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Cruise Andalucia in Spain from Seville

Enjoy the historic Andalucia region of Spain - the home of sherry, flamenco, mountains and the Costa del Sol. Explore Seville, noted for the cathedral and the Alcazar Palace with its formal gardens, before sailing downriver through beautiful Andalucia.

Follow the River Guadalquivir from Seville passing fields of cotton and rice and the Donana Park, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Sail along the coast to visit Cadiz, with its gold-domed Cathedral, and perhaps Jerez, renowned for its sherry, flamenco and dancing horses.

Depending on itinerary, visits may be available to Cordoba - with its amazing Mesquita mosque-cathedral, and Granada - with its imposing Alhambra set against the stunning backdrop of the Sierra Nevada. Another itinerary crosses the Bay of Cadiz and travels up the Guadiana River, the boundary between Spain and Portugal, to visit Alcoutim in Portugal.

Cruise Collection 2024/ 2025

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  • 11-Night Spain Intensive Voyage

    Azamara
    Azamara Journey
    Malaga Cityscape 11 Nights Civitavecchia, Barcelona, Valencia, Cartagena, Melilla, Málaga, Seville, Lisbon
  • Spain, Portugal & Canaries Winter Sun

    Ambassador Cruise Line
    Ambition
    Camara De Lobos 16 Nights Cruise Only from £959pp Tilbury, La Coruña, Funchal, Madeira, Arrecife, Lanzarote, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Lisbon, Leixões, Tilbury
  • Amazing Andalusia

    CroisiEurope
    Belle de Cadix
    Guadalquivir River 5 Nights Cruise Only from £1021pp Flight-inclusive package from just £1189pp! Seville (Spain), Seville - Cadiz, Cadiz - Pueblos Blancos, El Puerto de Santa Maria - Isla Minima, Seville
  • Gastronomy of Andalucia

    CroisiEurope
    Belle de Cadix
    Botanic Gardens, Seville 7 Nights Cruise Only from £1167pp Seville (Spain), Seville - Cordoba, El Puerto de Santa Maria, El Puerto de Santa Maria - Isla Minima, Seville
  • Enchanting Landscapes and Cultures in Spain and Portugal

    CroisiEurope
    Belle de Cadix
    Seville 7 Nights Cruise Only from £1595pp Seville, Seville - Isla Minima, Cádiz, Alcoutim - Huelva, Granada, Seville
  • Cultures & Cuisines of the Mediterranean

    Fred Olsen
    Borealis
    Cadiz Seashore 14 Nights No Fly Cruise from £1799pp Southampton, Cádiz, Valencia, Tarragona, Cruise Cartagena Bay, Málaga, Leixões, Southampton
  • 10-Night Spain Intensive Voyage

    Azamara
    Azamara Onward
    St Marys Square, Valencia 10 Nights Cruise Only from £2559pp Barcelona, Valencia, Palma de Mallorca, Mahón, Menorca, Port-Vendres, Sète, Marseille, Sanary-sur-Mer, Saint-Tropez, Nice
  • 11-Night Spain Intensive Voyage

    Azamara
    Azamara Quest
    Guadalquivir Seville Plaza De Espana 11 Nights Cruise Only from £2789pp Lisbon, Huelva, Seville, Gibraltar, Málaga, Valencia, Palma de Mallorca, Barcelona
  • 13-Night Spain Intensive Voyage

    Azamara
    Choice of Ships
    Seville 13 Nights Cruise Only from £3389pp Bordeaux, Bilbao, Ferrol, Lisbon, Seville, Gibraltar, Málaga, Cartagena, Valencia, Barcelona
  • Gastronomy, Vineyards & Grands Crus

    Ponant Luxury and Expedition
    Le Bellot
    Vineyard, Bordeaux 7 Nights Cruise Only from £3420pp Bordeaux, Pauillac, Pasajes, Bilbao, Vigo, Leixões, Lisbon

Spain River Highlights

Here are a few highlights of a river cruise in Spain:

  • Enchanting city of Seville, famous for its flamenco dancing
  • Cadiz and its impressive 18th-century cathedral
  • Jerez, renowned for its sherry and horses
  • World Heritage-listed Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba
  • Alhambra Palace Complex in Granada
  • The pretty town of El Puerto de Santa Maria

Spain River Ports

Alcoutim

Alcoutim

Cadiz

Cadiz

Cordoba

Cordoba

Granada

Granada

Jerez

Jerez

Seville

Seville

Customer Reviews

This was the second cruise we travelled on using CroisiEurope Cruise Company. Last year we did the Saone Rhone cruise in France and this year we did the Charms of Andalucia. On both occasions we could not fault the running of the ship and the friendliness of the staff, along with the excellent quality of the French Cuisine. The cruises appealed to us because they are not too formal. The on ship entertainment used local talent appropriate for the regions we were visiting, and there was also space to relax and unwind if you did not feel like joining in. The choice of places where we moored on the Andalucian Cruise were excellent to give us an overview of the cities of Seville and Cordoba, as well as an opportunity to visit Cadiz, and if you wished a trip to the Rock of Gibraltar. We were escorted around the Cathedral and the Alkazar, as well as the Spanish Plaza in Seville and the Jewish Quarter and the Cathedral in Cordoba. Both visits were filled with many historical facts as well as some wonderful architecture. The most charming Portuguese village of Alcoutim on a sunny Sunday morning was a joy to behold, it reminded me of the Mama Mia set. All in all a cruise I would recommend to people who have never visited Andalucia before, it was a friendly and relaxing way to see the region.

Firstly, can I thank you and your collegues at Blue Water Holidays for the courteous, friendly and efficient manner with which you dealt with our reservations. We were delighted that you were able to find us such a brilliant value cruise and to point us in the direction of something a little out of the ordinary. We shall have no hesitation about using Blue Water in the future and will gladly recommend your company to anyone we know who is looking for a cruise holiday. Happily we can also report most favourably on CroisiEurope. We had never come across this company before and were extremely happy with the service offered. We were warmly greeted at the dockside in Seville where our baggage was instantly taken from us and delivered to our cabins. The booking-in was smooth and efficient. All staff were helpful and friendly. There were only 8 English speaking passengers on board but announcements were always made in English as well as French and Spanish. To demonstrate equality of treatment, the staff varied the order of language used so they would sometimes begin in English and end in French and, another time, vice versa. The MS Belle of Cadiz was scrupulously clean and everything in our cabin was in perfect working order. With outside temperatures sometimes in excess of 40 degrees C, we really appreciated the efficient air con. We were pleased to be on the middle deck because we had picture windows whereas those on the bottom deck only had portholes.

What a truly beautiful city Seville is. We would probably never have gone there had it not been the starting point for the cruise. We intend to return when the weather is cooler (it was 42 degrees F in August) when I am sure we will enjoy it all the more. The restaurant was of a particularly highy standard. Food was not only excellently prepared, it was also presented with flair and served by enthusiastic and cheerful waiters. It was nice that we had waiter service and there was only one sitting so we did not have to make a choice between eating early or late. The Bar/lounge was very comfortable and spacious and the music in the evening was appropriate to the country. Unfortunately we are not proficient with the Paso Doble but we enjoyed watching those who were familiar with it! There is something very special about cruising a river, relaxing on a sun deck, watching the activity on the river banks, and the facilities on the Belle de Cadix were good - comfortable loungers in the sun and tables and chairs under the canopy. Over the years, we have learnt to treat excursions offered by tour operators with a degree of scepticism - they are always greatly overpriced - so we were selective with what we chose on this cruise. Some were good and some mediocre. What was important, however, was that the local guides used always made great efforts to explain to us in English. One in particular gave his spiel in French and Spanish and then came and spoke to us personally, which was appreciated. Overall, we would say that CroisiEurope, despite having so few English speaking passengers, went out of their way to accommodate our needs. At no time did we feel left out or second class. It was actually quite fun to be with passengers mainly of other nationalities and many went out of their way to speak or converse with us - with varying degrees of proficiency in English and we endeavoured to respond suitably in basic French.

This was an excellent holiday.

The food was super.

The boat had excellent facilities and was spotless.

The staff were extremely helpful.

As the only English passengers on the cruise we were looked after very well.

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