Andalusia boasts one of the most pleasant climates in Europe with over 300 days of sunshine a year. The wonderful weather is naturally reflected in the warm and welcoming character of the Andalusians making it the perfect destination for your next holiday!

With Cádiz as the oldest western city, with 3000 years of history, the region was touched by the Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Romans, Visigoths, Moslems and Christians. The capital, Seville, was founded on the shores of the Guadalquivir river and although the area has always been inhabited, it was Julius Caesar, when he founded the City of Hispalis, who converted the area into one of the most important commercial, economic and cultural regions of the Iberian Peninsula.

Seville

Long ago, Seville was the seaport to the Americas, today, the capital of Andalusia, and one of the largest historical centres in Europe. If you wish to experience the excitement of a bullfighting spectacle in the ‘plaza de toros’, you may witness the bravery of the bulls of some of the most prestigious Spanish cattle ranches in Spain. In April you can visit ‘La Feria de Abril’, where the natural beauty of the Sevillian girls is enhanced by the typical flamenco dresses. An ideal place to dance ‘Sevillanas whilst enjoying a glass of sherry and some local tapas.

Jerez de la Frontera

Jerez has become famous throughout the world for its sweet wines named after the town, which the British pronounced “sherry”. Not just a city of wines and beautiful buildings, it is also well known for its fine Carthusian horses, home of the fighting bull and cradle of flamenco art with its brilliant singers and dancers. Furthermore it is the capital of motorcycle racing and home to international sporting events.

Ronda

Ronda, standing on a towering plateau in the mountains of Malaga, is one of Andalusia’s loveliest towns and famous through Spain for its plunging river gorge called ‘El Tajo’. It is one of the oldest cities of Spain. Very impressive are the Paleolithic cave paintings in Pileta’s cave, the ‘Puente Nuevo’ or New Bridge and the bullring, the oldest and most beautiful bullring in Spain with the largest arena in the entire country.

Doñana National Park

Discover the fascinating flora and fauna in this natural paradise of southern Europe. The Doñana National Park, ranked among the greatest wetlands of Europe, is home to a wide variety of seabirds and water-fowl. Endangered species like the imperial eagle and the Iberian lynx share their habitat in Doñana.