Top Things to do in Andalucia
Things to do in Andalucia, Spain: The Best Rides & Activities
Discover the best top things to do in Andalucia, Spain including La Casa Amarilla, Enigma Conil, Quirobell., Sabai Salud, Kelipe Centro de Arte Flamenco, Minicab Transfer Malaga, Sanlucar Fish Spa, Isla Magica, Aquopolis Sevilla, Paintball En Nerja.
Restaurants in Andalucia
1. La Casa Amarilla
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
LCA_Málaga is a centre of contemporary art and culture. We’ve been committed to defending culture and art, supporting local artists by showing the quality of their work and bringing their genius closer to the public.
2. Enigma Conil
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 175 reviews
Enigma Conil is an escape room located in Conil de la Frontera (Cádiz). An escape room is a real-life team-based (from 2 to 6 players) puzzle game, where you are locked in a room and have to solve puzzles together to get out in less than a time depending on the level chosen by the team. Enigma Conil adventure will challenge your physical and logical skills to promote teamwork and communication. Our games and levels are available in English and Spanish. If you want to play in English, please let us know in advance.
3. Quirobell.
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 16 reviews
We offer relaxing, decontracting and combined massages. Massages with suckers, with candles and much more The duration is 30-45-60-90 minutes according to available time and needs. We accept card payments
4. Sabai Salud
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
Centro de masaje tailandés con profesional nativo. Disfrute de un masaje tailandés para descontracturar y estirar los músculos, relájese en manos expertas y sientase como nuevo sin ninguna tensión y con una sensacion general de relajación
5. Kelipe Centro de Arte Flamenco
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 382 reviews
KELIPÉ - CENTRO DE ARTE FLAMENCO The signiture that defines our Centre is the technique of improvisation. Complicated and always risky, but natural and spontaneous. FLAMENCO DE LEY The Show “FLAMENCO DE LEY” want to honour memories of the past. Flamenco De Ley is a living legend, which clamour in this show the memories, the life, the feelings, a unique form of being flamenco: The eternal “Gypsiness”, through the artistic dialect of each of its components of the show.
Reviewed By PaulaBFs
My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed our visit here. While not cheap, it is no more expensive than other places - some of which might be described as tourist traps. This is the real deal - a wonderful passionate performance by people who clearly love their art. They take the trouble to translate the introductions into english for those of us still struggling to learn Spanish - which is much appreciated and really adds to the experience. Highly recommend
6. Minicab Transfer Malaga
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Welcome to Minicab Transfer. A door-to-door service that ensures you an experienced high quality service with your own private transfer. We have vehicles with up to 8 seats anywhere along the costa del sol and our transfer services are available 24 hours a day 7 days a week. We always do our best to please every one of our clients each and every .
7. Sanlucar Fish Spa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 154 reviews
Urban Cultural Spa where as you care for your body and your mind with our disconnected Ictioterapia, Massage Therapy, Spa Treatments and Integral Aesthetics in the heart of Sanlucar de Barrameda, have the opportunity to experience the culture and history of the city with our photographic material reading and audiovisual.
8. Isla Magica
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 1,951 reviews
Reviewed By MarkCMP
We went on the first day that park was open in a while, so it may have been super-clean an ready to go for a new season. And boy, did it need to be: armies of school kids were there on the day we went. It was a blue skied, sunny, 28 degree day. We're not very good at scary rides, so we intended to go on the Anaconda and Orinoco rapids, before decamping to Aqua Magica. We did both of those and they were really fun - though the picture that the park took of us on the Anaconda, on the last drop, suggests that we may have have had the odd moment of fear!! By the way, you *will* get wet! Be prepared, don't take your camera. The rapids were much less scary, but equally fun - we shared our boat with some slightly squeal-y school kids, about our son's age (10), and luckily, screaming when you get soaked is the same in both languages! Food and catering: pretty good if a little slow, but good enough in the circumstances. Aqua Magica: we spent most of the time on the artificial beach, jumping into the water when the wave machine started up! That was really fun, jumping the waves. We also went on the Lazy River several times- you get to sit in a rubber ring, and paddle yourself around a course - very relaxing...! Top entertainment - we were there for six hours. A transport note: we got a MyTaxi down to Isla Magica, but had to walk to the North side of the river to pick up a taxi on the main road on the way back to our hotel. There are buses, apparently, but we couldn't find the bus stop!
9. Aquopolis Sevilla
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 242 reviews
Kids and adults alike will enjoy the chance to cool off at Aquopolis, one of Spain's largest waterparks, with its selection of slides, wave pools and rapids designed to let all ages, from toddlers to fear-nothing teenagers join in the fun. Picnic areas and karting possibilities add to the ingredients of a good family day out.
10. Paintball En Nerja
