Travel Challenge: A spring break in Andalucia

Each week we invite three companies to offer us their best deal for a specific holiday

Friday 15 February 2013 13:00 GMT

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This week: a spring break in Andalucia. Prices are per person, based on two people travelling together. Each includes a week's accommodation and flights from Gatwick to Malaga in early April.

£1,349: Headwater

Includes BA flights on 5 April and a "Birding in the Serranía de Ronda" group tour, with full board at Hotel Los Castanos and picnic lunches. "Led by Ronda-based expert birder and author Peter Jones, this tour combines a guided bird walk with three full-day excursions to some of the richest wildlife areas in Europe," says Steve Murray (01606 720033; headwater.com).

£1,295: Original Travel

Includes easyJet flights on 6 April, B&B in Granada, Cordoba and Seville, car hire, a dinner, flamenco show, Seville city tour and Alhambra tour. "These activities will help you get under the region's skin," says Katrina Trotter (020-7978 7333; originaltravel.co.uk).

£999: Exodus

Includes easyJet flights on 6 April, a "Walking in Andalucia tour" and a stay at the Cortijo Rosario farmhouse in Algámitas, with most meals. "See Andalucia's highlights, from tiny villages to vibrant Seville," says Anna Faulder (0845 863 9601; exodus.co.uk).

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Travel Challenge: A spring break in Andalucia

Each week we invite three companies to offer us their best deal for a specific holiday