Payment of bespoke trip to Spain | 19th – 29th of October 2022 | 4 pax
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Description and schedule of services
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19th of October: flight from the US to Madrid and high-speed train from Madrid to Granada
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11:20am: upon arrival of your flight to Madrid airport (Air Europa flight 91), collect your luggage and walk to the arrivals hall. Your personal driver will be waiting for you there holding a sign saying “Cindrich Odell – Genuine Andalusia”. Then be transferred in a modern and comfortable Mercedes vehicle to Madrid train station.
1pm (estimated): arrival to Madrid train station on time to take your high-speed train to Granada.
2:35pm: departure of your high-speed train from Madrid to Granada (1st class seats).
5:52pm: upon arrival of your train to Granada, collect your luggage and walk to the arrivals hall. Your personal driver will be waiting for you there holding a sign saying “Cindrich Odell – Genuine Andalusia”. Then be transferred in a modern and comfortable Mercedes vehicle to your hotel in Granada.
6:22pm: arrival to your hotel in Granada and end of services for the day. We will give you recommendations of things to do and see and of places to eat during your free time in the city.
Overnight in Granada: 2 superior double rooms with breakfast included in hotel Casa 1800 Granada.
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20th of October: introductory tour of Granada old town including the quarters of El Realejo and el Albayzin and evening tapas tour of the city.
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10am: meet your personal local host by the reception desk of your hotel to go on a 3h walking tour of Granada old town that will allow you to discover, learn about the history and architecture and experience the beauty of two different quarters in the city. These are two key areas in the history of Granada that also stand out for their beauty and authenticity.
You will start visiting the first quarters that developed in Granada after the Christian conquest of the city in 1492. It is in these areas where the Cathedral of Granada was erected and in one of its chapels, the so-called Royal Chapel, you will visit the tombs of the monarchs that were responsible for this conquest (Isabel of Castille and Ferdinand of Aragón). Their tombs are an exquisite sample of Spanish renaissance sculpture.
Near this chapel, you will also visit the palace of la Madraza: a unique building that originally was a medieval Quran School and that later was used as a private residence. During your visit, you will see beautiful evidence of its original use and of the one that followed.
From there you will be taken to the nearby quarter of El Realejo. This part of Granada was once home to the Sephardic community that lived in the city from the 8th century until 1492. Your tour of El Realejo will take you to the spot where the main synagogue was while you are explained about the origins of this Hispanic-Jewish settlement and about the events that happened in this part of the town during the centuries when it was inhabited by Jewish people. Along your tour you will also learn about important members of the Sephardic community of Granada and about their contribution to subjects such as medicine, poetry, philosophy and translation in medieval Spain.
Later, you will be taken to the iconic quarter of el Albayzín, located on top of a hill and overlooking the Alhambra. El Albayzín was the part of Granada where regular people would live: people whose social scheme inside the walls of the palatial areas of the Alhambra was rather unclear.
The quarter of Albayzín is a UNESCO site and it treasures some of the most beautiful corners and views of the Alhambra that the city of Granada has to offer. Your local host will share the most special ones with you, while you are explained about the architecture and infrastructures that the quarter had in the medieval times and of which you will see beautifully preserved evidence.
This introduction to the city of Granada will set the historical context for your stay in Southern Spain and also for your tour to the Alhambra and el Generalife the next day.
1:30pm: after your tour, enjoy some free time for lunch before your evening tapas tour of the city.
7:45pm: reconnect with your local host at your accommodation to start a private tapas tour of Granada old town. Granada has one of the most vibrant tapas scenes in Southern Spain together with Seville and this tour will make a perfect introduction to this Southern Spanish eating habit.
Understanding how Southern Spain works when it comes to celebrating food can be one of the most revealing experiences of the culture of the country. The Spanish love the excellent food of the country and they like to make a celebration out of every meal, together with family and friends. Food, conversation, wine, laughter and a magical common feeling of thankfulness combine in perfect harmony around Spanish tables to make meals memorable.
Tapas play a key role in the wide variety of options that the country has to offer gastronomy-wise. They are small portions of food that people usually have as an appetizer before a meal. However, especially when eating out, a meal can consist of several different tapas and this is exactly what this tour is about.
Your local Spanish foodie host will take you on a tapas journey through 2 – 3 selected tapas bars of the city, during which you’ll be able to taste a selection of 6 – 9 different local tapas dishes, combined with the corresponding drinks. Along the tour, you’ll be explained about the hectic social life that Granadinos have and how most of it takes place around food in tapas bars.
Granada can be overwhelming when it comes to choosing tapas bars so this tour will allow you to relax and to enjoy the magnificent culinary and wine scene of the city, while you also learn about its particular character and identity, together with your local host.
10:30pm: end of your tapas tour back at your hotel.
Overnight in Granada: 2 superior double rooms with breakfast included in hotel Casa 1800 Granada
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21st of October: private morning tour of the Alhambra and el Generalife and rest of the day at leisure.
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10am: be met by your personal local host at your hotel and be transferred by 2 taxis to the top of the hill of la Sabika, where the Alhambra and el Generalife are located.
10:15am: upon arrival to the Alhambra, be taken on a private walking tour of this palatial city which is the most exquisite example of the Hispanic-Muslim architecture. The Alhambra was the city where the Hispanic-Muslim sultans used to live with their army, their court and some selected artisans. Because of this, it has several parts, all of which you will get to visit during your tour while you understand the role that each of them had. Later you will visit the summer palace or Generalife. This is the place where the sultans would go to escape from the hustle and bustle of the Alhambra. It was a place designed for relaxation and contemplation and because of this, it has the most beautiful gardens and some of the nicest views that the city of Granada has to offer.
1:30pm: after your tour of the Alhambra, enjoy the rest of the day at leisure.
Overnight in Granada: 2 superior double rooms with breakfast included in hotel Casa 1800 Granada
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22nd of October: morning transfer from Granada to Ronda and afternoon hike in the Genal Valley followed by an immersion into the life of one of its rural villages including a visit to a local winery and a homemade pairing dinner there.
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10am: meet your personal driver at your accommodation and be transferred in a modern and comfortable Mercedes vehicle to your hotel in Ronda.
12:15pm: arrival to your hotel in Ronda and free time to check-in (subject to your rooms being ready at that time), have lunch and relax before your afternoon hiking, gastronomy and wine experience. We will give you recommendations of things to do and see and of places to eat during your free time in the city.
4:30pm: meet your personal nature guide at your accommodation in Ronda and be transferred in a modern and comfortable Mercedes vehicle with a dedicated driver to the village of Benadalid, in the heart of the valley of the Genal river: a magical unspoilt nature reserve south of Ronda.
5pm: arrival to the village of Benadalid to start an easy 5km guided hike towards the village of Benalauría. You will first be explained about the Berber origins of Benadalid, which still keeps its Moorish castle. Later you will take the old paths that the cork workers used to use in the past to transport the cork that they would harvest every 9 years and that are actually still in use today. You will cross a vast extension of Mediterranean forest filled with old olive trees, chestnut trees, holm oaks and cork oaks while you are explained about the many species of flora that you will see and how they have been used by the people of the area throughout the centuries.
6:45pm: upon arrival to Benalauría, you will have an immersion into its present culture and lifestyle through visits to some selected local spots and meeting the local community along the way.
Your first stop will take you to the old local mill (not in use anymore), where you will understand how the local chestnut wood and stone allowed for the construction of very robust houses and local infrastructures until the late 20th century. The old mill is in an excellent state of conservation and the local population has donated several old artifacts to create a little exhibition space representing its roots and ancient industries.
Your second stop will take you to a private home where a local family makes and bakes their own bread in a wood oven. There you will be introduced to them to later make your own bread with them in a fun and interactive way that will allow you to meet and learn about the local community.
Your third stop will take you to the winery of a small local winemaker. There you will learn how the Genal Valley had a thriving wine industry until a devastating pest arrived in the late 19th century. Slowly, more than 100 years later, this wine scene is having a comeback and this winemaker is one of the pioneers in the recovery. At the winery you will enjoy a tasting of his red and white wines as well as a local pairing dinner cooked by his wife. This will be the icing on the cake for your immersion into the life of a remote mountain village in South West Spain.
10:15pm: end of dinner and private transfer from Benalauría back to Ronda.
11pm: arrival to your accommodation in Ronda and end of services for the day.
Overnight in Ronda: 2 superior double rooms with breakfast included at Hotel Palacio San Gabriel
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23rd of October: private walking tour of Ronda old town including the oldest bullring in Spain and rest of the day at leisure.
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10am: meet your personal local host at your hotel in Ronda and start your discovery journey of the old town with a private guided tour of its bullring (the oldest in Spain). This tour will allow you to learn about the origins and evolution of bullfighting in Spain, while you see the different sections of the bullring. From the pens where the bulls are kept before the fight, to the arena where the actual fight takes place, from the chapel where the matadors say their prayers before the fight, to the areas where the audience and the bullring authorities sit. You will also be explained about brave bull breeding and about how different bullrings choose different bulls with different characteristics for their fights.
After your tour of the bullring, enjoy a private walking tour of Ronda old town with a special focus on its history, most representative landmarks, viewpoints and picturesque locations.
This private walking tour of Ronda old town will give you an excellent overview of the Hispanic-Muslim origins of the city and of the transformations that it started to experience in 1485 when it was conquered by Christians. It was then when many wealthy military orders settled down in Ronda in order to defend its strategic location near the straits of Gibraltar and very well connected to the main Southern Spanish cities.
These new inhabitants erected many noble residences and funded the construction of impressive religious constructions too. Ronda also has stunning nature in its surroundings and your tour will take you to the best viewpoints. This will allow you to understand why this whitewashed gem attracted so many romantic travelers in the 19th century during their Grand Tour and the impact that their written, drawn and painted portraits of Andalusia had in the international perception of Spain in the following decades until today.
1pm: end of your tour of Ronda and rest of the day at leisure.
Overnight in Ronda: 2 superior double rooms with breakfast included at Hotel Palacio San Gabriel
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24th of October: from Ronda to Vejer de la Frontera with a cycle ride through the sierras of Cadiz and a visit to the town of Arcos de la Frontera along the way.
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9am: be met by your personal local host and a dedicated driver at your accommodation in Ronda and be transferred in a modern and comfortable Mercedes vehicle to the start of a selected cycling route in the sierras of Cadiz.
The stunning Southwestern Spanish countryside offers a landscape of rolling hills, whitewashed villages and small rivers which is delightful to explore by bicycle and this is what this day trip will take you to enjoy.
9:45am: upon arrival to the start of the cycling route, be given your bikes and helmets to start a picturesque 36km cycling route, going slightly downhill along a former railway. Your personal host (an experienced local touring cyclist) will accompany you along the journey to show you the way and to provide you with water and some small bites for the adventure. You will cross farms, tunnels, bridges, rocky ridges and olive groves for approximately 3 or 3,5 hours before arriving at your destination, where you will drop off your bikes and meet your driver again.
1:15pm: end of the cycle, bike drop-off and private transfer to the whitewashed hilltop town of Arcos de la Frontera.
1:45pm: arrival to Arcos de la Frontera and lunch in a selected local restaurant in the village.
3pm: after lunch, enjoy a private walking tour of the old town with a special focus on its Hispanic – Muslim urban planning and traditional constructions, on its Christian monumental buildings, on its traditions and on its breath-taking viewpoints. Understanding of what life on the frontier between the Christian Kingdom of Castilla and the Muslim Kingdom of Granada was like in the 14th and 15th centuries.
4pm: end of your tour and private transfer to Vejer de la Frontera.
5:10pm: arrival to your accommodation in Vejer de la Frontera and end of services for the day. We will give you recommendations of things to do and see and of places to eat during your free time in Vejer.
Overnight in Vejer de la Frontera: 2 Deluxe double rooms with breakfast included at hotel Plaza 18
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25th of October: day trip from Vejer de la Frontera to the natural park of the straits of Gibraltar for a hike there, for a discovery journey of the Roman archaeological site of Baelo Claudia and for a guided walk of the quaint coastal town of Tarifa.
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9am: meet your personal local host at your accommodation and be transferred in a modern and comfortable Mercedes vehicle to the hamlet of Betis in the heart of the natural park of the straits of Gibraltar.
9:45am: upon arrival to Betis start a hike to the summit of the sierras of Saint Bartholomew. You will walk through a forest of Mediterranean pines that slowly will become less and less dense, giving way to different lower Mediterranean bush and allowing for breath-taking views of Southernmost Spain, Northernmost Africa, the Mediterranean sea and the Atlantic Ocean.
11am: arrival to the summit and small mid-morning picnic to celebrate the simply spectacular views and the achievement of having made it to the top of this mountain range.
11:15am: start of your walk down to the bottom of the mountain range, enjoying the different views of this unique reserve in Southern Europe.
12pm: arrival to the bottom of the mountain range and private transfer to the archaeological Roman site of Baelo Claudia.
12:20pm: arrival to Baelo Claudia and private walking tour of the site aimed at understanding the very important Roman settlement that it once was. This was thanks to a particular local industry that produced a fermented fish sauce, called Garum, that was an absolute delicacy for the Roman empire. You will be explained how this sauce was produced and the industrial configuration that this Roman city had.
1:10pm: end of the walk through Baelo Claudia and private transfer to a coastal family restaurant for lunch.
1:20pm: arrival to the restaurant and lunch there.
2:45pm: end of lunch and private transfer to the village of Tarifa, the southernmost point of continental Europe.
3:05pm: arrival to Tarifa and small walk through the old town to learn about its history and about its evolution towards a quaint, cosmopolitan, chic and bohemian Southern Spanish town.
4:15pm: private transfer from Tarifa back to your accommodation in Vejer de la Frontera.
5pm: arrival to your hotel in Vejer and end of services for the day.
Overnight in Vejer de la Frontera: 2 Deluxe double rooms with breakfast included at hotel Plaza 18
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26th of October: from Vejer de la Frontera to Seville with a visit to the city of Jerez de la Frontera along the way for an immersion into the world of sherry wines including a homemade lunch in a private vineyard.
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9am: meet your personal driver at your accommodation and be transferred in a modern and comfortable Mercedes vehicle to Jerez old town.
10am: upon arrival to Jerez, meet your personal sherry host and start a private walking tour of the old town aimed at learning about the Hispanic-Muslim origins of the city and about the transformations that it experience (architecture, urban planning, social composition and overall character) in the 18th and 19th centuries, when the local wines became probably the most fashionable drinks in the world. Your visit will also include a tour of the local market in order for you to understand not only the produce that shapes the local gastronomy but also the very important proximity service it is for the local community and the role it plays in the social fabric of the city.
11am: end of your walking tour in a selected sherry bodega and private tour with the owner aimed at learning about the aging process of the different types of sherry. This will be followed by the corresponding tastings.
12:30pm: end of the visit to the sherry bodega and private transfer to a selected vineyard in the countryside outside Jerez.
12:50pm: arrival to the vineyard, meeting with the owner and tour around the vines with him, aimed at having an introduction to sherry viticulture. Understanding of the particularities of the soil, of the climate, of the vines and of the grapes that make sherry so unique.
1:30pm: end of the walk in the private bodega of the owner, where he makes and ages Sherry only for him and his family. Tasting of his artisanal sherries accompanied by a selection of tapas.
2:30pm: homemade lunch (starters, mains and dessert) in the vineyard house of the owner cooked on site by his wife and accompanied by the corresponding sherries.
4:15pm: end of lunch and farewell sherry cocktail.
4:45pm: private transfer from the vineyard to your hotel in Seville.
6pm: arrival to your hotel in Seville and end of services for the day. We will give you recommendations of things to do and see and of places to eat during your free time in the city.
Overnight in Seville: 2 preferential double rooms with terrace and breakfast included at hotel Gravina 51
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27th of October: Seville World Heritage Sites walking tour in the morning and flamenco and tapas tour in the evening.
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10am: be met by your personal local guide at your hotel in Seville to start a private walking tour that will take you to visit its impressive World Heritages Sites: the Alcazar, the Cathedral with its Giralda tower and the Archive of the Indies.
You will start your discovery journey by visiting the Alcazar, which is a massive complex of palaces erected in different periods and of breath-taking gardens of different styles. The Alcazar has stunning historical constructions featuring a very particular crossover between Hispanic-Muslim and Christian architecture styles, called Mudejar. This style became very fashionable in Spain in the 14th and 15th centuries amongst the Christian nobility and it reached its maximum splendor in Seville. Another essential part of the Alcazar is the famous house of Trade, which once hosted the offices from where all the commerce with the new world was managed. After enjoying these inner areas, you will be taken to the gardens, which are an exquisite sample of European landscaping from the 16th until the 20th centuries.
Then you will be taken to visit the Cathedral, which is the largest gothic temple in the World and where Christopher Columbus is buried. The Cathedral of Seville was built on a vast extension of land where previously a Mosque had been erected. An important part of the Mosque was preserved and it is now a part of the Cathedral. This makes it a unique construction featuring styles as diverse as Hispanic-Muslim, Gothic, Renaissance, Neoclassical and Baroque. A most important part of the Cathedral is its bell tower known as la Giralda. During your tour you will be taken to the top in order to enjoy the wonderful views of Seville that one can admire from there.
To finish you will visit the Archive of the Indies. The Archive of the Indies is an iconic neoclassical building erected to keep invaluable documents from all those commercial expeditions that took place between Seville and the New World. Learning about it will uncover probably the most glorious period of the history of Seville and how it connects to the American continent.
1:30pm: end of your tour and free time for lunch at leisure before your evening flamenco and tapas tour.
6:30pm: reconnect with your personal local host by the reception desk of your hotel to start a guided walk towards a selected flamenco venue in Seville old town. This introductory walk is aimed at learning how flamenco emerged from South West Spain as a result of a slow fusion of the ancient multicultural musical heritage of Southern Spain with the original gypsy rhythms and musical roots. This will set the context for (and enhance your appreciation and enjoyment of) the flamenco performance in a small and intimate venue that will follow, with 4 people on stage (one singer, one guitarist and two dancers).
7:30pm: start of the flamenco performance.
8:30pm: after your flamenco performance, enjoy a tapas tasting tour through Seville old town. Along the journey, you will be taken to 2 – 3 different bars where Sevillanos like to gather with relatives and friends and where you will be immersed into the local culture through its gastronomy and wine. Along the tour you will taste a selection of 6 – 9 local dishes to share and up to 4 drinks per person (wine, beer, refreshments, water). This tour will also make an excellent opportunity to learn about the differences between the tapas and wines of Granada and Seville.
10:30pm: after your tapas and wines adventure, be escorted back to your hotel stopping along the way for a sweet local treat.
11pm: arrival to your hotel and end of services for the day.
Overnight in Seville: 2 preferential double rooms with terrace and breakfast included at hotel Gravina 51
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28th of October: Private day trip from Seville to Cordoba.
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9am: meet your personal driver at your accommodation in Seville and be transferred in a modern and comfortable Mercedes minivan to Córdoba.
10:40am: upon arrival to Córdoba old town, be met by your personal local host to go on a 3h discovery journey of the historical center of the city.
A UNESCO site since 1994, Córdoba is an inspirational city, which during the Middle Ages, saw a peaceful interaction between the three great Mediterranean cultures. Jews, Muslims and Christians coexisted then in the city turning it into a unique intellectual hub that gave birth to very renowned philosophers, poets, scientists and doctors. This also resulted in the construction of unique buildings of remarkable historical significance.
During your private walking tour, you’ll learn about the period of maximum intellectual splendor of the city and you will see beautiful examples of architecture and urban planning that will allow you to recreate all the grandeur of this era, which has the Great Mosque – Cathedral, the synagogue and the Chapel of Saint Bartholomew as its most representative constructions.
The Great Mosque-Cathedral is probably the most thought-provoking building in Spain and your personal local host will uncover all its beauty and complexity for you. You will understand its origins, its different enlargements and the role that the building has played in the culture and social fabric of the city throughout the centuries.
The synagogue will allow you to understand the very important Jewish – Sephardic community that Córdoba once had and how much it embraced Hispanic-Muslim decorative arts in its places of devotion.
In the Chapel of Saint Bartholomew you will be explained about the transformations that the Jewish quarter of Cordoba suffered after the historical pogrom of 1391 and how it was repopulated with Christians, who were also very heavily influenced by the elaborate Hispanic-Muslim decorative arts of that time.
1:40pm: end of your tour and free time for lunch at leisure. We will give you recommendations places to eat in Córdoba.
3:30pm: reconnect with your driver at the same spot where you were dropped off (your guide in Córdoba will give you directions) and be transferred back to your hotel in Seville.
5:10pm: arrival to your hotel in Seville and rest of the day at leisure.
Overnight in Seville: 2 preferential double rooms with terrace and breakfast included at hotel Gravina 51
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29th of October: High-speed train from Seville to Madrid and departure from Madrid
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7:30am: meet your personal driver at your accommodation in Seville and be transferred in a modern and comfortable Mercedes vehicle to Seville train station.
7:50am: arrival to Seville train station on time to take your high-speed train to Madrid at 8:15am.
8:15am: departure of your high-speed train from Seville train station to Madrid.
11:09am: upon arrival to Madrid train station, walk to the arrivals hall and meet your personal driver there. He will be waiting for you with a sign saying “Cindrich Adell – Genuine Andalusia”. Then be transferred in a modern and comfortable Mercedes vehicle to Madrid airport.
12pm: arrival to Madrid airport on time to take your flight to the US at 3:35pm (Air Europa 91) and end of services.
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Pricing
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The cost of this bespoke tour program for a private group of 4 people is 7790 Euros per couple (15580 Euros in total).
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This price includes
– 10 nights’ accommodation with breakfast included as per mentioned above.
– High – speed train tickets (1st class seats) to travel from Madrid to Granada on the 19th of October and from Seville to Madrid on the 29th of October.
– All private transportation services mentioned above in a modern and comfortable Mercedes minivan with a personal driver. Water bottles included for the long-distance transfers.
– Taxi ride (2 taxis) to get from your hotel in Granada to the Alhambra.
– All private tours and experiences mentioned above with personal local host from Genuine Andalusia. A knowledgeable, personable, kind, flexible and interactive fully licensed guide.
– All entrance tickets (skip the line) and admissions for the sites included during your tours.
– A tapas dinner in Granada including a selection of 6 – 9 different dishes to share and up to 4 drinks per person (beer, wine, refreshments, water).
– A homemade pairing dinner in the village of Benalauría including (per person) a starter, one main course, one dessert and wines from the winery of the family.
– Bikes and helmets for your cycle ride through the sierras of Cadiz.
– Water and morning bites (nuts and fruits) for your cycle ride through the sierras of Cadiz.
– Lunch in a selected local restaurant in the village of Arcos de la Frontera including a selection of 3 starters to share, one main course per person, one dessert person and up to 2 drinks per person (beer, wine, refreshments, water).
– Lunch in a selected local restaurant in the natural park of the straits of Gibraltar including a selection of 3 starters to share, one main course per person, one dessert person and up to 2 drinks per person (beer, wine, refreshments, water).
– A private visit to a selected sherry bodega in Jerez old town with the corresponding sherry tastings there (5 different sherries).
– A private visit to a selected sherry vineyard in the countryside outside the city of Jerez including a tasting of the artisanal sherries that the owner makes only for him and his family (5 different sherries) accompanied by a selection of tapas and followed by a homemade lunch there including various starters, mains, desserts and sherries as well as a farewell sherry cocktail.
Admission to a selected flamenco performance in Seville with 4 people onstage (2 dancers, 1 singer and 1 guitarist).
– A tapas dinner in Seville including a selection of 6 – 9 different dishes to share and up to 4 drinks per person (beer, wine, refreshments, water).
– Petrol, parkings and tolls.
24h assistance during your trip.
– A list of recommended things to do and see and of places to eat in each of the places where you will be based.
– All taxes.
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This price excludes
– Any meals not mentioned right above.
– Your international flights.
– Anything else not mentioned right above.
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Confirmation and payments
In order to confirm this private trip at this price, we require a 20% deposit of the grand total no later than the 21st of August 2022 at 11:30pm (Madrid time) via credit/debit card . The final 80% must be paid no later than 20 days prior to the start of the trip.
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Grand total of this trip: 7790 Euros per couple
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20% deposit needed per couple no later than the 21st of August 2022 at 11:30pm (Madrid time) to confirm the trip: 1558 Euros
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Final 80% needed per couple no later than 20 days prior to the start of the trip: 6232 Euros
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Cancellation policy
If you cancel your trip more than 20 days prior to its scheduled start, we’ll charge the 20% deposit only.
If you cancel your trip between 20 and 10 days prior to its scheduled start, we’ll charge 45% of the full cost of the trip and we’ll refund the remaining 55%.
If you cancel your trip between 9 and 3 days prior to its scheduled start, we’ll charge 65% of the full cost of the trip and we’ll refund the remaining 35%.
If you cancel your trip 2 days or less prior to its scheduled start, we will charge 100% of the full cost of the trip.
(*) If Spain closes its border due to a national or global emergency and you are not able to enter the country, we will give you a full refund.
(**) Partial cancellations won’t result in partial refunds. This applies to the group size and to the duration of the trip.
(***) Genuine Andalusia always recommends to buy travel insurance for any international trip. Most of our US guests buy it via Medjet.
