Western Europe Tours
Discover local experiences, iconic landmarks, friendly people and stunning landscapes throughout France, Spain, Portugal and Morocco on a tour through Western Europe. Whether you want to sample the reds in Bordeaux, see Gaudi’s architecture in Barcelona, meet the Berbers in Morocco, or wander Portugal's cobblestones, you’ll find it among our 440 rail journeys, guided coach and small group tours to Western Europe.Quick Search Search 440 Trip Departures to Western Europe
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15 Days Madrid to Barcelona
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The Souks of Marrakech
Explore the labyrinth of souks piled high with metalworks, tagines, leather and colourful rugs before weaving between the snake charmers and performers of Jemaa el-Fna Square.
A Flamenco Show in Seville
Enjoy a passionate expression of song and dance recognised by UNESCO for its cultural importance, a great way to connect with the people and traditions of Spain.
The Hilltop Palace of Alhambra
A striking illustration of Moorish culture, this fortified palace complex is impressive on a small and large scale, from its intricate architecture to sheer grandeur.
A Taste of Lisbon
Relax in pavement cafes or ride a cable car through the streets lined with architecture paying tribute to its seafaring past. Don't miss a visit to the patisserie that has been making pasteis de nata for almost 200 years!
Highlights and Street Sights of Paris
From the dizzying heights and dazzling lights of the Eiffel Tower to the backstreet boulevards and local foodie haunts, Paris is beauty beyond the iconic. Sip a café au lait in a street facing cane chair taking it all in.
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The Nat Geo tour provided the opportunity to visit amazing UNESCO World Heritage sites with knowledgeable guides in attendance to provide history and information. As well as the itinerary and the amazing food as recommended by Fredy, the biggest thing I will take out of my tour was the strong relationships built on the tour as we got to share this fantastic journey together. I will definitely sign up for another G Adventures small group tour again.
Day 1 from Moncao to Camenah on a paved rail trail was really good. Hotel Porta do Sol in Caminah was very good. Day 2 first half was great along the Atlantic coast down to Viana do Castelo. The second half to Ponte de Lima was not enjoyable on disused goat tracks. The hotel in Ponte de Lima (2 nights) was really good. The town of Ponte de Lima was a highlight. Day 3 loop ride to Arcos de Valdevez was both pretty and tedious on the goat trails. I abandoned the route guide on the return trip and simply rode on the paved roads. This way I could actually look around at the scenery while I rode instead of staring at the track to avoid rocks, roots, puddles and other obstacles. Day 4 to Barcelos was an utter drudgery; no more need be said. Hotel (Art ‘Otel) in Barcelos was barely adequate. This was, by far, the worst day of the trip. Day 5 to Vila do Conde was a good day on quite roads and paved rail trail. Vila C Hotel was probably the best hotel of the trip. Day 6 to Foz (Porto) was a very nice relaxing ride along the shore. The Hotel Boa Vista was good but nothing special.
The trip says it ends in Porto, which is technically true, but the actual end was in Foz which is a seaside suburb of Porto. The centre of Porto is some distance upstream. In summary, Day 1, 5, 6 and half of day 2 were good. Day 3, 4 and half of day 2 were not good. Most of the hotels were good. Some were not good. The bike I rented was good. The tool kit was incomplete (as I found when I had a flat). The GPS route mapping was excellent: Accurate and complete. All in all, not value for money and I would not use this company again. There were some good aspects but the negatives combined with the cost outweigh the good.
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03 October, 2019
5 Foods Your Palate Will Thank You for Trying in PortugalIn Portugal, culture is inextricably linked to food. You’ll hear locals in the street discussing what they are having for lunch, people travel far and wide to eat local specialties, and dinner parties are a formidable affair. Trust me, my Portuguese heritage and regular visits are responsible...
01 October, 2019
7 Top Things to Do In and Around LisbonPortugal’s capital is aflutter with incredible sights, eateries, and atmosphere. If you are heading to Lisbon on your tour of Portugal, then here are some experiences that you won’t want to miss. Visit Castelo de São Jorge Overlooking Lisbon, the walls of São Jorge Castle have stories to...
02 August, 2019
5 Perfect Places for a Walking Holiday in PortugalBlessed with perfect weather, gorgeous coastlines, delightful towns and tantalising cuisine, Portugal is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, foodies, and lovers of all things sunshine and scenery. It is no wonder it is becoming a popular haunt for walkers drawn to the trails that crisscross...
08 October, 2018
Walking the Camino in 8 DaysThe Camino de Santiago is a pilgrimage that sees walkers converge on Santiago de Compostela in Spain. Santiago de Compostela has been the focus of pilgrim trails since the tomb of St James was unearthed in the 9th century, and walks spiderweb through Spain, Portugal, and France to get to...
