Seville Getaway, Spain

The Escapade à Séville getaway at a glance

Escapade à Séville (Seville Getaway) is a short private trip of 4 days and 3 nights in the capital of Andalusia, in Spain, arriving and departing from Seville airport. On the first day, a private French-speaking guide shows you the cathedral, the Giralda, a former minaret turned bell tower and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, then the flower-filled lanes of the Santa Cruz quarter. The next two days are free, or devoted as options to Jerez de la Frontera and Cádiz, then to Córdoba and its Mosque-Cathedral. You stay at the NH Sevilla Plaza de Armas, a 4-star hotel, or at the Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza in the Superior Comfort category. The package includes private transfers, the guided visit, nights with breakfast and luggage handling.

How do the four days in Seville unfold?

On the first day, your driver meets you at the airport and drops you at the hotel, then the guided visit begins. The second and third days are yours: you stroll along the Guadalquivir, sit down for tapas, or head out on excursions to Jerez and Cádiz, then to Córdoba. On the fourth day, the morning is free for a last coffee on a terrace before the transfer to the airport. It is a flexible pace, designed to see the essentials with a guide and then live the city your own way.

What do you see on the first day's guided visit?

The visit begins with Seville Cathedral and the Giralda, the mosque's former minaret turned bell tower. You climb it by ramps rather than stairs, and the view over the city's rooftops rewards the effort. You continue into the Santa Cruz quarter, the old Jewish quarter, where narrow lanes open onto small squares planted with orange trees and patios covered in flowers. With a French-speaking guide just for you, you can ask all your questions along the way.

Which excursions can you add from Seville?

Two day trips are available as options. The first leads to Jerez de la Frontera, the home of sherry, then to Cádiz, a port city set on the Atlantic, for about 255 km round trip. The second takes you to Córdoba and its Mosque-Cathedral, with its forest of red-and-white striped arches, for about 280 km. Your advisor books the excursions that tempt you along with the getaway, or leaves those days free for wandering the city.

Which hotel do you stay in in Seville?

In the Comfort category, the getaway puts you up at the NH Sevilla Plaza de Armas, a 4-star hotel well placed for walking to the historic centre. In the Superior Comfort category, the Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza occupies an old mansion in the San Bartolomé quarter, arranged around typical Sevillian patios. Both options include breakfast, and your advisor helps you choose according to your budget and the occasion.

What is included in the getaway?

The package includes private transfers between the airport and the hotel, both ways, the first day's guided visit with a private French-speaking guide, three nights with breakfast and luggage handling. Flights, optional excursions, drinks, the tourist tax, tips and travel insurance are added according to your choices. You travel on a private basis, as a couple, a family or friends, at your own pace.

Which Club Med resort pairs well with the getaway?

The getaway combines before or after a stay at Club Med Magna Marbella, on the Costa del Sol. You link three nights in the city with an all-inclusive week by the Mediterranean, without leaving Andalusia. To prepare for the region, our Andalusia travel page gathers our advice, and our Spain travel guide covers the rest of the country.

When is the best time to visit Seville?

Spring and fall are the ideal seasons for walking the city, with warm days and mild evenings on the terraces. In spring, the orange trees blossom and scent the streets. Summer is very hot in Andalusia, which invites early sightseeing, a siesta and evenings out like the Sevillians. Your advisor tells you which dates are offered.

How do you get to Seville from Quebec?

You travel on flights from Montreal, with a connection, to Seville airport, where the private transfer is waiting. If you combine with Marbella, your advisor arranges the connections between the two. A valid Canadian passport is required to enter Spain, and your advisor checks the entry requirements at the time of booking.

Why book this tour with AquaTerra?

Voyages AquaTerra is part of the Voyages Synergia network, winner of the Club Med Excellence Award 2025. Our advisors link the getaway, the flights and the resort stay, and suggest other cities among our Club Med tours in Europe, Africa and the Middle East, such as the Escapade à Madrid or the Escapade à Lisbonne. See all our Club Med Discovery tours.

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