave the hustle and bustle of Malaga behind and discover the historic hilltop town of Álora–all without the hassle of public transport–on this small-group winery tour, which includes a guided tasting. Explore Álora’s old town, with skip-the-line ticket to its castle included, and take in picturesque views before strolling through a family winery. Learn about wine, visit the cellars, and sample the produce with perfectly-paired Andalusian tapas.

Discover Seville’s food and drink scene–and take the guesswork out of choosing a restaurant–on this small-group evening tour of the city focused on plant-based cuisine. Sample vegan-friendly Andalusian tapas, savor local drinks, and step inside bars and eateries you might otherwise have missed. Learn about Spanish food and drink traditions, try unique flavors and ingredients, and leave with a vegan guide to the city from your host.

Explore beyond Seville's city limits—without the hassle of renting a car—and experience its wild side during this 4x4 adventure to Doñana National Park. Travel into the pine forests, marshes, and pastures of this UNESCO-listed wilderness, home to more than 300 species of birds. Hike its nature trails and visit the chapel and bird observatory in El Rocío. Finish your day on the beach during a visit to one of Spain’s largest dune systems.

Escape from the hustle and bustle of the city of Malaga to the tranquil countryside of Ronda to discover nature, history and wine making. Enjoy an intimate experience on this small-group cellar tour, (max. 10 people), of a Feng Shui designed winery at the foothills of the Sierra de las Nieves mountain range, in Ronda. Discover the different processes that are involved in wine making and the key factors to making great red, white and rosé wines. The tour concludes on the terrace of the winery, overlooking the vineyards, for a tasting of 4 wines, paired with local delicacies.

This is a unique experience where you will enjoy the real tapas and the real wines that local drinks and eat. We will bring you to non-tourist place, and you will feel as part of the comunity.

Once you’ve covered all of Seville’s UNESCO World Heritage sites, see what else Andalusia has to offer on a day trip to Cordoba and Carmona. Ideal for travelers with limited time, this tour means you won’t have to worry about car hire or navigation, or any form of advance planning. Your guide provides local insight into the history of the UNESCO-listed Mezquita and the historic centre of Carmona.

Awaken your senses to the tantalizing taste of traditional tapas on a 2.5-hour culinary and cultural tour of Granada. Delve into the city’s rich past while feasting upon a selection of sublime Spanish specialties with an interesting guide; see significant sights such as Plaza Nueva and Santa Ana Church, interspersing attractions with visits to locally loved tapas bars and ambient bars. See the city from the vertiginous vantage point of Mirador San Nicolás and gain fascinating insight into Moors who ruled the city before the Spanish conquered on this enriching excursion.

Are you visiting Seville and would like to know the local culture in an alternative way? Visit Vinalium and book our private Andalusian Experience. It's not just another local wine tasting. As an expat living here for several years I can share with you what surprised me the most and made me fall in love in this city, these people and amazing products they produce. A part of this we will talk about history of Andalucía, like: • Who was the first wine producer here? • Was it possible to produce wine under Moorish rule? • What is Rebujito and who's invention was that? • Which wines chose Christopher Columbus for his trip on the way to discover America? All those answers and much more interesting facts and legends you can hear during our Andalusian Experience. Don't miss it and come to Vinalium Seville.

Discover the essence of Andalusian cuisine in this private guided tapas and wine tour through Sevilla’s old town. Experience three carefully selected stops at authentic taverns and bodegas, each paired with exquisite regional wines. This experience blends gastronomy, tradition, and vibrant city life, offering a comprehensive introduction to Sevilla’s food culture and finishing with breathtaking rooftop views.

Get steeped the medieval history of Seville during this 1.15-hour tour of the city’s Jewish Quarter and some of its most ancient monuments. Step back in time to Santa Cruz, one of Seville’s oldest neighborhoods, as you wander its narrow streets and soak up the fragrant smells of its native orange trees. As you continue your walk you’ll also see the exterior of Seville’s Alcazar (Royal Palace), time-worn Roman columns, Plaza Nueva, Plaza San Francisco, and much more. A knowledgeable local guide helps add further context to your walk.

Visiting Granada and the historic sights that give the city UNESCO World Heritage status is a must, but it can be hard to get tickets for the Alhambra. Make the most of the limited time in Andalucia on this full-day tour from Seville, which includes prebooked tickets and a guided tour of the Alhambra—the Alcazaba, Nasrid Palaces, and Generalife Gardens—plus a walking tour of the historic Albaicín neighborhood. For a more budget-friendly excursion, opt for the walking tour of the surroundings with no entrance tickets.

Explore the ancient city of Ronda on an enriching full-day excursion from Seville. Immerse yourself in the authentic Spanish culture of the city as you visit legendary landmarks like the dramatic El Tajo River gorge. Gain fascinating insight into the history of impressive monuments with a knowledgeable guide. Famed for its picturesque assortment of whitewashed houses, the region is home to Andalucia’s first and most fascinating natural park, therefore demands a visit from the curious traveler.

Malaga's first on foot tour of artisan Spanish wines... Experience 4 corners of Spain without leaving Malaga with this two hour tour of four wine hot spots in the historical centre. As your personal wine guide walks and talks you through our journey you will learn a little history and a lot of fun facts about the wines we will enjoy. We have paired the wine with a delicious little snack to keep you fuelled up as we go. At each stop you will receive a glass of wine and a tapa whilst your guide tells you all about what's in your glass. Distance covered is around 700m but we will never have you walking more than 5 minutes between stops.This route is designed to show the diversity of Spanish wines and will include white, red & natural wines. The wines & snacks are set and cannot be adapted or changed. This trail is not suitable for anyone with food allergies or restrictions.

Family wine tourism very close to Seville, far from the large tourist and overcrowded wineries of Jerez de la Frontera or Puerto de Santa María. An experience designed to know the winemaking tradition of southern Spain in a family atmosphere and quiet in the small town of Umbrete.

Our motto is 'Wine for the People' we present wine in a fun, informal style whilst we have fun, tell stories & enjoy each others company. Our tastings are not technical, we focus on the people behind the wines and the stories that make them.

Discover the perfect blend of relaxation and stunning views with our exclusive rooftop sunset experience. As the day fades, watch the sky burst into vibrant colors while the city below comes alive with twinkling lights. Why You’ll Love It: -Elevated Escape: Leave the hustle and bustle behind as you enjoy a serene setting high above the city. -Crafted for You: Indulge in two refreshing drinks—taste our signature creation and pick your personal favorite from the menu. -Golden Hour Magic: Capture breathtaking photos with the perfect backdrop of the city bathed in sunset hues. -Chill at Your Own Pace: No strict schedule—just relax, savor your drinks, and enjoy the moment!

Combine mountain biking and wine tasting with this small-group guided half-day bike tour. Peddle past the dunes and seaside resort of El Palmar towards Conil de la Frontera. Stop on the way at the Sancha Perez winery for a tour and wine tasting. Afterwards, continue on towards Zahora and enjoy an Andalusian style lunch.

Avoid the crowds and head for the whitewashed villages of Andalucia on this small-group tour. Visit the town of Cómpeta, known for its Moorish roots and winemaking tradition. Visit a four-generation family-owned winery for a tour and tasting of local wines paired with cold tapas. Great for travelers looking for a leisurely break from the city.

This trip is designed to learn about the history of wine in the city of Jerez de la Frontera. A wine tour of a day in which the main activity is the visit of Tio Pepe wineries, one of the most popular in the city. There we will enjoy a guided tour and a tasting of four wines. We will also tour the city’s old town accompanied by a guide specializing in History who at the end of the visit of the wineries will also accompany us to a good restaurant to guide us in choosing a good menu with the gastronomic specialties of Jerez and its famous wines to eat before returning to Seville.

This is a small group experience that will teach you a skill you can take with you back to your home country and use everyday. Rhythm is key to all forms of music, and although we will work within flamenco rhythm, this can be applied to any style of music you hear. You'll be up-close and personal with a flamenco guitarist and dancer. One of the most important roles in a Flamenco performance is that of a Palmero (the hand clapper). YES, you heard correctly! You won't ever see a flamenco show without one or two people in the back clapping their hands. What they are doing is called making Compás, or in other words, controlling the rhythm of the dance so that the singer, guitar player, and dancer are all on the same page. This important role sounds easy, but there is an art to clapping your hands in Flamenco, and that's exactly what you will learn in this workshop. Get to know the real Sevilla through the eyes and soul of Flamenco Bienvenido!

Explore taverns and wine cellars on this 3-stops traditional gourmet tour around Malaga. Walk through the city center, see monuments, and uncover the city’s history! You’ll try 5 – 6 varieties of homemade tapas each, with 3 glasses of wine, beer or vermouth! All included! And there are vegetarian, gluten-free and non-pork options. Finally, you’ll get a list with all the recipes of the tapas we try, so you can practice at home and the best tips from a local guide that knows all about Malaga’s food culture, events and best places to go.

With fertile vineyards lining the rolling hillsides, wine plays a huge role in southern Spanish gastronomy—but finding the finest wineries can be challenging. On this tour, begin with pickup at your Málaga hotel and head into the Andalusian countryside by luxury vehicle with your guide. Pair local tapas and wine among the vineyards and barrel rooms of a traditional winery, with free time to explore nearby Ronda at your leisure.

Granada is known for its tapas culture, but if you want to expand your knowledge of the best Spanish wine to pair with local cuisine, then this wine tasting session is a perfect choice. Try four regional wines paired with local vegetables, cheeses, cold cuts, and extra virgin olive oil, and enjoy insightful food and wine tips throughout.