El Puerto de Santa Maria - Tasting at the Osborne Bodega

From Seville to Granada, this cruise will allow you to visit the cities and emblematic sites of this rich region of Spain. Discover Seville, the capital of Andalusia, which is full of joy and activity throughout its streets. You will be amazed by the old town which is home to amazing architecture and tradition. But also, by Jerez which has preserved an incredible architectural heritage.

Discover Spanish culinary culture on a trip through the Jabugo region, where one of the most famous hams in the world is produced. Learn about how pigs are raised and the long curing process involved in making this delicacy. After this scrumptious jaunt, we'll complete our picture-perfect postcard day with a visit to the Pueblos Blancos, a myriad of villages dotted with whitewashed homes. The contrast of colors between the homes, mountains, and flowers within the idyllic landscape is something to behold. A cruise will then give you a glimpse of Andalusian culture enhanced by tasting local products.

Seville—an exemplary city in Spanish history, where Christian and Muslim cultures have cohabited in veritable peace in the past—contains impressive architectural wonders such as the Palacio de las Dueñas.   A captivating tour of the Pueblos Blancos in Andalusia. Vejer de la Frontera, a hilltop town with whitewashed homes, and the contrast of the blue water and white facades in Conil de la Frontera.
A glimpse of Andalusian culture enhanced by a tasting of local products.

Experience the magic of Christmas in Andalusia and discover its history through its festive traditions. The Nativity scenes of Seville highlight the local craftsmanship, with meticulously sculpted figurines and majestic decorations full of details. The enchantment of Spanish Christmas customs lies in the sharing and conviviality of festive moments, elevated by local gastronomy, songs, and the beauty of Christmas decorations. A landmark city in Spanish history, Seville, where Christian and Muslim cultures thrived together, inherits from its rich past architectural treasures, notably the Palacio de Las Dueñas.