Top Andalucia Tickets & Passes

Thousands visit Granada’s Alhambra each day and daily numbers are capped to help protect the complex. Book in advance to avoid disappointment and save vacation time with this skip-the-line audio guide ticket. Simply collect your ticket and audio guide at the entrance, bypass the ticket-purchase lines, and explore the Nasrid Palaces, Generalife, Alcazaba, and more your own way, dipping in and out of the audio commentary as you wish.

Embark on a half-day 4WD adventure in Sierra Nevada National Park that’s tailor-made to provide the most spectacular views of snow-capped peaks, white mountain villages and Mediterranean forests. Access remote and less-visited sections of the park, and enjoy a drink at an alpine restaurant while soaking up panoramic vistas.

Spend a day out in nature at the Caminito del Rey on this convenient day trip from Malaga. The boardwalk trails through the gorge and cliff faces are several miles long, and on the way your guide tells you all about the history and geology of the amazing area. This tour is best suited to active travelers who aren’t afraid of heights.

Watching a traditional Flamenco performance is a highlight of any visit to Andalusia and this 1.5-hour dinner show is located in one of Granada’s most spectacular venues. Take your seats in the atmospheric cave-restaurant of El Templo del Flamenco, tuck into a delicious 2- or 5-course dinner, and be entertained by a thrilling live flamenco show.

Enhance your Andalusia trip by swapping Spain for a 3-day private guided tour in Morocco. You’ll save hours researching your trip and planning transport by having everything organized for you. A ferry crossing is included, as well as minivan transport. Morocco highlights include Fes, Tangier, and Chefchaouen. Conveniently, accommodation is provided, as well as many activities such as museum visits, and trekking.

Discover one of Andalucia’s most-visited and picturesque cities—and see its main highlights—on this full-day tour from Málaga to Ronda. Poised above a gorge and featuring centuries-old architecture, Ronda is famed for its dramatic scenery, as well as its bullfighting history. Following your transfer from central Málaga, enjoy free time and time with a guide to see its Puente Nuevo, the Plaza de Toros bullring, and other top attractions.

Walk the Caminito del Rey (The King’s Little Pathway) through the Desfiladero de los Gaitanes gorge on this full-day tour from Malaga. Head into Andalucia’s countryside for a guided hike along the suspended footbridge and cliffside pathway, suspended about 328 feet (100 meters) above the river, as you absorb the bird’s-eye views. The roughly 3.2-feet (1-meter) wide path runs for about 1.8 miles (3 kilometers). Entrance fee and coach transport from Malaga included.

Flamenco dancing is undoubtedly the most famous of Spain’s cultural expressions, making a performance a must-see during your vacation. Secure your ticket to an often sold-out show by booking a seat at El Palacio Andaluz, one of the oldest dance halls in Seville, in advance. Depending on your budget, you can choose from options that include a drink, traditional tapas, or an a la carte dinner.

Enjoy a live flamenco show on the banks of the Guadalquivir River in the Triana district, considered the heart of flamenco in Seville. Watch a flamenco dance performance accompanied by live Spanish guitar, singing, and rhythmic clapping that fill the small theater. Your ticket includes a tasting of Manzanilla, a typical sherry wine from southern Andalusia.

Experience the beauty and passion of Flamenco in an intimate setting. The Casa de la Memoria is a 15th-century palace in central Seville that now plays host to top flamenco performers. Each show features four performers: two dancers, a singer, and a guitar player.  The venue is small enough that they don’t require microphones, the music carries throughout the hall.

Make sure your night out in Seville sizzles with this 4.5-hour combination tapas tasting, flamenco dance show, and dinner experience. Savor a selection of mouth-watering snacks like Iberian ham and Spanish wine in two local taverns, then enjoy a mesmerizing flamenco performance in a 15th century building. Cap it all off with dinner at a family-run tapas bar.

During this private tour around Seville your guide will show you some of the main attractions of the city: the Cathedral and the Alcázar, both declared World Heritage Sites in 1987 by UNESCO. Also, you will take a walk through the ''Santa Cruz'' Quarter, which is the jewish quarter of Seville. Skip-the-line tickets to the main attractions are included! Nowadays, the Cathedral of Seville is the largest gothic church. It is said that its construction began in 1401 on a place where the old Mosque of Seville used to be located. Some elements of the mosque such as the ''Patio de los naranjos'' or ''La Giralda'', a minaret, are part of this cathedral at the present time. The Alcázar is a royal palace built for the Christian king Peter of Castile, in Seville in the fourteenth century. It is still used as a royal residence, the oldest royal palace in Europe. These monuments are in the ''Santa Cruz'' Quarter, full of cobbled alleys and perfumed by the scent of orange blossom.

Benefit from personalized attention and the ability to travel at your own pace on this private tour of Caminito del Rey. Trek along the route's hanging bridge, canyon, and cliffs while listening to insightful commentary from your guide. Ensure you don't miss the highlights of the route by traveling with a guide who knows the ins and outs, including the Hoyo Valley and the Gaitanejos and Gaitanes Cliffs.

Discover the whitewashed mountain villages called ‘Las Alpujarras’ on a tour from Granada to Lanjarón, Pampaneira, the Poqueira Valley, Bubión, and Capileira. With a driver to handle the winding roads into the mountains, you can focus on exploring as you cover the dramatic terrain. Along the way, pause to stroll through picture-perfect villages and some of the most iconic of the Alpujarra towns.

The mountaintop city of Ronda and the white village of Setenil de las Bodegas are two of Andalusia’s most enchanting destinations, and this private full-day tour from Cádiz visits both in one day. Discover the bullfighting heritage of Ronda and marvel at its spectacular gorge, then explore the caves and castle of picturesque Setenil de las Bodegas.

Escape the heat of Seville for the pristine beaches and ancient Roman villages on this 10-hour day trip. Enjoy a Spanish style breakfast of café con leche and bread with fresh tomato and olive oil before enjoying the fresh ocean breezes and sparkling sands of Bolonia and El Palmar beach. Then add some history to your day at the hilltop town of Vejer de la Frontera, and take an optional trip to the Roman village of Baelo Claudia. A driver-guide, plus round-trip hotel transport are included.

Experience the wilder side of Seville during this 10-hour 4x4 adventure to Donana National Park. Travel into the pine forests, marshes and pastures of this wilderness area, home to more than 300 species of birds, unique animals and the scenic village of El Rocío. Stop to take a walk on the numerous nature trails and then visit the chapel and bird observatory in El Rocío. Finish your day on the beach during a visit to one of Spain’s largest dune systems. Your adventure includes a driver-guide and round-trip hotel transport.

Experience a traditional Spanish flamenco performance at one of Seville’s oldest tablaos, the family-owned Los Gallos, with this convenient advance-purchase admission ticket. Visit a historic Plaza de Santa Cruz home that has been converted into a beloved local flamenco venue. Enjoy a complimentary drink while you enjoy one of the tablao’s two nightly shows—each featuring 10 different dancers.

No visit to Seville, the reputed birthplace of flamenco dancing, would be complete without watching a traditional Spanish dance show. Guarantee a seat at an often sold-out flamenco show in the Triana District, a riverside barrio famous for its flamenco, by booking in advance. Plus, unlike many other flamenco experiences, this ticket includes a soft or alcoholic drink.

See a remarkable display of Spanish horsemanship at a showcase of Andalusian horses, with routines that feature Spanish music and 18th-century costumes. Watch choreographed routines ranging from classical dressage to carriage driving and doma vaquera, which traces its roots to traditional cattle herding techniques. This ‘How the Andalusian Horses Dance’ show is held at the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art, in the historic center of Jerez.

Spice up your visit to Malaga during this 3-hour combination tapas tasting and Flamenco performance. Raise a glass with locals as you visit three local tapas bars for great conversation accompanied by olives, wines, and other traditional Spanish snacks. Cap it all off by witnessing the electrifying dance moves of a traditional Flamenco show. Your food and drinks, plus entrance fees, are covered.

The Caminito del Rey (King’s Path) crosses the Guadalhorce River more than 300 feet (100 meters) above the canyon floor. On this adventurous tour from Malaga, your local guide will help you safely navigate the 4-mile (7-km) route as you take in views once only available to experienced rock climbers.

Take a different mode of transportation in the countryside outside of Seville: horseback riding! Hop on a horse for this 3-hour adventure riding a local breed of horse. Ride through lush forests and panoramic landscapes as your guide gives you the lowdown on the history, culture and traditions of the place.