Multi-Stop Spanish School Trip to Moorish Andalucía- 4 days

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Study Trips Itineraries Multi-Stop Spanish School Trip to Moorish Andalucía- 4 days

4 Days from £770pp

based on 36 students and 4 teachers travelling in Nov 27 (excluding the peak school holiday period). All compulsory charges that we have been able to calculate are included in the price. We'll highlight any expected local charges 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.

Enhance your students’ understanding of Spanish with a school trip to Andalucía.

During your trip, you’ll stop at Málaga and Sevilla and live like a local through a mix of immersive activities and classroom workshops.

This 4-day trip has been designed by our team of former language teachers and destination specialists to broaden your students’ vocabulary, develop cultural understanding and practice conversational skills in real-life scenarios.

All guided tours and activities are conducted in Spanish at a level that's suitable for your pupils, and your itinerary can be tailored to your learning goals. Here is an example of what your Andalucía trip could look like:

What's included

Return flights from London to Malaga
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
Full board basis
All transportation in Spain, including airport transfers, in a modern, air-conditioned vehicle
Unique Travel Disruption Support
Loyalty Scheme with a range of benefits and discounts

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Day

Alcazaba of Málaga and Cooking Class

Arrive at Málaga Airport and meet your Tour Leader.

Step back in time with a visit to the Alcazaba of Málaga. Explore the winding pathways, towers and gardens while learning about life in medieval Málaga and the history of Al-Andalus. Uncover hidden courtyards and see spectacular views over the city and port.

Get a taste of Spain with an interactive cooking class guided by a local chef. Students will learn to prepare paella before tasting!

Curriculum links:

GCSE: Describing landmarks, transactional vocabulary, food and drink
A Level: Artistic heritage, Arab-Andalusian architecture, regional gastronomy

Day

Málaga

Start with a one-hour lesson at the Carlos V Language School. The lesson is tailored to your students’ abilities and the activities ahead.

Dive into the vibrant Mercado Central de Atarazanas, Málaga’s historic central market. Students can use their Spanish skills to chat with the locals and order their lunch from the stall vendors.

Look at the life and work of Pablo Picasso in his hometown at the Museo Picasso or head to Málaga Cathedral before a picnic lunch in Parque de Málaga.

Learn about sustainable farming at the Finca Juanito Orange. Here, students will discover how oranges are grown, harvested and packed before exploring the orchards and sampling fresh orange juice.

 Travel to Ronda to see the El Tajo Gorge from the viewpoint before dinner at a local tapas restaurant.

Finally, head to Sevilla.

Curriculum Links:

GCSE – Holidays & Travel, shopping and transactional practice, opinions
A Level – Sustainable farming and rural economies, art and culture

Day

Sevilla

A one-hour lesson at the Carlos V Language School will prep students for the day by providing them with key vocabulary and phrases.

See the cultures that shaped Spain’s past at the magnificent Alcázar de Sevilla. This royal palace is a stunning blend of Islamic, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture, where students can see its grand halls and lush gardens.

History comes to life during a guided walking tour of Barrio de Santa Cruz (Jewish Quarter). You’ll climb the Giralda Bell Tower for panoramic views of the city and see the 18th-century bullring and Plaza de Espana.

After dinner, experience the passion and energy of Spain in a flamenco workshop. Here, students will learn footwork, listen to traditional music and understand the evolution of flamenco.

Curriculum Links:

GCSE – Identity & Culture, describing places and activities, opinions
A Level – Artistic and cultural heritage, multicultural influences, history of flamenco

Day

Sevilla FC stadium and travel home

Kick off the day with a tour of Sevilla FC Stadium! Look behind the scenes of professional football with access to the trophy room, press room, changing rooms, players’ tunnel and the pitch-side area.

Say adios to Spain as you catch your flight home!

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