CroisiEurope is once again focusing on one of its most emblematic itineraries in Spain, the Guadalquivir River cruise aboard La Belle de Cadix, a proposal that combines sailing, heritage, gastronomy and Andalusian culture in an eight-day trip through some of the most fascinating cities in southern Spain.
For departures in July and August 2026, the company has launched a special promotion of up to 2x1 on its itinerary "The wonders of Andalusia along the Guadalquivir", which proposes an 8-day and 7-night tour between Seville, Cordoba, Cadiz, El Puerto de Santa Maria and Granada, combining river navigation with included cultural excursions and experiences deeply linked to the Andalusian identity.
The cruise begins in Seville, a city where every corner breathes history, art, and tradition. After boarding and a welcome cocktail, the journey begins with an excursion to Córdoba, the legendary city of the Caliphs, whose most iconic symbol is the Mosque-Cathedral, considered one of the most impressive and unique monuments in the world due to the blend of Islamic and Christian influences it houses.
Back in Seville, the itinerary continues with a guided tour of the Andalusian capital and the Alcázar, before setting sail along the Guadalquivir River towards Cádiz. During this leg, the ship passes through the Doñana Natural Park, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.
Arriving in Cádiz at night offers the chance to discover one of Europe's oldest cities. Its white alleyways, squares open to the Atlantic, and the maritime character of its historic center combine to create a profoundly Mediterranean and Atlantic experience.
The following day is dedicated to Jerez de la Frontera and Cádiz. In Jerez, passengers discover the city's Moorish heritage through visits to the Alcázar and the cathedral, as well as immersing themselves in the Andalusian winemaking tradition that has given Sherry its international renown. In the afternoon, Cádiz unfolds its vibrant and historic character with a walking tour of its old town. The day culminates on board with a flamenco show, one of the most authentic and exciting experiences of the itinerary.
The journey continues towards El Puerto de Santa María with a visit to the historic Osborne Winery with a tasting included, before continuing to sail towards Isla Mínima, an Andalusian estate located next to the Guadalquivir River where passengers enjoy a show of traditional dances in the heart of rural Andalusia.
The cruise arrives again in Seville, with a visit to the Cathedral and the Palace of the Countess of Lebrija, an architectural gem from the early 20th century that combines Neo-Mudejar, Baroque and Gothic elements, as well as an extraordinary art collection and courtyards decorated with mosaics and Andalusian ceramics.
In addition, those who wish can take an optional excursion to Granada and the Alhambra, one of the great monumental treasures of the Mediterranean.
The final day of the cruise includes a visit to the Christopher Columbus Caravel Park in Huelva, where replicas of the Pinta, Niña and Santa María are located, before returning to Seville to enjoy free time and the traditional CroisiEurope gala evening.
A journey aboard La Belle de Cadix, an elegant river-sea cruise ship from CroisiEurope, designed specifically to sail both the Guadalquivir River and the Andalusian Atlantic coast. With an intimate and relaxed atmosphere, the ship features outside cabins, spacious panoramic areas, a restaurant, a lounge bar, a swimming pool on deck, and capacity for 176 passengers.
The company also maintains its "all-inclusive" philosophy, with full board, drinks included during meals and at the bar, scheduled excursions, entertainment, free Wi-Fi and shows on board, allowing the passenger to enjoy the trip without worrying about anything other than contemplating the scenery and letting themselves be carried away by the rhythm of the river.
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