When we’re talking about Spain, one of our favorite countries, it’s hard to find something we don’t like. Every time we land in Spain, we feel at home. After visiting many of the most important Spanish cities, we decided it was the perfect time for a road trip through the vibrant region of Andalusia.
We’ve always known that Andalusia is famous for its wild landscapes, the White Towns (Los Pueblos Blancos), national parks, rivers, and mountains.
While searching online, we came across a great guidebook written by a woman who had traveled the entire region by van.
After purchasing it, I discovered how amazing, complete, and helpful the guide was, packed with natural beauty, and recommendations for places to eat and sleep.
We booked a flight to Malaga, grabbed a car, and began our adventure.
Our 2 weeks Andalusia Itinerary
- Day 1, 2 & 3 Serrania de Ronda
- Day 3, 4 & 5 Sierra Sur de Sevilla
- Day 5, 6 & 7 Los Arcornocales
- Day 7, 8 & 9 Costa della Luz
- Day 9 & 10 Alcalà De Guadaira
- Day 10, 11 & 12 North Cordoba
- Day 12, 13 & 14 La Axarquìa
- Day 14 & 15 Malaga
Serrania de Ronda
- Setenil De las Botegas, Ronda, Presa de Montejaque & cueva dell’Hundiero, Benajoan, cueva del Gato, cueva de la Pileta, Jimera del Lìbar.
Sierra Sur De Sevilla
- Olvera, Embalse de la torre del Aguila, Castillo de las Aguzaduras, Pruna, pico Terril, trekking Camino de la Frontera (Camino de Santiago)
Los Alcornocales
- Castillo el Castillar, Castillo de Jimena de la Frontera, El Colmenar, Presa del Colmenar.
Costa De La Luz
- Costa De La Luz, Tarifa, Playa de Bolonia, Zahara de los Atunes, Vejer de la Frontera.
North Cordoba
Cordoba, trekking at Parque los Villares, Rio Guadiato, Embalse del Guadalmellato, presa de la encantada, baños de popea.
La Axarquìa
Junta de los Rios, playa caleta de Maro, Frigiliana, Trekking El Fuente.
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