Toma and Coe

03/11/2026

Travel in 2027 is becoming less about ticking destinations off a list and more about understanding the places we visit.

Emerging travel trends suggest a growing appetite for meaningful cultural experiences, slower journeys and holidays designed around individual interests.

And Andalucía is particularly well suited to this shift.

From following the extraordinary history of Al-Andalus through Córdoba, Seville and Granada to meeting sherry producers in Jerez, exploring the white villages or spending time in the mountains around Ronda, southern Spain offers countless opportunities to travel with greater purpose.

Our latest article explores five travel trends shaping 2027:

• Grand Odysseys – journeys connected by history and culture
• Cultural immersion – meaningful encounters with local traditions
• Slow travel – spending longer in fewer places
• Interest-led travel – experiences shaped by personal passions
• Human expertise – the value of trusted local knowledge in an increasingly AI-driven world

At TOMA & COE, these principles have long been central to how we design bespoke journeys through Andalucía.

Read our latest article to explore what travel in 2027 could look like.

https://tomaandcoe.com/blog/travel-trends-for-2027/

Explore Andalucía travel trends for 2027, from slow travel and cultural immersion to bespoke journeys, personal experiences and expert local guidance.

29/10/2026

Planning a journey through Andalucía involves more than deciding which cities to visit.

Seville, Córdoba and Granada are natural starting points, but the region offers so much more, from the sherry bodegas of Jerez and the Atlantic heritage of Cádiz to the mountains around Ronda and the olive-growing landscapes of Jaén.

The challenge is bringing everything together.

How long should you spend in each destination? Which places work well together? Is a private transfer more practical than a train? And how do you balance the region's celebrated landmarks with experiences that take you beyond the usual tourist routes?

Our latest article explores the essential considerations when planning an Andalucía itinerary, from choosing destinations around your interests to allowing enough time for the experiences that matter most.

At TOMA & COE, we draw on our regional knowledge and trusted local relationships to create bespoke journeys that work seamlessly, combining the right places, people and experiences.

Because a well-planned itinerary is about more than where you go. It's about what you experience along the way.

https://tomaandcoe.com/blog/how-to-plan-an-andalucia-itinerary/

Learn how to plan an Andalucía itinerary around your interests, with advice on destinations, travel times, local experiences and expert planning.

21/10/2026

How many days do you really need to explore Andalucía?

It's one of the most common questions when planning a journey through southern Spain, and the answer depends on what you want to experience.

A long weekend might be perfect for exploring Seville's historic streets, Granada's Alhambra or Córdoba's extraordinary Mezquita-Catedral.

With a week, you can combine two or three destinations, perhaps following the classic route through Seville, Córdoba and Granada, or exploring Cádiz and the sherry country around Jerez.

Eight to ten days opens up opportunities to venture beyond the main cities, while two weeks allows time for Andalucía's white villages, mountain landscapes, coastal towns and lesser-known corners.

But more destinations don't necessarily make a better holiday.

Our latest article explores how much time to allow for Andalucía, how to plan a realistic itinerary and why spending longer in fewer places can often lead to a more rewarding experience.

At TOMA & COE, we create bespoke journeys that make the most of your time, whatever the length of your stay.

https://tomaandcoe.com/blog/how-many-days-do-you-need-to-visit-andalucia/

How many days do you need in Andalucía? Compare 3 days, a week, 10 days or two weeks, and find the right pace for your trip.

13/10/2026

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Which part of Andalucía is best for you?

Planning a trip to Andalucía? The first question isn't always when to go, but where.

Seville, Córdoba and Granada are the obvious starting points, and for good reason. But Andalucía is a remarkably diverse region, and choosing the right destinations can make all the difference to your experience.

Food and w**e enthusiasts might prefer the Sherry Triangle around Jerez or the olive-growing landscapes of Jaén. Walkers may be drawn to the Sierra Nevada, the Alpujarras or the mountains around Ronda. History lovers can explore UNESCO World Heritage Sites, while those seeking a slower pace might favour the white villages or Andalucía's Atlantic coastline.

And then there's the question of how to combine these destinations without spending too much of your holiday travelling between them.

Our latest article explores the different regions of Andalucía, what makes each distinctive, and how to choose the places that best suit your interests, available time and preferred style of travel.

At TOMA & COE, we believe the best itineraries begin with understanding what matters most to you.

https://tomaandcoe.com/blog/which-part-of-andalucia-is-best-for-you/

Not sure where to go in Andalucía? Compare Seville, Córdoba and Granada, the Sherry Triangle, and other areas of the region around your interests.

10/10/2026

We made it!!
10 pilgrims on our 10th Camino with Erin Fleming arrived into Santiago on 10th of the 10th Month of 2026.

A brilliant group that lived and breathed the essence of the Camino.

📷: Guy with a fisheye GOPRO

09/10/2026

Magical Camino Moments

06/10/2026

LATEST BLOG
Why use an Andalucía Travel Specialist?

You can book a hotel in Seville, buy a train ticket to Granada and find hundreds of recommendations online. So why use an Andalucía travel specialist?

Because knowing where to go is only part of planning a great journey.

Local knowledge helps answer the questions that guidebooks and booking sites often can't. Should you spend another night in Granada or explore the Alpujarras? Is Cádiz a better fit for you than the Costa del Sol? Which local guide will bring a particular period of history to life? And how much can you realistically fit into a week without spending the whole trip moving between hotels?

At TOMA & COE, we look at Andalucía as a whole, bringing together the right places, people and experiences to create a journey that works both on paper and on the ground.

Our latest article explains what an Andalucía travel specialist actually does and why local knowledge can make such a difference.

https://tomaandcoe.com/blog/why-use-an-andalucia-travel-specialist/

Planning an Andalucía holiday? Discover what a local travel specialist brings to your journey, from expert planning to trusted local connections.

05/10/2026

Manni Coe

On his second home
The Camino de Santiago

Getting to grips with the history, culture and significance of the ancient pilgrimage

05/10/2026

Today was a pretty much perfect day.

Day 2 on our walking in silence for most of the day. Stunning doesn’t even come close.

Pristine walking conditions in the wilds and forests of Galicia

Caminos don’t get much better than this

Manni Coe
Erin Fleming

04/10/2026

Glorious Day 1 of our last 115KM Yoga Pilgrimage from Ourense

A perfect day with a brilliant lunch and lots of natter




Erin Fleming