Discover the soul of Andalusia

We head down to the coast and explore Málaga's old town with a local guide: the cathedral, the Alcazaba fortress and the lanes where Picasso grew up. Lunch at a traditional tapas bar, an afternoon at your own pace — then home for a lazy evening by the pool.

The highlight of the week. We walk through the Nasrid palaces, the gardens of the Generalife and the towers of the Alcazaba as the light turns gold. Afterwards, tapas in Granada's old streets, where a beer still arrives with a little dish on the house. A late return — and a late glass on the terrace for anyone who wants one.

No alarm clocks. Breakfast on the terrace, the pool, a book in the shade or a massage (available as an add-on). In the late afternoon a local winemaker arrives to pour his best wines alongside Spanish tapas — a tasting that has a habit of lasting well into the evening.

We step into the Mezquita's forest of striped arches — one of the most breathtaking buildings on earth. Then the old Jewish quarter, the flower-filled patios and a lunch of Córdoba's famous salmorejo and flamenquín. Home for dinner at the long table.

Your choice: the spectacular Caminito del Rey, clinging to the cliff walls high above the river, or a quiet walk among the surreal limestone formations of El Torcal. In the evening we lay the table for the farewell feast of the week — with the best bottles we've been saving.

A long brunch on the terrace, a last swim, hugs and swapped numbers. Transfers to the airport — and a group chat that usually lives on long after.