Straripante Andalusia. Mare più città! from 1.228 €

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1.228 €

Based on 3 adults

Created: Monday, May 25, 2026 - Departure: Tuesday, August 18, 2026

Destinations: Malaga, Spain , Cadiz, Spain , Cordoba, Spain , Granada, Spain , Malaga, Spain

Themes

Family Beach Nature COUPLES

Andalusia Autentica: Malaga, Cadice, Cordoba e Granada

Numero di passeggeri: 3 adulti, 0 bambini

Itinerario e servizi inclusi

Trasporti internazionaliTrasferimento aeroportuale: trasporto organizzato da Fiumicino Airport a Malaga all’arrivo.
Rientro: trasporto da Malaga a Fiumicino Airport alla fine del viaggio.
Soggiorni in hotelMalaga (Spain): 4 notti presso Atenea Malaga Apartments, posizione ideale per visitare il centro storico e il porto.
Cadice (Spain): 4 notti presso Senator Cadiz Hotel, a pochi passi dalle spiagge e dal quartiere storico.
Cordoba (Spain): 1 notte presso Líbere Córdoba Tendillas, comodo per raggiungere la Mezquita e il quartiere ebraico.
Granada (Province) (Spain): 3 notti presso Hotel Abades Nevada Palace, ottima base per visitare l’Alhambra e i quartieri tipici.
AutonoleggioAlquiler de coche modello SEAT Ibiza, ideale per 3 adulti con bagagli.
Ritiro e riconsegna coordinati in funzione dell’itinerario (zone Malaga/Costa del Sol).
Chilometraggio indicato nel contratto di noleggio (da verificare prima della partenza).
Assicurazione viaggioPolizza Unipol Sai Medico Bagaglio con copertura per spese mediche d’emergenza e tutela del bagaglio.
Assistenza h24 in viaggio secondo condizioni di polizza.
Servizi extra su richiesta (non inclusi, ma consigliati)Biglietto d’ingresso con orario prenotato per l’Alhambra di Granada e i Palacios Nazaríes.
Visita guidata alla Mezquita di Cordoba e al quartiere di Santa Cruz a Siviglia (eventuale deviazione facoltativa).
Cena di tapas tipiche a Malaga o Cadice con degustazione di vini andalusi.

Riassunto del viaggio

Un itinerario pensato per 3 adulti che desiderano scoprire l’Andalusia in piena libertà, alternando città d’arte, storia moresca e relax sul mare. Arriverete a Malaga, dove il vostro appartamento in centro sarà la base perfetta per esplorare il quartiere storico, il Museo Picasso e il lungomare. Con la SEAT Ibiza potrete spostarvi comodamente lungo la costa e verso l’entroterra, godendo di panorami mediterranei e piccoli villaggi bianchi.

Da Malaga raggiungerete Cadice, antica città affacciata sull’Atlantico, per passeggiare tra vicoli barocchi e tramonti sul lungomare. Proseguirete poi verso Cordoba per un’immersione nella sua straordinaria eredità araba ed ebraica, prima di concludere a Granada, dove l’Alhambra e i quartieri di Albaicín e Sacromonte vi regaleranno la sintesi perfetta tra storia, cultura e autenticità andalusa. L’assicurazione medico-bagaglio vi offrirà un ulteriore livello di tranquillità per vivere il viaggio senza pensieri.

Consigli di lettura e guide per preparare il viaggio

Guide turistiche“Lonely Planet – Andalucia”: panoramica completa su Malaga, Cadice, Cordoba e Granada, con suggerimenti aggiornati su ristoranti e itinerari a piedi.
“Rough Guide to Andalucia”: ideale per chi ama approfondire storia, cultura e tradizioni locali.
“Time Out Malaga & Costa del Sol”: perfetta per consigli su vita notturna, tapas bar e eventi.
Libri per entrare nell’atmosfera“Le luci di Siviglia” (o altri romanzi ambientati in Andalusia) per un assaggio letterario dell’atmosfera del sud della Spagna.
Una piccola guida tascabile in lingua spagnola con frasi utili per ristoranti, hotel e noleggio auto.
Risorse online consigliateSiti ufficiali del turismo di Malaga, Cadice, Cordoba e Granada per calendari aggiornati di eventi, festival e mostre temporanee.
Mappe offline (es. tramite app come Maps.me o Google Maps) da scaricare prima della partenza per guidare più serenamente con l’auto a noleggio.

Your day to day

18 Aug

Transport from Rome to Malaga

Departure

11:40

Fiumicino Airport (FCO)

2h 50m

14:30

Malaga (AGP)

Basic > 0 PC

Transport: W46025

Cabin Class: Economy

Fare Name: Basic

18 Aug

1. Malaga

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About the destination: Malaga, the birthplace of Picasso, radiates art from every corner. Regarded as one of the oldest cities in Spain and Europe, this cosmopolitan port is vibrantly modern while still holding onto its extensive historical past. The palm-tree lined Paseo el Parque leads you beneath Alcazaba, a Moorish palace whose fortified walls surround aromatic gardens and an archaeological museum. The towering Gibralfaro Castle sits atop a nearby hill, offering exceptional views of the expansive city below. The Picasso Museum is also worth a visit, providing not only an impressive artistic heritage, but also educational activities and cultural events. A nighttime visit to Malaga is highly recommended: don't miss a leisurely stroll along the harbor where traditional fried fish is paired with cold beer at chiringuitos (beach bars), and take in the sight of the illuminated Alcazaba, which stands guard over the city from Mount Gibralfaro.

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18 Aug

Hotel

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Atenea Malaga Apartments

Malaga - Show on map > 0.2 miles from Center

8.9

Very good

1275

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City Apartment

ROOM ONLY

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22 Aug

Car rental

SEAT Ibiza or similar

22 Aug 2026, 15:30

30 Aug 2026, 10:00

Manual transmission

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22 Aug

2. Cadiz

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About the destination: Cádiz is located in southern Spain, in the region of Andalusia. Its coastline is part of the Costa de la Luz (Coast of Light) and features numerous golden sandy beaches, ranging from urban beaches to extensive, practically unspoiled stretches of sand. Inland, the popular White Villages Route is highly recommended. The city hosts three festivals of International Tourist Interest: the prestigious Carnival of Cadiz, the unique horse racing events on the beach at Sanlúcar de Barrameda, and the elegant Horse Fair in Jerez de la Frontera. Part of the province also lies within the Doñana National Park, and there are five other nature reserves in Cádiz's exceptional natural environment. Cádiz is also known for its delicious gastronomy, particularly its “pescaíto frito” (perfectly-fried platters of assorted fresh fish) and shellfish, ideally accompanied by the wines found on the Wine and Brandy routes in the Marco de Jerez region.

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22 Aug

Hotel

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Senator Cadiz Hotel

Cadiz - Show on map > 1.5 miles from Center

Very good

4268

Restaurant

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FAMILY ROOM STANDARD

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Free cancellation

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26 Aug

3. Cordoba

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About the destination: Córdoba, nestled in the heart of Andalusia, is a city where Roman, Islamic, Jewish, and Christian histories weave together in a remarkably walkable old town. Its star attraction is the Mezquita-Catedral, a former mosque whose forest of red-and-white arches and tranquil courtyard of orange trees create an unforgettable atmosphere. Step inside to see the astonishing blend of Islamic architecture and a later inserted Renaissance cathedral nave, a striking symbol of the city’s layered past. Beyond the Mezquita, Córdoba’s historic centre is a maze of whitewashed lanes, flower-filled patios, and hidden plazas. Wander through the Jewish Quarter (Judería), where you’ll find one of the few remaining medieval synagogues in Spain, as well as traditional craft shops and tapas bars. Don’t miss Calleja de las Flores, a tiny alley framed with potted geraniums and one of the city’s most photographed spots, especially with the bell tower rising in the background. The Guadalquivir River frames the city’s southern edge, crossed by the Roman Bridge, which is especially atmospheric at sunset when the skyline glows golden. On the far side of the bridge, the Calahorra Tower hosts a small museum with panoramic views. A short bus or taxi ride away lies the archaeological site of Medina Azahara, the ruins of a vast 10th‑century palatial city that once showcased the power of the Caliphate of Córdoba. Food is an essential part of the experience here. Sample salmorejo, a thicker, creamier cousin of gazpacho often topped with ham and boiled egg, and flamenquín, a rolled, fried pork dish typical of the region. Visit in May to see the famous Patios Festival, when residents decorate their courtyards with hundreds of flowers and open them to visitors, turning the entire city into a living celebration of colour, fragrance, and local pride.

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26 Aug

Hotel

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Líbere Córdoba Tendillas

Cordoba - Show on map > 0.3 miles from Center

9.1

Superb

1296

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Family Apartment 1 Bedroom

WITH BREAKFAST

Free cancellation

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27 Aug

4. Granada

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About the destination: The Islamic leaders of Granada cherished and beautified this regional capital. Overlook the humble apartments of Granada and gaze upwards: the imposing clay-red Alhambra palace stands out against the Sierra Nevada, the sunniest ski slopes in Europe. The invigorating coastline is also within close proximity. The Alhambra, which translates to 'the red one' in Arabic, is a globally renowned Islamic monument of enduring magnificence, situated on a hill blanketed with lush woods and gardens. The numerous courtyards and rooms within the palaces of the Casa Real are among the finest examples of Mudejar art and architecture. Built after the Reconquista of Granada to replace the mosque that previously stood there, the Cathedral of Granada is the first purely Renaissance cathedral in Spain. The Royal Chapel, accessible through a separate entrance, houses the intricate tomb of Ferdinand and Isabella, along with Isabella's impressive private art collection. South of the Cathedral lies the Albayzin, the old Arab quarter, a maze of winding alleyways with Moorish-style archways adorning the walls. Granada is renowned for its holy week celebrations, which include festivities and processions. For a less cultural experience, stick to the student pubs around the university.

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27 Aug

Hotel

3 Nights

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