Almuñécar: 4 Day Trip Spain
4 Days from £595pp
based on 40 students + 4 teachers, departing 3rd November 2025. All compulsory charges that we have been able to calculate are included in the price. We'll highlight any expected local charges and provide guidance in your tailored quote.
The above price is an accurate quote for the detailed itinerary and the 'What's Included' section. This trip combines language learning with relevant, cultural and fun activities, providing great value for your budget. As teachers, we know your time is valuable, so we focus on providing transparent and honest quotes from the outset.
Almuñécar, celebrated for its beautiful beaches and historical heritage, is an excellent setting for language learners to speak with natives away from the popular tourist towns.
Students can safely navigate this charming town, applying their classroom knowledge through real-world scenarios as they discover authentic culinary delights, Roman architecture, and interactive workshops.
As former teachers, we prioritise real-world learning through itineraries that immerse students in authentic contexts. Our activities, led by a specialist local Language School Tour Leader, deepen cultural understanding by showing how people, language, history, and traditions connect.
Almuñécar’s lively festivals, traditional culinary experiences, and the nearby historic treasures of Granada offer a well-rounded cultural adventure. Our trips are customisable, but below is an example of what your students can experience during a 4-day trip:
What's included
- Return flights from London to Málaga
- Access to language school facilities and staff
- Local Language School Tour Leader providing outstanding knowledge of the region’s culture
- 3 nights accommodation (including city tax). Staff rooming based on the same gender teachers sharing multi-bedded rooms
- All excursions, activities and entrance fees as specified in the itinerary
- Half board basis
- All transportation in Spain, including airport transfers, in a modern, air-conditioned vehicle
- Peace of mind with our unique Travel Disruption Support, protecting your group should the unexpected happen
- Loyalty Scheme with a range of benefits and discounts
Day
1
Walking tour of Almuñécar & beach games
Hit the ground running with a Spanish guided tour of Almuñécar to see the town’s unique character and how the locals live. The commentary will be adapted to best suit the abilities of the group.
Finish the day with fun team games on the beach. The beautiful sandy beaches will provide the perfect setting for some group bonding and friendly competition.
Curriculum links:
- GCSE: Local area vocabulary; leisure and free-time activities
- A Level: Community identity and cultural heritage; informal social interaction
Day
2
Almuñécar Market, Castillo de San Miguel & La Herradura Subtropical Farm
Begin at Almuñécar market. Guided by the Language School Tour Leader, students will learn about local delicacies, speak to local vendors, and build their confidence through real-world interaction.
Your Tour Leader will then take you on a guided tour of Castillo de San Miguel. This impressive castle highlights the region’s rich history and how it influenced today’s culture and architecture.
After lunch, travel to La Herradura for a deeper dive into the region’s food at the subtropical farm. Adapted to the region’s tropical microclimate, the farm produces unique fruits and vegetables while using sustainable, low-irrigation techniques, which students will learn about as they sample the produce.
Curriculum links:
- GCSE: International and Global Dimension
- A level: Artistic and Cultural Life in the Spanish-speaking World; Regional gastronomy; local economy; environmental understanding
Day
3
Aquaduct walk, tapas making workshop & Salsa dance class
Begin with a workshop at TCL language school that will be tailored to today’s activities and your students abilities.
Next is a guided walk along the Roman aqueduct route which includes the impressive 72m-long Aqueduct III. With commentary in Spanish, students are encouraged to ask questions and learn about Roman occupation.
Next, get a taste of Spain (literally!) by learning how to make tapas with an interactive cooking lesson where a Spanish chef will teach you how to prepare traditional dishes.
Finish with an exciting Bachata and Salsa workshop. Learn dance techniques, get an insight and get an insight into the culture and practice listening skills as instructions are given in Spanish.
Curriculum links:
- GCSE: Local area; food and drink vocabulary; cultural celebrations
- A Level: Historical and cultural life; local gastronomy
Day
4
Home
Transfer to Málaga for your flight home.
If you have a later flight home, you can explore the nearby Nerja Caves and the town of Frigiliana first for an additional £35 per person.
Trip notes:
This trip itinerary is just one example of a trip to Almuñécar.
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