Embark on an unforgettable journey through the heart of the Spanish Mediterranean, where history, culture, gastronomy, and breathtaking landscapes come together to create a truly unique experience. From the architectural masterpieces of Barcelona and the spiritual beauty of Montserrat to the Roman legacy of Tarragona and the vibrant traditions of Valencia, every day reveals a new chapter of one of the world’s most fascinating civilizations. Enjoy exclusive cultural visits, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, renowned culinary experiences, prestigious wine tastings, and authentic encounters with local traditions, all carefully designed for Rotary participants seeking meaningful travel, cultural enrichment, and lasting connections. More than a tour, this is an inspiring Mediterranean experience that celebrates friendship, discovery, and the timeless spirit of human achievement.
DAY 1-2 BARCELONA
DAY 1.
BARCELONA.
Welcome to Catalonia.
Arrival at Barcelona Airport and meeting with the assistance team.
Transfer to the selected hotel in the city center.
Barcelona is one of the most admired cities in Europe. Cosmopolitan, creative, and open to the Mediterranean, it has successfully preserved its historical heritage while becoming a global benchmark for architecture, design, gastronomy, and quality of life.
Founded as a Roman colony under the name Barcino, the city experienced significant growth during the Middle Ages thanks to maritime trade and gained international recognition through the artistic revolution of Catalan Modernism.
After check-in, time to relax and begin discovering the city’s Mediterranean atmosphere.
Welcome Dinner.
The first evening will allow participants to share their first impressions while enjoying the renowned Catalan hospitality.
Catalan gastronomy is considered one of the most influential in the Mediterranean, the result of centuries of cultural and commercial exchanges.
During dinner, the Tour Leader will present the itinerary and explain the main cultural highlights that will be explored throughout the journey.
Overnight stay in Barcelona.
DAY 2.
BARCELONA.
The City of Gaudí and the Soul of the Mediterranean.
Breakfast at the hotel.
The day will be dedicated to discovering Barcelona’s most important cultural and architectural landmarks.
Sagrada Família.
The visit begins at the Basilica of the Sagrada Família, Antoni Gaudí’s most emblematic masterpiece and one of the most visited monuments in Europe.
Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site as part of the Works of Antoni Gaudí, it represents a unique synthesis of architecture, spirituality, and nature.
Participants will discover the symbolism of its façades, the spectacular interior inspired by a natural forest, and Gaudí’s innovative vision, whose masterpiece continues to be under construction more than a century after its inception.
Today, the basilica stands as one of the great symbols of Barcelona and of human creativity.
Park Güell.
Continuation to Park Güell.
Also declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this space reflects Gaudí’s extraordinary ability to integrate architecture and landscape.
During the visit, participants will discover its mosaics, panoramic terraces, and organic structures inspired by the forms of nature.
Its viewpoints offer some of the finest views over Barcelona and the Mediterranean Sea.
Casa Batlló.
The Modernist experience continues with a visit to Casa Batlló.
Considered one of Gaudí’s masterpieces, the building amazes visitors with its undulating forms, colorful façade, and symbolism inspired by the legend of Saint George (Sant Jordi), the patron saint of Catalonia.
The visit provides insight into the remarkable level of technical and artistic innovation achieved by Catalan Modernism.
Lunch at Can Culleretes.
Lunch at the oldest restaurant in Catalonia, founded in 1786.
Can Culleretes is part of Barcelona’s history and has served as a meeting place for artists, writers, and intellectuals for generations.
This gastronomic experience offers the opportunity to discover some of the most representative recipes of traditional Catalan cuisine, prepared with locally sourced products and deeply rooted cultural traditions.
Gothic Quarter.
In the afternoon, tour of the historic heart of Barcelona.
The Gothic Quarter preserves the city’s medieval layout and provides insight into Barcelona’s evolution from Roman times to its consolidation as a major Mediterranean commercial power.
Its narrow streets, historic squares, and monumental buildings tell the story of centuries of history.
Barcelona Cathedral.
The Cathedral is one of the finest examples of Catalan Gothic architecture.
Its construction reflects the economic and religious power achieved by the city during the Middle Ages.
Jewish Quarter.
Barcelona’s former Jewish Quarter was one of the most important in the Iberian Peninsula.
During the visit, participants will learn about the influence of the Jewish community on the city’s economic, scientific, and cultural development.
Plaça del Rei.
One of the best-preserved medieval ensembles in Europe.
This square was the setting for key events in the history of the Crown of Aragon.
Las Ramblas.
Walk along Barcelona’s most iconic boulevard.
Its vibrant atmosphere, commercial activity, and cultural diversity make it one of the city’s most representative urban spaces.
La Boqueria Market.
Visit to Catalonia’s most famous market.
Participants will discover the richness of Mediterranean products that have earned Catalan gastronomy its international reputation.
Chocolate and Churros Experience.
A tradition deeply rooted in Spanish culture, offering the opportunity to enjoy one of the country’s most beloved flavors.
Dinner.
Dinner and overnight stay in Barcelona.
DAY 3 MONTSERRAT AND PENEDÈS
DAY 3.
MONTSERRAT AND PENEDÈS.
Spirituality, Landscapes, and Wine Culture.
Breakfast at the hotel.
Departure for Montserrat.
Montserrat.
Montserrat is one of the most emblematic places in Catalonia.
Its unique geological formation has created one of the most spectacular landscapes on the Iberian Peninsula.
The mountain is part of the Montserrat Protected Natural Area and serves as a spiritual and cultural symbol for millions of people.
Benedictine Monastery.
Founded in the 11th century, the monastery has played an essential role in preserving Catalan culture.
Over the centuries, it has become a center of pilgrimage, knowledge, and spirituality.
La Moreneta.
Access to the sanctuary of the Virgin of Montserrat, the patron saint of Catalonia.
Popularly known as La Moreneta, she is one of the most venerated religious figures in Spain.
Audiovisual Experience.
The audiovisual presentation will provide insight into the geological formation of the mountain, the history of the monastery, and its cultural influence.
Montserrat Boys’ Choir.
Attendance at a performance by the Montserrat Boys’ Choir, one of the oldest children's choral schools in Europe.
Its performances have been part of Catalan cultural heritage for centuries.
Lunch at Restaurant Cisneros.
Lunch in the monastery surroundings.
The gastronomic experience reflects the culinary traditions associated with the mountain and the inland cuisine of Catalonia.
PENEDÈS.
In the afternoon, continuation to the wine-producing region of Penedès.
Penedès Wine Region.
Penedès is one of Europe’s leading wine-producing regions.
Its vineyard landscapes are part of Catalonia’s cultural identity and represent centuries of agricultural tradition.
Winery Visit.
The visit will provide insight into the production process of the wines and cavas that have brought international recognition to the region.
Wine and Cava Tasting.
Participants will discover the importance of the Penedès Designation of Origin and of cava, one of Catalonia’s most renowned products.
Return to Barcelona.
Dinner and overnight accommodation.
DAY 4 TARRAGONA AND VALENCIA
DAY 4.
TARRAGONA AND VALENCIA.
From Roman Hispania to the Mediterranean City.
Breakfast at the hotel.
Departure for Tarragona.
Tarragona – UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Ancient Tarraco was the capital of Hispania Citerior and one of the most important cities of the Roman Empire outside Italy.
The Archaeological Ensemble of Tarraco was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to the exceptional preservation of its Roman monuments.
Roman Amphitheatre.
Located facing the Mediterranean Sea, it is one of the most spectacular examples of Spain’s Roman heritage.
This was the venue for gladiatorial combats and major public spectacles.
Roman Circus.
Considered one of the best-preserved Roman circuses in Europe.
It offers insight into the importance of chariot racing within Roman society.
Roman Walls.
The walls represent some of the oldest Roman defensive structures preserved on the Iberian Peninsula.
Historic Center.
Walking tour through Tarragona’s old town, where Roman heritage coexists with medieval and Mediterranean influences.
Lunch.
Lunch at a local restaurant.
VALENCIA.
Continuation to Valencia.
A bright and elegant city, Valencia has been one of the Mediterranean’s major commercial centers for centuries.
Arrival at the hotel.
Dinner and overnight accommodation.
DAY 5-6 VALENCIA Y ALBUFERA
DAY 5.
VALENCIA AND ALBUFERA.
History, Tradition, and Nature.
Breakfast at the hotel.
Historic Center of Valencia.
Guided tour through the historic heart of the city.
Valencia preserves an extraordinary heritage that combines Roman, Islamic, Gothic, and Renaissance influences.
Valencia Cathedral.
One of the city’s most important monuments.
Its history reflects Valencia’s religious and cultural evolution throughout the centuries.
Plaza de la Virgen.
The focal point of Valencian life and one of the city’s most representative public spaces.
La Lonja de la Seda.
Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Considered one of the masterpieces of European civil Gothic architecture, it symbolizes the economic prosperity achieved by Valencia during its Golden Age.
Central Market.
Exterior visit to one of the most impressive Modernist markets in Europe.
It reflects the richness of Valencian agriculture and gastronomy.
City of Arts and Sciences.
Panoramic visit of the complex designed by Santiago Calatrava.
This architectural ensemble symbolizes modern Valencia and its commitment to innovation and knowledge.
ALBUFERA NATURAL PARK.
Continuation to one of the most important natural areas of the Mediterranean.
Albufera is protected as a Natural Park and internationally recognized as a Ramsar Wetland of International Importance.
Traditional Boat Ride.
Navigation across the lagoon to discover the landscapes that have shaped Valencian life for centuries.
The Rice Fields of Albufera.
Participants will learn about the origins of authentic Valencian paella.
The rice fields form part of the region’s historic landscape and represent one of Valencia’s most distinctive cultural elements.
Traditional Valencian Lunch.
A gastronomic experience dedicated to the most internationally renowned dish of Valencian cuisine.
Paella will be enjoyed in the very environment where this iconic recipe was born, reinforcing the connection between territory, agriculture, and gastronomy.
Artisanal Horchata Tasting.
An experience dedicated to one of Valencia’s most emblematic products.
Horchata made with Valencia Tiger Nuts (Chufa de Valencia PDO) will provide an opportunity to discover a unique gastronomic tradition deeply rooted in the Valencian countryside.
Farewell Dinner.
Final dinner of the journey.
An evening designed to celebrate the shared experience, remember the highlights of the trip, and toast the new bonds created throughout the journey.
Overnight stay in Valencia.
DAY 6.
VALENCIA.
Breakfast at the hotel.
Check-out.
Transfer to Valencia Airport.
End of our services.
SERVICES INCLUDED.
Exclusive Experiences Included.
• Traditional chocolate with churros
• Penedès wine and cava tasting
• Boat ride on the Albufera lagoon
• Traditional Valencian artisanal horchata tasting
SERVICES NOT INCLUDED.
● Flights to/from Spain
● City tourist taxes (if applicable)
● Personal expenses (drinks outside meals, minibar, laundry, etc.)
● Single room supplement
● Any services not explicitly mentioned in the “Included” section
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Privacy policy
1. Personal data information
In accordance with current regulations on data protection
conformed by Regulation (EU) 2016/679 General Data Protection (GDPR) and
Organic Law 3/2018, of December 5, on Personal Data Protection and guarantee of
digital rights (LOPDGDD), we inform you of some questions about the treatment
of your personal information by FLYANDBED.
1.1.-Who is responsible for your data treatment?
Corporate name: FLYANDBED.COM
Contact: info@flyandbed.com
1.2.- What is the purpose of collecting and processing your data?
Provision of services: We collect your data to be able to
manage your request about the services we offer that may include flights,
accommodation, transportation, activities and transfers.
Commercial communications: Whenever you give us your
consent, we will process your contact information to send you information about
our services and products, as well as offers and information that we think may
be of interest to you.
1.3.- How long do we keep your data?
Provision of services: As a general rule, your data will be
kept until the end for which they were collected is achieved. In addition, for
reasons of current tax legislation, we will store your data for a period of
five years, after which we will destroy it if there is no request for
conservation.
Commercial communications: In order to keep you informed of
our products and services, the data processing for commercial purposes will
remain until you exercise your right of opposition or deletion.
1.4.- Are automated decisions made about your data?
Yes, automated decisions about your personal data are
planned.
1.5.-What is the legitimacy for the processing of your data?
The consent will be the basis of legitimation in those
treatments in which they have been required and you have granted it to us, for
example, the sending of commercial communications.
In the event that you have contracted certain services with
us, the legal basis of the processing of your data is the contractual
relationship that binds us and whose treatment is essential for the execution
of the services.
In addition, different regulations in force such as the tax
law establish that FLYANDBED must perform certain treatments. In these cases,
the legitimacy of the processing of your data will be based on an applicable
legal obligation.
1.6.- Who do we communicate your data to?
There are third parties that manage part of our services. FLYANDBED
requires them to comply with this Privacy Policy and current regulations on
data protection, as applicable. We also inform you that these companies have
their own privacy policy in which FLYANDBED will not be responsible for
compliance with it.
Under some circumstances, FLYANDBED may share, use, preserve
or disclose Personal Information with third parties, in a non-aggregated manner
to provide our services to:
1. Suppliers:
Such as hotel, airline or activity rental providers, which satisfy your travel
reservation request. In FLYANDBED, all services provided by a third party
provider are described as such. We recommend that you examine the privacy
policies of any third party that provides travel services from whom you
purchase products through FLYANDBED. Please note that these providers may also
contact you as necessary to obtain additional information.
2. Service
providers that provide services or perform functions on our behalf: Credit card
processing, business analytics, customer service or marketing. Service
providers may collect and access the information necessary to perform their
functions, but they are not allowed to share or use the information for any
other purpose.
3. Competent
authorities: In some cases, we must cooperate with the competent authorities.
Thus:
3.1. If we believe that it is reasonably necessary to satisfy any law or legal process anywhere in
the world and we believe that doing so may diminish our responsibility or allow
us to defend our legal rights. In any case, we will only provide the required
information.
3.2. If we believe that this action is appropriate to enforce the terms and conditions of FLYANDBED, including any investigation of possible violations of them.
3.3. If necessary to detect, prevent, or in any way address and prosecute fraud, security or technical issues related to FLYANDBED.
3.4. If that action is adequate to protect the rights, property or security of FLYANDBED, its employees and users.
3.5. If we believe it is reasonably necessary to satisfy any law or on its own initiative or at the request of third parties that demonstrate a legitimate interest.
3.6. Likewise, if FLYANDBED participates in a merger, acquisition or other transaction that involves the sale of all or some of its assets or securities with voting rights, the User’s information, including Personal Information obtained through the Service, may be included in the transferred assets or securities. If this occurs, the User’s Personal Information will continue to be the subject of this Privacy Policy.
1.7 Who do we communicate your data to?
On the occasion of the execution of the contracted services, we will transfer your data to the companies that request this, such as hotels, car rental companies, airlines, etc. You should keep in mind that such assignments are essential to facilitate the contracted services.
The data communicated to the suppliers will consist of your name, surname, identity document (ID or passport), age, date of birth and nationality, as well as the possible observations that you have noted in your reservation.
1.8 Are international transfers made?
Many of the service providers of the services you request are located in countries outside the European Union. The General Data Protection Regulation regulates such international transfers and, therefore, we can only transfer the data to countries that guarantee adequate measures for your data.
1.9.- What are your rights by providing us with your information?
You should know that, by treating your personal data, you have some rights that we detail bellow:
· Right of access: You can request access to all your personal data that we process.
· Right of rectification: You will have the right to rectify your data, either because they are inaccurate or because they have changed.
· Right of deletion: You can also request the deletion of your data as long as any of the causes of art. 17.3 GDPR
· Right to object: You will have the right to request that your personal data not be processed for certain purposes.
· Right to the limitation of the treatment: You can also request the limitation of the processing of your data in the following cases:
o During the challenge study because of the inaccuracy of your data.
o If the treatment is illegal, you object to the deletion of the data.
o When we do not need to process your data, but you need them for the exercise or defense against possible claims.
o If you have opposed the processing of the data claiming public or legitimate interest, while we are analyzing whether our reasons for the treatment prevail over your interests
· Right to
portability: You will have the right to have your personal data delivered electronically, so that it is manageable by you.
· Right not to
be subject to automated individual decisions: Finally, you will have the right to not be subject to a decision based on the automated processing of your personal data and may have legal effects on you.
When the basis of legitimation for the processing of the data is based on your consent, you have the right to withdraw that consent at any time.
To exercise these rights, you can send your request to the postal or electronic address that you will find at the beginning of this Privacy Policy with the right you exercise and providing a copy of your identification document (ID / NIE) or your Passport.
1.10.- Is your data safe?
At FLYANDBED we collect, process and store your data by applying information security policies and regulations. These security measures apply to both information in electronic and paper format, and guarantee the
confidentiality, integrity and availability of your data. If there is an event or incident that compromises your data, we will notify you as soon as possible.
1.11.- Other questions
FLYANDBED in some cases conditions the use of the Service to the previous completion of the corresponding User registration, and must indicate at least the information marked with a yellow dot on certain personal
data.
We remind you that to carry out a correct provision of the service you must provide us with the exact and truthful data, reserving the right of exclusion of the services to the interested parties who have provided false information and without prejudice to the legal actions that the Responsible can initiate.
When you make a reservation for another person through FLYANDBED, we will request personal information and travel preferences from that person. You must obtain the consent of these other persons before providing us with your
personal information and travel preferences.
2.-Use of the web
In this case, the Service collects, in addition to the IP address from which it is accessed, the following User information:
· If the
Service has been reached by clicking on a link from another website.
· Storage of
cookies on the hard disk of the User’s computer, with the prior consent of the User. See our Cookies Policy for more information.
· Specific data
on the User’s device (for example, the type of model, the version of the operating system, errors that occur when using the Service, the type of browser, the language, the date and time of the request, the URL of reference
or the mobile network used, among others).
· Data on the
physical location of the User through different technologies, such as through GPS signals sent by a mobile device, information on Wi-Fi access points or nearest mobile phone antennas, among others. Always according to the privacy
settings on your device.
· In addition, FLYANDBED
uses Google Analytics, an analytical service provided by Google, Inc. based in the United States with headquarters at 1600 Amphitheater Parkway, Mountain View, California 94043. For the provision of these services, they use cookies
that collect the information, including the user’s IP address, which will be transmitted, processed and stored by Google in the terms set on the website www.google.com. Including the possible transmission of said information to
third parties for reasons of legal requirement or when said third parties process the information on behalf of Google.
3.- Changes to the Privacy Policy
We remind you that our Privacy Policy may be updated in the future. We will inform you about substantial changes to this Privacy Policy by sending a notice to the email address you provided and placing a notice in a prominent place on our website.