Hello Andre,

Yes, you can do this itinerary in 14 days. No problem.
It’s a bit similar to the other itinerary I wrote for 15 days in Andalusia. You can read it here if you want: 2 weeks itinerary in Andalusia.

I don’t have any special recommendations for motorhomes as I always drive around.
But you can find the spots available in Andalusia on Park4Night app (click here).

Enjoy your road trip in Andalusia!

Do you know about campervan overnight parking places? Your thoughts would be most helpful! Thank you for your insight and recommendations on the sights we must see.

You can see the answer on the post above 🙂

Hi Kushang,

For your 10 days itinerary in Andalucia, I would remove the day in Cadiz. From Malaga, it’s a little bit complicated to go to Cadiz without a car.
It’s almost 5 hours by train and buses, so not worth the trip for only one day.

I would recommend you the following itinerary:
– Malaga – 2 nights
– Seville – 3 nights
– Cordoba – 1 night
– Granada – 2 nights

If you really want to visit Cadiz, the best is to go there by train from Seville.
It’s about 1h45 by train, so you can easily visit Cadiz as a day trip and come back to Seville.
If you do that, you will have to spend 4 nights in Sevilla.

You can also spend one night in Cadiz and go back to Seville the following day.
It’s really up to you.

To book your train, you can use this website: Omio – Train tickets booking.

Have a great stay in Andalucia!

I’ll be staying for 9 nights there. My flights are to and from Malaga. What you think makes sense in my case?

One other thing :- I won’t be using any car so please consider that in mind.

Merci!

This is Kushang and I will be visiting Andalucia on the 2nd January. My flights are to and fro from Malaga. I will not be travelling by car. So the question is what cities I should visit? My planned itnierary is as follows :-

2 nights – Malaga.
1 – Cadiz.
3 – Sevilla
2 – Granda.
1 – Cordoba.

Looks good?

Hi Sherine,

I am glad you find my 10 days itinerary in Andalucia useful!

Yes, no problem to visit everything in January, Andalucia is one of the hottest place in Europe (along with Malta), so even in winter, it never goes below 10°C. The winter months are however the most rainy, but it never lasts long. So you might have a bit of rain from time to time.

The great thing is that you will really avoid the crowds in January.

Enjoy your trip, and if you have any question, let me know!

Really enjoyed reading your itinerary – it is really informative. Would this same itinerary apply if we decided to visit these places in January – wrt to weather?

Hello,

There is a small typo in your message, so I wasn’t sure if you were more interested in visiting the less “touristic” Malaga and Cadiz or if you were less interested in these 2 cities.

I am answering based on hypothesis #1, so if you meant the contrary, just let me know!

In Cadiz, there is a large underground parking in the harbor, right next to Plaza de San Juan de Dios. You will be very close to the best places to visit in the city. So depending on where your hotel is, you can leave your car at the hotel or park in this parking, whatever is the most convenient for you.

It’s important to note that Cadiz old town is a pedestrian only area, however, you will be able to take a bus to go to San Sebastian Castle for example, along the seaside.

If you want, you can read my detailed article about Cadiz: The 12 best things to do in Cadiz.

In Malaga, the easiest would be in my opinion to leave your car at the hotel and take the sightseeing bus: It passes by all the must-see attractions of the city. You can book it here.

For the Sherry, the best is to go to Jerez de la Frontera town as most producers are located there.
The most famous are Almocaden, Bodegas Diez Merito, William&Humbert, El Maestro Sierra and Emilio Lustau.

However, most of them organize tours, not tasting only. So I would suggest that you contact them directly, or maybe get in touch with the tourist office of Jerez de la Frontera to get a better overview of what the Sherry producers have to offer.

You can contact them on Facebook (here) or by email (contact addresses are there).

If you have other questions to plan your trip to Andalucia, don’t hesitate!

My spouse and I are older (ages 77 and 67), but can drive better than we can walk anymore!
The one worry I have is the availability of car parking.
Is it best to leave the car at the hotels, and take public transportation to the various city sites? We are interested in the less Malaga, add Cadiz.

Also, as we enjoy wine considerably, we would want to visit some of the smaller sherry producers (not for tour, but for tasting).
Any recommendations would be helpful.

Thank you.