2024 Galloway Spain Program
Travel Dates: | February 23, 2024 - February 28, 2024 |
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Program Tuition: | $1,490 USD |
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Spain Cultural Journey South
The smell of paella, the rhythmic tapping of flamenco, the rugged peaks of the Pyrenees, the soft waves of the Mediterranean, the world class museums, the Moorish palaces, the medieval villages, and the people who seem to have more lust and passion for life than anywhere else; this is Spain! Whether you’re hiking along the Camino de Santiago, exploring the colorful streets of Barcelona or sketching in front of a piece at the Prado, this gem of a country is sure to leave you wanting more.
Cultural Journeys
Cultural Journeys allow travelers to gain insights into the heritage, history and modern realities of their destination by offering a broad diversity of experience. We rely on the expertise of our local staff to plan itineraries which not only explore the prominent sites but also make time for the lesser-known local gems and are intentional about regular interaction with local people.
Program Highlights
Check out some of the featured experiences of your program!
Have the adventure of a lifetime with your friends
Learn to make traditional Spanish cuisine during a cooking class
Practice your Spanish language skills with locals
Travel across Andalucia, a region in Southern Spain home to many of the countries greatest cities.
Wander through The Alhambra, a majestic palace and fortress from the 13th century
Attend a flamenco dance performance in Granada
The Itinerary
We do everything possible to run safe, engaging, and immersive programs for our travelers, but given the unpredictable nature of international travel we must remain flexible in our planning. Changes to a schedule are uncommon but if inclement weather pushes us off course or an unexpected opportunity arises which travelers are excited about, we reserve the right to adjust programming in the best interest of the group.
Day | Location | Activity | Lodging |
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February 23 | Salamanca - Granada | Today the group will travel from Salamanca to Granada. But first we will stop by Ciudad Real. We will enjoy a delicious lunch. Afterworks, we'll hit the road to Granada, driving through beautiful countryside scenery as we weave through Andalucia. We'll settle into our hotel tonight and rest up ahead of our upcoming adventure. | Hotel Abades Nevada Palace or similar |
February 24 | Granada | After breakfast, we embark on a guided tour of the Alhambra during the day, a stunning fortress and palace complex dating from the 13th century. It's unforgettable! Following this, we will have some free time to explore the old quarter. In the evening, we will enjoy a flamenco performance in a cave above the town. | Hotel Abades Nevada Palace or similar |
February 25 | Granada - Córdoba | The adventures continue as we make our way to Córdoba, once the capital of the Moorish empire. The highlight today will be a visit to the Grand Mosque, another astounding work of architecture. It's soaring ceilings and artistic charm are ingredients for an unforgettable visit. This evening we'll enjoy a delicious dinner of local cuisine. | Sercotel Córdoba or similar |
February 26 | Córdoba - Madrid | After breakfast we head back to Madrid. we'll spend the day exploring Spain's metropolitan capital by foot with our local guide. Depending on what students are interested in, we may visit the Royal Palace, the Temple of Debod and the West Park, or visit the famous Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia. In the evening we'll prepare our own authentic Spanish dinner during a cooking class! | TOC Hotel or similar |
February 27 | Madrid | Today we'll visit the Prado museum and admire the collections of one of the best art museums in the world. In the afternoon we'll stroll through the Retiro Park, once the king's personal refuge, and enjoy churros con chocolate along the old winding streets. Then we pay homage at Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, one of the most famous soccer stadiums in the world. | TOC Hotel or similar |
February 28 | Madrid - Home | Transfer to airport and fly home. | Your own bed! |
Accommodations
In order to provide a safe and memorable experience, we follow strict guidelines when choosing program accommodations. Walking Tree partners with locally-operated, three-star equivalent hotels and guest houses which are centrally located, clean and safe.
TOC Hotel Madrid
TOC is a spacious and hip hotel located in the heart of Madrid, just minutes away from the metro and major tourist attractions. This is a modern and hi-tech hotel with a friendly staff and a great breakfast! Travelers will have their own beds, distributed between double, triple and quadruple rooms.
Hotel Atenas
The hotel is located in the heart of Granada in one of the main streets in the city, Gran Via de Colon, a five minute walk to the Cathedral. All travelers will have their own beds, distributed between double, triple and quadruple rooms.
Safety and Support
EASY FUNDRAISING & PAYMENT
24/7 GLOBAL EMERGENCY LINE
HIGHLY VETTED PARTNERS
EXPERT LEADERSHIP
PRIVATE GROUP GUARANTEE
COMPREHENSIVE CURRICULUM SUPPORT
DEDICATION TO CULTURAL ENGAGEMENT
ALL-INCLUSIVE PRICING
My daughter’s experience in Morocco was extraordinary!! I really enjoyed seeing the pictures and hearing the stories about her adventures, but what brought me the most joy was the relationships she formed with the chaperones from her school and with Stafford and Said (Walking Tree’s Moroccan Country Directors and Program Leaders). She spoke of their characters and spirits which let me know these wonderful people went over and beyond the basics of the program. I am forever grateful for the love and care all four of you gave to her.
Beddar
Parent of Jadah, traveler on Morocco Cultural Journey
Your Adventure Includes
Program Tuition Excludes: Travel insurance, baggage fees, passport/visa fees, laundry, souvenirs, and activities not listed on the itinerary.
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