Andalucía caravan and motorhome sites

Andalucía is a diverse Spanish region between the Atlantic and Mediterranean. It has beautiful national parks, miles of sandy coastline, iconic architecture, gastronomic delights and a thriving local culture.
From snow-capped mountains to hilltop villages and the only desert in Europe, there’s an impressive variety of landscapes in Andalucía.

The rich and varied cuisine makes it an ultimate foodie destination. Here, you’ll find everything from innovative Michelin-starred restaurants to unpretentious street food stalls.

It is the birthplace of flamenco, a traditional dance with emotional intensity, an expressive and passionate Spanish dance and from Picasso’s birthplace, Málaga to the scent of orange blossom in Seville, Andalucía is a region that never fails to enchant.

Major towns and cities

• Seville - home to traditions like flamenco and for its enticing mix of Moorish, Christian and Jewish architecture and history
• Granada - enjoy discovering the hidden gardens throughout the city
• Málaga - is known for its unique blend of modern and historic architecture
• Córdoba - is the largest old town in Spain and the only city in the world to have four Unesco-protected sites
• Ronda - well-known for its Puente Nuevo, a massive bridge that connects the two sides of the city
• Jaen - famous for its olive oil production, being the biggest producer in Spain
• Huelva - amazing gastronomy, including the renowned Jabugo cured ham
• Marbella - lively atmosphere with pristine beaches to explore and incredible architecture to witness

Regional attractions

• The Alhambra - one of the most famous monuments of Islamic architecture
• Real Alcázar de Sevilla - is a Moorish Royal Palace of Seville, is still in use today by the Spanish King
• Mezquita Catedral de Córdoba - Jews and Christians lived side by side and enriched their city with a heady interaction of diverse, vibrant cultures
• Ataeazanas central Market - one of the main landmarks of Málaga and inside you can find a lot of delicious food to taste
• Doñana Natural Park - one of Europe's most beautiful and important wetlands, a natural spectacle that is different each season
• Sierra de Cazorla - the largest protected nature area in Spain, home to various species which are unique to the world
• Playa de la Barrosa - a stunning 8 kilometre beach, close to Chiclana de la Frontera, Costa de la Luz, backed by bars, restaurant and low-rise residences