Arrival in Malaga. Our staff will be waiting at the airport to greet you and arrange transfer to the hotel, accommodation, overnight.

After breakfast, we will go by air-conditioned coach to visit the city of Granada (distance 137 km). We will start our tour of the city from Alhambra , it is a palace complex built in the years 1232–1273. We will see, among others, the castle Alcazaba , Charles V Palace , Patio of Lions and Generalife gardens. Then we will walk around Granada’s eastern district called Albaicín or Albayzín. We will go to Mirador San Nicolás to enjoy a wonderful panoramic view of the Alhambra and Sierra Nevada. From there we will go to see the cathedral Santa María de la Encarnación where we will visit Capilla Mayor and Capilla Real, the burial places of the Catholic kings Isabella and Ferdinand, as well as Joan the Mad and Philip the Beautiful. We will go to the picturesque zone called Sacromonte where Spanish tabers, located along the Camino del Sacromonte, on the hillside, offer flamenco shows.

Return to the hotel. Accommodation.

A stroll through the streets of one of the most popular districts in Seville – Santa Cruz, we will reach the Cathedral of Santa María de la Sede, the largest cathedral in the world considered to be the most magnificent Gothic church. There we will visit the Giralda minaret, the construction of which began in 1184 and took 12 years; Capilla Mayor, Capilla Real and the tomb of Christopher Columbus.

Then we will go to Plaza de España and take a walk in María Luisa Park, one of the biggest parks in Europe.

Dinner and overnight at the hotel.

While visiting the city, we will see, among others, the La Mezquita mosque from the 8th century, which is one of the most famous mosques in the world, mainly thanks to the famous hall with a forest of columns. After the Reconquest, the Spaniards built a Gothic cathedral in the center of the mosque.

We will walk down a picturesque street full of flowers called Calleja de las Flores, and then we will go to the historical Jewish zone of Barrio de la Judería (approx. 2 hours with a guide). From there we will go to see the Puente Romano (Roman Bridge), known as the Old Bridge because it was the only bridge the city had for twenty centuries, until the construction of the San Rafael Bridge in the mid-20th century; the bridge is dated to the 1st century BC.

Dinner and overnight at the hotel.

After breakfast, we will go to visit the city of Ronda. The area around the city was already inhabited in the Neolithic period, as evidenced by archaeological excavations and rock paintings. While visiting the city, we will see, among other things, a monumental bridge 98 m high and 66 m long called the New Bridge “Puente Nuevo”, with a breathtaking view of the río Tajo. Plaza de Toros, built in 1783-1785. Then we will visit the famous Arab baths.
Return to the hotel, dinner and overnight.

Pueblos Blancos, or White Villages, is one of the many attractions that await tourists in Andalusia. There are several villages, each with its own history, but they all have one thing in common, namely their appearance. White lime covers streets and squares, walls, roofs, churches, houses, palaces. These villages appear as white spots in the landscape of the rocky peaks of the Grazalema mountain range, declared a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.

Return to the hotel, dinner and overnight.

Return to the hotel, dinner and overnight.

After reaching the port in Tangier, we start our bus tour, during which we will be accompanied by a local guide, who will be translated by the pilot. The first tourist attraction we will see is Cabo Espartel is a cape located on the Atlantic coast of Africa. On the local rock (at an altitude of 110 m above sea level) there is a lighthouse, the light of which is visible from a distance of 23 nautical miles. We will see the Necropolises, pay a visit to the Sultan Palace “Dar el Makhzen” and then go to Zoco and Medina.

Around 22:30, return to the hotel, dinner and overnight.