Day 1 – Begin at Camping Las Lomas
Arrive at the campsite and meet your Tour Hosts and fellow members with a welcome drink and meal at the campsite restaurant.
Day 2 –Excursion to Albaicín and the Alhambra Palace
Enjoy a 1-hour guided tour of Albaicín, the Moorish quarter of Granada. Visit its narrow, labyrinthine streets and take in its breathtaking viewpoints, main monuments, lush gardens and bustling squares. Afterwards, visit the UNESCO World Heritage site of the Alhambra Palace. Take in its stunning architecture, geometric gardens and enjoy the panoramic views from its Alcazaba.
End the visit with a relaxed, late lunch afterwards at a local restaurant.
Day 3 – Free day to enjoy at your leisure
Take a day to recover from your journey down and get to know your surroundings a little more.
Day 4 – Visit the ‘cave town’ of Guadix
Experience a memorable morning in Guadix, beginning in Purullena with a warm welcome from a local family who will introduce you to life inside a traditional cave home. Continue to Guadix for a scenic tourist train ride, stopping in the famous Cave District and passing key landmarks such as the Alcazaba and Bishop’s Palace. Enjoy a guided walk through the historic centre, followed by free time to explore and have lunch at your leisure.
Day 5 – Arrive at La Campina
Travel to your next campsite, La Campina – a charming site set amongst the olive trees, situated near Córdoba.
Day 6 – Excursion to Córdoba
Today, experience another UNESCO World Heritage site – the historic city of Córdoba. The city’s history is reflected through its monuments and buildings, influenced by Roman, Christian, Jewish and Moorish cultures. Visit its most iconic monument, the Mezquita-Cathedral, a masterpiece of Islamic and Christian architecture, wander charming, narrow streets and admire local artisanship with a visit to a filigree jewellery workshop. Enjoy a traditional tapas lunch before having the rest of the afternoon free to explore at leisure.
Day 7 – Wine tasting and countryside tour
Enjoy a delightful day exploring the traditions and flavours of rural Córdoba. Stroll through San Sebastián de los Ballesteros, taste traditional bread with local olive oil, and discover La Rambla’s famous ceramic craftsmanship with a visit to a working pottery factory. The tour continues to Montalbán de Córdoba for a vineyard visit and wine tasting, before returning to the campsite for a typical local lunch and a relaxing afternoon by the pool.
Day 8 – Free day to enjoy at your leisure
Day 9 – Travel to Cabopino
Travel to your next campsite today near to the popular resort of Marbella.
Day 10 – Trip to Málaga
Today visit the stunning and vibrant coastal city of Málaga, steeped in history. Discover the Alcazaba, a well-preserved Moorish fortress with panoramic views across the harbour, and the buzzing city centre with a guided tour. Afterwards, watch true artisanship in progress with a visit to the historic Nero’s shipyard where master shipwrights still craft wood into vessels using traditional methods.
End the day with a relaxed, late lunch at one of Málaga's most popular beachside restaurants, renowned for their fresh, off-the-grill fish and seafood.
Day 11 – Trip to Ronda
Set off from the campsite mid-morning. Today’s adventure is to Ronda – a clifftop town situated high above the El Tajo gorge and famous for its ‘Puente Nuevo’ bridge as well as its breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes. Start your visit to an innovative olive oil mill, learn about the production process and end with an olive oil tasting. Whilst there, enjoy a light lunch of regional produce, out on the terrace where you can also enjoy the fantastic views.
Afterwards, dive deeper into the history and discover more of the landmarks of one of the oldest cities in Spain with a guided tour.
Day 12 – Travel to La Rosaleda
Arrive at your next campsite in the stunning region of Costa de la Luz.
Day 13 – Free day
Spend today relaxing on site after your journey. Alternatively, why not take the opportunity to explore the surrounding area?
Day 14 – Jerez de la Frontera, Equestrian Show and Winery
Experience a full day of iconic Spanish traditions and cuisine!
Start the day at the Alvaro Domecq winery in the city of Jerez de la Frontera. Learn all about the production of their regional, sherry-style wine with a guided tour and finish with a tasting. Then, enjoy a truly spectacular display of equestrian artistry. Prepare to be enthralled by the world-famous white Lipizzaner horses in the breathtaking 'Como Bailan los Caballos Andaluces' (How Andalusian Horses Dance) show.
After the excitement of the horse show, relax on a panoramic bus tour of Jerez de la Frontera taking in its sites and monuments before ending the day with a late lunch of traditional Spanish tapas followed by a real highlight – a Spanish Flamenco show!
Day 15 – Whale watching boat trip
Today, set sail from Barbate Marina for a memorable whale-watching excursion off the coast of Trafalgar. A fantastic opportunity to witness dolphins and whales in their natural environment, all while soaking up the stunning coastal views.
Afterwards, enjoy a relaxed lunch back at the port and free time at your leisure before heading back to the campsite.
Day 16 – Travel to Huttopia Parque de Doñana
Travel to the heart of the Doñana National Park to your next campsite, and enjoy its calm, pine forest setting.
Day 17 – Excursion to Seville
Today, enjoy an exclusive private tour of Seville’s three UNESCO World Heritage 'jewels'. Explore the breath-taking Cathedral, a true Gothic masterpiece, followed by the exquisite Real Alcázar; a stunning palace that remains a living testament to Moorish and Mudéjar artistry. Finally, visit the General Archive of the Indies, the historic storehouse of the New World’s secrets.
After free time for lunch, your exploration of Seville continues with another tour, taking in the cobblestone streets and floral courtyards of the Santa Cruz district, as well as the Plaza de España, another of Seville’s iconic landmarks.
Day 18 – Free day to enjoy at your leisure
Day 19 – El Rocio and Doñana National Park
Start the day with a visit to El Rocio, with its sandy, unpaved streets and traditional white houses. Whilst there, you will also stop by the Sanctuary of the White Dove, a shrine dedicated to the Virgin of El Rocio.
Then, after lunch in a local restaurant, venture into the Doñana National Park for a guided 4x4 tour. Journey across dunes and through pine forests and wetlands taking in the wildlife of one of the most biodiverse areas in Europe.
Day 20 – Travel to Turiscampo
Cross the border into Portugal and head to your final campsite in the sun-drenched Algarve.
Day 21 – Free day to enjoy at your leisure
Day 22 – Trip to Lagos and Sagres
It’s off to nearby Lagos this morning. Explore the old town with its traditional streets and ancient walls, and enjoy the incredible views over the golden cliffs of the Ponta da Piedade, one of the Algarve’s most impressive natural landmarks.
After free time for lunch, explore a little at your leisure, the tour continues to Sagres, known for its wild landscapes and strong connection to the Age of Discoveries. Visit the imposing Fortaleza de Sagres, offering panoramic views over the Atlantic Ocean, and stop at the iconic Cabo de São Vicente, the south westernmost point of mainland Europe, famous for its dramatic cliffs and historic lighthouse.
Day 23 – Free day to enjoy at your leisure
Day 24 – Excursion to Portimão
Today, take in the sights of nearby Portimão. Whilst there, enjoy a relaxing boat trip to see the incredible rock formation of Benagil Cave.
Day 25 – Free day to enjoy at your leisure
Spend your final day of the tour at leisure. Join your tour hosts and fellow members for a farewell meal in the evening.
Day 26 – Depart campsite by midday
