Andalusia, Spain: Anesthesia & Andalusian Horses
Five nights at a restored cortijo near Ronda. Morning anesthesia and pain management CE, afternoons with Andalusian horses, olive groves and flamenco.
- When
- Oct 2027
- 6 days, 5 nights
- Where you'll stay
- Restored cortijo in the hills near Ronda
- Ronda
- CE Traveler
- $7,450
- per person sharing, with CE
- Explorer (no CE)
- $6,450
- partner or friend, per person sharing
- Continuing education
- Up to 20 CE hours
- Anesthesia & Pain Management
- Group
- Small group
- All-inclusive
- Activity
- Moderate
- ●●○
- Getting there
- Fly into AGP
- Airport transfers included when you arrive and depart with the group
Day by day
- Day 1Arrive in Málaga. Transfer to our cortijo in the hills near Ronda. Welcome dinner on the terrace.
- Day 2Morning yoga. CE. 60-minute massage. Sunset walk across the Puente Nuevo and through Ronda's old town.
- Day 3Morning yoga. CE. Olive oil estate tasting and a drive through the white villages.
- Day 4Morning yoga. CE. Afternoon in Jerez: Andalusian horses at a family stud farm, then a sherry bodega tasting.
- Day 5Morning yoga. CE and case rounds. Tapas cooking class at the cortijo. Farewell dinner with flamenco by local artists.
- Day 6Breakfast on the terrace. Transfer to Málaga. Depart.
All-inclusive
Everything included
- 5 nights at a restored cortijo near Ronda, reserved for our group
- Wellness built in: daily yoga and a 60-minute massage
- All meals and group experiences
- Airport transfers from Málaga when you arrive and depart with the group
- Up to 20 CE hours (CE Traveler ticket)
Not included
- International flights
- Travel insurance (recommended)
- Personal extras and gratuities
Questions about this trip
Can I use my practice's CE allowance?
Many practices fund CE with an annual allowance and paid CE days. Your receipt lists the CE value separately, and we include a letter template for your practice manager.
Can I come alone?
Yes. Ask for a roommate match or book a private room when booking opens.
Do I need a visa for Spain?
US citizens don't need a visa for short tourist stays in Spain. Your passport should be valid for at least three months after you leave the Schengen area. The EU is also introducing ETIAS, a short online travel authorization for visa-free visitors, so check the current requirements at travel.state.gov a few months before you go.