L’Andalusia è la Regione Spagnola più “caliente” e passionale per antonomasia, da lì sono nate tutte le tradizioni più coinvolgenti e il folclore diventato simbolo della Spagna nel mondo: terra del Flamenco, della Corrida e delle golose Tapas. Siviglia è il capoluogo dell’Andalusia, non solo per dimensione ma anche e soprattutto per essere cuore pulsante e anima della Regione dove si possono percepire gli autentici usi e costumi del vivere andaluso. L’Andalusia è anche la terra della magnifica Alhambra di Granada, l’edificio più famoso della Spagna, ma anche delle moschee e dei palazzi moreschi di Cordoba. L’Andalusia con le sue note di colore, i marmi intagliati, le strade pervase da un mix di profumi esotici e mediterranei e rivelatrici di scorci inediti, le sue tavole imbandite con sapori inebrianti e la magia della sua atmosfera non potranno che incantarvi e vi lasceranno la voglia di tornare ancora per vedere e da assaporare altre parti di questa terra. N. min/max di equipaggi ammessi: 7/15 Le iscrizioni chiuderanno un mese prima dalla data di partenza o al raggiungimento del numero massimo di equipaggi ammessi.
Day 1: September 19, 2026
Diano Castello
Participants meet in Diano Castello in the late afternoon or evening at the charming Il Roseto farmhouse for our first opportunity to get to know each other and dive into the travel atmosphere. Overnight stay on your own.
Day 2: September 20, 2026
Diano Castello – Barcelona (690 km)
The first major leg of our journey: departure towards the Spanish border and a long drive to the outskirts of Barcelona, where we will stop at a campsite overnight.
Day 3: September 21, 2026
Barcelona – Peñíscola – Valencia (390 km)
A travel day along the Spanish coast, featuring a stop in Peñíscola, a stunning fortified village overlooking the Mediterranean. Enjoy a walk through the historic center’s white alleys, ancient walls, and the famous Castle of Papa Luna, the symbol of the city. Free time for sightseeing and soaking up the local atmosphere. Afterward, we continue towards Valencia. Overnight stay at a camper area.
Day 4: September 22, 2026
Valencia
Half-day dedicated to a guided tour of the city, with transfers by metro. We will immerse ourselves in the beating heart of Valencia among sunny squares and timeless architecture, admiring the splendid Cathedral, the refined Lonja de la Seda (Silk Exchange), and the colorful Central Market, brimming with scents and vitality.
In the afternoon, enjoy free time to experience the city at your own pace: take a stroll, relax at a café, or simply let yourself be won over by the Mediterranean vibe. There is also the opportunity to visit the City of Arts and Sciences and the Oceanogràfic. Independent return and overnight stay at a camper area.
Day 5: September 23, 2026
Valencia – Granada (500 km)
A driving day through the striking landscapes of Andalusia. In the afternoon, we arrive in Granada—a city of unique charm, with winding streets, sun-drenched squares, and an atmosphere that seamlessly blends history and modernity. Settling in and overnight stay at a campsite.
Day 6: September 24, 2026
Granada (Sightseeing Day)
A full day dedicated to discovering Granada with a dedicated guide. We will lose ourselves among the courtyards and gardens of the Alhambra, watching the play of light on the fountains and taking in the elegance of the Moorish decorations, breathing in the history that envelops every stone. In the heart of the city, the Cathedral and Royal Chapel welcome us with majestic naves and art spanning centuries of tradition. Walking through these wonders is a multi-sensory experience: colors, scents, sounds, and the atmosphere of a distant era. Private bus transfers. Overnight stay at a campsite.
Day 7: September 25, 2026
Granada – Nerja (90 km)
Morning departure to discover beautiful Nerja, a true gem of the Andalusian coast that remains untouched by massive concrete tourist developments and is rich in traditional charm. Arrival at the campsite and vehicle setup.
Here, we will visit two extraordinary places (transfers via private bus): the famous Caves of Nerja, an underground world to explore among imposing stalactites and stalagmites with surprising shapes, and the Balcón de Europa, a stunning promontory overlooking the sea, where the wind and light turn the panorama into an unforgettable experience. Overnight stay at a campsite.
Day 8: September 26, 2026
Nerja – Ronda (165 km)
Morning departure toward Ronda, a city suspended between heaven and earth, perched on a cliff and divided by the spectacular El Tajo gorge carved by the Guadalevín river. The city is joined together by the striking Puente Nuevo, Ronda’s ultimate symbol.
In the afternoon, enjoy a guided tour of the town (transfers by taxi) through cobblestone streets and squares that tell centuries of history. Among the must-see sights is the Plaza de Toros, one of the most important bullrings in Andalusia and Spain. We will explore the arena, the ancient rooms, and the animal pens, discovering a rich display of photos and memorabilia showcasing the deeds of Ronda’s legendary bullfighters, particularly Pedro Romero. Walking through these places stimulates all the senses: the view of El Tajo’s depths, the sounds and echoes of the arena, and an atmosphere steeped in history. Overnight stay at a campsite.
Day 9: September 27, 2026
Ronda – Setenil de las Bodegas – La Línea de la Concepción – Gibraltar (115 km)
In the morning, we will depart by private bus to discover Setenil de las Bodegas, a picturesque village famous for its houses built directly into the overhanging cliffs, where time seems to have stood still. Enjoy a self-guided visit through narrow alleys and surprising viewpoints.
Return to the campsite and departure toward Gibraltar, where we will park the motorhomes in a designated parking area in La Línea de la Concepción. This unique British enclave offers a singular atmosphere: double-decker buses and iconic red telephone booths coexist with Mediterranean warmth, while the airport runway cuts right through the city, closing to traffic for every takeoff and landing. We can head up the Rock to dominate the spectacular view, surrounded by the famous Barbary macaques roaming freely among visitors amidst unforgettable sounds, scents, and vistas. Overnight stay on your own at the camper parking area.
Day 10: September 28, 2026
La Línea de la Concepción – Seville (200 km)
Morning departure toward Seville, driving through the evocative landscapes of Andalusia, past golden hills and picturesque little villages.
In the afternoon, we arrive in Seville—a vibrant city of history, art, and tradition, ready to welcome us with its warm and captivating atmosphere. Overnight stay at a campsite, with free time to take in the city and savor its vibe.
Day 11: September 29, 2026
Seville (Sightseeing Day)
A full day dedicated to discovering Seville, with private bus transfers to the heart of the city. We will immerse ourselves in its most iconic sights: the majestic Cathedral, the elegant Alcázar, the slender Giralda tower, and the incredible Plaza de España—an architectural masterpiece of warm colors and breathtaking details that captures both the eyes and the imagination.
Strolling through the historic neighborhoods of Barrio Santa Cruz, San Bartolomé, and the Arena, we will be enveloped by the bright colors of the small squares, the scent of flowers, and the vibrant atmosphere of the alleyways. Lunch on your own, with time to savor the local cuisine or simply breathe in the city’s energy.
In the afternoon, we continue our guided tour, discovering hidden corners and surprising views before returning to the campsite by bus, with hearts and senses still full of Seville.
Day 12: September 30, 2026
Seville – Córdoba (150 km)
A relaxed travel day toward Córdoba, gently crossing the bright Andalusian landscapes filled with centuries-old olive groves, golden hills, and authentic small villages.
Arrival in the afternoon in Córdoba, where the charm of the historic streets and sunlit squares invites us to take a leisurely stroll, breathing in the art, history, and atmosphere of a city deeply shaped by diverse cultures. Free afternoon to settle in and enjoy the city’s tranquility. Overnight stay at a camper parking area.
Day 13: October 1, 2026
Córdoba (Sightseeing Day)
Half-day dedicated to discovering Córdoba with an Italian-speaking guide and private bus transfers. Walking through blooming alleys and small squares, we will immerse ourselves in the city’s millennial history, culminating in a visit to the Great Mosque (La Mezquita), a majestic symbol of Córdoba and keeper of over 12 centuries of art and culture. The arches, columns, and plays of light inside the mosque create a unique atmosphere that captivates all the senses.
The afternoon will be free for participants to explore the city at their own pace, strolling through historic neighborhoods or tasting the local cuisine. Overnight stay at a campsite.
Day 14: October 2, 2026
Córdoba – Baeza (300 km)
Travel through the striking Andalusian countryside to Baeza, a charming town declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003.
Strolling through the historic center, we will be won over by its perfectly preserved Renaissance buildings, peaceful squares, and the timeless atmosphere that pervades every alley. Every corner tells ancient stories of art, history, and Mediterranean quiet.
At the end of the visit, the return journey begins. Overnight stay on your own.
Day 15: October 3, 2026
Baeza – La Jonquera (720 km)
Continuation of the return journey, crossing plains, hills, and landscapes that slowly change as we approach the French border.
Arrival in the evening in La Jonquera, parking in a free parking area. Overnight stay.
Day 16: October 4, 2026
La Jonquera – Ventimiglia (550 km)
The final leg of the return journey; we arrive in Ventimiglia in the early afternoon.
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L’Andalusia è la Regione Spagnola più “caliente” e passionale per antonomasia, da lì sono nate tutte le tradizioni più coinvolgenti e il folclore diventato simbolo della Spagna nel mondo: terra del Flamenco, della Corrida e delle golose Tapas. Siviglia è il capoluogo dell’Andalusia, non solo per dimensione ma anche e soprattutto per essere cuore pulsante e anima della Regione dove si possono percepire gli autentici usi e costumi del vivere andaluso. L’Andalusia è anche la terra della magnifica Alhambra di Granada, l’edificio più famoso della Spagna, ma anche delle moschee e dei palazzi moreschi di Cordoba. L’Andalusia con le sue note di colore, i marmi intagliati, le strade pervase da un mix di profumi esotici e mediterranei e rivelatrici di scorci inediti, le sue tavole imbandite con sapori inebrianti e la magia della sua atmosfera non potranno che incantarvi e vi lasceranno la voglia di tornare ancora per vedere e da assaporare altre parti di questa terra. N. min/max di equipaggi ammessi: 7/15 Le iscrizioni chiuderanno un mese prima dalla data di partenza o al raggiungimento del numero massimo di equipaggi ammessi.