Highlights of Andalusia

Trip Type: Explorer

7 Days
1 - 12 People

Starts From:

NZD $4,425.00 /Person

Discover the sights, sounds and smells of Andalusian country on this seven-day adventure in Spain’s south. Feast on a variety of region-specific tapas, visit …

Highlights of Andalusia

Discover the sights, sounds and smells of Andalusian country on this seven-day adventure in Spain’s south. Feast on a variety of region-specific tapas, visit historic hilltop villages and bask in the laidback atmosphere along the Mediterranean coast. Explore some of the best landmarks in Seville and Ronda with your local leader, take a flamenco class in Casa de la Memoria and journey through the Granada Geopark in a 4WD. Whether you’re after a scenic hiking opportunity or some time to sit back and relax with a coffee or glass of wine, Andalusia’s got you covered.

Itinerary

Day 1: Seville

Day 2: Seville

Day 3: Ronda to Granada

Day 4: Granada/Alhambra

Day 5: Guadix / Cave Experience

Day 6: Malaga

Day 7: Malaga

Trip Inclusions

Meals

6 breakfasts and 2 dinners are included

Transport

Private vehicle

Accomodation

Hotel (6 nights)

Included Activities

Seville - Leader-led orientation walk
Seville - Taller Flamenco - Flamenco Class
Ronda - Leader-led orientation walk
Granada - Leader - led Orientation Walk
Granada - Mirador de San Nicolas
Granada - Guided Visit to Alhambra Palace & Gardens
Granada - Local Wine & Produce Tasting
Guadix - Geoparque Natural Park
Guadix - Cave Houses experience
Malaga - Leader led Orientation Walk

Trip Highlights

Explore the 11th-century Alhambra Palace on a guided tour to discover its fortress towers, palace decor, architectural styles and magnificent gardens.
Take a flamenco class in an establishment in Seville dedicated to preserving the rich cultural heritage and artistic prowess of this iconic dance.
Treat your taste buds to a local tasting tour in Granada. Try local tapas and traditional dishes like tortilla del sacromonte (omlet) or piononos (syrupy sponge cake).
Set off on a 4WD adventure through the Granada Geopark. With deep ravines and crumbling earth pyramids, you’ll see why the locals call this region ‘the end of the world’.
Relax at La Malagueta Beach or visit historical sites like the Gibralfaro Castle during your free time in Malaga – the second largest city in Andalusia, set on the shores of the Mediterranean.