



Andalucia
Spain
This stunning and varied region has a range of attractions from the celebrated Moorish legacy of Granada, Seville and Cordoba to the tiny unspoiled villages and whitewashed towns of the interior - the famous pueblos blancos – and the rugged beauty of the Sierra Nevada. The beaches aren't bad either.
Andalucia’s beautiful landscapes include more than 500 miles of coastline, much of it still unspoilt, the renowned wetlands of the Doñana National Park, and the only desert on the European continent.
Relax among the ancient olive groves and blossoming almond orchards of the rural heartland, where undulating hills and tiny terraced farms make up the panorama, or explore the many historic towns such as Ubeda and Ronda, as well as the famous attractions of Seville, Cordoba and Granada.
The winelands of Jerez and delicious local cuisine complete the picture of what must be the most enticing region of the Iberian Peninsula.
Original Travel has selected several of the finest hotels in and around Andalucia for you to choose from.
Testimonials
'Stylish, intimate, so pretty you gaze at it for hours'
The secret favourite of everyone you know, even though they haven’t told you about it, the creeps. The Reid family’s two sons have recently taken over, given the place a renewed vitality – it’s absolutely at the top of its came. Halfway between Seville and Jerez, in the grounds of a working olive estate, it has amazing views and is perfect for visiting the ‘white towns’ in the nearby hills. There’s lots of space, wonderful bedrooms and three separate casitas. The gardens burst with lemon...
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