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Your Andalucia Travel Guide - Tricks and Trips
About Tricks and Trips
Hey there, we’re Natalie and Stefan, and we’ve been traveling around Andalucia for years.
We initially visited for 2 weeks and eventually came back for months traveling around southern Spain. And here we are, aiming to write the ultimate Andalucia travel guide!
On this website, you’ll find everything you need to know before your trip to this gorgeous part of Spain.
Need help with an itinerary? Or perhaps just want to find some off-the-beaten-path treasures? You’re in the right place, welcome!
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Why Visit Andalucia?
Andalucia is the heart of southern Spain, where history, sunshine, and good vibes come together. You’ll find the stunning Alhambra in Granada, lively flamenco in Seville, and some of the best beaches on the Costa del Sol.
The food’s incredible too: tapas and wine that’ll make you never want to leave. Throw in friendly locals and those iconic whitewashed villages, and you have a place that’s hard not to love.
Best Months to Visit Andalucia
Spring (March to May) and fall (September to November) are perfect times to visit. The weather’s warm but not crazy hot, and everything feels more alive. In spring, wildflowers pop up everywhere, and in the fall, it’s still warm enough to enjoy the beaches.
Summer can be scorching, especially inland in Cordoba and Granada, while winter’s mild and great for exploring cities without big crowds. Overall, spring and fall are the best options.
How Long to Spend in Andalucia?
You can soak up a lot in a week, but ten days or two weeks let you slow down and really enjoy it. With a week, hit the big spots like Seville, Granada, and Cordoba. Add a couple more days, and you can swing by Malaga or the beaches on the Costa del Sol. If you have two weeks available, you’ll get to explore the smaller towns like Ronda, Setenil de Las Botegas, and many more white villages that Andalucia is so famous for.
How Much to Budget for a Trip to Southern Spain?
For a mid-range trip, plan on around 100–150 euros a day. That covers decent hotels, tasty meals, and some sightseeing. If you’re on a budget, you can get by with 50 to 75 euros daily by staying in hostels and eating local.
Want a fancier getaway? Expect 200 euros or more per day for boutique hotels and fine dining. Flights, day trips, and car rentals add up, so factor those in too when planning.
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