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Costa de la Luz
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Duration 8 Days
Departures from: May 2025 - Oct 2025
From C$2,799
Duration 8 Days
Departures from:
May 2025 - Oct 2025
Tour Overview
Visit Andalucia’s regional capital, Seville, discover the Columbus Trail and relax on golden beaches – this sun-kissed coast is well placed for easy access to an array of Spain’s highlights.
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Relax & Discover
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All Inclusive
Your Holiday Includes
- Just You Holiday Director as your host & Specialist Local Guide
- 7 nights all-inclusive in a 4-star hotel
- 20 included meals: 7 breakfasts, 6 lunches, 7 dinners - including drinks between 11am - 11pm, a welcome drink & farewell get-together
- Transportation excluding overseas transfers to and from the airport*
- Porterage
Included Holiday Highlights
- Seville tour
- Sample a 'cortadillo' in Seville
- The Columbus Trail
Itinerary
Day 2 Punta Umbria - at Leisure
Spend today at leisure, enjoying the facilities at your hotel, maybe take a refreshing dip in the pool. You could also stroll onto the magnificent unspoilt beach on which your hotel is situated. Meals included: B,L,DDay 3 Seville
Today we include an excursion to the beautiful city of Seville, the regional capital of Andalucia. Take a stroll along citrus-lined streets, admire mighty churches, and visit the Alcazar, the royal palace built on the site of a Moorish fort. Along the way, we will be tasting a 'cortadillo' a sweet made in convents throughout the province of Seville. Then you could choose to head to the Plaza de Espana, a semi-circular complex which is home to monumental staircases, fountains and a beautifully tiled alcove for each of Spain’s provinces. If you’re feeling peckish, be sure to dip into some of the many tapas bars here. Meals included: B,L,DDay 4 The Columbus Trail
Andalucia was a hugely significant location for Christopher Columbus, and the aptly named Columbus Trail pinpoints the main sites connected with this great explorer. On an included tour today, we will visit La Rabida Monastery, where Columbus stayed whilst waiting for financial backing from the Catholic monarchs for his voyage to the New World in 1492. We'll also head to the Harbour of the Caravels, to see full-size replicas of the three vessels that made this historic journey, the Santa Maria, Pinta and Niña.
Day 5 Punta Umbria - at Leisure
As we're so close to the border with Portugal, we have the ideal opportunity today to join an optional excursion to Tavira, on the beautiful Algarve. The town's origins date back to around 2000 BC but, in 1755, virtually all of its buildings were destroyed by an earthquake. However, it was rebuilt and is now home to fine 18th century architecture displaying Roman, Arab and Christian influences, as well as 37 churches. On our visit, we can admire the Roman bridge which spans the River Gilao, stroll along the river bank, or perhaps enjoy a refreshing drink and lovely views from one of the pavement cafés.
Day 6 Punta Umbria - at Leisure
Spend today at leisure enjoying the facilities at your hotel. You might choose to relax by the swimming pool, treat yourself to a spa treatment or head to the beach.
Meals included: B,L,DDay 7 Punta Umbria - at Leisure
If relaxing by the hotel or seaside is not for you today, then why not join our optional excursion to Huelva, perhaps one of the oldest settlements in Spain, with a history dating back more than 5,000 years. This evening, we'll gather as a group to enjoy a farewell get-together before dinner. Meals included: B,L,DDay 8 Departure
Today it's time to say goodbye to your fellow travelers as your trip comes to an end.
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Memorable Moment
Step back in time to Renaissance Seville, amidst cobbled streets lined with citrus trees, charming squares and the grand mansions of the Santa Cruz area.
Accommodation
Barcelo Punta Umbria Mar
Hotel Barcelo Punta Umbria Mar is situated on the beach just a short drive from the centre of Punta Umbria. Set on a peninsula with the river and estuary on one side and the Atlantic Ocean on other, this superb hotel is the perfect base for your holiday. Built in traditional Andalucian style the hotel boasts excellent facilities including one restaurant, bars, souvenir shop, sauna, gym, jacuzzi, Turkish baths, indoor and outdoor swimming pools (typically open May-Sept). Bedrooms feature private facilities, hairdryer, air-conditioning, mini-bar and satellite TV. If you wish to upgrade to a room with a sea view or a room with a lateral pool view for a supplement please call and our Holiday Advisors will be happy to assist.
Hotel Barcelo Punta Umbria Mar is situated on the beach just a short drive from the centre of Punta Umbria. Set on a peninsula with the river and estuary on one side and the Atlantic Ocean on other, this superb hotel is the perfect base for your holiday. Built in traditional Andalucian style the hotel boasts excellent facilities including one restaurant, bars, souvenir shop, sauna, gym, jacuzzi, Turkish baths, indoor and outdoor swimming pools (typically open May-Sept). Bedrooms feature private facilities, hairdryer, air-conditioning, mini-bar and satellite TV.
If you wish to upgrade to a room with a sea view or a room with a lateral pool view for a supplement please call and our Holiday Advisors will be happy to assist.
Optional Excursions
Experience even more of your destination by adding one or more optional excursions to your trip before you set off. Take a look below at the extra trips you can enjoy on this tour
Spain - Visit to Historic Huelva
Explore Huelva, perhaps one of the oldest settlements in Spain, which possesses a history dating back more than 5,000 years. On our tour we’ll discover pretty plazas and historic monuments.
It’s a short 15-minute drive to Huelva, the capital city of the province. On a panoramic drive, we’ll pass the Plaza del Toros bullring, the majestic cathedral with its striking pink exterior, and the old English quarter known as Barrio Reina Victoria - it was here the British Mining company Rio Tinto built houses in English style character for its employees. At Columbus House, we’ll disembark the coach next to the new statue of the Rocio (in honour of the famous virgin and annual pilgrimage) and take a walk up Martin Alonso Pinzon Avenue to the main square, Plaza de las Monjas. There will be some free time for you to explore at leisure - why not go shopping, visit the main church of La Conception and visitor's centre of the Atlantic Gateway, or find a café and watch the world go by.
It’s a short 15-minute drive to Huelva, the capital city of the province. On a panoramic drive, we’ll pass the Plaza del Toros bullring, the majestic cathedral with its striking pink exterior, and the old English quarter known as Barrio Reina Victoria - it was here the British Mining company Rio Tinto built houses in English style character for its employees. At Columbus House, we’ll disembark the coach next to the new statue of the Rocio (in honour of the famous virgin and annual pilgrimage) and take a walk up Martin Alonso Pinzon Avenue to the main square, Plaza de las Monjas. There will be some free time for you to explore at leisure - why not go shopping, visit the main church of La Conception and visitor's centre of the Atlantic Gateway, or find a café and watch the world go by.
Explore Huelva, perhaps one of the oldest settlements in Spain, which possesses a history dating back more than 5,000 years. On our tour we’ll discover pretty plazas and historic m...
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Portugal - Visit Tavira in the Algarve
Tavira dates back to around 2000 BC but, in 1755, virtually all of its buildings were destroyed by an earthquake. However, it was rebuilt and is now home to fine 18th century architecture displaying Roman, Arab and Christian influences, as well as 37 churches. On your visit you can admire the Roman bridge which spans the River Gilao, stroll along the riverbank, or perhaps enjoy a refreshing drink and lovely views from one of the pavement cafés.
Tavira dates back to around 2000 BC but, in 1755, virtually all of its buildings were destroyed by an earthquake. However, it was rebuilt and is now home to fine 18th century archi...
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