Car Hire
In this section we have tried to suggest some itineraries
that you can use as a base for tours in Andalucia. These itineraries
also link together many other information pages. It is necessary
to use the back button on your browser to return to your itinerary.
As always the greatest problem is
how to fit so much in a limited period of time and have a holiday
as well rather than win an endurance award. You
will need a good map. Michellin 446 of Southern Spain is the best.
A suggested Itinerary
for the backpacker without a hire car is outlined
by Lee Gutcher who also who offers advice for backpackers.
Tour 1
Cultural Cities & General
Interest
Departing from the popular gateway
of Malaga airport by car, we travel west along the Costa del Sol.
Passing Marbella and as far as San Pedro, here we head inland up
the windy mountain road to Ronda (Gorge and bullring).
Then westwards by country roads
and white villages to Jerez de la Frontera (Flamenco & Sherry),
motorway to Seville (Cathedral and Ambience). Motorway to Cordoba
(Mosque and Shopping). There is an option to visit Jaen on the way
to Granada (Alhambra Palace Albacin). South from Granada to the
Costa Tropical return by coast road to Malaga (absolute minimum
10 days).
Malaga to San Pedro

San Pedro to Ronda

Ronda to Algodonales

Algodonales to Jerez de la Frontera

Jerez de la Frontera to Sevilla
Tour 2
One-Day-Itinerary to explore the countryside
around the Costa del Sol
If you want a break from the clamour and crowds
on the Costa then why not consider renting a car and exploring some
of the back country? The scenery is quite spectacular and the roads
are well-travelled, yet perfectly good.
The following route is easily manageable within
a day form anywhere on the Costa del Sol and will introduce you
to some interesting villages.
Mijas to Alhaurin el Grande

Alhaurin El Grande to Coin

Coin to Monda

Monda to Ojen

Ojen to Marbella
Tour
3
One-Day-Itinerary to explore
the countryside around the Costa del Sol
This route starts at San Pedro de Alcantera, just
past Puerto Banus, and ends up just a few kilometres down the coast
at Estepona.
It's a delightful detour and one, which includes
one of the best-known sierra towns of all, Ronda.
San Pedro to Ronda

Ronda to Gaucin

Gaucin to Casares

Casares to Manilva
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