Stretching across the south of Spain, Andalucía is one of the country's most varied regions.
The Sierra Nevada rises above the eastern horizon, home to mainland Spain's highest mountains and views that tend to make camera rolls rather full rather quickly. Below them lie the Alpujarras, a network of whitewashed villages linked by centuries-old routes, their distinctive architecture reflecting a rich Moorish heritage.
Elsewhere, Andalucía's cities reveal another side of the region's story. Granada's Alhambra, Córdoba's Mezquita and Seville's magnificent historic centre provide reminders of the different civilisations that have helped shape southern Spain over the centuries.
It's this combination of landscapes and history that gives Andalucía its lasting appeal. Mountain villages, cultural treasures and natural beauty sit comfortably alongside one another, each adding another layer to the experience.