- Explore in a small group of maximum 10 women travelers
- 7 days and 6 nights of single occupancy boutique hotel accommodations in the heart of Andalusia
- Expert local guides for all private tours and cultural experiences
- 12 meals: 6 breakfasts, 3 lunches, and 3 dinners showcasing the bold flavors of Andalusian cuisine
- 7 curated experiences: a sunset Guadalquivir River cruise, private guided tour of Seville, Andalusian cooking class, visit to Córdoba's iconic Mosque-Cathedral, Granada Sights and Bites food tour, guided visit to the Alhambra and Albayzín quarter, and a live flamenco show in the Sacromonte Caves
- Private transfers throughout, including Seville airport arrival and Granada airport departure
- One free day in Granada to wander and explore at your own pace
- Women Travel Abroad female host serves as trip concierge and community builder, ensuring seamless travel and lasting friendships throughout the journey
Please note:
Deposit requirement on land trips is $400
Past traveler savings of 5% if you traveled from 2018 onward
New travelers get $100 savings
Imagine standing in the shadow of a cathedral so vast and golden it seems to belong to a dream. The warm November air carries the scent of orange blossoms, and somewhere behind you, a young guitarist plays a single mournful chord that hangs in the air like smoke. Welcome to Andalusia, the sun-soaked southern soul of Spain, where centuries of Moorish, Jewish, and Christian history live not in museums but on every street corner, in every bite of food, in every stamp of a flamenco dancer's heel.
Over seven days, you and your fellow travelers will move through two of Spain's most captivating cities. In Seville, you will glide along the shimmering Guadalquivir River at sunset, explore the breathtaking Alcazar palace with a private guide, and roll up your sleeves at a cooking class where local hosts share the secrets of gazpacho and jamón ibérico. Then the road carries you east to Granada, where the legendary Alhambra rises above the city like a palace from a fairy tale. A stop in Córdoba along the way reveals the mesmerizing striped arches of the Mosque-Cathedral, one of the most extraordinary buildings on earth.
This is a journey that feeds all the senses. You will taste, walk, wonder, and laugh, forging the kind of friendships that outlast the trip itself. Come ready to be surprised by beauty at every turn, and leave carrying memories of Andalusia that will stay with you for years.
DAY-BY-DAY ITINERARY
DAY 1 – WELCOME TO SEVILLE
Your Andalusian adventure begins the moment you land at Seville International Airport (SVQ), where private transportation is waiting to whisk you to your boutique hotel in the heart of the city. Plan to arrive by 2:00 pm local time so you do not miss a single moment. Once settled, gather with your travel companions for the "Seville's Serenade" sunset boat experience on the Guadalquivir River, gliding past the honey-colored walls of Torre del Oro and the graceful arch of Triana Bridge as the city melts into a warm evening glow. It is a gentle, gorgeous way to fall in love with a city before you have even begun to explore it. The day ends with a festive welcome dinner where laughter comes easily, tapas disappear quickly, and the first new friendships of the trip begin to take root.
Meals: Dinner
Accommodations: Boutique hotel, Seville city center [hotel name TBD]
DAY 2 – MONUMENTAL SEVILLE
Today Seville reveals herself in all her grandeur. A private guide leads you through one of the most extraordinary historic centers in Europe, beginning at the Alcazar, the dazzling royal palace where Moorish architecture and Christian ornamentation weave together in a breathtaking harmony of arched corridors, reflecting pools, and fragrant gardens. Next, you step inside the Gothic Cathedral, the largest in the world, whose shadowy nave soars impossibly overhead. Climbing the Giralda bell tower rewards you with panoramic views across the rooftops and church spires of the city below. The afternoon is entirely yours: wander down cobblestone alleys, duck into a neighborhood bar for a glass of Manzanilla, or simply sit in a sun-warmed plaza and watch Sevillano life unfold around you. This evening, the group reunites for dinner.
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Accommodations: Boutique hotel, Seville city center [hotel name TBD]
DAY 3 – CULINARY TRADITIONS OF SOUTHERN SPAIN
Today is all about food, and it begins at a local market where the stalls overflow with the vivid abundance of Andalusian cooking: glossy red peppers, cured legs of jamón swaying from the ceiling, fat green olives drowning in brine, and bread still warm from the oven. You select fresh ingredients with your host before heading into a kitchen to learn the art of authentic Andalusian cooking firsthand. Your passionate instructors do not just teach recipes; they share stories, explaining why this region's food tastes the way it does, shaped by centuries of trade routes and the particular Mediterranean light that makes everything grow richer here. By the time you sit down to enjoy the lunch you helped create, food will taste different to you. It will taste like belonging.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Accommodations: Boutique hotel, Seville city center [hotel name TBD]
DAY 4 – JOURNEY TO GRANADA
This morning you depart Seville and begin the journey east toward Granada, with a stop in Córdoba that will stop you in your tracks. The Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba is one of those rare buildings that genuinely defies description, but here is a start: row after row of towering red and white striped arches stretching into the distance, a forest of stone that feels ancient and alive all at once. It is the kind of place that makes you stand very still and simply breathe. Arriving in Granada in the late afternoon, you transition from one great city to another with an engaging Sights and Bites tour that weaves through the historic streets, combining Granada's compelling history with stops for local specialties. By the time the evening settles in, you will feel right at home in this captivating city.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Accommodations: Boutique hotel, Granada city center [hotel name TBD]
DAY 5 – ALHAMBRA WONDERS
Few experiences in travel prepare you for the Alhambra. Perched above Granada on a forested hillside, this 14th-century palace complex was the crowning achievement of Moorish civilization in Europe, and standing inside it today still feels nothing short of miraculous. Your guided visit moves through the Nasrid Palaces, where walls are covered floor to ceiling in intricate geometric tilework and calligraphy carved so finely it looks like lace. You pause at the Court of Lions, where 124 marble columns surround a central fountain, then step into the Generalife Gardens where terraced waterways and cypress trees create a serene stillness that the rest of the world seems to have forgotten. In the afternoon, you descend into the historic Albayzín quarter, a UNESCO-protected maze of whitewashed houses and steep, narrow lanes where the views back up to the Alhambra are simply unforgettable.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Accommodations: Boutique hotel, Granada city center [hotel name TBD]
DAY 6 – FLAMENCO SOUL
Your final full day begins with a free morning, a gift of unstructured time to follow your curiosity through Granada's labyrinthine streets. Perhaps you will find a ceramic workshop in the Albayzín, or settle into a sun-drenched terrace café with an espresso and the unhurried pleasure of watching the city go about its morning. After lunch, the group gathers for the most unforgettable evening of the trip: a journey into the Sacromonte Caves, where flamenco was born. Here, in low-lit rooms carved from the hillside, expert musicians and dancers perform with a raw, soul-stirring intensity that no theater stage could replicate. The guitar, the voice, the hands and feet moving in that ancient conversation between joy and sorrow — it is a performance that will stay with you long after you have returned home. A celebratory farewell dinner brings the evening to a close, and with it, a chance to raise a glass to the friendships forged across seven extraordinary days.
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Accommodations: Boutique hotel, Granada city center [hotel name TBD]
DAY 7 – FAREWELL TO ANDALUSIA
After a final breakfast together, private transportation carries you to Granada Airport (GRX) to begin your journey home. The roads that take you there wind past terracotta rooftops, olive groves, and glimpses of the Sierra Nevada in the distance, Andalusia offering one last quiet panorama as a parting gift. You leave carrying more than souvenirs: the memory of golden light on the Alhambra at midday, the rhythm of flamenco still echoing somewhere inside you, the faces of like-minded women who arrived as strangers and are leaving as friends. Andalusia has a way of finding its way into your heart, and once it does, it stays.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodations: N/A – departure day