We take off from Arlanda in the afternoon and arrive in Barcelona in the beautiful early evening sun. Already on the way to Castelldefels, we are greeted by palm trees, sea breezes, and that long-awaited southern European atmosphere.

Upon check-in, we will have time to settle in before gathering for dinner together – a perfect start where we will have the chance to get to know each other and ease into the relaxed holiday pace. [ M ]

We leave the coast and head for the wine region of Penedès, an area known for cava and traditional winemaking. At a local winery, a welcoming tasting awaits us, where we get to taste some of the region's best wines and hear about the family's craftsmanship through generations. We then continue up winding roads and increasingly majestic mountains. As Andorra spreads out before us, you really feel that we are entering a completely different world. Check-in at Hotel Nordic 4* – comfortable, airy, and surrounded by mountains. In the evening, we enjoy a delicious dinner at the hotel. [ B, L ]

This day is yours to tailor to your liking. With the local bus stopping right outside the hotel, it's easy to get to Andorra La Vella – a city full of shops, cafés, churches, and beautiful walking paths along the river. Perhaps a visit to the spa appeals to you? Or maybe it's just the magnificent view from almost every corner? [ F, M ]

After breakfast, another iconic spot awaits: the Tibetan suspension bridge in Canillo. The bridge is both stable and easy to walk on—and the view is fantastic! From here, you can see valleys, villages, and unforgettable contrasts between mountains and sky. We then continue to Roc del Quer, a viewpoint where you stand on a glass platform that hovers over the landscape. An experience that never fails to impress! Afterwards, a cozy lunch awaits at the traditional restaurant Borda del Rector, known for its delicious, rustic Andorran cuisine. A walk (or local bus) takes us back to the hotel. [ B, L, D ]

We bid farewell to the mountains and head back down toward Spain. In Girona, one of Catalonia’s most charming cities awaits, with colorful houses along the river, well-preserved city walls, narrow alleys, and a vibrant city life. Here, you’ll have plenty of time to explore on your own, stroll through the historic city center, and have lunch on your own.

In the afternoon, we’ll continue on to the Costa Brava and check in at the 4-star Hotel Aromar in Platja d’Aro, just a stone’s throw from the beach. Group dinner at the hotel. [ B, D ]

We’ll travel to Figueres and visit the world-famous Dalí Museum, which is just as fascinating as the artist himself—vibrant, surreal, and completely unique. The museum is one of Spain’s most visited and houses some of Salvador Dalí’s most spectacular works.

After lunch on your own, there will be time to explore Figueres before we return to Platja d’Aro. In the evening, we’ll gather for a
group wrap-up where we’ll review the highlights of the trip. [ F ]

After breakfast, the bus will take us to Barcelona Airport. The flight departs at 11:55 a.m. and arrives at Arlanda at 4:15 p.m. We leave Spain with sunshine in our hearts, mountains in our memories, and a trip rich in culture, nature, culinary experiences, and camaraderie. [ F ]