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7-day Guided Tour In Andalusia, Valencia And Barcelona From Madrid (c170)
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7 daysDuration
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50 peopleMaximum group size
6 - 99 yearsAge range for participants
EnglishGuide language
Easy
Light physical activity suitable for most people with average fitness levels.
Daily buffet breakfast.3 dinners.Barcelona: Catalonia Barcelona 505 OR SIMILARNotes:- Departures 2027: 22 February, 15 March, stay overnight will be in Eurostars Lucentum Alicante Hotel instead of Valencia.- On the 28 December departure, the stay in Granada on 30 December will be on a bed and breakfast basis. (HOTEL_INFO)
Transport
Transportation by air conditioned coach.
Guide
Bilingual guide (Spanish and English).Sightseeing tour with local guide in Cordoba, Sevilla, Granada and Barcelona.
Others
Tickets: Mosque in Cordoba and Alhambra in Granada*Travel Insurance.Municipal Tax in BarcelonaAccomodation (Hotels or similar) (HOTEL_INFO)Sevilla: Exe Sevilla Macarena OR SIMILAR (HOTEL_INFO)Granada: Abades Nevada Palace OR SIMILAR (HOTEL_INFO)Valencia: Eurostars Acteon OR SIMILAR (HOTEL_INFO)
Itinerary
Dreaming of a week-long adventure through Spain’s most iconic cities? The 7 Day Guided Tour in Andalusia, Valencia, and Barcelona from Madrid is a comprehensive journey for those wanting to experience the highlights of Cordoba, Seville, Granada, Valencia, and Barcelona, all in first-class comfort.
This expertly organized bus tour starts and ends in Madrid, whisking you away on a luxurious coach equipped with free Wi-Fi and ensuring restful nights in premium hotels. Every detail—from transport to meals—is handled, so you can focus on enjoying the architectural wonders, vibrant cultures, and unique flavors that make each city special.
A defining feature of this tour is the seamless connection between Spain’s diverse regions, offering both guided sightseeing and moments to explore at your own pace. Travelers will appreciate the convenience and luxury, making this the perfect choice for those who want to experience Spain’s best destinations with ease and style.
day 1Madrid - Cordoba - Sevilla
Departure from our bus terminal at 7:30 a.m. through La Mancha country to Cordoba. Sightseeing tour visiting its famous Mosque/Cathedral and Jewish Quarter. Then to Sevilla. Dinner and accommodations
day 2Sevilla
day 3Sevilla - Granada
day 4Granada - Valencia
day 5Valencia - Barcelona
day 6Barcelona
day 7Barcelona - Zaragoza - Madrid
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