Posted: Tue May 5, 2020 12:43pm
I sympathise with your plight. My daughter planned a year working around the world before going back to live in Paris, and found herself rather scuppered, in LA, where she spent 6 weeks in lockdown before managing to get to the UK. She's now in quarantine in the only bedroom of her sister's flat in Brighton, and is effectively homeless unless she is allowed to come here to Spain and hole up with me. It's all incredibly difficult for so many people.
The truth is, there's no answer to your question. By July, if all goes well in the intervening weeks, it should be OK for you to do the journey but, so much depends on what happens as lockdown restrictions are gradually relaxed. Media outlets like El Pais (there's an English version) are good at neutral updating, as is the Citizen's Advice Bureau in Spain so, all I can suggest is keeping an eye on those. The British Embassy in Madrid, or Malaga, are also helpful but, can take a few days to respond to enquiries. It would seem there's a chance Spain will open up according to region, and northern regions have been harder hit than southern - whether this will affect your right to drive from top to bottom remains to be seen.
I hope you get answers soon, and that you can get on your way down to lovely Andalucia!