Spanish School Trip to Málaga- 3 days Spain
3 Days from £580pp
based on 36 students + 4 teachers travelling in Nov 27, excluding school holiday peak dates. 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 vibrant coastal city of Málaga is where tradition meets modernity.
Spanish students can immerse themselves in the language and engage with native speakers while exploring historic landmarks and sun-soaked Mediterranean culture.
Highlights on this jam-packed 3-day trip include the Alcazaba of Málaga, Museo Picasso and the Finca Juanito allowing students to gain practical application of GCSE and A Level vocabulary as they’re immersed in Andalucian traditions.
The following itinerary offers the perfect mix of sight-seeing, culture, and history but it can be tailored to your learning goals and budget:
What's included
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- Staff rooming based on the same gender teachers sharing multi-bedded rooms
- 2 nights’ accommodation including city tax
- Half board basis
- All excursions, activities and entrance fees as specified in the itinerary
- All transportation in Spain in a modern, air-conditioned vehicle
- Peace of mind with our unique Travel Disruption Support
- Loyalty Scheme with a range of benefits and discounts
Day
1
Finca Juanito, guided walking tour & Alcazaba of Málaga
Arrive in Málaga and meet your Tour Leader at the airport.
En route to your accommodation, you have the option to stop at the Finca Juanito to learn about sustainable farming at this family-run farm that grows a wide range of citrus fruits including some rare local varieties.
Get to know Málaga with a guided walking tour of the old town including Plaza de la Constitución, the cathedral exterior and a visit to the archaeological site of the roman theatre.
Or, take part in a treasure hunt where students work together to solve clues around the city.
Explore the Alcazaba of Málaga, alongside your guide you’ll uncover hidden courtyards and learn about life in medieval Málaga and the history of Al-Andalus.
Curriculum links:
- GCSE: Local area, holiday & travel, environment (sustainability), cultural landmarks & tourism
- A Level: Environment & sustainability, regional identity & heritage (Al-Andalus), cultural heritage (history & architecture), tourism and its impact
Day
2
Museo Picasso & Mirador del Gibralfaro or Playa de la Malagueta
Start with a walk to Mercado Central de Atarazanas where the students can test their Spanish skills by buying their lunch from local stall vendors.
Visit Museo Picasso Málaga and learn about the life and work of Pablo Picasso. The museum showcases over 200 pieces including artwork, ceramics and sculptures.
Or for a more in-depth Picasso experience a local accredited language school offers a half day pedagogical experience to discover the legacy of Picasso.
After a picnic in Parque de Málaga, see the Port of Málaga which played a major part in the city’s history and wealth, walk up to the Mirador del Gibralfaro for the city’s best views or head to Playa de la Malagueta to have fun on the beach.
Curriculum links:
- GCSE: Food & drink, shopping & transactions, free-time activities, culture (art)
- A Level: Artistic culture (Picasso), cultural heritage, tourism and economy, leisure & lifestyle
Day
3
Nerja Caves, Frigiliana & home
Explore the natural beauty of Nerja Caves, one of the oldest in Europe and home to the world’s largest natural limestone column.
Travel to the white village of Frigiliana, where the students can see what local life is like in this traditional mountain village.
Transfer to the airport for your flight home.
Curriculum links:
- GCSE: Holidays & travel, local area, cultural experiences
- A Level: Regional identity, cultural heritage (traditional life), environment & natural landscapes
Trip notes:
If you'd like to spend longer in Andalucia, get in touch with our sales team who can create a bespoke school trip.
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