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- Customized trip to Spain
- On this customized trip to Spain, experience the unique combination of Moorish and Western civilization that gives Andalusia its undeniable charm. Start off by immersing yourself in cultural Seville, whose cathedral, a UNESCO world heritage site, is rivaled only by the relics of Alcazar, palace for Arab kings until the Christian Reconquest. Let the colorful labyrinth of the old city’s alleys cast its spell on you, and discover the beauty of the azulejo. Continue to Grenada where the world’s most beautiful Arab palace still proudly stands: Alhambra. Taking a stroll in its perfectly manicured gardens and walking around the sensual ornamental pools will make you feel like a character straight out of Arabian Nights. You’ll then be transported between the sea and the mountains on the world-famous Costa del Sol, where you soak up the sun on one of the many Mediterranean beaches or journey to the heart of Andalusia and visit some of the area’s traditional white villages. Of course, Andalusia will also reward visitors with unforgettable evenings spent enjoying a virtuoso flamenco performance, or simply sitting down on a terrace to sample tapas and traditional dishes. A completely unforgettable experience!
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- Day 1 | International Flight
- Day 2 | Arrival in Seville
Arrival at Seville airport, where a private transport is waiting to take you to your hotel. Settle into your double room in Murillo Hotel (or similar) for 5 days, breakfast included.
- Day 3 | Seville
Breakfast. Your private English-speaking guide will take you on a half-day city tour on foot during which you’ll get to know more about Seville and its cathedral. At the end of the visit, your guide will give you plenty of tips on what to see and do during your stay in Seville, filing you in on the best museums, squares, sites, and other places of interest.
- Days 4 to 6 | Seville
Breakfast. Free time in Seville. It’s impossible to measure the wealth of historical treasures scattered around this city. These three days should give you enough time to get a taste of the main attractions and to visit some of the famous parks. With its Hispanic and Moorish influences, the gothic cathedral is often considered the world’s largest, dominated by the 104-meter-high Giralda tower, which was taken from a Mosque that had previously had been built there. The interior is decorated with a dazzling blend of gold and silver that creates delicate religious representations, multicolored stained glass, and beautiful paintings by old masters. One of the aisles houses the tomb of none other than Christopher Columbus.
In the historical city center, discover the palace of San Telmo, where the autonomous Andalusian government now seats. Don’t miss the façade, a fabulous example of Seville’s Baroque influences. Just a few meters away, the palace of Alfonso XIII, built in the 1920s, was initially designed to be Europe’s most luxurious hotel. Many luxurious decorative elements can be found here: crystal and bronze chandeliers, delicate Artesonado ceilings, azulejos, etc.
Also, make sure you swing by the spectacular Plaza de Espana facing the Guadalquivir river: its perfect blend of azulejos, colonnades, and fountains creates a monument unlike any other in Europe.
- Day 7 | Granada
After breakfast, head to the train station to take your morning train to Granada. When you get there, settle into your double room in Monasterio de los Basilios Hotel (or similar), where you’ll be spending the next three nights. Breakfast included
- Day 8 | Granada
Breakfast. Your private English-speaking guide will meet up with you and take you on a morning visit to Alhambra and provide you with plenty of interesting and helpful tips to make sure that you get to see all of Granada’s highlights during your stay here. Alhambra is one of Spain’s most visited monuments. This fortified complex built in the highlands of the city includes many different monuments displaying an impressive variety of architectural styles. Built in 1238 by Nasrides rulers, it is one of the most stunning Moorish monuments in all of Spain. Highlights include the sophisticated courtyards and gardens of the Generalife with its delicate fountains and walls covered with the most delicate carvings and inscriptions imaginable. Arcades, colonnades, and royal halls stretch over hectares, following one another in complete stylistic harmony, from the Convento de San Francisco to the Palacio de Carlos V. You’ll spend unforgettable hours strolling around the refreshing alleys that cut across this absolute architectural masterpiece.
- Day 9 | Granada
Breaksfast. Free time in Grananda. Make the most of it and visit the superb Cathedral of the Incarnation, the country’s finest example of Renaissance architecture. Construction began under the orders of the Catholic Kings Ferdinand II and Isabelle I in 1505 to celebrate the Christian Reconquest of the city a few years earlier. It is an interesting blend of gothic and baroque styles, particularly the majestic façade, whose construction only began much later in 1667. Make sure you also take a look at the baroque influences in the adjoining royal chapel, where these same Catholic Kings were laid to rest.
Each one of Granada’s neighborhoods has its own distinctive ambiance. The Realejo, know for its large upper-class mansions, is an old Jewish borough with many convents and churches filled with students and well-established families. Its narrow streets are full of charm and make for a very pleasant stroll. In the Bib-Rambla district, you’ll find some of Granada’s best restaurants, offering delicious and authentic dishes, as well as a very diversified bazaar.
- Day 10 | Costa del Sol - Benalmadena
Breakfast. A private vehicle and driver take you to Benalmadena, on the Costa del Sol. Settle into Riu Puerto Marina Hotel (or similar) for six nights in a double room, breakfast included. The hotel is very close to Benalmadena marina, one of Spain’s loveliest resort areas, where you’ll find plenty of fine restaurants.
- Days 11 to 15 | Costa del Sol
Breakfast. Relax on the seashore or explore the surrounding area. You can make the most of your stay in the Costa del Sol region by going on wonderful day trips to the beautiful city of Ronda, or go to Cordoba and visit the magnificent Great Mosque.
- Day 16 | Departure
Breakfast. A private transfer will pick you up at your hotel and take you to Malaga airport for your return flight to Montreal.
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| Price per person | 3100$CAD |
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| Deluxe travel insurance (estimated cost) | 245 $ |
| Deposit required for land portion. | 933 $ |
| Single occupancy supplement in high season | 446 $ |
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- The budget of this trip includes:
- Private overland transfers (for passengers and their luggage) upon arrival in Seville airport and towards Malaga airport on the last day, as well as a private transport with chauffeur from Granada to Malaga, in a comfortable vehicle with a/c
- Accommodation in a central or equivalent part of the city in a double room, breakfast included
- English-speaking guide for all visits mentioned in the program
- Train transfers, tourist class
- Entrances to the Cathedral of Seville and Alhambra
- Assistance from our local associates in case of need
- The budget of this trip does not include:
- Cancellation, interruption, and baggage loss insurance
- Tips and personal expenses
- Drinks
- Visits or excursions that are not part of the itinerary
- Meals not mentioned in the program
- Anything not mentioned in the “The budget for the land portion of this trip includes” section above
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Macia Gran Via
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Benalmadena
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