Andalusia Islamic Heritage Tour
About this trip
Destinations
Experiences
- Enjoy a guided tour of Alhambra & Generalife Palaces
- Explore the mysterious maze of alleyways of the old Arab quarter in Albaicin
- Guided tour at Madinat Al-Zahra
- Visit the oldest palace of Spain Royal Alcazar of Seville
- Visit the old Cordoba Mosque
- Experience a fiery Flamenco performance in Granada
Hotels
All accommodation is included in 3-stars hotels. Double room occupancy.
Tour Leader
Transport style
Modern vehicles adapted to your group: kids seats, wheelchair-accessible, or big capacity for those who love the shopping.
Halal Meals
Free Time
From 1,275.00 €
Only 120 € deposit to book
Pay over time, interest free
THE ITINERARY
Day 1 - Malaga
Welcome to beautiful Costa del Sol, we welcome you in the heart of Andalusia. We will explore Malaga center by foot which is the best way (there are bikes and scooters for those who prefer them). See the ruins of the Roman Theater and the arab fortress Alcazaba. Sunset in the port shopping area Muelle Uno is a great end and good option for dining in halal Hindu or fast food.
Day 2 - Malaga to Granada
Today we are heading to Granada probably one of the most romantic cities in Spain. Stroll on the beautiful Darro river boulevard, Paseo de Los Tristes and its charming cafés and shops. Tonight you may like to see the most famous Spanish rhythm enjoying a Flamenco show or maybe delight with seafood paella.
Day 3 - Granada
Visit the impressive complex of Alhambra Palaces a world heritage site. You will feel like traveling back in time when walking through its rooms with walls filled with Arabic poetry. Explore the mysterious maze of alleyways of the old Arab quarter in Albayzin. Enjoy the astounding views from the lookout Mirador de San Nicolás. Venture into the local artisan stores.
Day 4 Granada - Cordoba
We are heading to Cordoba to explore the old capital of al-Andalus where you will learn about the Umayyad dinasty. Explore the narrow streets of the old Jewish and Muslim quarters. Take photos in the lovely flower patios and can’t miss in all bucket list a visit to the old masjid, the great Mosque of Cordoba, today a cathedral. We will go to Victoria Food Market because of its beautiful location in a park and the many dining options.
Free Time Ads-Ons: Cordoba is the leader in gold and silver work in Spain’s jewelry. Discover the designs and techniques by visiting a workshop.
Day 5 Cordoba - Seville
Stroll the city’s river and explore the remarkable monumental area of Seville with the third world largest cathedral and the Giralda Tower (the old Masjid minaret) a world heritage site towards the Alcazar and the Archivo the Indias. Without missing a walk to the flamboyant Plaza de España.
Day 6 - Seville & Ronda
Visit the beautiful 14-century Royal Alcazar of Seville. Later in the evening we will venture through the streets of Santa Cruz before leaving Seville. Continue the journey to one of the most famous white village, Ronda in a scenic drive through Grazalema National Park. A cup of hot chocolate and churros con chocolate will make the evening just perfect!
Day 7 - Ronda & Malaga
We will continue the journey to Ronda in a scenic drive through Grazalema National Park. Hanging over the cliffs the settlement has centuries, the views over the valley are astounding. Follow the trace of the Islamic past of the city walking through the narrow streets of the old town.
UNESCO World Heritage Sites
The Alhambra, Generalife & Albayzin of Granada | Madinat al-Zahra archeological site | The Great Mosque of Cordoba | Alcazar, Cathedral & Archivo de Indias of Seville | Cordoba’s Jewish Quarter
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