Andalusìa

Day 1 - Beautiful Granada
- Alhambra: wonderful red castle perched above the hill
- Albayzin: you can admire the most beautiful panorama of the city
- Calle Elvira: the street that catapults you in a way full of carpets, jewels and fabrics

Day 2 - Trekking in Sierra Nevada
- Los Cahorros: Route 12 km low difficulty that lets you explore a spectacular valley
- Pico del Veleta: second highest peak in the Sierra Nevada with 3,395 meters high
- Mulhacén: the roof of the Iberian Peninsula (3,478 asl)

Day 3 - Malaga:
- Best beaches: Malagueta, El Palo o La Caleta
- Picasso museum: admire more than 200 works by Picasso
- Roman theatre: symbol of Roman Hispania in the city
- Plaza de Toros: to admire the famous Corrida
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Day 4 - El camino del Rey
The most dangerous pathin the world! just an hour's drive from Malaga is El Caminito del Rey, a path built along the walls of the Desfiladero de los Gaitanes: 3 km of ramps suspended up to 100 meters

Day 5 - Gibilter
- Europa Point: the most southerly point of Gibraltar's
- Gibraltar Nature Reserve & Cable Car: great views and unique flora and fauna
- Highest Point and O'Hara's Battery: it is 425 meters high and is well worth exploring

Day 6 - Gibilter
- St. Michael's Cave: lies at least 274 meters above sea level and is crammed full of spectacular stalactites and stalagmites
- The Great Siege Tunnels: the most significant military installation in the Mediterranean
- Gibraltar Skywalk: walk suspended over the Mediterranean

Day  7 - Let's surf in Tarifa
If you don’t already kite-surf (and if you do, you’ll know all about Tarifa’s incredible beaches and clean wind), then here is the place to learn: Playa de Los Lances, Playa de Valdevaqueros, Playa Hurricane, Playa de Bolonia, Playa Punta Paloma, Playa Balneario

Day  8 - Tarifa
You are spoiled for choice between:
- hundreds of trails in the mountains north of Tarifa
- rock climbing
- whale watching
- diving

Day  9/10/11/12 - Playa and movida
Enjoy the remaining days in costa del Sol, Cadiz and El Puerto de Sta María are the best places to experience the Spanish nightlife and relax on the beach

Seville - the last dance
Seville is one of the three most famous cities in Andalucia. Visiting Seville means discovering a very rich architectural and historical legacy, but also diving in Spanish culture, with tapas, sangria and flamenco