A province overlooked in the past, but fast becoming a top tourist hotspot, Almeria has many attractions - Almeria City with its Alcazaba and Civil War tunnels, the Costa de Almeria with its beautiful beaches and Cabo de Gata natural park, attractive resorts, desert landscape and mountains, and much more...
A province known for its stunning Costa de la Luz coastline, windswept shores offering great watersport and kitesurfing opportunities, the historic walled city of Cadiz, Jerez sherry and manzanilla wine, its mountains and natural parks.
A province known for the historic city of Cordoba, with its breathtaking Moorish Mezquita and mix of Islamic remains and Baroque architecture; its tasty salmorejo (type of gazpacho), beautiful landscape, the pretty town of Priego de Cordoba and much more...
A province of beauty and history, Granada offers the historic city of Granada (with its Moorish Alhambra and pretty Albaicin quarter), the Sierra Nevada mountains, the beaches of the Costa Tropical and the cave houses of Guadix, to name just a few of its attractions!
Many people have never even heard of this province, yet it has so much to offer visitors - the wonderful Doñana National Park (with its wetlands, Spanish Imperial Eagle and famous Iberian Lynx), its unspoilt coastline, the verdant countryside of the Sierra Morena, Huelva City with its Rio Tinto pier and churches, Punta Umbria seaside resort and the province's link with Columbus.
Jaen province is known for its landscape of olive trees, medieval ruins, the Renaissance towns of Ubeda and Baeza, its historic capital (Jaen) and the mountains of the Parque Natural Sierras de Cazorla, Segura y Las Villas.
Malaga is best known for being the gateway to the Costa del Sol with its bustling seaside resorts and lovely beaches, but it also has many other attractions - Malaga City, mountain landscape, the picturesque towns of Antequera and Ronda, white mountain pueblos and the amazing El Chorro gorge.
Seville has more to offer than Seville oranges. This beautiful province also has the romantic city of Seville (Sevilla), famous for its Semana Santa celebrations and bullfighting; the verdant Rio Guadalquivir valley, the La Campiña plains, the pretty Sierra Morena mountains and the Renaissance towns of Osuna, Ecija and Carmona.
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