Andalusia is an amazingly extensive region of hills, rivers, and farmland, bordering the southern coast of Spain. It was under Moorish, a legacy that is easily shown in its architecture, including such landmarks as the Alcázar castle in Seville, the Mosque Cathedral "Mezquita" in Cordoba, and the world-famous Alhambra palace in Granada.

When visiting Andalusia, you can't miss its capital, Seville, a romantic and sensual city. Colorful religious festivals and famous flamenco dancing are deeply rooted in its distinct culture. Visitors are enchanted by the great Cathedral, the Alcazar, picturesque cobblestone streets and beautiful architecture.

About 140 km from Seville, we arrive in Cordoba, once considered the most important city in Europe. The city was a center of civilization where great intellectuals, Jewish and Muslim philosophers shared their ideas, and a place where the people of three religions, Christianity, Islam and Judaism, lived in harmony. Once here, it is a must to visit the Mosque with its breathtaking interior, the "Judería" (the old Jewish quarter) an authentic and lively maze of narrow streets, lined with whitewashed houses adorned with flowers.

Continuing our journey through the Andalusia region, we arrive in Granada, a city where the Moors built a masterpiece of Islamic design, the Alhambra fortress - classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its cultural and historical value. Visiting the Alcaiceria, the colorful Arab Spice Market, and seeing authentic flamenco performed by locals in a gypsy cave in the Sacromonte are some of the best experiences we can recommend.

The old port city of Malaga carries over 3000 years of history, fascinating ancient ruins, beautiful gardens, and the fascinating Picasso Museum, as well as several other excellent museums. The historic city center is also a charming area, in the narrow pedestrian streets, visitors will find small boutiques and plazas lined with terraces of tapas restaurants.

Once in Andalusia, keep in mind that our programs promise culture, fun, warm temperatures and time to relax, embodying the Andalusian spirit.