10-NT Andalusian Nights: Spotlight On Seville

With a population of almost 40,000, Portimão in Portugal's Algarve region, is one of the country's largest coastal towns. Its perennially sunny climate, beautiful beaches and historic buildings make it a tourist destination in its own right. The Bio-park Monchique is famous for its abundance of flora and spectacular views. Off shore, fishing and dolphin spotting make for exciting pastimes.

Radiating Andalusian flair, Seville is a city of flamenco rhythms, Moorish palaces, and sun-drenched plazas. Wander through the majestic Alcázar, gaze up at the soaring Giralda tower, and get lost in the flower-filled lanes of the Santa Cruz quarter. With its rich history and irresistible energy, Seville leaves a lasting impression.

Radiating Andalusian flair, Seville is a city of flamenco rhythms, Moorish palaces, and sun-drenched plazas. Wander through the majestic Alcázar, gaze up at the soaring Giralda tower, and get lost in the flower-filled lanes of the Santa Cruz quarter. With its rich history and irresistible energy, Seville leaves a lasting impression.

Step into the crossroads of Europe and Africa, where Moorish palaces, bustling markets, and Mediterranean views await. Wander the colorful medina, visit the Kasbah, or sip mint tea at a café overlooking the sea. With its rich history, exotic atmosphere, and mix of influences, Tangier offers an unforgettable taste of Morocco.

Located on the Costa Tropical, Motril is known for its beautiful beaches and lush agricultural landscapes. Explore the charming town center, visit the historic Church of the Incarnation, or relax on the quiet beaches. Surrounded by mountains and coastline, Motril is a peaceful gateway to southern Spain’s natural beauty.

The capital of Menorca, Mahón is a charming port town with a rich British influence and Mediterranean charm. Stroll along its scenic harbor, visit the historic Fort Marlborough, or explore the cobbled streets of the old town. With its beautiful beaches and laid-back vibe, Mahón is a perfect blend of history and coastal beauty.

Sète, known as the "Venice of Languedoc," is a charming port town with a unique canal system and Mediterranean flair. Wander the colorful streets, visit the Mont Saint-Clair for panoramic views, or relax by the beaches. With its seafood markets, vibrant arts scene, and picturesque setting, Sète is a delightful coastal escape.

The Calanques are a series of stunning limestone fjords stretching between Marseille and Cassis, known for their turquoise waters and dramatic cliffs. Ideal for hiking, swimming, or kayaking, this natural paradise offers breathtaking views and hidden coves, perfect for adventure lovers and nature seekers alike.

Colorful, creative, and full of life, Barcelona offers stunning architecture, buzzing markets, and sunny Mediterranean charm. From Gaudí’s Sagrada Família to seaside tapas, this city always makes a lasting impression.