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Cities of the Spanish South

From the Sierra Nevada to the sea

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Cities of the Spanish South

Explore the fascinating cities of Granada, Córdoba, Seville, Jerez and Cádiz on this journey by rail. Revel in the rich history, laid-back atmosphere and renowned gastronomy as you explore with the help of our self-guided city walking tours, and stay in stylish, centrally located hotels.

Cities of the Spanish South . 10 nights

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Cities of the Spanish South . 10 nights

Overview
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Itinerary
Where you stay
Extend your stay
Prices & travel
Reviews
FAQs

Holiday information

- Holiday type
  
  Journey
- Included extras
  
  Street plans and detailed notes for self-guided walking tours of all cities
- Nights
  
  10
- Accommodation
  
  One 2-star hotel; three 3-star hotels; one 4-star hotel
- Meals
  
  Breakfast every day
- Price
  
  From £965pp
- Travel
  
  Flights not included. See price panel for details.
- Start
  
  Any day
- When you can travel
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  The season for this holiday is:
  01 June - 24 June 2019
  01 September - 24 December 2019
  02 January - 30 June 2020

A touring holiday from Granada to Cádiz

So many of the things we associate with Spain – mouthwatering tapas, fiery flamenco, colourful fiestas and crisp, deliciously dry sherry – trace their roots to Andalucia, in the sun-soaked south of the country. This is also where you’ll find many of the most captivating Spanish cities, all of which combine rich and varied cultural heritages with excellent gastronomy and a seductively laid-back southern vibe.

Beginning in Granada, an atmospheric city lying beneath the snow-capped Sierra Nevada, this leisurely exploration of southern Spain visits four other iconic cities: Córdoba, an architectural delight and once western Europe’s most sophisticated city; Seville, where citrus-scented alleyways lead to impressive monuments and inviting tapas bars; Jerez, home to innumerable sherry bodegas and a troupe of dancing horses; and Cádiz, an often-overlooked but beautiful city surrounded almost entirely by sea.

Gallery

Alhambra, Granada

Sunset over Granada

The whitewashed, flower-lined streets of Córdoba

Plaza de España, Seville

Alcázar, Seville

Jerez

Cádiz

Cathedral, Cádiz

Morcilla

Itinerary

The key to Inntravel holidays is flexibility. You can start on the day of your choice, and are free to add extra nights.

Arrival

Arrival in Granada

Arrival in Granada

Night 1: at Casa Morisca (the first of two nights here).
As your first night’s accommodation is on the day of travel, Day 1 is your first day of exploration.
Day 1

Explore Granada

Explore Granada

Spend your first day exploring Granada’s star attraction: the glorious Alhambra*, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the epitome of Moorish architecture and design with its crumbling fortress (Alcazaba), the astonishingly intricate tilework and stucco decoration of the royal palace, and the immaculate ornamental gardens of the Generalife, complete with tinkling fountains. We also include notes for a self-guided walking tour of the wonderfully intriguing Albaicín, Spain’s most characteristic surviving Moorish quarter, where steep, cobbled streets lead past whitewashed houses and hidden courtyards shaded with orange and lemon trees.

*Tickets for a group guided tour of the Alhambra Palace can be pre-booked before departure. Please check the ‘Prices & Travel’ section and contact us to book in advance.

Admire the intricate palaces of the Alhambra
Day 2

Granada to Córdoba

Granada to Córdoba

Today, you take the train to Córdoba, another iconic southern Spanish city, where you spend two nights at the Llave de la Juderia, a series of converted townhouses in a prime location. (Journey time: 2hrs 30mins. Please note: there is currently a bus replacement for part of this journey due to long-term engineering works.)

Cordoba
Day 3

Explore Córdoba

Explore Córdoba

Once the capital of the Islamic Empire in the west, with architectural treasures to rival anything in the world, there's far more to Córdoba than meets the eye. Behind the iconic striped arches and marble-and-jasper columns of the magnificent 11th-century Mezquita lies a splendid, 16th-century Renaissance cathedral. And sequestered within the walls of the maze of the Jewish quarter lie exquisite, flower-bedecked courtyard gardens, which each May are opened to the public during the annual Fiesta de los Patios. Our self-guided walking route will lead you to a number of other, less-well-known gems amid Córdoba’s whitewashed streets.
If you wish to visit the city's delightful Alcázar, please note this is closed on Sunday afternoons and Mondays.

Mezquita, Cordoba
Day 4

Córdoba to Seville

Córdoba to Seville

Travel the short distance by rail to Seville, a captivating city which encapsulates the spirit and vibrancy of southern Spain. Your base for your two nights here is the Casas del Rey de Baeza, a delightful 4-star hotel set on the fringes of the historic quarter. (Journey time: 45mins)
Day 5

Explore Seville

Explore Seville

Follow our walking notes and discover Seville’s winding, whitewashed streets, orange-tree-filled plazas, Baroque churches and Mudéjar palaces. Wonder at the world’s largest Gothic cathedral with its soaring Moorish tower, admire the Alcázar’s sumptuous gardens (online booking essential to avoid long queues), stroll between the fountains and waterways of the splendid Plaza de España, and enjoy citrus-scented evenings exploring the city’s traditional tapas bars or wandering through its old, tightly-knit neighbourhoods where you’ll hear the soulful strains of flamenco pulsing out from authentic tablaos.

Alcazar gardens, Seville
Day 6

Seville to Jerez

Seville to Jerez

Continue south by train to the quintessentially Spanish city of Jerez de la Frontera where you spend two nights at the Hotel Casa Grande, within easy walking distance of the city’s main sights. (Journey time: 1hr)
Day 7

Explore Jerez

Explore Jerez

Apex of the famous ‘sherry triangle’, Jerez is very much focused around this versatile – and often under-appreciated – drink; and not the sweet cream variety that has flavoured many a British trifle over the years. The Spanish prefer theirs dry, very dry or drier still, poured from on high by a skilled venenciador and served fresh and chilled in a proper copita. As you can imagine, it’s not hard to find somewhere to enjoy sherry in Jerez, but our self-guided tour takes will lead you to several of the city's simple tabancos, one-time wine shops where it is dispensed directly from the cask. Beyond the bodegas, there are some delightful historic gems to discover, including the serene Moorish Alcázar with its shaded courtyards and spectacular view over the great Gothic-Mudéjar cathedral. True aficionados will also want to visit the coastal town of Sanlúcar de Barrameda, home of the delicate manzanilla sherry and gateway to the unique Doñana National Park, Europe’s largest nature reserve.

Alcazar, Jerez
Day 8

Jerez to Cádiz

Jerez to Cádiz

Today you take the train to Cádiz, a city surrounded almost entirely by sea, and once Spain’s gateway to the Americas. Stay at the Hotel Argantonio or upgrade to Casa de las Cuatro Torres, one of the city’s most iconic buildings. (Journey time: 45mins)
Day 9

Explore Cádiz

Explore Cádiz

If ever a city were made for wandering, Cádiz – with its grid of long, elegant streets that stretch towards the sea – is it. Narrow, sinuous and practically traffic-free, these shaded passageways are decorated with layers of finely wrought balconies and large, beautifully shaped windows. As you weave your way through them, you may wish to pause at the hidden Roman amphitheatre and golden-domed Baroque cathedral – particularly impressive at sunset. But to really get under the skin of this entrancing city, we recommend settling down in one of its ubiquitous freidurías with a plate of delicious fried fish and simply soaking up the unique atmosphere.
We thoroughly recommend adding an extra night in Cádiz and taking a boat across the bay to visit unspoiled Puerto de Santa María. Overlooked by most tourists, this delightful town is a firm favourite with the locals, who flock to its thriving sherry bodegas and extraordinary seafood restaurants. For those who are still keen to learn more about the area’s iconic tipple, Santa María is also home to the Osborne sherry winery, whose famous black-bull logo you will almost certainly recognise.

Cádiz

Accommodation

Our carefully chosen hotels are all within walking distance of the major sights.

Occasionally, due to availability, we may offer an alternative hotel, as shown below. You will be informed of any change to the usual hotel (along with any price implication) prior to us confirming your holiday to you.

Whichever hotels you stay at, it is well worth adding extra nights in any or all five of the cities to give you more time to explore. (If you only have time for one additional night, we strongly suggest spending it in Cádiz, for the chance to catch the ferry across to Puerto de Santa María.)

- Alternative hotel
  
  Nights 1-2
  Casa Morisca
  Granada
  Located on the edge of the atmospheric Albaicín, this romantic 15th-century mansion is close to the Alhambra, and is ideally located to explore the palace. Inside, it is exquisitely appointed and full of character, the furniture, fine tilework and original features recalling years gone by. The 14 stylish bedrooms are set around the central, arcaded courtyard, which has a fountain at its centre. You can upgrade to a larger junior suite or the best room in the hotel, the Mirador, which boasts a superb view of the Alhambra.
  
  Meal arrangements: breakfast only
- Back
  
  Nights 1-2
  Palacio de los Patos
  Granada
  Dating from the 18th century, this unique palace is now a very modern boutique hotel, a delightful fusion of neo-classical and original architecture with modern design details that add interest and style. The rooms are bright and spacious, replete with luxurious details, and the emphasis is purely on relaxation and indulgence – the hotel boasts a gastronomic restaurant, a sun terrace, ornate Arabic gardens and a wonderful spa.
  
  Meal arrangements: breakfast only
- Alternative hotel
  
  Nights 3-4
  Llave de la Juderia
  Córdoba
  The hotel is a conversion of two town houses that has resulted in a stylish hotel with eclectic furnishings and décor. Its location is excellent – in the heart of the fascinating Jewish quarter and only a few minutes’ walk from the Mezquita.
  
  Meal arrangements: breakfast only
- Back
  
  Nights 3-4
  Palacio del Bailio
  Córdoba
  Beautifully converted from a 16th-century palace in the romantic heart of the city, the hotel is now a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site, making it an experience in itself, combining culture, art and history with excellent cuisine and luxurious relaxation. There is a rare plant garden in which to relax, as well as a seating area with a glass floor looking into the ruins of a Roman villa directly beneath the hotel. The superlative restaurant showcases flavours of the region.
  
  Meal arrangements: breakfast only
- Alternative hotel
  
  Nights 5-6
  Casas del Rey de Baeza
  Seville
  This is a highly acclaimed hotel centred on a series of courtyards shaded by balconies of lush plants. A real feeling of relaxation and intimacy prevails, and this is possibly one of the most charming hotels in Seville, with its traditional architecture, furniture and attention to detail. Located just a stone’s throw away from one of the city’s great palaces, Casa de Pilatos, it is a great base from which to discover Seville. The roof-top terrace is very inviting, not least for its swimming pool and wonderful views.
  
  Meal arrangements: breakfast only
- Back
  
  Nights 5-6
  Casas de la Juderia
  Seville
  This attractive and highly praised hotel enjoys an excellent position in a quiet side street right on the edge of the atmospheric Santa Cruz district (the old Jewish Quarter). In keeping with many of the houses here, its ochre-coloured buildings cluster around tranquil courtyards. The décor and furnishings of the lounge and 95 bedrooms are traditional in style, and the hotel also has a spectacular roof-top pool, where you can take a refreshing dip with a view!
  
  Meal arrangements: breakfast only
- Alternative hotel
  
  Nights 7-8
  Hotel Casa Grande
  Jerez
  Located in a quiet square yet within easy walking distance of Jerez's most famous bodegas and sherry bars, Hotel Casa Grande is a former 1920s mansion that has been carefully converted into a small, intimate boutique hotel. Its pretty rooms surround a light-filled interior courtyard and there is a lovely roof terrace from where you can enjoy splendid views across the city's rooftops. Please note that most of the rooms face onto the interior courtyard.
  
  Meal arrangements: breakfast only
- Back
  
  Nights 7-8
  Hotel Palacio Garvey
  Jerez
  This exclusive 19th-century palace enjoys a superb location in the historic centre of Jerez. Despite the sleek, modern décor, the building's original character shines through – think dark wood floors, high ceilings and marble staircases. All of the bedrooms feature a hydromassage bath with shower, and are centred around an ornate Andalucian patio where breakfast is also taken.
  
  Meal arrangements: breakfast only
- Alternative hotel
  
  Nights 9-10
  Hotel Argantonio
  Cádiz
  This charming hotel occupies a former 18th-century townhouse in the bustling heart of Cádiz. Built around a central courtyard, the Argantonio is a warm mix of Andalucian, colonial and classical styles, with the owner's design background reflected in the stylish décor and furnishings. There is also a fantastic roof-top terrace from which to enjoy the views over the city.
  
  Meal arrangements: breakfast only
- Back
  
  Nights 9-10
  Casa de las Cuatro Torres
  Cádiz
  
  boutique hotel
  Once the home of a prosperous 18th-century merchant, the beautifully renovated Casa de las Cuatro Torres – named for its four distinctive watchtowers – is one of the most iconic buildings in Cádiz. The spacious bedrooms are full of character with exposed stonework, high ceilings and plenty of original features, while the bathrooms are large and modern. The icing on the cake, however, is the large roof terrace replete with its own watchtower and superb panoramas of the port and city.
  
  Meal arrangements: breakfast only

Options to extend or shorten your stay

City Add-On

Málaga City Add-on

Gateway to Andalucia

2 nights, from £170pp

Discover a surprisingly relaxed side to the historic city of Málaga, the perfect complement to your holiday in rural Andalucia.

Journey

Fino & Flamenco

Seville, Jerez & Cádiz

6 nights, from £495pp

Unearth the hidden treasures of some of Spain's most beguiling cities as you journey south through Andalucia's famous ‘sherry triangle’ to reach the sea at Cádiz.

Journey

A Trail of Three Cities

Seville, Córdoba & Granada

6 nights, from £720pp

A beguiling cultural journey, linking three of Spain’s most enigmatic cities – Seville, Córdoba & Granada – by rail, with a self-guided walking tour of each.

Prices & travel options

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Prices (£ per person based on 2 sharing)

Journey price

10 nights: 01 June - 24 June 2019, 01 September - 24 December 2019 & 02 January - 30 June 2020

Start any day | End by latest date(s) shown above

Starting	Price	Single room
1 - 20 June	£1135	£620
1 September - 26 October	£1185	£705
27 - 31 October	not available	not available
1 - 27 November	£995	£565
28 November - 3 December	£1095	£595
4 - 14 December	£995	£565
2 January - 10 February	£965	£515
11 February - 29 March	£1095	£595
30 March - 8 April	£1395	£865
9 - 19 April	£1145	£665
20 - 23 April	£1395	£865
24 - 27 April	not available	not available
28 April - 12 May	£1395	£865
13 May - 11 June	£1145	£665
12 - 20 June	£1045	£595
3rd & 4th person discount	£0
Single traveller supplement	£0

Includes accommodation, meals, travel between hotels and any other services integral to the holiday as described, plus a detailed information pack, but no travel from the UK, nor any connecting travel from the airport unless stated below.

# holiday unavailable to start 27-31 Oct 2019 & 24-27 Apr 2020

Included travel: Granada-Córdoba-Seville-Jerez-Cádiz by rail
Pay locally for travel arrangements between city stations and hotels

For a guided tour of the Alhambra Palace, add £58pp 1 May 2019 - 31 Mar 2020; £64pp 1 Apr - 30 Jun 2020

Please remember to indicate your hotel preferences when booking

Book your flights through us and we'll find the best route and times to suit you. Please contact us to find out more about our flight booking service. We can also book connecting travel - see below.

Room upgrades & extra nights

Room upgrades (£ per person per night)

Casa Morisca
Alhambra view: 01 Jun - 30 Jun 2019	£30
Alhambra view: 01 Sep - 24 Dec 2019	£26
Alhambra view: 02 Jan - 14 Mar 2020	£20
Alhambra view: 15 Mar - 30 Jun 2020	£26
Deluxe with lounge: 01 Jun - 30 Jun 2019	£30
Deluxe with lounge: 01 Sep - 24 Dec 2019	£26
Deluxe with lounge: 02 Jan - 14 Mar 2020	£20
Deluxe with lounge: 15 Mar - 30 Jun 2020	£28

Llave de la Juderia
Superior: 01 Jun - 30 Jun 2019	£22
Superior: 01 Sep - 24 Dec 2019	£22
Superior: 02 Jan - 30 Jun 2020	£22

Casas del Rey de Baeza
Deluxe: 02 Jun - 29 Jun 2019	£30
Deluxe: 30 Jun - 30 Jun 2019	£26
Deluxe: 01 Sep - 05 Sep 2019	£30
Deluxe: 06 Sep - 01 Nov 2019	£35
Deluxe: 02 Nov - 20 Dec 2019	£30
Deluxe: 21 Dec - 24 Dec 2019	£30
Deluxe: 02 Jan - 04 Apr 2020	£30
Deluxe: 05 Apr - 12 Apr 2020	£60
Deluxe: 13 Apr - 24 Apr 2020	£30
Deluxe: 25 Apr - 02 May 2020	£60
Deluxe: 03 May - 30 Jun 2020	£30
Junior suite: 02 Jun - 30 Jun 2019	£45
Junior suite: 01 Sep - 05 Sep 2019	£48
Junior suite: 06 Sep - 01 Nov 2019	£56
Junior suite: 02 Nov - 20 Dec 2019	£48
Junior suite: 21 Dec - 24 Dec 2019	£48
Junior suite: 02 Jan - 04 Apr 2020	£48
Junior suite: 05 Apr - 12 Apr 2020	£75
Junior suite: 13 Apr - 24 Apr 2020	£48
Junior suite: 25 Apr - 02 May 2020	£75
Junior suite: 03 May - 30 Jun 2020	£48

Hotel Casa Grande
Deluxe: 01 Jun - 30 Jun 2019	£10
Deluxe: 01 Sep - 24 Dec 2019	£10
Deluxe: 02 Jan - 08 May 2020	£10
Deluxe: 09 May - 17 May 2020	£90
Deluxe: 18 May - 30 Jun 2020	£10
Junior suite: 01 Jun - 30 Jun 2019	£18
Junior suite: 01 Sep - 24 Dec 2019	£18
Junior suite: 02 Jan - 08 May 2020	£18
Junior suite: 09 May - 17 May 2020	£90
Junior suite: 18 May - 30 Jun 2020	£18

Hotel Argantonio
Deluxe: 01 Jun - 30 Jun 2019	£24
Deluxe: 01 Sep - 30 Sep 2019	£12
Deluxe: 01 Oct - 24 Dec 2019	£24
Deluxe: 02 Jan - 30 Jun 2020	£24
Junior suite: 01 Jun - 30 Jun 2019	£30
Junior suite: 01 Sep - 24 Dec 2019	£25
Suite: 01 Jun - 30 Jun 2019	£40
Suite: 01 Sep - 24 Dec 2019	£35
Suite: 02 Jan - 19 Feb 2020	£35
Suite: 20 Feb - 01 Mar 2020	£45
Suite: 02 Mar - 04 Mar 2020	£35
Suite: 05 Mar - 07 Mar 2020	£45
Suite: 08 Mar - 04 Apr 2020	£35
Suite: 05 Apr - 12 Apr 2020	£40
Suite: 13 Apr - 30 Apr 2020	£35
Suite: 01 May - 02 May 2020	£45
Suite: 03 May - 31 May 2020	£35
Suite: 01 Jun - 30 Jun 2020	£40
Superior: 01 Jun - 30 Jun 2019	£8
Superior: 01 Sep - 24 Dec 2019	£6
Superior: 02 Jan - 12 Apr 2020	£10
Superior: 13 Apr - 30 Jun 2020	£6

Extra nights (£ per person per night) in a double or single room

Casa Morisca (B&B)	Double room	Single room
01 Jun - 30 Jun 2019	£100	£162
01 Sep - 31 Oct 2019	£102	£166
01 Nov - 21 Dec 2019	£90	£148
22 Dec - 24 Dec 2019	£102	£166
02 Jan - 13 Mar 2020	£80	£128
14 Mar - 30 Jun 2020	£98	£158

Llave de la Juderia (B&B)	Double room	Single room
01 Jun - 30 Jun 2019	£72	£126
01 Sep - 30 Sep 2019	£74	£128
01 Oct - 31 Oct 2019	£84	£148
01 Nov - 24 Dec 2019	£74	£128
02 Jan - 31 Mar 2020	£70	£122
01 Apr - 31 May 2020	£80	£142
01 Jun - 30 Jun 2020	£70	£122

Casas del Rey de Baeza (B&B)	Double room	Single room
01 Jun - 01 Jun 2019	£105	£190
02 Jun - 30 Jun 2019	£90	£160
01 Sep - 04 Sep 2019	£80	£138
05 Sep - 31 Oct 2019	£105	£190
04 Nov - 04 Dec 2019	£90	£160
05 Dec - 07 Dec 2019	£108	£196
08 Dec - 24 Dec 2019	£78	£136
02 Jan - 25 Feb 2020	£78	£136
26 Feb - 27 Mar 2020	£90	£160
28 Mar - 03 Apr 2020	£108	£196
04 Apr - 12 Apr 2020	£190	£360
13 Apr - 23 Apr 2020	£108	£196
24 Apr - 02 May 2020	£190	£360
03 May - 13 Jun 2020	£108	£196
14 Jun - 30 Jun 2020	£90	£160

Hotel Casa Grande (B&B)	Double room	Single room
01 Jun - 30 Jun 2019	£38	£70
01 Sep - 31 Oct 2019 §	£40	£76
01 Nov - 24 Dec 2019 §	£35	£65
02 Jan - 21 Feb 2020	£35	£65
22 Feb - 26 Feb 2020	£68	£106
27 Feb - 02 Mar 2020	£76	£124
03 Mar - 05 Mar 2020	£68	£106
06 Mar - 08 Mar 2020	£76	£124
09 Mar - 07 Apr 2020	£35	£65
08 Apr - 12 Apr 2020	£76	£124
13 Apr - 30 Apr 2020	£35	£65
01 May - 03 May 2020	not available	not available
04 May - 08 May 2020	£35	£65
09 May - 17 May 2020	£150	£270
18 May - 30 Jun 2020	£35	£65

§ Add £40pp/n (£56pn in a single room) if staying in Jerez on 11-12 Oct; 1-2 Nov & 5-8 Dec 2019

Hotel Argantonio (B&B)	Double room	Single room
01 Jun - 30 Jun 2019	£58	£98
01 Sep - 30 Sep 2019	£68	£102
01 Oct - 31 Oct 2019	£52	£94
01 Nov - 21 Dec 2019	£50	£82
02 Jan - 19 Feb 2020	£50	£82
20 Feb - 01 Mar 2020	£75	£110
02 Mar - 04 Mar 2020	£50	£88
05 Mar - 07 Mar 2020	£82	£118
08 Mar - 04 Apr 2020	£50	£88
05 Apr - 12 Apr 2020	£62	£102
13 Apr - 30 Apr 2020	£52	£94
01 May - 02 May 2020	£62	£102
03 May - 30 Jun 2020	£52	£94

Flight options

RECOMMENDED AIRPORT(S):
Granada, Seville, Málaga (return from Jerez, Seville, Málaga)

Travelling from the UK

Travelling from outside the UK

If you are flying from outside Europe, we recommend flying via Madrid. To discuss onward connecting travel to the start of your holiday, please contact us.

Outward route	Airline
Aberdeen - Malaga	Ryanair

Outward route	Airline
Belfast Intl. - Malaga	Aer Lingus, easyJet, jet2, Ryanair, TUI

Outward route	Airline
Birmingham - Malaga	Flybe, jet2, Norwegian, Ryanair, TUI, Vueling

Outward route	Airline
Bournemouth - Malaga	Ryanair

Outward route	Airline
Bristol - Malaga	easyJet, Ryanair, TUI
Bristol - Seville	easyJet, Ryanair

Outward route	Airline
Cardiff - Malaga	TUI, Vueling

Outward route	Airline
Doncaster Sheffield - Malaga	Flybe, TUI

Outward route	Airline
Nottingham East Midlands - Malaga	jet2, Ryanair, TUI
Nottingham East Midlands - Seville	Ryanair

Outward route	Airline
Edinburgh - Malaga	jet2, Norwegian, Ryanair
Edinburgh - Seville	easyJet, Ryanair

Outward route	Airline
Exeter - Malaga	Flybe

Outward route	Airline
Glasgow - Malaga	easyJet, jet2, TUI

Outward route	Airline
Glasgow Prestwick - Malaga	Ryanair

Outward route	Airline
Inverness - Seville (via Amsterdam Schiphol)	KLM

Outward route	Airline
Leeds Bradford - Malaga	jet2, Ryanair, TUI
Leeds Bradford - Seville (via Amsterdam Schiphol)	KLM

Outward route	Airline
Liverpool - Malaga	easyJet

Outward route	Airline
London City - Granada	British Airways
London City - Malaga	British Airways

Outward route	Airline
Gatwick - Granada	easyJet
Gatwick - Jerez	easyJet
Gatwick - Malaga	British Airways, easyJet, Norwegian, TUI
Gatwick - Seville	British Airways, easyJet

Outward route	Airline
Heathrow - Granada (via Madrid)	Iberia
Heathrow - Malaga	British Airways
Heathrow - Seville (via Madrid)	Iberia

Outward route	Airline
Luton - Malaga	easyJet, Ryanair, TUI
Luton - Seville	easyJet

Outward route	Airline
London Southend - Malaga	easyJet

Outward route	Airline
Stansted - Jerez	Ryanair
Stansted - Malaga	British Airways, easyJet, jet2, Ryanair
Stansted - Seville	Ryanair

Outward route	Airline
Manchester - Granada	easyJet
Manchester - Jerez	easyJet
Manchester - Malaga	easyJet, jet2, Norwegian, Ryanair, Thomas Cook, TUI
Manchester - Seville	Ryanair

Outward route	Airline
Newcastle - Malaga	easyJet, jet2, Ryanair, TUI

Outward route	Airline
Norwich - Malaga	Flybe

Outward route	Airline
Southampton - Malaga	Flybe

Travelling from outside the UK

If you are flying from outside Europe, we recommend flying via Madrid. To discuss onward connecting travel to the start of your holiday, please contact us.

This list of flight options should be used as a guide only, and you should check each airline’s website for current routes, frequency and schedules. Not all flights operate daily, and may not run for the entire season. You should also heed the latest flight arrival time and earliest flight departure time, as it may not be possible to arrange connecting travel outside these times. Please do not book your flights until we have confirmed your accommodation to you. Alternatively, our expert reservations team will be happy to offer advice and to make flight bookings for you. We charge £30 per person for our flight booking service (£50 for India and Nepal). Your flights are then covered by our package-booking conditions, which give you greater protection in the event of delay or cancellation, as well as providing ATOL cover.

Connecting Travel

Prices below are based on 2 people travelling together.

Connecting travel options - flying to Granada & back from Jerez

Outward route	Price per person	Latest flight arrival time
own travel arrangements from the airport to the hotel	pay locally	flexible

Homeward route	Price per person	Earliest flight departure time
rail Cádiz to Jerez airport (0h45)	£7	1100

Connecting travel options - flying via Málaga

Outward route	Price per person	Latest flight arrival time
coach Málaga to Granada (2h)	£18	1930

Homeward route	Price per person	Earliest flight departure time
rail Cádiz to Málaga Maria Zambrano (5h10)	£65	1945

Connecting travel options - flying via Seville

Outward route	Price per person	Latest flight arrival time
coach Seville Plaza de Armas OR Seville Prado de San Sebastián to Granada (3h)	£29	1430

Homeward route	Price per person	Earliest flight departure time
rail Cádiz to Seville Santa Justa (1h40)	£18	1200

What is included

10 nights
10 breakfasts
city maps and notes for walking tours
detailed cultural information
rail travel between cities

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FAQs

What’s in the information pack?

The information that we send to you 2-3 weeks before your holiday includes practical information about each stage of your journey so that you can travel confidently from one hotel to another, recommendations for places to visit and eat out in each place, plus cultural information about the area. Where applicable, we also provide notes for a self-guided walking tour of most cities, and some large towns. Sample travel pack >
Can I book my flights through Inntravel, and what’s the advantage of doing this?

We can book a wide range of airlines and routes from the UK. As well as being more convenient for you to book all elements of your holiday together, it also means that we’ll accept liability for your travel arrangements, so if things go wrong, such as the airline going bust, we’ll make suitable alternative arrangements for you. For Europe and Morocco, there’s a £30 booking fee per person (£15 for children aged 2-11). For India and Nepal, the booking fee is £50 per person. More information on flights >
I’d like to travel all the way from the UK by rail. Can you arrange this?

Absolutely! We are experts in tailored rail travel. Making use of sleeper trains or stopovers in cities along the route, we can get you from London to virtually anywhere in mainland Europe. We can even make arrangements to Mallorca, Sicily and Norway with a combination of ferries and rail. Please contact Abi to discuss your plans.
Can you book travel arrangements for customers from outside the UK?

We can’t book flights that originate outside the UK, but if you wanted book your own flights to London (or elsewhere in the UK), we can make all onward travel arrangements (including flights) from there. Alternatively, if you are booking your own flights to an airport in continental Europe that’s appropriate for your holiday, we can book onward rail travel and/or taxis. More information about how we can tailor holidays for customers outside the UK >
How do I make a booking?

Once you’ve decided on your exact itinerary (our travel experts will be happy to offer advice), you need to provide us with your party’s details, either by phone or via our booking form. At this point we also ask you to pay a deposit so that we can secure a room for you immediately on confirming availability with the hotel(s). If it turns out that we can’t secure the accommodation for the holiday you’ve requested, or offer an acceptable alternative, we’ll refund your deposit promptly and in full. After booking your accommodation and other key elements, we'll then book your travel (or you can do so if you’re making your own arrangements) and send you a Booking Confirmation and Invoice.
Do I need travel insurance?

Yes, it’s something we insist on, even for holidays in the UK. The vast majority of holidays go smoothly, but when things go wrong, it can be expensive to put them right. Buying a new pair of walking boots after your suitcase is stolen mightn’t seem so bad, but the bill for being airlifted down from a mountain with a broken leg or flown home while still recovering from an illness or accident can cost tens of thousands of pounds.

You don’t have to buy our policy (if you live outside Europe you’ll definitely need to make your own arrangements, as the policy is only for UK and EU residents), but you do need to make sure that you’re covered for medical emergencies and repatriation. We also recommend that you are covered for other eventualities, such as cancellation and loss of luggage and passports.
Do I need a visa or anything health-related for Spain?

It is your responsibility to ensure you are in possession of the correct travel documents, with the correct validity. If you’re a UK citizen, you need a full British passport to travel to Spain, but not a visa (if you are travelling after 31 October 2019, see the Brexit question below for more information). If you are a citizen of another country, you’ll need to check requirements with the national embassy or your own consulate.

Current information regarding vaccinations and travel health advice can be found through the following NHS link: www.fitfortravel.nhs.uk/advice/ You must make sure you have adequate insurance cover for illness, accidents and repatriation (see the insurance question). UK citizens should also obtain a European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) by applying at a Post Office or at www.ehic.org.uk. The EHIC allows reciprocal health care but should not be seen as a substitute for travel insurance. EHICs may cease to be valid in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
What else do I need to know about travelling to Spain?

(Castilian) Spanish is one of several official languages; in Catalonia, for example, Catalan has equal status. The currency is the Euro. Spanish time is GMT/UTC + 1. It uses Daylight Saving Time, so in summer is on BST + 1.
How does Brexit affect travel to Europe?

Even in the event of a no-deal Brexit, it’s been confirmed that flights will continue as normal and that you won’t need a visa to go on holiday (the limit on stays is 90 days). What you will need if there’s no deal is a passport that is valid for at least 6 months beyond the date of your arrival (extra months added because you renewed your passport early do not count) and adequate travel insurance to cover you for accidents and illness in case reciprocal health deals are suspended. If you are driving while on holiday, you will probably need an International Driving Permit (plus a Green Card if you are taking your own car to Europe). More information >
Where can I find general travel advice?

The UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) provides up-to-date, country-by-country travel advice, as well as information on security, local laws, passports and visas for UK citizens.
If you live outside the UK, see our essential travel information page for a list of relevant websites.