Seville - Cordoba - Granada Seven-days for £499 pp Departing on 12 March, 21 May, 21 Sept and 12 Oct 2008
Monday, July 02, 2007
Departing on 12 March, 21 May, 21 Sept and 12 Oct 2008:
Seven-days for £499 pp
The Belfast Telegraph is recommending this fully escorted tour of Andalucia,
one of Europe’s most interesting and beautiful regions.
You will discover the real Spain of Carmen, Figaro and Flamenco, a land
immortalised by the writings of Ernest Hemingway and beloved by Orson
Welles. Flying from Belfast International direct to Malaga, you transfer to
Mijas to visit dramatic Ronda. You then travel to Seville for three nights,
home to the largest gothic cathedral ever built and the Alcazar. Next on
your itinerary is Cordoba and the magnificent Mezquita mosque before
arriving in Granada for two nights. From Granada you will enjoy a guided
visit to the stunning Alhambra Palace.
The fully escorted price includes:
Return flights from Belfast to Malaga, taxes, transfers
Six-nights excellent quality three- and four-star hotel accommodation
with breakfast
A fully escorted sightseeing itinerary and the services of an
experienced tour manager.
For your free brochure call: 0870 085 3492 quoting the Belfast Telegraph
For more information please email:
Belfast@rivieratravel.co.uk or call in person to the Telegraph
Travel Shop at 108 Royal Avenue, Belfast, BT1 1DL Monday to Friday 9am
to 5pm, Saturday 10am to 12.30pm
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