Andalusia Travel
About our group trips to Andalusia
Andalusia is located in southern Spain and is one of the country's most popular regions. Here, Moorish history, small villages, tapas bars, flamenco and long stretches of coastline on the Mediterranean meet. In Andalusia, there is everything from classic cities such as Seville, Granada, Cordoba and Malaga, to sunny areas such as the Costa del Sol. On a group trip with Rolfs Flyg & Busresor you can discover Andalusia in a comfortable way together with other travelers. Andalusia is a destination that suits those who want warmth, history and a lot to experience during the same trip.
Country
★ Spain
Largest city
★ Seville
Residents
★ Approximately 8.6 million
Where is Andalusia located?
Andalusia is located in the southernmost part of mainland Spain, bordering both the Mediterranean and the Atlantic Ocean. The region stretches from the Costa del Sol in the south to the historic cities and mountainous areas inland. Thanks to its location, Andalusia has long been a meeting place between different cultures. This is particularly noticeable in the architecture, food and historical sites where Spanish, Arab and Roman influences remain.
Travel to Malaga
Malaga is one of the most visited destinations in Andalusia. The city is located on the Costa del Sol and combines beach life with culture, history and a vibrant city life. Here you can stroll along the port, discover the old town, visit museums and enjoy restaurants and cafes. Malaga is also a good starting point for excursions to other parts of Andalusia.
Holidays to Costa del Sol
Costa del Sol is one of Spain's most popular coastal areas and means the coast of the sun. Here you can find beaches, coastal towns and a mild climate for much of the year. The area is ideal for those who want to combine relaxation by the sea with excursions to Andalusia's historic cities, such as Malaga, Granada, Seville and Cordoba.
Travel to Seville
Seville is the capital of Andalusia and a city where the region's culture is truly felt. Here you will find flamenco, tapas bars, orange trees and historical sights such as the Real Alcázar and the grand cathedral. A trip to Seville is suitable for those who want to experience the more classic Andalusia, with beautiful neighborhoods, a strong food culture and a lot of history. Just keep in mind that summer can be very hot, so spring and autumn are often pleasant times to travel.
Trip to Granada and the Alhambra
The city of Granada is best known for the Alhambra, one of Spain's most visited historical sites and one of the biggest attractions in Andalusia. The Alhambra is a palace and fortress complex from the Moorish era, with beautiful courtyards, detailed decorations, gardens and views of both Granada and the Sierra Nevada mountains. In addition to the Alhambra, the city has a charming old town centre, cozy squares and the Albaicín district with narrow alleys and whitewashed houses.
Cordoba in Andalusia
Cordoba is a historic city with a calmer feel than both Malaga and Seville. It is home to the famous mosque-cathedral Mezquita, which is one of Andalusia's most impressive sights. The old city center consists of narrow alleys and whitewashed houses. Cordoba is also known for its patios, the flourishing courtyards that have become an important part of the city's identity. The city is perfect as a stop during a tour of Andalusia.
Travel to Nerja
Nerja is one of the most popular coastal resorts in eastern Andalusia and is located on the Mediterranean Sea. The city is famous for the Balcón de Europa viewpoint, where you get a nice view of the sea and the cliffs along the coast. There are also several beaches and small coves, making Nerja a nice destination for those who want to enjoy the sun and swimming. One of the most famous attractions is the Nerja Caves, which is a large cave system with impressive formations.
Almunecar Holidays
Almuñécar is located in the province of Granada, on the stretch of coast known as the Costa Tropical. The city is located east of Malaga and has a milder microclimate than many other parts of Andalusia, which means that tropical fruits such as avocado, mango and cherimoya are grown in the area. The city has a long history and was an important place already during Phoenician and Roman times. Today, traces of this can be seen in the Roman aqueducts and the castle of San Miguel, which is located above the city center. Almuñécar has several beaches and a cozy promenade. For those traveling around Andalusia, Almuñécar is a good stop between the coast, history and nature, with proximity to both Nerja, Granada and the mountainous areas further inland.