How many days do you need in Seville, Madrid, Granada, Málaga & Ronda?
- Most travelers spend 14 days in Seville, Madrid, Granada, Málaga, and Ronda combined
- Visiting Seville, Madrid, Granada, Málaga, and Ronda in 11 to 13 days is possible but will feel rushed
- With 15 or more days, most travelers choose to add more stops to their trip
- The most common extensions are Barcelona, Córdoba, and Valencia
How Many Days to Spend in Seville
How Many Days to Spend in Madrid
Recommended Itineraries for Seville, Madrid, Granada, Málaga & Ronda
Recommended Itinerary for 2 Weeks
| Day | Highlights | Overnight |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Arrive in Madrid, Explore | Madrid |
| Day 2 | Private Tour of Madrid with El Prado Museum | Madrid |
| Day 3 | Free Day in Madrid | Madrid |
| Day 4 | Train to Córdoba, Guided Tour, Drive to Seville | Seville |
| Day 5 | Private Bike Tour in Seville | Seville |
| Day 6 | Free Day in Seville, Evening Flamenco & Tapas Tour | Seville |
| Day 7 | Transfer to Ronda via the White Villages | Ronda |
| Day 8 | Explore Ronda | Ronda |
| Day 9 | Day Trip to a Bull Estate, Transfer to Granada | Granada |
| Day 10 | Private Tour of the Alhambra | Granada |
| Day 11 | Private Tour of the Albaicín | Granada |
| Day 12 | Transfer to Málaga, Evening Tapas Tour | Málaga |
| Day 13 | Private Tour of Málaga | Málaga |
| Day 14 | Depart Málaga |
This is the ultimate two-week tour of Spain for culture and history buffs. The adventure kicks off in Madrid, where you'll have two days to explore the capital's elegant streets and Prado Museum before heading south to the Andalusia region. From here, make several stops between Seville and Málaga while discovering gorgeous architecture and gardens, centuries of Moorish and Roman history, and top-notch cuisine—often with the help of private guides. Read more
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Extended Itineraries
12-Day Itinerary Including Córdoba & Toledo
| Day | Highlights | Overnight |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Arrive in Madrid, Evening Tapas Walk | Madrid |
| Day 2 | Private City Tour, Discover Madrid's Royal Legacy | Madrid |
| Day 3 | Drive to Toledo, Explore the City | Toledo |
| Day 4 | Drive to Córdoba, Guided City Walk | Córdoba |
| Day 5 | Drive to Seville, Tapas Experience | Seville |
| Day 6 | Half-Day City Excursion in Seville | Seville |
| Day 7 | Day Trip to Jerez, Sherry Tasting & Dancing Horses | Seville |
| Day 8 | Drive to Ronda via Arcos de la Frontera | Ronda |
| Day 9 | Drive to Granada via the Caminito del Rey | Granada |
| Day 10 | Private Visit to the Alhambra & Ceramics Class | Granada |
| Day 11 | Drive to Málaga, Explore | Málaga |
| Day 12 | Depart Málaga |
Enjoy a road trip through Spain that takes you from Madrid to Málaga through Toledo and the three jewels of Andalusia: Córdoba, Seville, and Granada. Beyond the cities, you'll enjoy cultural excursions like sherry wine tastings and horse competitions. And at each destination, you'll meet a private guide who will reveal the hidden treasures of these historic and beautiful locales. Read more
How to travel between Seville, Madrid, Granada, Málaga & Ronda
How to get from Madrid to Granada
Madrid and Granada are separated by 260 miles (418 km), and as these two destinations are fairly close, there are many convenient ways to make the journey, but the best option is a direct 1.5-hour flight. Read more
How to get from Madrid to Seville
Madrid and Seville are 334 miles (537 km) apart, and the best way to make the trip is by a direct flight, which will take just about one hour. Read more
How to get from Seville to Ronda
Ronda, the city set in the mountainous region of Málaga, is a quick 79 miles (127 km) from Seville, the Andalusian city that's famous for flamenco dancing. The quickest way to make this trip is by car, as the drive is just an hour and a half without stops. But since this route passes by several of the region's famed Pueblos Blancos (White Villages), we recommend making a road trip out of the journey. Read more
How to get from Granada to Málaga
The distance from Granada in western Andalusia to the port city of Málaga on the Costa del Sol is about 56 miles (90 km). The most comfortable way to get from Granada to Málaga is by hiring a private transfer or driving a rental car. The ride only takes about 1.5 hours and offers some great places to stop along the way. Read more
How to get from Málaga to Madrid
The distance from Málaga to Madrid is about 332 miles (535 km). The most comfortable way to get from Málaga to Madrid is by flight, while the cheapest way is by bus. Read more
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