Your Itinerary
Day 1 - Andalusian Road Trip - Arrival Malaga
Upon arrival, pick up your rental car and begin your adventure in Málaga. This city's past is a blend of cultures, from its centuries of Arab influence to its modern-day artistic flair. You can explore the Moorish palace of the Alcazaba, which also houses the Provincial Archaeological Museum, or discover the city's artistic heritage at the Picasso Museum and the Pompidou Centre. Other points of interest include the impressive Cathedral and the Fine Arts Museum. The evening is at your leisure to settle in and explore your surroundings.
Day 2 - 7 Day Andalusian Road Trip - Malaga - Malaga - Current
After breakfast, depart Málaga and drive to the stunning town of Antequera. On the way, you'll cross beautiful mountain scenery and arrive at the Torcal de Antequera, a unique natural area known for its distinctive limestone rock formations. Once in Antequera, take time to explore the town's rich history. Wander through the well-preserved Arab walls and gates, admire Renaissance and Baroque churches, and visit the impressive Antequera Dolmens Archaeological Complex, home to the ancient Dolmen of Menga, which is over 6,000 years old.
The evening is at your leisure to enjoy this wonderful town.
Special Information Approximate distance driven: 60km.
Day 3 - 7 Day Andalusian Road Trip - Malaga - Malaga - Current
Enjoy breakfast before heading to Ronda, a town perched dramatically on a cliff. The drive takes you through the beautiful Málaga mountain range. Ronda's history is steeped in both Arab heritage and romantic Andalusian lore. You can visit the Arab baths and the Old Bridge, before admiring the iconic New Bridge, which spans a 120-meter drop. You can also explore the Royal Cavalry Bullring, considered one of Spain's most historic bullrings.
Tonight is at your leisure to explore Ronda.
Special Information Approximate distance driven: 88km.
Day 4 - 7 Day Andalusian Road Trip - Malaga - Malaga - Current
After breakfast, your journey continues to Arcos, following a section of the famous White Villages Route between Málaga and Cádiz. Along the way, you can stop in charming towns like Setenil de las Bodegas, which is nestled in a gorge, or Bornos, located by a reservoir. Arcos de la Frontera is a town with a rich history, evident in its historic centre. You can wander through Cabildo Square and visit the Basilica of Santa María or the Castle of the Dukes. Food lovers can indulge in local dishes, cured meats, and cheeses.
The evening is at your leisure.Special Information Approximate distance driven: 65km.
Day 5 - 7 Day Andalusian Road Trip - Malaga - Malaga - Current
After breakfast, leave the mountains of Cádiz behind as you travel toward the Guadalquivir valley and the spectacular town of Carmona. Its historic centre is home to a wealth of artistic heritage, including churches, palaces, and city walls, all dominated by the impressive fortress, the Alcázar of King Don Pedro. Explore the ancient Puerta de Sevilla, a testament to a glorious past, or visit the Roman necropolis. You can also wander through the Mudejar neighborhood of San Felipe and the intricate Jewish quarter.
Tonight is at your leisure to explore Carmona.Special Information Approximate distance driven: 120km.
Day 6 - 7 Day Andalusian Road Trip - Malaga - Malaga - Current
Enjoy breakfast before continuing your journey to Córdoba. You may want to stop in the town of Écija on the way, known for its grand Baroque towers. Upon arrival in Córdoba, a city with a rich history as the legendary capital of the Umayyad caliphate, you can explore the Mosque-Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site and a masterpiece of Western Islamic architecture. Get lost in the narrow streets of the Jewish quarter and cross the ancient Roman Bridge.
Tonight is at your leisure.
Special Information Approximate distance driven: 110km.
Day 7 - Andalusian Road Trip - Departure Malaga
After a final breakfast, your journey through Andalusia comes to an end. You will return to Málaga to drop off your car. We hope you had a fantastic trip and that your time in southern Spain was truly inspiring.