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Luxury holidays in Spain

Spain travel packages

Drive through the white villages of Andalucía and dine in Seville long after nine. Tell us how you like to travel, and we plan the drivers, guides and hotels around it.

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Live on Spanish time

Spain asks you to give up on early dinners. Lunch runs long, the afternoon is for a siesta or a shaded courtyard, and the streets fill again once the heat lifts. Settle into that rhythm and the country opens up, over tapas in a Seville bar or flamenco in a small Triana tablao.

Andalucía holds the Moorish heart of the country, with the Alhambra above Granada, the great mosque-cathedral of Córdoba and Seville's Alcázar a few hours apart. Madrid has the Prado and grand plazas, and the north brings green hills and the pintxos bars of San Sebastián. A car gives you the white villages and Ronda's gorge on your own schedule.

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Spain

Granada, Córdoba and Seville from Málaga

8 days · 7 nights

Málaga → Granada → Córdoba → Seville → Málaga

Collect your car at Málaga airport and drive a loop through the great cities of Andalusia: two nights in Granada for the Alhambra and the Albaicín, a night in Córdoba, then two in Seville. The drive back to the coast can take in Jerez on the way.

Price on enquirySee the journey: Granada, Córdoba and Seville from Málaga

Spain

Seville and Granada by way of Córdoba

6 days · 5 nights

Seville → Granada → Seville

A compact loop from Seville airport: two nights in Seville for the Alcázar and the cathedral, a day in Córdoba on the drive east, two nights in Granada for the Alhambra and the Albaicín, then a last night back in Seville.

Price on enquirySee the journey: Seville and Granada by way of Córdoba

Spain

Salamanca, Cáceres and Roman Mérida

6 days · 5 nights

Madrid → Salamanca → Cáceres → Madrid

Collect your car in Madrid and head west to the university city of Salamanca, then south into Extremadura for two nights near Cáceres. A day trip along the old Silver Way reaches Roman Mérida before you drive back to Madrid for a last night among its galleries.

Price on enquirySee the journey: Salamanca, Cáceres and Roman Mérida

Spain

Jerez, Ronda and the white villages

8 days · 7 nights

Seville → Jerez de la Frontera → Ronda → Granada → Córdoba → Seville

A week-long loop from Seville airport that adds the countryside to the cities: through the white villages to Jerez, inland to Ronda on its gorge, then two nights in Granada and one in Córdoba before a last night in Seville.

Price on enquirySee the journey: Jerez, Ronda and the white villages

Spain

Seville, Lisbon and the Costa del Sol

8 days · 7 nights

Costa del Sol → Seville → Lisbon → Huelva → Costa del Sol

Pick up your car on the Costa del Sol and drive by way of Ronda to two nights in Seville. Cross into Portugal through Évora for two nights in Lisbon, then return along the coast to Huelva and the Costa del Sol for your last night.

Price on enquirySee the journey: Seville, Lisbon and the Costa del Sol

Portugal

Porto, Fátima and Lisbon from Madrid

6 days · 5 nights

Madrid → Porto → Fátima → Lisbon → Madrid

A guided coach journey that leaves Madrid for two nights in Porto, with a river cruise and a port cellar tasting, then a night at Fátima after Coimbra. Two nights in Lisbon follow a day among the monasteries and fishing towns of the coast, and the drive back to Madrid stops at Roman Mérida.

Price on enquirySee the journey: Porto, Fátima and Lisbon from Madrid
Spain

Spain

Madrid, Cuenca, Valencia and Sóller

10 days · 9 nights

Madrid → El Escorial → Cuenca → Valencia → Palma → Sóller

You start with three nights in Madrid for the Royal Collections Gallery, a tapas walk and El Escorial. The hanging houses of Cuenca lead to Valencia, its cathedral and a paella class at a rice farm across the Albufera Lagoon. You fly to Mallorca for Palma, Sóller and a final day of your choosing.

Price on enquirySee the journey: Madrid, Cuenca, Valencia and Sóller

Spain

Madrid's palaces, plazas and flamenco

3 days · 2 nights

Madrid

A short stay in the Spanish capital with the logistics taken care of: a transfer to your hotel on arrival, a full day on the hop-on hop-off bus to see the city, a flamenco show that evening, and a free morning before your transfer back to the airport.

Price on enquirySee the journey: Madrid's palaces, plazas and flamenco

Spain

Madrid, Córdoba, Granada and Seville

7 days · 6 nights

Madrid → Córdoba → Granada → Seville

Two nights in Madrid for its palace and galleries, then the drive south to Córdoba and its Great Mosque, a night in Granada for the Alhambra and the Albaicín, and two nights in Seville. The car is returned at Seville airport, so there is no drive back.

Price on enquirySee the journey: Madrid, Córdoba, Granada and Seville

Spain

Osuna and its rock-cut quarry

2 days · 1 night

Seville → Osuna → Seville

A short break an hour from Seville: arrive in Osuna in time to wander its noble streets, spend the night, then join a local guide for a four-hour morning through the carved quarry known as the Andalusian Petra and the town’s monumental centre.

Price on enquirySee the journey: Osuna and its rock-cut quarry

Portugal

Algarve, Alentejo and Seville by car

11 days · 10 nights

Faro → Lagos → Grândola → Évora → Cáceres → Seville → Tavira → Faro

Collect your car at Faro and follow the Algarve coast west to Lagos and Cape St Vincent, then north up the Vicentine Coast into the Alentejo and on to Évora. Cross into Spain for Roman Mérida and Cáceres, settle into Seville for three nights, and return to the Algarve by way of Huelva and Tavira.

Price on enquirySee the journey: Algarve, Alentejo and Seville by car

Experience Spain's culture up close

Guided moments in Spain's cities and wine country, arranged around your days.

  • A flamenco lesson in Seville

    Learn the basics of Seville's own dance with a teacher who covers its three parts: the dance, the song and the guitar.

  • A day in Rioja wine country

    Drive into the Rioja Alta to visit cellars in Haro and the hill villages around them, tasting the reds the region is known for.

  • El Greco's Toledo

    Walk the hilltop city south of Madrid, once the Visigothic capital, and see El Greco's Burial of the Count of Orgaz in Santo Tomé.

  • The Balenciaga Museum

    Visit the museum in Getaria, the designer's home town, to see Cristóbal Balenciaga's finest pieces and how they were made.

  • Gaudí's first house

    Tour Casa Vicens, Gaudí's first major work, with its green and white tiles, painted ceilings and garden, now a UNESCO-listed museum.

  • Madrid's grand squares by bike

    Ride an easy route past the Royal Palace, the opera house and Plaza de Oriente's statues of kings to the 17th-century Plaza Mayor.

  • Tapas in Granada

    Visit three local favourites with a guide and learn how Granada's free-tapas tradition works, plate by plate.

Weigh Andalucía against the green north

The south is about Moorish palaces and heat, and the north is about food and Atlantic coastline.

  • Seville

    The cathedral and Giralda tower, the Alcázar's gardens and flamenco in the Santa Cruz quarter, the city most of our trips return to.

  • Granada and the Alhambra

    The Moorish palaces of the Alhambra above the city, with the white Albaicín quarter facing it across the valley.

  • Córdoba

    The great Mezquita with its forest of arches, flower-filled patios and the Roman bridge over the Guadalquivir.

  • Madrid

    The Prado and the Royal Palace, wide boulevards and late dinners, with Toledo and Segovia a short train ride away.

  • Ronda and the Costa del Sol

    Ronda's bridge over its gorge, the white villages of the hills and the beaches and old town of Málaga below.

  • Salamanca and Cáceres

    Golden sandstone university buildings in Salamanca and the walled medieval old town of Cáceres in Extremadura.

Decide how to cross Spain

Spain suits self-drive and small group touring, with city breaks, expedition cruises and a private jet journey for something different.

  • Small group tours

    See Seville, Córdoba and Granada with a small group and a guide who brings the Moorish past alive.

  • Self-drive holidays

    Drive Andalucía's white villages and Ronda's gorge at your own pace, with hotels booked ahead.

  • Cruises

    Sail Spain's coasts and islands, with Mallorca and Barcelona seen from the deck.

Avoid Andalucía's August heat

Seville's Easter week and April Fair book out early, so we secure hotels months ahead.

  • JanuaryMixed

    Mild and sunny in Seville and Málaga, cold nights in Madrid and Granada.

  • FebruaryMixed

    Almond blossom in the south and quiet days at the Alhambra.

  • MarchGood

    Spring in Andalusia, orange blossom scenting the streets of Seville.

  • AprilBest

    Holy Week processions and the Seville Fair, book early for both.

  • MayBest

    Córdoba's patio festival and warm, clear days across the south.

  • JuneGood

    Hot afternoons inland, the Costa del Sol warm and lively.

  • JulyMixed

    Seville and Córdoba are very hot, the north coast is cooler.

  • AugustMixed

    Peak heat in Andalusia, many Spanish on holiday at the coast.

  • SeptemberBest

    Warm seas, the sherry harvest in Jerez and softer heat inland.

  • OctoberBest

    Golden light, comfortable driving days and quieter sites.

  • NovemberGood

    Mild in the south, a calm time for Granada and Seville.

  • DecemberMixed

    Christmas lights in Madrid and Seville, cool nights inland.

Arrive through Madrid or Barcelona

Expect one connection on the way, then a fast train or a short flight south to Seville.

  • Sydney (one stop): about 24 h
  • Melbourne (one stop): about 24 h
  • Brisbane (one stop): about 25 h
  • Perth (one stop): about 20 h
  • Los Angeles (one stop): about 14 h
  • London (non-stop): about 2.5 h
  • Dubai (non-stop): about 8 h

Continue into Portugal or Morocco

Lisbon makes a natural last stop, and Morocco is a short flight or ferry across the strait.

  • Portugal

    Porto's port cellars, Lisbon's trams and the Algarve coast.

  • France

    Slow canal journeys through Burgundy, the Midi and Provence.

  • Morocco

    The medinas of Fes and Marrakech and a night in the Sahara.

Know the Spanish essentials before you go

How does the Schengen 90-day limit work for a Spain trip?+
Australian, UK, US and Canadian passport holders, for example, can spend up to 90 days in any 180-day period visa-free across the Schengen area, and days in Spain, Portugal or France all count toward the same total. The EU's Entry/Exit System now records your fingerprints and photo at the first Schengen border, and ETIAS has not started yet. Check your own government's travel advice before you book, as rules change.
Is it easy to drive in Andalucía?+
Motorways between Seville, Córdoba, Granada and Málaga are good and quiet, and the drives rarely run past three hours. Old town centres are narrow and often closed to cars, so we choose hotels with parking or valet service.
Do I need to book the Alhambra in advance?+
Yes. Tickets for the Nasrid Palaces are released for set entry times and sell out weeks ahead in spring and autumn. Your travel expert books a timed entry with a private guide, so you see the palaces before the crowds.
When is it too hot to visit southern Spain?+
July and August often pass 40°C in Seville and Córdoba, so the south is best in spring and in September and October. Summer suits the north instead, where San Sebastián and Galicia stay mild.
How long do you need for Madrid, Andalucía and the north?+
Ten days covers Madrid and the three great cities of Andalucía at an easy pace. Add four or five nights for San Sebastián and the Basque coast, or a few days in Barcelona.
Where in Spain suits a honeymoon or milestone birthday?+
Couples love a suite in a converted palace in Seville or Granada, then a few nights on Mallorca. For a birthday, a private dinner at one of San Sebastián's Michelin-starred restaurants or a flamenco night in a Triana tablao makes the evening.
What time do people eat dinner in Spain?+
Lunch is usually around two or three, and dinner rarely starts before nine, later in summer. Restaurants that open earlier tend to cater for visitors, so we book tables at the hours locals eat.
Can we combine Spain with Portugal or Morocco?+
Yes. Seville is about two hours' drive from the Algarve, and Lisbon is a short flight from Madrid. Tangier is a ferry ride across the Strait of Gibraltar, and Marrakech is a short flight from Málaga.

Tell us about your trip to Spain

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