Spain is the perfect destination with abundant sunshine, light rain and low humidity. A great year round vacation to enjoy wonderous architecture, history, music, dance, art, shopping and restaurants

Escorted Tours from Barcelona

Northern Spain Tour with Basque Land 
9days (Apr-Oct) 18N

The North of Spain
10days/9 nights  21S

Andalucía from Barcelona 
5 days/6 nights 22A

Barcelona to Andalucia, Costa del Sol and Madrid 
9 days/8 nights 23A

Tour Barcelona Andalucia and Madrid
8 days  23B

Andalucía from Barcelona 
6 days (Wed or Sun) 52A

Small Group Tour Barcelona Madrid (max.15 ppl) 7 days/8 nights 56A

Morocco Departures from Costa del Sol

Costa Del Sol/Morocco
7days  (Fri or Sat) A24

Costa Del Sol / Morocco
6 daysTour  (Sun) 25N

Independent Tours and City Packages in Spain

Spain and Portugal Combinations

Andalusia - Morocco
12days (Thu.) 15A

Andalusia - Costa Del Sol - Morocco 12days (Wed) 16N

Andalusia-Morocco-Costa Del Sol - Levant
16 days 17N  

SPAIN

It is not possible to see in one trip everything Spain has to offer, the country part of Europe but with very interesting unique features different from others countries of the continent. There is something unique about Spanish cities and landscape. Maybe it has to do with their age and the country’s location in the southernmost west of Europe surrounded by seas, or the contrast of  each region's culture and history. 

The area has been a refuge for people since prehistoric times and attracted different groups of ethnicity and religion that built important centers of culture in different parts of the peninsula.

Caves testify to the country’s oldest inhabitants. The oldest piece of human bone in Europe has been found in Spain, an early testament to human cohabitation with Neanderthals. The Cave of Altamira near Santander with its sophisticated paintings of bisons, boar and horses give evidence to an old Stone Age  hunting culture. 

In historic times the oldest cities can trace their origins to enigmatic Phoenicians, Iberians and Celts, Germanic tribes and of course the powerful Romans. Later several kingdoms of Iberia with their own distinctive culture, artistic traditions, cityscapes and attitudes colorized the land. 

Every region you visit has its own favor, traditions and artistic excellence. Madrid, with its formal regal splendors, medieval Castilian towns of the middle plains, Barcelona with its lively promenades of the Las Ramblas;  Valencia, the Vibrant Levantine city with lively art scene and nightlife;  the northern regions of green Spain with their maritime cultures, Celtic settlements and elegant seaside promenaded bays. The white villages of Andalucía glitter in the mid-day sun with fiery Seville having given birth to passionate  Flamenco.  Cordoba  and its Moorish Mesquita and of course the marvel of Spain, Granada’s outstanding Moorish palace, the Alhambra and its gardens of Generalife, once headquarters  of Spain’s Moorish kingdom, are an absolute must to see for all visitors.

Andalusia is one of the most attractive areas within the Mediterranean regions, due to its mild climate, environmental nature, its history and culture. It was consecutively conquered by Phoenicians, Greeks, Carthaginians and Romans, later Vandals and Suevians and the Arabs occupied the region during five centuries.

Seville, Granada, Cordoba, cities of light and music, inspiration for many poets, writers and great artists, gather the best monuments of a splendorous past, the Giralda in Seville, the Alhambra in Granada, the Mosque in Cordoba are, with many others, a delight for all visitors.

 The Basque Country boasts one of the best gastronomies in the world, beaches surrounded by nature, examples of avant-garde architecture. This area of ​​northern Spain is perfect for a visit of the most complete. If you go to the Basque Country you have to taste its famous "pintxos": delights of miniature cuisine that you will see exposed in many bars. In addition, you will find several restaurants of some of the great chefs of the new Spanish cuisine. And to taste delicious wines, try in the area known as Rioja Alavesa. Also worthy of a place of honor is its beautiful coast destinations, with places as well-known as San Sebastian, Zarautz or Getxo and inland cities such as Vitoria and Bilbao. In the latter, buildings like its newest Guggenheim Museum have achieved international fame. Do not miss this or the spectacular Vizcaya Suspension Bridge, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Add to all this a spectacular nature (the Basque Country owns both Natural Parks and Biosphere Reserves) perfect for practicing sport and an incentive to travel the popular Camino de Santiago, which passes through this area of ​​Spain.

 Cantabria in what is known as Green Spain, you can look forward to enjoying a trip full of natural landscapes, excellent gastronomy and a unique artistic and architectural heritage. This northern part of Spain is home to various prehistoric caves, of which the most famous of all is Altamira, awarded the World Heritage designation and known as the "Sistine Chapel of Prehistoric Art". Cantabria also lies on the famous Way of Saint James pilgrim route, and its towns and villages contain a wealth of beautiful monuments such as the Magdalena Palace in Santander, the monastery of Santo Toribio de Liébana or Gaudí’s “Capricho” monument in Comillas.

Galicia with its capital of Santiago de Compostela is the final destination on the Way of Saint James, the famous pilgrim route. For this reason alone it is worth visiting this region in Green Spain. You'll love its landscapes full of green wooded valleys, and its amazing beaches. All along the length of its coastline, bathed by the Cantabrian Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, you'll find areas of spectacular cliffs like those on A Costa da Morte, or the incredible Islas Atlánticas National Park. You can visit its numerous charming villages, both on the sea and inland, and cities such as Santiago de Compostela, A Coruña, Ferrol, Lugo, Orense, Pontevedra and Vigo. You'll marvel at its many monuments such as the Tower of Hercules or Lugo’s city walls, both designated World Heritage sites by the UNESCO. Galicia’s delicious gastronomy is one of its strong points, and features a variety of typical produce and dishes, including its shellfish (Dublin Bay prawns, king prawns, king scallops, mussels, scallops, lobsters, crabs), veal, octopus “a feira” (with potatoes), gammon with turnip greens or the almond tart known as “tarta de Santiago”. And to drink what could be better than two of its most famous wines, Ribeiro and Albariño (which each have their own Wine Route) or the popular “queimada” (alcoholic spirits set alight in an earthenware bowl according to the typical ritual).

PORTUGAL

Independent since 1143, established its definite continental borders in 1297, being one of the oldest European countries. Located at the utmost southwest point of the Iberian Peninsula, its location along the Atlantic coast has determinated, since the old times, its marine vocation.

Portugal has an extension of 91.985 Km2 including its archipelagos of the Açores and Madeira Island within the Atlantic Ocean. Its population is just above 11 million inhabitants.

Its richful monumental artistic and archaeological patrimony is a testimony not only of those 850 years of history and encounters with far away cultures, but also of the presence of previous civilizations, sample of all can be found in its capital, Lisbon.

 MOROCCO

Morocco, a country of cultural, linguistic and climatic contrasts. It is westernmost country in North Africa bathed by the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, it has an extension of over 700.000 Km2 and a population over 30 millions inhabitants.

Its old and beautiful Imperial Cities, its artistic monuments and picturesque streets, Kasbahs, Medinas and Souks, offer a fascinating view of this country. Morocco the country of light and color melted within and organized magic, the magic of its oasis, mountains, sky and sea.

Beyond the mountains and the walls of its towns and cities, the Berbers, Arabs, Nomads and Highlanders hide out.