2028 East High School Spain Explorers Program
| Travel Dates: |
March 17, 2028 -
March 27, 2028
Dates are tentative until flight are secured
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| Program Tuition: |
$3,990 USD
Airfare not included in program tuition
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| Estimated Airfare: | $1,350 |
Tuition Calculator
There are two options for payment, including an interest-free monthly installment plan. Follow whichever option works best for your family. If we are within 90 days of travel, only the pay in full option is possible.
Program Tuition: $3,990
Pay in Full
$3,990.00
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Payment Plan
Pay a $500 deposit at the time of enrollment and establish an interest-free monthly payment plan. If you enroll today, your estimated* monthly payments would be:
$183.69
per month
All prices in United States Dollars.
Spain
Passionate, sophisticated and fascinating, Spain will quickly climb your list of favorite-countries-visited. Whether your program spends days hiking along the Camino de Santiago, wandering the royal halls of the Alhambra in Granada or relaxing on a Barcelona beach, this wonderful country’s allure is undeniable. Oh, and the paella is delicious!
Program Highlights
Check out some of the featured experiences of your program!
Have the adventure of a lifetime with your friends
Visit the most renowned museums in Spain
Sample a delicious variety of Spanish pinxos!!
Learn to make traditional Spanish cuisine during a cooking class
Practice your Spanish language skills with locals
Wander through The Alhambra, a majestic palace and fortress from the 13th century
The Itinerary
We do everything possible to abide by itineraries as originally planned, but decades of experience teaches that we must be flexible in our planning. Changes to a trip’s schedule are uncommon, but Walking Tree reserves the right to make adjustments to programming in the best interest of the group.
| Day | Location | Description | Lodging |
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| March 17 | Denver -> Barcelona | We depart Denver for Spain on an overnight flight. | Airplane |
| March 18 | Barcelona | After arriving in Barcelona and settling into our hotel, we will step out to explore the lively city center and get our first glimpse of this dynamic Mediterranean capital. As we wander through the streets, we’ll soak in the atmosphere of local cafés, plazas, and bustling boulevards. In the evening, we will gather for our first dinner together in the heart of the city. Afterwards, we’ll hold an orientation meeting to review the itinerary and prepare for the exciting days ahead. | Barcelona Hotel |
| March 19 | Barcelona | Today we will discover two of the most iconic works of architect Antoni Gaudí. Our morning begins at the breathtaking Sagrada Família, a masterpiece of modernist architecture and one of the most extraordinary churches in the world. After lunch and some free time, we’ll continue to Park Güell, a whimsical hilltop park filled with colorful mosaics and imaginative structures inspired by Gaudí’s artistic vision. Later, we’ll stroll along the famous La Rambla, where street performers, artists, and market stalls bring the city to life. Dinner will be enjoyed in the heart of Barcelona. | Barcelona Hotel |
| March 20 | Barcelona | This morning we will ride a cable car up to Montjuïc Castle, a historic star-shaped fortress offering spectacular panoramic views of the city and coastline. On our way back down the hill, we will stop at the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya, home to an impressive collection of Catalan art. In the evening, we’ll enjoy a relaxing walk along the boardwalk at Barceloneta Beach, where the Mediterranean breeze and seaside atmosphere create the perfect setting for dinner. | Barcelona Hotel |
| March 21 | Barcelona -> Madrid | Today we will experience Spain’s renowned rail network as we travel by high-speed train to Madrid, the vibrant capital of the country. After settling into our hotel, we will visit the Museo Reina Sofía, one of Spain’s leading museums of contemporary art. Here we will see Guernica, the powerful masterpiece by Pablo Picasso that captures the tragedy of war. Dinner will follow in the lively neighborhoods of Madrid. | Madrid Hotel |
| March 22 | Madrid | Our morning will begin at the world-famous Museo del Prado, home to one of the greatest collections of European art. We will admire masterpieces by Spanish masters and see the museum’s fascinating version of the Mona Lisa, often called La Gioconda del Prado. Later, we will relax in El Retiro Park, once the private retreat of Spanish royalty, where we’ll enjoy a picnic lunch among gardens and lakes. The afternoon will offer time to explore Madrid at our own pace before gathering again for dinner. | Madrid Hotel |
| March 23 | Madrid -> Granada | This morning we will take part in a fun photographic scavenger hunt around Madrid’s historic center, finishing with the classic Spanish treat of churros and hot chocolate. In the afternoon, we will travel by bus through the Spanish countryside toward Granada. Along the way, we’ll admire rolling hills dotted with olive groves and citrus trees. After arriving in the evening, we’ll enjoy a traditional southern Spanish dinner. | Granada Hotel |
| March 24 | Granada | Today we will explore the magnificent Alhambra, one of the most breathtaking historic sites in Europe. This Moorish palace complex showcases intricate Islamic architecture, tranquil courtyards, and stunning views of the surrounding mountains. After our guided tour, we will wander through Granada’s historic quarters, perhaps stopping at a traditional Moroccan tea house. In the evening, we’ll attend an unforgettable flamenco performance in a cave overlooking the city. | Granada Hotel |
| March 25 | Granada -> Sevilla | This morning we will say goodbye to Granada and travel to the colorful city of Seville. Along the way, we’ll stop at a traditional olive farm to learn about the production of some of the world’s finest organic olive oil while enjoying lunch. After arriving in Seville, we will visit the Centro Cerámica Triana to learn about the region’s rich ceramic traditions. The evening will allow us to enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of the city. | Sevilla Hotel |
| March 26 | Sevilla | Today we will explore more of Seville’s cultural treasures, including the magnificent Seville Cathedral, where Christopher Columbus is buried. We will also visit Metropol Parasol, locally known as Las Setas, a modern architectural landmark offering panoramic views over the city. In the evening, we will take part in an authentic Spanish cooking class, learning to prepare traditional Andalusian dishes that we can recreate at home. | Sevilla Hotel |
| March 27 | Sevilla -> Denver | Today, we will head to the airport for our international flight home. ¡Hasta luego, España! | Your own bed! |
Accommodations
In order to provide a safe and memorable experience, we follow strict guidelines when choosing group accommodations. Walking Tree partners with hotels and guest houses which are centrally located, locally operated, clean and safe. We inspect each partner hotel to ensure they meet these standards.
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.
Monasterio Basilio
Monasterio Basilio is located in the center of Granada and provides an ideal location from which to explore the city. This cozy hotel can accommodate up to four students per room with ensuite bathrooms and the quirky aesthetic that defines this hotel makes for a memorable stay.
Hotel Venecia – Sevilla
Located in the heart of Sevilla, this three-star hotel is the perfect location for exploring this charming city on foot. All rooms come with air conditioning, central heat and high speed wifi.
Safety and Support
EASY FUNDING & 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 experience with your organization was exceptional. The communication was prompt, courteous, and thorough. The trip was very well planned and the educational focus made me feel this such trip had a great value. My daughter has grown and matured in a wonderful way because of this trip.
Jim
Parent of Teagan, traveler to Thailand
Your Adventure Includes
Estimated Airfare
In order to give our travelers the best possible price, we break out airfare from the Program Tuition. We will still handle all booking and ticketing via our flight partner who has access to special fares not available to the general public. Once confirmed, you will be invoiced for the flight roughly 75 days prior to travel.
Program Tuition Excludes: Travel insurance, baggage fees, passport/visa fees, laundry, souvenirs, and activities not listed on itinerary.
Resource Center
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