Andalusia has it all: World Heritage cities, idyllic beaches, lush nature, and charming towns. Eight provinces, ready to welcome visitors, offer something for every taste.

Get ready, start your journey to a destination without waste!

Almería, a hidden treasure

Almería, a treasure to discover In the capital of Almería, don't miss its imposing Alcazaba , the largest Arab fortification in Spain, and the Cathedral of the Incarnation , a unique 16th-century cathedral-fortress.

Beyond the city, Cabo de Gata awaits you with dreamy coastal landscapes and beaches such as Playa de los Muertos , Playa de los Genoveses and Cala Rajá

Cadiz, dream beaches to relax

Cadiz has a special charm. For relaxation , its coast offers beaches like Conil de la Frontera , Zahara de los Atunes , Bolonia , and Tarifa .

If you prefer culture, the white villages route is a must: Zahara de la Sierra , Setenil de las Bodegas , and Arcos de la Frontera will captivate you. In Cádiz, admire the Cathedral with its golden dome and its Roman theater .

And for sleeping? Well, you can stay on our houseboats in La Línea de la Concepción , from where you can travel to the rest of the province. There, you have the opportunity to spend your vacation on a houseboat . Did you know there are many benefits of being in contact with water that you can enjoy during your stay?

But if you're looking for total relaxation, with the Relaxation Retreat experience , in addition to staying at this unique hotel, you can enjoy sweet and savory snacks and a fine whiskey on your private terrace while overlooking the Rock of Gibraltar. Can you think of a better plan?

If you've never had a similar experience, in this article we'll tell you what a flotel is . And if you're eager to try it, just click here and book your houseboat on the coast of Cádiz .

Córdoba, a lot of history in a few kilometers

Córdoba, a World Heritage city, is home to the majestic Mosque-Cathedral , a must-see monument with its blend of Gothic, Baroque, Renaissance and Mudejar styles.

Continue exploring the Alcázar of the Christian Monarchs , the Roman Bridge , the Jewish Quarter , and the Plaza de la Corredera . A short distance away, Medina Azahara , Spain's largest archaeological site, will transport you back in time.

Granada, beyond the Alhambra

Granada is synonymous with the Alhambra , one of the most visited monuments in the world. Make time for its Nasrid Palaces , the Generalife , and the Alcazaba .

The city also offers the Cathedral , the iconic Mirador de San Nicolás in the Albaicín, and the Sacromonte neighborhood . For a rural getaway, La Alpujarra or the Guadix region and its Cave Territory are excellent options.

Huelva, nature and tradition

The province of Huelva surprises with treasures like the Gruta de las Maravillas in Aracena, with its lakes and underground chambers. Don't miss the unique village of El Rocío , with its unpaved streets and old-fashioned atmosphere.

Doñana National Park and the beaches of Matalascañas , Mazagón , Punta Umbría and Islantilla are ideal for connecting with nature.

Jaén, two World Heritage Sites in 15 minutes

Jaén boasts two World Heritage cities just 15 minutes away: Úbeda and Baeza .

In Baeza , admire its walls, the Cathedral , and the Jabalquinto Palace . Úbeda awaits you with gems like the Vela de los Cobos Palace and the Water Synagogue .

In Jaén capital, the Cathedral of the Assumption is a beauty to discover, next to the imposing Castle of Santa Catalina .

Malaga, the heart of the Costa del Sol

Málaga capital combines quality of life with a rich tourist offer: its Alcazaba , the Roman Theatre , the Picasso Museum and the lively Muelle Uno .

Picturesque villages like Frigiliana , with its whitewashed houses, will captivate you. Explore the impressive Nerja Cave , home to the world's longest stalactite, or try the Caminito del Rey and its dizzying walkways.

For glamour and leisure, Marbella is the destination, and don't forget the spectacular Puente Nuevo de Ronda , a place that until 1839 held the title of the highest bridge in the world.

Seville, art and nature alike

Seville, the Andalusian capital, is a feast for art and history lovers. The Royal Alcázar of Seville is a must-see, as is the Cathedral with the Giralda , the Santa Cruz neighborhood , and the monumental Plaza de España .

For nature excursions, consider the Huéznar Waterfalls , Cerro del Hierro or charming towns such as Santiponce (Itálica) and Estepa .

In short, there's a lot to see in Andalusia , and we've tried to summarize it all in these lines. Still, there are sure to be places we've missed, as it's one of the largest communities in Spain and, as you've already seen, offers plenty to enjoy.

So pack your bags, a great trip awaits!

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