Seville, Cordoba, Granada and Gibraltar

Discover historic cities tinged with Moorish influences and Gibraltar, at the gateway of the Mediterranean.

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Fly from your chosen U.K. airport to Malaga, where you will be met by our local representative and transferred to your hotel. The rest of the day is free for you to explore the area around your Costa del Sol hotel at leisure.

Join today’s excursion to Gibraltar to see attractions such as the Moorish Castle, St. Michael’s Cave and the Barbary Apes.

Marmoset in Rock of Gibraltar

Today we travel by coach to Seville, the 'Queen of Andalucia' for a two-night stay. The rest of the day is free for you to explore and soak up the atmosphere.

Seville

Our half-day guided sightseeing tour will visit the Old Town, including the cathedral – the third largest in the world – and the equally imposing Alcazar Royal Palace and gardens, which dates from the 12th century (entrances included). We also walk through the quaint streets of the Jewish quarter, the Barrio Santa Cruz, with free time to relax and enjoy the tapas bars and beautiful parks of this lovely city, with its rich Moorish heritage.

Seville

We bid farewell to Seville and travel to Granada, en route calling into Córdoba, home to the grandest mosque ever built by the Moors in Spain, the Mezquita. It was once the largest city in Europe and its incredible history is represented by the beautifully-preserved buildings and squares. We have an overnight stay in Granada.

Cordoba

Enjoy a full day in Granada with a guided tour of the vast Alhambra Palace which dominates the skyline with the snowy peaks of the Sierra Nevada mountains in the background. Dating back to the 11th century, it is one of Andalucía’s must-see places. We return to the Costa del Sol area for an overnight stay.