Light physical activity suitable for most people with average fitness levels.
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Madrid, Spain
Madrid, Spain
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Accommodation
Accommodation in selected 4-star hotels
Meals
Daily breakfastWelcome Tapas Experience dinnerDinner in SevilleFlamenco experience with masterclass, show, and dinner in GranadaFarewell dinner in Madrid
Transport
Transportation by luxury coach featuring complimentary Wi-FiPrivate airport transfers as per itinerary
Guide
Guided visits in Madrid, Cordoba (including entrance to the Mosque), Seville (including entrance to the Cathedral), Málaga, and Granada (including entrance to the Alhambra)
Others
English-speaking Tour Director throughout the journeyChocolate & Churros tasting in MadridVisit & ticket to the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian ArtVisit to wineries and sherry wine tastingOlive oil tasting at a local almazaraEnjoy 24-hour customer service support throughout your tour
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Spanish Delights: A 9-Day Small Group Journey
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Spain’s vibrant soul comes alive on the 'Spanish Delights: A 9-Day Small Group Journey.' Beginning and ending in Madrid, this easy-paced tour leads families and travelers of all ages through the heart of Spain’s culture, history, and cuisine.
Kick off your adventure with a tapas dinner in Madrid, then journey through Córdoba’s breathtaking mosque and Granada’s dazzling Alhambra. Savor local specialties, experience Andalusian horse art in Jerez, and be swept away by flamenco in Seville. With an intimate group setting and personalized attention, this trip blends iconic sightseeing, hands-on culinary experiences, and scenic beauty.
The tour package’s unique appeal is its seamless combination of Spain’s classic highlights with immersive cultural activities, ensuring an unforgettable exploration for everyone from young adults to seniors.
day 1Welcome To Madrid
Arrive at the airport and transfer to your hotel. In the evening, join your Tour Director and fellow travelers for an authentic Welcome Tapas Dinner at a local restaurant. We recommend selecting flights that arrive no later than 5 PM to fully enjoy the first day of the itinerary. Meals: D Accommodation at the AC Hotel Cuzco, Madrid, or similar
day 2Madrid Sightseeing
day 3Madrid, Merida & Cordoba
day 4Cordoba & Seville
day 5Seville Sightseeing
day 6Seville, Jerez & Ronda
day 7Ronda, Malaga & Granada
day 8Granada & Madrid
day 9Madrid Departure
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