Great Andalusia Explorer

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Great Andalusia Explorer

Full Itinerary

Great Andalusia Explorer Andalusia, in the south of Spain, is one of Europe’s most scenic and culturally rich regions. With a mix of rugged mountains, coastal roads, and charming white-washed villages, this 6-day motorcycle tour will give you a thrilling mix of history, adventure, and breathtaking landscapes. Let’s dive into the day-by-day itinerary for your Andalusia Motorcycle Tour. Day 1: Arrival in Seville and Initial Ride Start​/​Finish: Seville Distance: 100 km ​/​ 62 miles Route Highlights: Seville city, Carmona, and surrounding countryside. Morning: Arrive in Seville, the capital of Andalusia, and pick up your motorcycle. You’ll have a brief orientation to the bike and the route, followed by time to explore Seville's iconic sites, including the Alcázar Palace, Seville Cathedral, and Plaza de España. Afternoon: After lunch, you'll set off for a short ride to the picturesque town of Carmona, located just 30 km (19 miles) from Seville. Enjoy a relaxed ride through the rolling Andalusian countryside, with winding roads surrounded by olive groves. Stop in Carmona: A historic town with beautiful views and a wealth of history. Visit the Roman Necropolis and the Alcázar de la Puerta de Sevilla. Evening: Return to Seville for the night. Enjoy a tapas dinner in one of the city’s traditional restaurants. Seville is known for its vibrant nightlife, so feel free to explore the city’s flamenco bars afterward. Day 2: Seville to Ronda Start​/​Finish: Seville to Ronda Distance: 130 km ​/​ 81 miles Route Highlights: Villanueva de San Juan, Setenil de las Bodegas, Ronda. Morning: Leave Seville and head southeast through the rolling hills of Andalusia. Your first stop will be Villanueva de San Juan, a charming village where you can stretch your legs and grab a coffee. Road Highlights: Winding mountain roads, small rural villages, and endless olive orchards. Afternoon: Continue your ride to Setenil de las Bodegas, known for its unique white houses built into the rock formations. It’s a great place to stop for lunch and explore the narrow streets lined with cave dwellings. Evening: Arrive in Ronda, one of the most famous towns in Andalusia. Situated atop a dramatic gorge, Ronda offers spectacular views and a wealth of historical sites. Visit the famous Puente Nuevo Bridge and explore the old town. Enjoy dinner in one of Ronda’s stunning restaurants overlooking the gorge, and soak in the atmosphere of this romantic town. Day 3: Ronda to Granada Start​/​Finish: Ronda to Granada Distance: 180 km ​/​ 112 miles Route Highlights: Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park, Antequera, Granada. Morning: Set off early for a scenic ride through Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park. The park is famous for its stunning limestone mountains, deep ravines, and lush green valleys. You'll ride on beautiful, winding roads that offer panoramic views of the mountains and surrounding nature. Stop in Antequera: Known as the “Heart of Andalusia,” this town has a mix of Roman, Moorish, and Renaissance architecture. It’s a great place for a break and a quick visit to the Dolmens of Antequera, ancient burial mounds. Afternoon: Continue your ride to Granada, one of Andalusia's most famous cities, where the Alhambra Palace awaits. The route takes you through the vast plains of the Vega de Granada, offering scenic vistas of the Sierra Nevada mountains. Evening: Upon arriving in Granada, take the evening to relax. Don’t miss a visit to the Albayzín neighborhood, where narrow cobbled streets wind up to the Mirador de San Nicolás for the best views of the Alhambra at sunset. Day 4: Granada to Nerja (Coastal Day) Start​/​Finish: Granada to Nerja Distance: 100 km ​/​ 62 miles Route Highlights: Sierra Nevada Mountains, Alpujarras, Nerja. Morning: Depart Granada and head south towards the beautiful Alpujarras region, nestled in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada. This area is known for its picturesque villages and dramatic mountain scenery. Stop in Capileira, a small mountain village with traditional whitewashed houses. Afternoon: Continue toward Nerja, a stunning coastal town on the Mediterranean. As you approach the coast, enjoy the ride as the landscape shifts from rugged mountains to stunning seaside roads with sweeping views of the Mediterranean Sea. Stop at Nerja Caves: Before reaching the town, stop at the Cueva de Nerja, one of the most significant cave complexes in Europe, known for its ancient prehistoric paintings. Evening: Arrive in Nerja and enjoy an evening by the sea. Explore the charming old town and enjoy dinner at a beachside restaurant while watching the sunset over the Mediterranean. Day 5: Nerja to Málaga Start​/​Finish: Nerja to Málaga Distance: 100 km ​/​ 62 miles Route Highlights: Marbella, Costa del Sol, Málaga. Morning: Depart Nerja and follow the coast road westward along the Costa del Sol, passing through famous beach towns like Marbella. Enjoy the sweeping ocean views and the Mediterranean climate as you make your way toward M