From Barcelona
Flexible Dates
Independent / Free & Easy
Muslim Guides
By Train
Islamic Heritage
City Explore
Welcome to Barcelona! Spain’s second-largest city and one of the Mediterranean’s most vibrant and trendsetting destinations is the starting point of this essential tour.
Today you can discover Barcelona at your own pace with a ticket for the hop-on hop-off sightseeing bus, which covers some of the city’s main landmarks: Gaudí’s masterpieces — the Sagrada Familia, La Pedrera and Casa Batlló —, the Arc de Triomf, Port Olímpic and the FC Barcelona Stadium, along with many other highlights across the city.
If you prefer a guided experience, you can join a regular 4-hour tour with an expert local guide, combining coach and walking visits (optional, at an additional cost).
As throughout the tour, you will have clear information on nearby halal restaurants, making it easy to enjoy your meals with confidence. Your centrally located hotel will also provide an excellent base for exploring the heart of Barcelona with ease.
To make the most of this programme and explore the city without rushing or missing any highlights, we recommend arriving early in the day or adding an extra night in Barcelona (see our 8-day programme).
Your Andalusian journey begins in Córdoba, the Islamic Qurtubah, where Al-Andalus reached its greatest splendour. You will arrive after a journey of approximately five hours by high-speed train. (If you wish, private transfers between hotels and railway stations can be arranged as an optional service.)
In the afternoon, you will join a 1.5-hour guided group tour revealing the wonders and secrets of the Great Mosque of Cordoba (entrance included), the most important Islamic monument in the West and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
You will then have free time to explore other highlights of the historic centre at your own pace, around the Mosque: the Roman Bridge, the Calahorra Tower, the Arab walls and the streets of the old medina with their lively shops.
With our detailed information, it will be easy to find suitable halal dining options throughout your stay.
Today, a high-speed train will take you to Granada in just over an hour and a half. You will have the rest of the day free to begin exploring this city of immense Islamic heritage and lively streets at your own pace — not in vain was it the last kingdom of Al-Andalus.
If you wish, you can optionally hire the services of a local Muslim guide, with whom you can visit emblematic areas such as the Albaicín quarter (a UNESCO World Heritage Site). Granada’s Islamic origins come to life in this historic quarter. At the highest point of the neighbourhood, two emblematic landmarks stand out: the San Nicolás viewpoint, offering stunning views of the Alhambra, and nearby, the Great Mosque of Granada, the first mosque built in Spain by new Muslims since the time of Al-Andalus.
Get ready to enjoy one of the highlights of this unforgettable journey: the impressive Alhambra. A true masterpiece of Islamic art and one of the most visited monuments in the world. The time of your guided visit will be scheduled according to ticket availability and the availability of Muslim guides. The visit lasts approximately 2 to 3 hours (admission included for a full visit of the monument).
You will then have the rest of the day to explore other highlights of Granada at your own pace. Don’t miss the Albaicín, the historic Muslim quarter and birthplace of the city, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You may also visit Sacromonte, known for its cave houses and flamenco shows, or stroll along the Paseo de los Tristes, by the Darro River.
If you wish, you can optionally hire the services of a Muslim guide to accompany you throughout the day. It is also possible to arrange this optional extension on the previous day, if preferred.
Today, a high-speed train will take you to Seville, the capital of Andalusia and another jewel of Al-Andalus, in approximately two and a half hours. You will have the rest of the day free to begin exploring this magical city on the banks of the Guadalquivir River at your own pace.
Accommodation in a well-located hotel of your selected category.
Today you will join a guided group tour to explore two of Seville’s most emblematic monuments, closely connected to its rich Andalusi heritage. First, you will visit the Cathedral, built on the site of the former Great Mosque of Islamic Seville, of which several elements are still preserved, including the former minaret — the Giralda, now the symbol of the city — as well as the Puerta del Perdón and the Patio de los Naranjos.
You will then visit the Royal Alcázar, whose origins date back to the Umayyad governors. Both monuments are UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
You will have the rest of the day free to explore other highlights of this beautiful city at your own pace, such as the picturesque Santa Cruz quarter, the Torre del Oro by the Guadalquivir and the Plaza de España. As throughout the tour, you will also have clear guidance to easily find halal dining options.
Today we say goodbye to Andalusia to return to Barcelona. After a journey of approximately 6 hours and a half, you will be back in the capital of Catalonia.
If you require additional services (such as extending your stay in Barcelona), let us know. You also have the option to arrange a private transfer to the airport.
Welcome to Barcelona! Spain’s second-largest city and one of the Mediterranean’s most vibrant and trendsetting destinations is the starting point of this essential tour.
Today you can discover Barcelona at your own pace with a ticket for the hop-on hop-off sightseeing bus, which covers some of the city’s main landmarks: Gaudí’s masterpieces — the Sagrada Familia, La Pedrera and Casa Batlló —, the Arc de Triomf, Port Olímpic and the FC Barcelona Stadium, along with many other highlights across the city.
If you prefer a guided experience, you can join a regular 4-hour tour with an expert local guide, combining coach and walking visits (optional, at an additional cost).
As throughout the tour, you will have clear information on nearby halal restaurants, making it easy to enjoy your meals with confidence. Your centrally located hotel will also provide an excellent base for exploring the heart of Barcelona with ease.
To make the most of this programme and explore the city without rushing or missing any highlights, we recommend arriving early in the day or adding an extra night in Barcelona (see our 8-day programme).
Your Andalusian journey begins in Córdoba, the Islamic Qurtubah, where Al-Andalus reached its greatest splendour. You will arrive after a journey of approximately five hours by high-speed train. (If you wish, private transfers between hotels and railway stations can be arranged as an optional service.)
In the afternoon, you will join a 1.5-hour guided group tour revealing the wonders and secrets of the Great Mosque of Cordoba (entrance included), the most important Islamic monument in the West and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
You will then have free time to explore other highlights of the historic centre at your own pace, around the Mosque: the Roman Bridge, the Calahorra Tower, the Arab walls and the streets of the old medina with their lively shops.
With our detailed information, it will be easy to find suitable halal dining options throughout your stay.
The reference price shown in the tour overview is based on 6 travelers — the most cost-efficient option, as this is the maximum capacity of the minivan used for transfers (including luggage). For larger groups, please contact us for a customised quotation.
As key services such as transfers and guides are shared among members of your group, the price per person varies depending on your group size: fewer travelers mean a higher cost per person.
When you enter your travel details (number of travelers, ages, room type and hotel category), you instantly get your price. This amount is subject to final confirmation once hotel availability has been verified by our team, ensuring you always get the most accurate and best possible price for your trip.
