Enjoy our English-only 21-day itinerary, where you'll explore the wonders of Madrid, Andalusia, and the major cities of Portugal and Morocco. This package includes accommodations in various hotels, breakfast, transportation, and guided city tours. Your journey begins and ends in Madrid, the vibrant Spanish capital.
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Arrival at the airport and transfer to your hotel. Rest of the day at leisure.
Join your tour director and fellow travelers for an authentic Welcome Tapas Dinner at a local restaurant.
Accommodation at the hotel.
* We recommend you to select flights that arrive no later than 5 PM so you can enjoy the itinerary from the beginning.
2nd Day (Mon.) MADRID (B)
Breakfast at the hotel. Discover the beauties of the city with a guided city tour. Barrio de la Morería, the Habsburg District, Plaza Mayor and Plaza de la Villa; the Madrid of the Bourbons and the complex town planning schemes of Charles III, the Royal Palace, Cibeles and Neptune Fountains and the Puerta de Alcalá. The contemporary Madrid with areas such as Gran Vía, Castellana, the district of Salamanca, as well as commercial and financial areas of Modern Madrid, and the Santiago Bernabéu Football Stadium. During the visit, we will taste the typical chocolate with churros, the most Madrid-style snack. Afternoon at leisure to continue exploring the wonders that the city has to offer.
Accommodation at the hotel.
3rd Day (Tue.) MADRID – SALAMANCA – PORTO (B)
Breakfast at the hotel. Bound for Portugal, we will drive towards Salamanca. Enjoy some free time in this University City and World Heritage Site of great architectural and artistic wealth. Continue to the Portuguese border to reach Porto. Located along the Douro River estuary in northern Portugal, Porto is one of the oldest European towns, and proclaimed a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1996.
Accommodation at the hotel.
4th Day (Wed.) PORTO (B, D)
Breakfast at the hotel. Guided sightseeing tour of Porto. Admire the Cathedral, Stock Exchange building and Santa Clara church. Afterwards, enjoy a Douro River Cruise and discover famous Port Wine Cellars with a wine tasting experience included. Rest of day at leisure.
Tonight, you will have the opportunity to share a typical fado show with dinner with your fellow travelers.
Accommodation at the hotel.
5th Day (Thu.) PORTO – AVEIRO – COIMBRA (B)
After breakfast, we depart to Aveiro, known for its picturesque canals, which have earned it the nickname “The Venice of Portugal”. We will enjoy a ride on a moliceiro, a traditional colorful boat used for navigating the canals of Aveiro, before heading to Coimbra. We will meet the local guide for a tour of Coimbra, a historic city known for its prestigious university (one of the oldest in Europe), charming medieval streets, and beautiful riverfront.
Accommodation at the hotel.
6th Day (Fri.) COIMBRA – BATALHA – NAZARE – LISBON (B, D)
Breakfast at the hotel. Departure to the Batalha Monastery, a masterpiece of Gothic and Manueline style considered a World Heritage place by UNESCO. Continue to the picturesque fishing town of Nazaré and time at leisure. Then, we continue to Lisbon.
In Lisbon, we will cross the Tagus River to Cacilhas and enjoy a dinner at a local restaurant featuring seafood.
Accommodation at the hotel.
7th Day (Sat.) LISBON (B)
After breakfast, join a morning city sightseeing of the ancient Olissipo. Drive through its main squares and avenues, Belem Tower, Jeronimos Monastery, Monument to the Discoveries, Marquis of Pombal Square & Liberty Avenue. Afternoon at leisure for you to catch the nostalgic corners of Alfama Quarter, the old city gathered next to its Castle, with old buildings nested in narrow twisting “Ruas” full of color housing the genuine “tabernas”. Rest of the day to enjoy this magnificent city.
Accommodation at the hotel.
8th Day (Sun.) LISBON – MERIDA – CORDOBA (B)
Breakfast at the hotel. Bound for Andalusian soils, back in Spain, we drive to Merida, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its well-preserved Roman ruins, including the Roman Theatre and Amphitheatre. Explore its rich historical heritage before continuing to Cordoba, once the capital of the Caliphate. Accommodation at the hotel.
9th Day (Mon.) CORDOBA – SEVILLE (B, D)
Breakfast at the hotel. Discover the impressive tour of Cordoba's Mosque (entrance included) and other sites that will ease our mind and spirit strolling through its narrow winding streets of the Jewish Quarter. In the afternoon, continue your journey towards Seville.
Tonight, you will have the opportunity to share a typical dinner with your fellow travelers and discover together the traditional Andalusian cuisine.
Accommodation at the hotel.
10th Day (Tue.) SEVILLE (B)
Breakfast at the hotel. Morning city tour of the Andalusian Capital, Seville. Visit the Cathedral, the second largest in the Catholic world after St. Peter's in Rome. Continue to Santa Cruz quarter, the natural scenario of Carmen as well as the myth of Don Juan; continue to Maria Luisa Park and Plaza de España. Afternoon is at leisure for you to enjoy the city of light.
Accommodation at the hotel.
11th Day (Wed.) SEVILLE – JEREZ – RONDA (B, L)
After breakfast, travel south through Andalusian villages to Jerez, where you will be captivated by two of the essential elements of the Andalusian soul: wine and horses. We will visit the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art, and will enjoy a wine tasting in one of the famous local wineries.
We will take some time to have a tapas lunch in a local venue in Jerez.
After lunch, continue to Ronda. Before arriving in Ronda, stop to visit an olive oil production facility at LA Organic and taste their organic olive oil; you will also visit the Philippe Starck Olive Oil Museum. Rest of the day at leisure to discover the secrets of Ronda.
Accommodation at the hotel in Ronda.
12th Day (Thu.) RONDA – GIBRALTAR – ALGECIRAS – TETOUAN (B, D)
Breakfast at the hotel. Departure from Ronda towards Gibraltar. Upon arrival, visit ON THE ROCKS in Gibraltar. Free time in Gibraltar. Continue to Algeciras to take the ferry to Tangier. Arrival in Tangier, our first contact with Morocco, and transfer to Tetouan, city known as “The White Dove” and whose Medina is recognized a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Dinner and accommodation.
13th Day (Fri.) TETOUAN – CHEFCHAOUEN – FEZ (B, D)
Breakfast and panoramic visit of the most interesting places in Tetouan before continuing the route to Chefchaouen, considered the Blue City due to the color of its houses and streets. Arrival and visit the city, walking through its Uta El Hammam square, with free time for shopping and lunch. Afterward, depart for Fez, crossing the Rif mountain range. Arrival in the late afternoon.
Dinner and accommodation at the hotel.
14th Day (Sat.) FEZ (B, L, D)
Breakfast and a full visit to the country's religious city. Founded in the 8th century by Idriss II, it is considered one of the Four Imperial Capitals. During this visit, a tour is conducted through the most emblematic places, such as the Royal Palace gates, the Jewish quarter, and the fortress that offers the best view of Fez el Bali, the medina or old city. A walking tour will lead us to the famous Bab Bou Jeloud gate, offering a glimpse into a part of the city that still lives close to the Middle Ages. Walls protect its interior, formed by hundreds of labyrinthine alleys where visitors can experience a multitude of smells and flavors in this UNESCO World Heritage site. Arrival at a palace in the city for a practical class on how to prepare one of Morocco's most typical dishes, couscous. Guests will help the cooks finish this dish. Finally, lunch is served at this location. In the afternoon, visit nearby vineyards for a wine tasting session.
Dinner and accommodation at the hotel.
15th Day (Sun.) FEZ – CASABLANCA – MARRAKECH (B, D)
Breakfast and departure towards Marrakech, traveling entirely on the highway. A stop is made in Casablanca for free time for lunch and a visit to the city. The tour includes the United Nations Square, Habous Quarter, and finally the exterior of the great Hassan II Mosque. Arrival in Marrakech in the late afternoon.
Dinner and accommodation at the hotel.
16th Day (Mon.) MARRAKECH (B, D)
Breakfast. Departure for a city tour, beginning with the grand Menara Gardens, which feature a side pavilion and countless olive trees. Then, an exterior visit to the Koutoubia Minaret, the twin of Seville's Giralda. In the old part of the city, visit the Dar el Bacha Museum, known for its spectacular architecture. Finally, head to the Jamaa el Fnaa square, one of Morocco's most interesting places, from where you can access the souks and medina. In the afternoon, visit different artisan guilds, including woodworkers, potters, tanners, and spice merchants. At some point, visit a riad in the medina, a palace house, for a special moment; a traditional tea ceremony conducted by an expert. Learn how to make this important Moroccan beverage, which is an integral part of the country's culture.
Dinner and accommodation at the hotel.
17th Day (Tue.) MARRAKECH – RABAT (B, D)
Breakfast and early departure for Rabat. First, visit the capital of the country, including the Royal Palace gates, the Mohamed V Mausoleum, and the Hassan Tower.
Dinner and accommodation at the hotel.
18th Day (Wed.) RABAT – TANGIER – TARIFA – MALAGA (B)
Breakfast and departure to Tangier. Upon arrival, a panoramic tour of Cape Spartel, the palace route, and finally the Kasbah, from where the city's inhabitants defended against pirate attacks centuries ago. Transfer to the Tangier port for a fast catamaran to Tarifa and then continue to Malaga.
Accommodation at the hotel.
19th Day (Thu.) MALAGA – GRANADA (B, D)
After breakfast, visit the city and explore its historical and cultural attractions. Malaga is a city full of corners that look back on several centuries of history, from the time of the Romans (with its magnificent theatre) to the Arab, with the Alcazaba or the Castle of Gibralfaro. Continue to Granada. This city, located at the foot of Sierra Nevada, between the Darro and Genil rivers, is one of the jewels of Andalusia. Here, the impressive Andalusian legacy, represented by the Alhambra, is complemented by Renaissance architectural gems. We will have the chance to learn how to dance flamenco before attending a dinner with a flamenco show in one of the most typical venues in Granada. After dinner, we invite you to take the opportunity to enjoy the wonderful views of Granada from one of the city's viewpoints.
Accommodation at the hotel.
20th Day (Fri.) GRANADA – MADRID (B, D)
Breakfast at the hotel. We will visit the world famous Alhambra complex with your Local Expert (entrance included) and Generalife Gardens. Then, depart to Madrid. In Madrid, join your fellow travelers for a farewell dinner.
Accommodation at the hotel.
21st Day (Sat.) MADRID (B)
Breakfast at the hotel and transfer to the airport.
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(*) In the event that the guided tour of Madrid is not operated for technical reasons, it will be replaced by a 1-day Madrid Hop-on Hop-off Bus ticket.
(*) Only one piece of luggage per person is allowed. Passengers have to go through customs control with their own luggage.
(*) Passport details are required at least 60 days in advance to the tour’s departure.
Información general
Accordingly, if tickets have already been issued when the reservation is cancelled, the cost of the tickets will be applied as a cancellation fee.
A penalty of 30% of the total trip cost if the cancellation occurs between 30 and 21 days before the trip; 60% if it occurs between 20 and 10 days before the trip; and 100% if the cancellation occurs 9 days or fewer before departure.
Información adicional
Meet and greet at the airport, please provide flight details at least 7 days prior departure. Departure point will be at our established hotels in Madrid and hotels or pickups in Costa del Sol and Morocco. Please refer to your documentation for detailed departure information, at least 48h before the tours.
Our tours are not adapted for people with reduced mobility. If you decide to travel, you must be accompanied by someone who can assist you throughout the trip.
Visa letter processing by the tour operator (TTOO) incurs a 50 € fee per person, which will be deducted from the total booking amount; this amount is non-refundable in case the booking is cancelled.
Contact information
Monday to Friday from 8:00 to 18:00 at +34 917 580 642
Saturday and Sunday from 8:00 to 17:00 at + 34 93 317 64 54 [email protected]
Lectura obligatoria
Tour combined with other circuits; not all participants could have the same destination, so according to the segment of the circuit, the accompanying guide may change.
Room Capacity: Children under 4 years old, free of charge sharing room with 2 adults (one child per room maximum). All their expenses at parents charge directly. Children 4–7-year-old, sharing room with 2 adults (maximum one child per room only) 25% discount.
During the stay on the Costa del Sol, there will be no escort service.
Kindly note that it is mandatory to present your passport the day you visit the Alhambra complex. It is mandatory to send a copy of passport at least 45 days before departure.
In the event Patronato de La Alhambra y El Generalife, on some dates, does not grant tickets for the participants in the visit, compensation will be offered for the loss of these services, at the discretion of the operator.
It is an essential requirement for the government of Morocco that the validity of passports is longer than 6 months, including a full stay in this country
Passport details must be provided at least 45 days before departure to arrange entry into Morocco.
The luggage compartments in our buses are limited, and this restricts the amount of luggage allowed per passenger: one suitcase per person with a maximum weight of 25 kg and maximum dimensions of 157 cm (the total of length, width, and height). Larger suitcases will only be accepted if shared between two passengers. Only one piece of hand luggage is allowed per person.
