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Seville is more than 2000 kilometres from London by road; a dedicated drive will get you there in 20-24 driving hours. By far the fastest route is to head down the west coast of France to Madrid via Bilbao then south via Córdoba. Cars must be insured for third party and practically any driving licence is acceptable (but if you’re from a place that a Guardia Civil would struggle to locate on a map, take an International Driving Licence). Tolls on motorways in France and Northern Spain will add significantly to your costs; petrol costs E 0.80-0.90 per litre in Spain. Driving conditions in Spain are very good, but negotiating Seville itself by car isn’t pretty and foreign plates are a magnet to thieves.
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