Barcelona & Andalucía with your class
The journey takes in Barcelona's Modernisme, the Alhambra palace in Granada, Seville's flamenco and the sweep of Andalucía's landscapes. It is an immersive cultural experience unlike any other graduation trip: two cities, three cultures, seven nights, and a lifetime of memories.
On the Move handles the full logistics — internal flights or trains, accommodation in each city, guided tours, evening activities and supervision throughout.
Trip highlights
The journey opens in Barcelona with the Sagrada Família, Park Güell's extraordinary mosaic terraces and a guided walk through the medieval Gothic Quarter. It sets the tone: Spain is a country of extraordinary, layered civilisations.
The Alhambra is one of the world's defining buildings — a Moorish palace of impossible intricacy, surrounded by the snow-capped Sierra Nevada. A guided visit gives students the cultural and historical context to truly understand what they're seeing.
An authentic flamenco performance — dance, guitar and voice — in a traditional tablao. For many students this is the most vivid cultural experience of the trip: an art form born from Andalucía's history, felt as much as watched.
The journey ends in Málaga: a free afternoon with the Mediterranean just a stroll from the historic centre. The Alcazaba fortress, the Picasso Museum and the beach give the group a final full day before the flight home.
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Graduation Trips - your questions
Yes. Every trip meets supervision ratios and travels with your teachers plus an On the Move coordinator, with 24/7 emergency support throughout.
Absolutely. We build each itinerary around your group's interests and budget — more culture, more free time, more adventure, your call.
We organise graduation trips for groups from 20 to 80 pupils, with pricing that improves as the group grows.
City breaks book up fast around exam season. Reserve 6 to 9 months ahead for the best prices and availability.