Andalucia Small Group Tours
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10 best Andalucia small group tours
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- Premium Spain
- Highlights of Andalucia
- Down South, Self-drive
- A Taste of Spain: : 11 Days Across Madrid, Seville, Granada & Barcelona
- Flavors and Flamenco: A Portugal and Spain Adventure
- Journeys: Discover Spain National Geographic Journeys
- Historic Tour of Muslim Spain
- Amor Andaluz, A Love Story in Spain
- Must of Andalusia, Self-drive
- Andalusia Essentials, Self-drive
Highlights of Andalucia
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“We thoroughly enjoyed our tour of Andalucia. I highly recommend this tour to anybody.”
Peta, traveled in December
Small groups enhance visits to Andalucia's highlights, from private tastings at family-run bodegas in Jerez to exclusive access at Granada's Alhambra Palace. Limited numbers ensure personalized attention during flamenco classes and local produce tastings.
Duration 7 days Destinations Seville, Grazalema, Ronda, Granada Age Range Ages 15+ Group Size Max Group Size 12 Group Type Group Operator Intrepid Travel From
20% Off- NZ$3,855
Down South, Self-drive
12 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Loved our self drive tour in Andalusia.”
Susan, traveled in January
Small groups perfect for couples (70% of bookings) reveal Andalucia's charm. Visit Cordoba's Jewish Quarter, photograph Granada's Alhambra, and relax at boutique hotels like Ayre Córdoba and Jerez & Spa.
Duration 8 days Destinations Seville, Jerez, Ronda, Granada, Cordoba Age Range All Ages Welcome Group Size Max Group Size 4 Group Type PrivatePersonalized Operator Destination Services Spain From $1,207
10% Off- NZ$1,086You save $121
Small groups of 12-15 fellow travelers visit Andalucia's treasures, perfect for navigating Seville's Santa Cruz quarter and Granada's Albayzín district. The limited size allows immersive experiences at the Alhambra Palace and authentic flamenco shows.
Duration 11 days Destinations Madrid, Seville, Granada, Barcelona Age Range All Ages Welcome Group Size Max Group Size 10 Group Type GroupPersonalized Operator Wanderful Holidays LLC From $6,530
10% Off- NZ$5,877You save $653
Groups of 12-15 travelers uncover Andalucia's treasures. The limited size enables intimate access to Seville's Alcázar, Granada's Alhambra, and Córdoba's Mezquita. Personal attention enriches flamenco performances and local cultural experiences.
Duration 12 days Destinations Lisbon, Seville, Granada, Barcelona Age Range All Ages Welcome Group Size Max Group Size 10 Group Type GroupPersonalized Operator Wonderful Holidays UK From $9,797
6% Off- NZ$9,210You save $588
Journeys: Discover Spain National Geographic Journeys
4 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Lalo has a wonderful way of gathering everyone together by calling us 'familia'.”
Jennifer, traveled in September
Groups of 12-16 like-minded travelers, averaging age 57, tour Andalucia. Intimate settings enable exclusive experiences: private flamenco lessons in Granada, special tours of Alhambra Palace, and guided walks through Córdoba's historic Jewish Quarter and Mezquita.
Duration 8 days Destinations Madrid, Toledo, Cordoba, Granada, Ronda, Seville Age Range Ages 12+ Group Size Max Group Size 16 Group Type Group Operator National Geographic Journeys with G Adventures From $3,419
25% Off- NZ$2,564You save $855
Duration 8 days Destinations Malaga, Granada, Cordoba, Seville, Cadiz, Ronda, Marbella Age Range Ages 18+ Operated in English, French, Spanish Group Size Max Group Size 25 Group Type GroupPersonalized Operator Morocco Discoveries From
25% Off- NZ$5,469
Amor Andaluz, A Love Story in Spain
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“The sunsets, wine, small streets, sea breeze.... all this things together was just perfect.”
Filip, traveled in May
Duration 4 days Destinations Malaga, Costa del Sol, Ronda Age Range All Ages Welcome Group Size Max Group Size 5 Group Type PrivatePersonalized Operator Worldee From
25% Off- NZ$215
Must of Andalusia, Self-drive
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“The Alhambra in Grandada (not included, book in advance) was the highlight of the tour.”
Richard, traveled in May
This Andalucian journey attracts couples (60% of bookings) and families (20%). Self-drive format opens personal exploration of UNESCO sites including Seville's Alcazar and Granada's Albaicin quarter. Luxurious stays at 4-star Silken Al Andalus and Luna de Granada hotels.
Duration 6 days Destinations Seville, Cordoba, Granada Age Range All Ages Welcome Group Size Max Group Size 4 Group Type PrivatePersonalized Operator Destination Services Spain From $1,012
10% Off- NZ$911You save $101
Andalusia Essentials, Self-drive
3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Granada and Seville are truly amazing places to visit and so is Cordoba.”
Keith, traveled in September
Self-guided tours reveal Andalucia's soul, from Malaga's museums to Granada's Albaicin quarter. Premier accommodations at Macia Alfaros in Cordoba complement the flexibility to find hidden tapas bars and flamenco venues at your own pace.
Duration 8 days Destinations Malaga, Granada, Cordoba, Seville Age Range All Ages Welcome Group Size Max Group Size 4 Group Type PrivatePersonalized Operator Destination Services Spain From $1,429
10% Off- NZ$1,286You save $143
Reviews of Small Group tours to Andalucia
- Best of Spain
Everything was excellent but our guide Elina was just fantastic. She has superb qualities of leader and manager, extensive and deep knowledge of places we visited including their history, architecture treasures and modern points of interest including local cousin. Every visited town Elina knew as if she has lived in it for years, therefore there was not a single question that was not answered. She was really an awesome leader of our group. Also from the first day Elina could create in the group very friendly and warm atmosphere, which greatly helped us to travel successfully and enjoy each other.
- Andalusia with Costa del Sol & Toledo
There was some confusion about the meeting place in Madrid, Tourradar called it the Courtyard by Marriott Princesa Hotel which doesn't exist there anymore. Its now the Princesa Plaza Hotel which it does state in the Julia Travel itinerary so they need to align themselves on this issue. Other than that the tour was a lot of fun and Marina, our tour guide, was so amazing and extremely patient but always had a smile on her face and Paco our driver was also amazing. If there was anything critical to say it was the meals at a couple of the stops left us disappointed, especially in Sevilla. We expected something far better from the beautiful Melia Hotel than pan fried dry chicken and potato patties the first night and regular pasta the second, hardly traditional Spanish cuisine! Very disappointing but a beautiful hotel none the less. The hotel in Granada left us a little disappointed as well, on kind of a trashy street in the downtown area with few restaurants nearby, We left wake up calls at all the hotels we stayed at and only received one in four requests even though we went directly to the front desk, in each case, to request them and watched as they either wrote it in their schedule or added it in their system. Was not happy about this as we had early morning starts each day of the tour. The locations were all amazing and the guides we met along the way were very good all around but there should be some alternate arrangements that can be made to accomodate some of the older clients as far as the amount of walking they had to do, maybe have some golf carts there to assist them through the long streches from point A to point B, especially in the case of the L'Hambra where it is a fair distance down a hill and then up one from the bus drop off to the starting point on the tour. Overall a good tour and I would book another through Tourradar but my advice would be to make inquiries into the hotels you're staying at and not be satisfied with the claim that they will be "similar" to the one you start in, they're not! I would also keep your tour short, you have a variety of nationalities on the bus and they all have their own ideas of what personal space is or is not and some have no idea what the meaning of lining up for something is all about.....I guess its a cultural thing maybe?
- Flavors of Spain: A 11 Day Journey Through Madrid, Seville, Granada & Barcelona
Wonderful Holidays did an absolutely amazing job of pulling together a fantastic trip in such a short amount of time. The communication was stellar, guides were excellent, and it was a successful trip.
What our customers ask about Andalucia Small Group Tours
What kind of accommodations can I expect on a small group tour in Andalucia?
Small group tours in Andalucia provide stays in locally-operated boutique properties that blend regional character with modern comforts. The Hotel Soho Palacio San Gabriel in Ronda and Monjas del Carmen in Granada showcase traditional Spanish design elements. A notable example is the Finca el Cerrillo near Malaga which transformed an old olive mill into 13 distinct en-suite rooms complete with gardens and views across the valley.
What unique experiences are available on small group tours in Andalucia?
Small group tours give access to experiences that larger groups can't easily arrange such as private flamenco performances in Seville and exclusive Alhambra Palace visits. The Cool Sevilla Hotel offers hands-on tapas cooking sessions while the Hotel Casa Palacio Pilar del Toro connects guests with local craftspeople. As one TourRadar traveler commented "Our small group size allowed us to visit local family-run olive oil producers and have an authentic experience that wouldn't be possible with larger groups."
What is the best season for small group tours in Andalucia?
The prime times for Andalucian small group tours are spring (March-May) and fall (September-October) when the weather is pleasant and tourist numbers drop. These periods offer better access to sought-after accommodations like the Hotel Casa Palacio Pilar del Toro and Cool Sevilla Hotel. A TourRadar traveler noted "Traveling in a small group during shoulder season meant we could enjoy popular sites like the Alhambra without the summer crowds."
How do meal arrangements work on small group tours in Andalucia?
Tour packages typically start with breakfast at properties like the Macia Condor in Granada and include special dining events throughout. Groups of 8-16 people fit comfortably in local eateries allowing for authentic food experiences. These range from olive oil sampling in Úbeda to sherry tasting in Jerez with options to accommodate different dietary needs.
What are the transportation advantages of small group tours in Andalucia?
Mini-coaches used for small groups can navigate historic centers and rural villages that larger vehicles can't reach. The journey between Seville and Granada for instance can include stops at white villages like Zahara de la Sierra and Grazalema. One TourRadar traveler mentioned "Our compact tour bus could navigate the narrow streets of Ronda and park close to attractions saving us time and making the experience more enjoyable."
How much free time is typically available on small group tours in Andalucia?
Tours mix structured activities with independent exploration time. A typical day might start with a guided tour of Seville's Alcazar Palace followed by free hours to explore the Santa Cruz quarter. As one TourRadar traveler noted "We had the perfect mix of organized activities and free time to really soak in places like Granada's Albaicin quarter and Ronda's dramatic gorge."