Colors of Andalusia Tour from Malaga

Arrival at the hotel. Meet the other participants and the tour guide at 8:30 PM. Dinner and overnight stay.

Culture

50%

History

50%

Relax

40%

Food

30%

Breakfast. Departure for Puerto Banus, the famous resort on the Costa del Sol frequented by many V.I.P.s. Stroll along the marina, lined with elegant boutiques and renowned restaurants. Continue to Ronda, dramatically perched on a rocky plateau with sheer cliffs.

Admire El Tajo, the spectacular gorge over 100 meters deep that divides the historic center. Visit the Old Town, home to the Collegiate Church of Santa María, an important Renaissance monument preserving an arch from the former main mosque. End the visit at the Plaza de Toros, one of Spain's finest 18th-century bullrings. Continue to Seville. Dinner and overnight stay.

Culture

50%

Nature

30%

History

30%

Food

50%

Breakfast. Departure for Cadiz, one of the oldest cities in Spain, with more than 3,000 years of history, thanks to its privileged location between two seas. During the 17th and 18th centuries, it became the country's only port for trade with the Americas. Free lunch and the opportunity to taste the famous fried fish in its traditional local restaurants. Continue to Jerez de la Frontera to visit one of the region's most renowned Sherry wine cellars. Return to Seville. Dinner and overnight stay.

Culture

50%

History

50%

Adventure

30%

Food

30%

Breakfast. Guided tour of Seville including the Seville Cathedral, the third-largest Christian church in the world and an architectural masterpiece. Next to it stands the Giralda, the former mosque minaret that later became the Cathedral's bell tower. Continue with a walk through the charming Santa Cruz Quarter, famous for its historic narrow streets, picturesque squares and beautiful Andalusian courtyards filled with flowers. Free afternoon. Dinner and overnight stay.

History

30%

Relax

60%

Party

30%

Food

50%

Breakfast. Enjoy a full day at leisure to explore Seville at your own pace. Stroll through the elegant historic squares, visit museums and monuments, relax in traditional tapas bars, or simply soak up the authentic atmosphere of the capital of Andalusia. Dinner and overnight stay.

Culture

60%

Nature

30%

History

50%

Food

30%

Breakfast. Departure for Cordoba to visit the spectacular Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba, one of the finest masterpieces of Islamic architecture in Spain, renowned for its impressive forest of columns and magnificent mihrab. Continue with a walk through the charming Jewish Quarter, featuring historic narrow streets, flower-filled balconies and traditional Andalusian courtyards. Afterwards, continue to Granada. Dinner and overnight stay.

Culture

60%

Nature

30%

History

60%

Food

30%

Breakfast. In the morning, enjoy a guided tour of Granada including admission to the Royal Chapel, home to the sculpted tombs of the Catholic Monarchs, one of the finest masterpieces of the Spanish Renaissance. Continue with a visit to the Granada Charterhouse, renowned for its magnificent Baroque decoration. Afterwards, head to a panoramic viewpoint overlooking the Alhambra, where you will receive an in-depth explanation of the history of this extraordinary complex, once the royal residence and fortress of the Nasrid rulers, symbolizing the splendor of Muslim Granada.

The guided tour will end by 1:00 PM. Free afternoon. Guests who have purchased an Alhambra entrance ticket may visit it independently (without a guide), using Italian audio guides, available upon request by adding a note in the travel notes section when requesting a quotation. Dinner and overnight stay.

Culture

40%

Nature

50%

History

40%

Food

30%

Breakfast. Departure for Malaga. Arrival in the morning followed by a panoramic tour of Malaga, including the Alcazaba, the impressive Moorish fortress located between the harbor and the mountains. Free time to stroll through the historic city center, discovering iconic landmarks such as Calle Larios, Pasaje de Chinitas, Plaza de la Merced, where Pablo Picasso was born, and the magnificent Malaga Cathedral. End of services (scheduled no earlier than 2:00 PM).