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Andalusia, or Andalucia, is the southernmost region of Spain, very close to Tangier in Morocco.
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Andalusia Reviews
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Tim S.
5.0
Traveler type
Group of friends
Time of travel
March
Length of stay
2 weeks
Review
I travelled through Andalusia with friends in March. We really saw a lot of the region from Málaga to Gibraltar and CadÃz and really enjoyed our road trip. Unfortunately, it has to be said that without a hire car, getting around is rather difficult.
We liked the centre of Málaga the least, so I would highly recommend exploring the region individually according to your own interests.
Highligts
One highlight follows the next in Andalusia: from CadÃz via Vejer, Tarifa to Algorobo, there are many wonderful places to discover. You can watch whales in Tarifa and Barbary apes in Gibtaltar. But you can also retreat to a small Andalusian village. And eat very well on the way!
Hidden gems
My personal insider tip is the town of CadÃz, which is rather unknown in Germany. Situated on a headland, you can observe Andalusian life here without attracting too much attention.
Destination recommendation
Andalusia is the perfect place for a round trip, during which you can discover the subtle differences in this beautiful region of Spain
Pros
Great, authentic cuisine
Wide range of excursion options
Cons
Weak infrastructure away from the car
Travel interest
Art and culture lovers
Udo G.
5.0
Traveler type
Couples
Time of travel
May
Length of stay
2 weeks
Review
Andalusia is impressive. Everyone will find something here. Almost every major city has centuries-old historical buildings that tell an enormous story. For example, the cathedral of Córdoba, which has experienced Muslim and Christian influences, the Nasrid palace of the Alhambra in Granada, an absolute highlight to visit. However, you have to book entry several weeks in advance with a precise time slot. Unfortunately, this restricts your flexibility during your holiday a little and you have to plan well in advance. Despite everything, it was an absolutely well-rounded, eventful holiday that I can highly recommend.
Highligts
Culture without end: Alhambra in Granada, the cathedral in Córdoba and Cádiz or the Alcazaba in Malaga
Hidden gems
Walk the Caminito del Rey. Be sure to book well in advance
Destination recommendation
Culture, great scenery, delicious food - there's something for everyone here
Pros
Breathtaking historical buildings in Granada, Sebilla and Córdoba
Impressive landscapes while walking the Caminito del Rey
Cons
Very crowded with tourists even in May
You have to book tickets weeks or months in advance e.g. Nasrid Palaces
Travel interest
Fans of city breaks
Müller O.
5.0
Traveler type
Families
Time of travel
December
Length of stay
1 week
Review
Málaga is a fascinating destination with a rich history, cultural sights and delicious cuisine. The Alcazaba and the Picasso Museum are cultural highlights. The El Palo neighbourhood offers authentic culinary experiences. However, you should be prepared for crowds of tourists and high temperatures in summer. Traffic in the city centre is often hectic and parking spaces are scarce. Nevertheless, Málaga offers a great mix of culture, relaxation and culinary delights.
Highligts
During my stay in Málaga, I was impressed by the breathtaking views from the Alcazaba and the Roman theatre, which offered a deep insight into the history of the city. I found the Picasso Museum particularly fascinating, where I was able to admire the works of the famous artist in his home town. The lively atmosphere and the delicious tapas in the alleyways of the old town gave me unforgettable culinary experiences. La Malagueta beach was a wonderful place to relax and enjoy the Spanish sunshine.
Hidden gems
An insider tip for Málaga is to visit the El Palo neighbourhood, off the beaten tourist track. Here you will find authentic fish restaurants serving fresh espeto (grilled sardines) right on the beach. Especially in the evening, you can enjoy local life in a relaxed atmosphere.
Destination recommendation
A recommended destination in Málaga is the botanical garden La Concepción. This historic garden, which was created in the 19th century, offers an impressive collection of exotic plants and beautiful walks. Here you can take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city and discover the diverse flora and fauna of Andalusia.
It is one of the country’s most captivating areas, as it blends the magnificent Costa del Sol with some of the country’s most bewitching provinces – Cordoba, Granada, Seville, and Cadiz, to name a few. These old, white-walled cities with their ornate splendour reflect centuries of historic Moorish rule. Even the original name, Al-Andalus, has its origins in Arabic, with many of the place names and many Spanish words here having a clear Arabic influence.
Visit the amazing Alhambra during your stay in a luxury holiday villa in Andalusia
Start your holiday in self catering apartments in Andalusia with Granada, whose breathtaking Alhambra palace was the last stronghold of Moorish rule before the Catholics took control in 1492. Wander through the many chambers of the Alhambra, whose ornate stonework, carvings, fountains and labyrinthine hallways open into humongous marble-lined reflecting pools, making it a one-of-a-kind structure and absolutely unique among historical attractions in many European, Mediterranean and African destinations. After checking out all the chambers, stroll around the gardens and discover the ingenious finesse with which the Moors worked. The view from the Alhambra is stunning – you can see Spain’s towering Sierra Nevada mountain range sparkle in brilliant white throughout the winter, and legend has it that a Moorish King once had the mountainside seeded with white flowers to replicate such beauty throughout the sunny summer months, at the request of his beloved Queen. Take in the view each morning from your private Andalusia holiday rental property, whether you're staying in a villa, apartment or house, and marvel in the overwhelmingly beautiful sunsets from the swimming pool your accommodation provides. Indeed, the mystery, intrigue and romance of Spain runs strong in Andalusia.
Get a taste of Southern Spain with Andalusia apartments
Visit Las Alpujarras, a 70-km long series of ancient Moorish villages which crop up along the southern side of the Sierra Nevada; it is easy to hike between these villages and stay in local apartments in Andalusia along the way. Start out at the largest town, Orgiva, and make your way through this magical place revealing breathtaking vistas of Spanish landscapes. Nightlife in Andalusia is also spectacular, but if you’re serious about revelry, then do note that Granada is renowned throughout Spain for its festive atmosphere. Nights generally last until 5 or 6 in the morning, at the earliest, and as you’re starting out your evening, be sure to take advantage of tapas, scrumptious snack-sized dishes that are offered alongside beer or wine.
Once you’ve seen Granada, travel to Córdoba, where you can't miss the influence of the region's shifting history as you walk through the ancient Jewish quarter to reach the synagogue, which was once a cathedral and prior to that a mosque. Indeed, this rich confluence of culture makes for a remarkable historical attraction, although the whole city itself is somewhat of a museum. If you're looking for a more lively nightlife experience, it might be better to move on to Seville, which is simply enchanting; it offers port-city charm and intrigue, and its medieval architecture resonates with magical beauty. If you're in search of a combination of the beach and a vibrant nightlife, then holiday villas in Marbella or Malaga may be best for you. Or if you really want to party hard with your friends for a week, why not rent a holiday home in one of Spain's stunning islands such Palma in Mallorca or Santa Cruz, Tenerife? Andalusia is rich in culture and tradition, but don't let us tell you; the best way to experience this is to book holiday apartments in Andalusia and stay a while to find out for yourself.
11,567 reviews
We collected 11,567 reviews from travellers who stayed in Andalucia. Holiday homes in this destination received an average rating of 4.3/5.
Frequently asked questions
What are the most popular accommodations in Andalucia?
The most booked accommodations in Andalucia are apartment rental and house rentals. We search from more than 26,109 accommodations in Andalucia to help you find the perfect place to stay during your trip.
What does it cost to rent a holiday home in Andalucia?
With Casamundo, you will find holiday rentals in Andalucia starting from as little as £46. On average, properties in Andalucia will have a size of 139 m² (House rentals) and 81 m² (Apartment rental).
Do you offer pet-friendly apartment rental in Andalucia?
If you are travelling with your pet, we have the perfect solution: Apartment rental are the most pet-friendly accommodation types in Andalucia. On average a pet-friendly rental costs £187 per night.
Do you also offer accommodations that are suitable for groups in Andalucia ?
We have a great range of accommodations for groups in Andalucia. On average, the apartment rental has space for 4 guests.
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