Your Holiday Itinerary

7-Day Break

• Day 1 – Fly to Malaga where you will be met and transferred to your hotel in the Malaga/Torremolinos area for the night. D
• Day 2 – Ronda (included). En route to Seville we call at the fantastic village of Ronda, once the home of Ernest Hemingway and Orson Wells. This small town is perched high on a ridge over the El Tajo canyon and connected by three spectacular bridges above the sleepy Rio Guadalegin. Admire the whitewashed houses and old narrow streets, see the Plaza de Toros, the oldest bullfighting ring in Spain, dating from the 18th century, and the beautiful Mondragon Palace. B,D
• Day 3 & 4 – Seville (included). Seville sightseeing tour (included). Two days in the capital of Andalucia with so much to see. When talking of attractions, Seville, more than a thousand years old, has so much to offer, from the Cathedral, one of the largest Gothic cathedrals in the world to the fantastic Alacazar, dating from the 12th century, with its incomparable gardens. As an introduction to the city, why not join our optional halfday sightseeing tour with local English speaking guide as we explore the Plaza de Espana, then the enormous Cathedral and the equally imposing Alcazar Royal Palace. We also walk through the quaint streets of the Jewish quarter, the Barrio Santa Cruz. For the rest of your time, relax and breathe in the unique atmosphere of this lovely city, enjoy the tapas bars, relax in the parks, or perhaps even enjoy a horse and carriage ride around the main sights (rides leave from behind the Cathedral). B,D
• Day 5 – Cordoba (included). On our way to Granada we call at the Roman city of Cordoba, home of the grandest mosque ever built by the Moors in Spain, the Mezquita. Join our included city tour. See, as well, the beautiful gardens of the Alacazar, or perhaps the Plaza del Potro, mentioned in ‘Don Quixote’ and the imposing Plaza de la Corredera, once the site of a Roman amphitheatre and the burnings of the Inquisition! B,D
• Day 6 – Granada and the Alhambra (included). The old city of Granada is a delight to explore, but the highlight of our included guided tour is the vast palace which dominates the skyline with the Sierra Nevada mountains in the background. The world famous Alhambra Palace (entrance included) with its grand red walls, started in the 11th century, is the “must see” in Andalucia. See Nasrid Palace, the Fortress, Charles V Palace and Medina, as well as the Generalife Gardens and Palace. B,D
• Day 7 – To Malaga for return flight. B

B=Breakfast D=Dinner