Granada

Granada sits beneath the Sierra Nevada mountains in southern Spain, its old streets climbing toward the Alhambra above the city. Narrow lanes in the Albaicin quarter look out across a valley toward the palace walls, and the mix of Moorish architecture and Andalusian courtyards gives the city a different character from the busier coastal resorts nearby. Families based here for a night or two often use Granada as a quieter stop before or after time on the Costa del Sol.

Granada's single listing here is the train to Madrid, and Haqqi Tours' WhatsApp team puts the booking through as soon as a family settles on the day it wants to travel. The desk confirms seat availability and writes down the agreed price before anything is paid. Because the rail link to the capital is so direct, many families use this Granada stretch as a short link inside a longer route through Spain rather than treating it as a trip on its own.