Today, you fly to Malaga and transfer to Mijas, a lovely town nestled in the foothills of the Sierra de Mijas Mountains. Our hotel is set between the beach and the mountains, just a five-minute walk from the centre of town. After time to settle in, we'll get to know one another better over a welcome drink. D
Today's included excursion will introduce us to the highlights of Malaga, a cosmopolitan city set on the shores of the Mediterranean. Famed as the birthplace of artist Picasso, it is enveloped by 3,000 years of history, making it one of the oldest cities in the world. Dinner this evening will be a local affair at a restaurant in the village of Mijas, only a short walk from the hotel. B.D
Admire magnificent scenery as we drive to the lovely cliff-top town of Ronda. Enjoying a spectacular location on a towering plateau, the town is divided by El Tajo, a precipitous gorge more than 600ft deep. On one side of the gorge stands the old Moorish town of La Ciudad, with the more modern El Mercadillo part of town on the other. El Tajo is spanned by the 18th century Puente Nuevo Bridge, we'll take in the fabulous views from here and look down to the waters of the River Guadalevin below. B,D
Spend a day at leisure enjoying the facilities at your hotel. You could relax by the pool, be pampered at the health and beauty club or maybe head to a nearby beach to unwind.
Alternatively, you could choose to join our optional excursion to Granada and the stunning Alhambra Palace. Standing high on a hill overlooking the city, the palace was built by the Moors in the 13th and 14th centuries and has been added to over time to become a magnificent complex of pink stone courtyards, pools, fountains, grand halls and cool patios. B,D
The beautiful hilltop village of Frigiliana, situated in the foothills of the Almijara Mountains, is our first stop on today's included excursion. It is a maze of cobbled streets and its historic centre has a distinctively Moorish appearance. Explore, relax with your travelling companions in a traditional bar or restaurant, and maybe shop for local handicrafts such as ceramics and lace. Next we'll continue on to Nerja, with its lovely sandy beaches and hidden coves. Once a sleepy fishing village, its old quarter remains virtually unchanged, with narrow, winding streets lined with white-washed houses and wrought-iron terraces overflowing with aromatic geraniums. B,D
Explore at your own pace today. The centre of Mijas with its charming cobbled streets, bars, restaurants and stunning views is just a five-minute walk from our hotel. Why not venture out with your travelling companions to discover its historic sights, such as the oval bullring, the 16th century Shrine of Virgen de la Peña and the Church of San Sebastian, noted for its wonderful façade.
If you want to travel a bit further afield, you could join our optional excursion to Gibraltar. B,D
Enjoy a further day at leisure today. Maybe you'll decide to relax and soak up the sun on the hotel's terrace or perhaps you'll wander into Mijas with your fellow travellers to sample the cuisine in one of the local cafés or bars.
This evening we'll gather for a farewell drink, the perfect end to an amazing holiday. B,D
We'll transfer to the airport for your return flight to the UK. B
| Dates | Airport | Price from | Dates | Airport | Price from |
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19 Feb |
Manchester |
£1618 | 2 July | Manchester | £1878 |
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19 Feb |
Leeds Bradford |
£1618 | 2 July | Glasgow | £1988 |
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19 Feb |
Bristol |
£1628 | 2 July | Leeds/Bradford | £1828 |
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19 Feb |
Birmingham |
£1698 | 2 July | Bristol | £1798 |
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19 Feb |
Gatwick |
£1399 | 2 July | Gatwick | £1649 |
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12 March |
Manchester |
£1708 | 2 July | Birmingham | £1808 |
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12 March |
Leeds Bradford |
£1658 | 2 July | East Midlands | £1748 |
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12 March |
Bristol |
£1718 | 3 Sept | Manchester | £1988 |
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12 March |
Birmingham |
£1658 | 3 Sept | Glasgow | £1928 |
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12 March |
Gatwick |
£1399 | 3 Sept | Bristol | £1938 |
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16 April |
Manchester |
£1698 | 3 Sept | Leeds Bradford | £1928 |
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16 April |
Glasgow |
£1718 | 3 Sept | Gatwick | £1799 |
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16 April |
Leeds Bradford |
£1728 | 3 Sept | Birmingham | £1938 |
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16 April |
Bristol |
£1688 | 3 Sept | East Midlands | £1898 |
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16 April |
Gatwick |
£1449 | 10 Sept | Manchester | £1998 |
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16 April |
Birmingham |
£1638 | 10 Sept | Glasgow | £1928 |
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16 April |
East Midlands |
£1678 | 10 Sept | Leeds Bradford | £1978 |
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7 May |
Manchester |
£1768 | 10 Sept | Bristol | £1938 |
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7 May |
Glasgow |
£1748 | 10 Sept | Gatwick | £1799 |
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7 May |
Leeds Bradford |
£1808 | 10 Sept | Birmingham | £2008 |
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7 May |
Bristol |
£1748 | 10 Sept | East Midlands | £1898 |
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7 May |
Gatwick |
£1649 | 17 Sept | Manchester | £1998 |
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7 May |
Birmingham |
£1748 | 17 Sept | Glasgow | £1928 |
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7 May |
East Midlands |
£1748 | 17 Sept | Bristol | £1908 |
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14 May |
Manchester |
£1798 | 17 Sept | Leeds Bradford | £1968 |
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14 May |
Glasgow |
£1858 | 17 Sept | Gatwick | £1799 |
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14 May |
Leeds Bradford |
£1878 | 17 Sept | Birmingham | £1918 |
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14 May |
Bristol |
£1778 | 17 Sept | East Midlands | £1898 |
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14 May |
Gatwick |
£1649 | 1 Oct | Manchester | £2008 |
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14 May |
East Midlands |
£1818 | 1 Oct | Glasgow | £2048 |
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4 June |
Manchester |
£1818 | 1 Oct | Leeds Bradford | £2028 |
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4 June |
Glasgow |
£1828 | 1 Oct | Bristol | £1888 |
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4 June |
Leeds Bradford |
£1898 | 1 Oct | Gatwick | £1699 |
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4 June |
Bristol |
£1828 | 1 Oct | Birmingham | £1948 |
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4 June |
Gatwick |
£1649 | 1 Oct | East Midlands | £1968 |
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4 June |
Birmingham |
£1848 | 5 Nov | Leeds/Bradford | £1718 |
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4 June |
East Midlands |
£1788 | 5 Nov | Gatwick | £1449 |
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11 June |
Manchester |
£1848 | |||
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11 June |
Glasgow |
£1708 | |||
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11 June |
Leeds/Bradford |
£1948 | |||
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11 June |
Bristol |
£1888 | |||
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11 June |
Gatwick |
£1649 | |||
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11 June |
Birmingham |
£1868 | |||
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11 June |
East Midlands |
£1858 | |||
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Andalucia is an enthralling destination and one that proudly showcases the real Spain.
Admire the whitewashed houses clinging to the hilltop towns of Mijas and Ronda, discover Picasso's birthplace, Malaga, and relax on Nerja's sandy beaches.
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Hotel TRH Mijas
This charming Andalucian hotel is built in a traditional style and offers breathtaking views of the sea.
Facilities include a restaurant, bar, sun terrace, tennis court, health and beauty club, sauna, and swimming pool, typically open May to September.
Guest rooms have private facilities, air-conditioning, TV, telephone and hairdryer.

Gibraltar - from £116
See the famous Rock of Gibraltar, standing as it does at one of the world´s most strategic crossroads. The majestic Rock which dominates the Mediterranean has, over the years, been fought over and occupied by nations. Crowned with history, the Rock of Gibraltar, as it is known throughout the world, is now an attraction high on the list for visitors from around the world. As a duty free port it offers fantastic shopping opportunities for Alcohol, Tobacco, hand embroidered linen, perfumes, Havana Cigars and jewellery including gold and silver to entice visitors. We explore Gibraltar in comfort, on an included panoramic Rock tour to give us an opportunity to learn about the Rock´s fabulous history, visiting the St Michaels Cave and The Ape´s Den. In your free time, maybe visit the Alameda Botanical gardens, the Museum, or relax on a terrace at the Marina and enjoy a drink by the warm Mediterranean waters.
Full day - minimal walking - Highly recommended
The Alhambra Palace - pre-bookable only - from £107
This is an opportunity to see what is generally accepted as the 8th Wonder of the World. Granada, the city is world famous for it´s “Alhambra Palace” and “Generalife Gardens”. the longest lasting Arab kingdom in Spain, 800 years of Arab occupation, and also the resting place of Isabel and Ferdinand. The Alhambra Palace is the best and most well preserved example of Islamic architecture in Spain. Many of the original palaces, squares and plazas, are still there for you to admire.
The “Generalife Gardens” still remain very much as they were, when used by the Arab kings, over 1000 years ago. We also visit Granada, where in your free time maybe you would like to stroll through the Arabian Market.
Full Day - Strenuous Walking (there are many steps at the Alhambra Palace) - Must See
Important: please note that this particular excursion must be pre-booked more than 70 days before departure.

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