Family holiday and travel with children to Andalucia

Andalucia is located in the South of Spain and is Spain’s largest region and known for its flamenco, fiestas, and bullfighting!
Most families head to the Costa del Sol, due to its blue flag beaches, warm weather and variety of family entertainment, however, away from the beach front is a world of fascinating places, such as Ronda, Sierra Nevada, and Spains most popular cities, Seville, Granada, and Cordoba. Adults and children alike will love the opportunity to explore the Islamic style fortresses, palaces and mosques that this region of Spain has to offer. The most famous being the Alhambra Palace in Granada, the Alcazar in Seville and the magnificent “mezquita” in Cordoba.

Things to do with kids in Andalucia

Visit the city of Cordoba, famous for its popular historical sites such as the spectacular Mezquita and the Jewish Quarter. One of the finest examples of Islamic architecture, the Mezquita is a beautiful mosque built by Abd ar-Rahman I. Its shimmering golden mosaics and an endless row of red-and-white striped arches make it a visual delight.
If there is one destination not to be missed in Andalucia, it is the Alhambra Palace! Dominating the Granada skyline from its hill-top perch, the old Islamic quarter of Alhambra is often referred to as ‘The eighth wonder of the world’. Enjoy scenic views of the snow-capped Sierra Nevada in the backdrop and the beautiful Alpujarras valleys. A vibrant city steeped in history and culture combined with a riotous nightlife, Granada is truly worth the experience! The hop-on, hop-off tour allows you to create your own perfect Granada sightseeing itinerary.

Seville is the third largest city in Spain, and is among the most beloved places by tourists. Seville is at the heart of the Andalucian culture of Flamenco and bullfighting.

With plenty of sightseeing options and great tapas bars, a Seville tour is a must-do for every visitor to Andalucia!
From passing the time on one of the many sandy beaches of the Costas, to ski-ing down the snowy slopes of Sierra Nevada, there is a diversity of landscapes, activities and entertainment on offer the whole family.

For the young scientist, they can get a hands on experience at Parque de las Ciencias near Granada and those who prefer wildlife can enjoy a day out at the largest nature reserve in Spain at Selwo Wildlife Park, in Estepona on the Costa del Sol. In Almeria lies Europe’s only desert, and location of Mini HollyWood, where several Spaghetti westerns, including the magnificent Seven and a Fistful of Dollars have been filmed.