Andalucía 

It’s long been clear in our minds that in Andalusia what’s most interesting is what lies behind the curtain: the makers and producers, the dancers and the chefs, the winemakers and the horse trainers, and their stories, history and lives.

A world within a world, Andalucía occupies Spain’s far south, a land of bright sun and vivid colors, traditional Spanish culture, delicious food, and friendly, complex people. This region is defined by the coast and the mountains. With coastline on the Atlantic and the Mediterranean, you’ll find bustling coastal cities, fishing towns next to wild beaches, and every kind of seafood imaginable. The mountain villages make exquisite gourmet products, such as jamón ibérico, goat’s milk cheese, and a variety of quality wines. You might know Andalucía for its beautiful cities: Sevilla, Córdoba, Málaga, Cádiz, Granada, and more. Andalusian cities are certainly among Spain’s most charming. But beyond them lie the towns, villages, and hamlets that hold the key to understanding the enchanted south. We present you with an Andalusia worth traveling for, in depth, genuine and personal.