The longest train on the rails in Spain, Al Andalus comprises 14 cars including two restaurants and the elegant Giralda bar car. Converted from historic Wagon-Lits which were built in France between 1929 and 1930, there are four elegant lounge cars and guests enjoy exquisite local cuisine, drinks in the bar car and music recitals on board during the six-night journeys. The air-conditioned private cabins with en suite bathrooms are available as either Grand Class cabins with two single beds which convert into armchairs in the day, or Deluxe Suites, with a full-size double bed which becomes a sofa for the daytime.

In 2026 the train will follow a new route between Seville and Madrid, traversing the fascinating and under-visited region of Extremadura. All meals and drinks are included on board, as well as a full programme of excursions to Cádiz, the Mezquita in Córdoba, sherry bodegas of Jerez, historic cities such as Mérida, Zafra and Cáceres, as well as Toledo and the Royal Palace at Aranjuez.