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15 Days Madrid to Marrakesh
Operator: G Adventures
28 Days Casablanca to Barcelona
Operator: Bunnik Tours
Discover The Must Do Experiences on a tour of Spain, Portugal and Morocco
Visit Valencia’s Central Market
A feast for the senses and an architectural marvel, as you sample local produce, look up to admire the domes and Valencian Art Nouveau features.
The Age of Discoveries, Belém
Visit this special area of Lisbon to wonder at Jerónimos Monastery and the Tower of Belém, built to commemorate Vasco De Gama’s explorations.
Explore Ait Benhaddou
Ait Benhaddou is on the historic route joining the Sahara and Marrakech and also the setting for Star Wars, Lawrence of Arabia and more.
Uncover the heritage of Santiago de Compostela
Delve into this city's rich heritage and admire the magnificent stone architecture of the Old Town on a locally guided walking tour, taking in the Plaza del Obradoiro, Palacio de Raxoi and Cathedral de Santiago.
Take a tour through Coimbra
Tour the old town of Coimbra, once the capital of Portugal and home to the ancient University of Coimbra. Admire the breathtaking façade, decorative interiors and magnificent shelves of the Johannine Library.
Latest Reviews What our clients are saying about their journeys through Spain, Portugal & Morocco
The tour is fast paced so if you include all optional activities be prepared to not have a lot of free time. The main issue for me on this tour was due to the regions not getting dark until later in the evening all dinners were served at 7:30pm or 8pm. I normally eat at 6pm so the dinners were a little late for me. At least three very long bus days too (approximately 500 kms each day). All in all a great experience visiting three amazing regions, Spain, Portugal and Morocco. Airconditioning throughout and apart from Morocco free WIFi on the coach throughout. Great drivers also, very safe.
The cities we visited in Spain and Portugal were all very interesting and there was sufficient free time to enable you to explore. Morocco was neither here nor there and for me, I would have been happy to give Morocco a miss and spend the extra time in Spain and Portugal. I was a solo traveller but found that I was with a good group of people and we had lots of fun and laughter on the tour. All in all I had a good time and would repeat the tour again but without the Morocco part.
