
Spain and Portugal
Discover the best of the Iberian Peninsula, from Madrid to Lisbon's coastal charm.
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2026
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2–26days
USD $435pp
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Few countries reward a tour like Spain does. A single trip can carry you from the Moorish palaces of Andalusia to the Atlantic north, by way of tiled courtyards, tapas bars, Gaudí’s Barcelona and long, sun warmed afternoons on the coast. The distances between the highlights are manageable, which is exactly why Spain suits a guided trip: driving and logistics are taken care of, a local guide brings the history to life, and you cover far more of the country than you would piecing it together yourself. Whether you follow the classic Madrid to Andalusia route or take a slower run along the Basque coast, a tour turns a long wish list into one easy, well-paced journey.
Plan your perfect trip to Spain
Spring and autumn are the sweet spot, with warm days, long light evenings and comfortable sightseeing weather. Summer belongs to the beaches and the cooler north, and winter is mild in Andalusia, and warm in the Canaries with fewer crowds. There isn't really a wrong month, only a right region for it.
Temperature figures are day-and-night averages, so afternoons feel several degrees warmer, and the south always runs hotter than the north.
A few practical tips to help you travel smart and make the most of your time in Spain.
Euro (EUR)
Spanish
Madrid
Type C / F
Two round pins, 230VSpain uses the Euro. Cards are accepted almost everywhere, though it helps to carry a little cash for small bars, markets and taxis. Tipping is modest and never expected.
Light layers and comfortable shoes for cobbled old towns, plus sun protection in summer. Spring and autumn can turn cool after dark, so bring a light jacket.
Meals tend to start later here, with dinner rarely beginning before eight, and tapas being the perfect food to share. Tap water is safe to drink, though many prefer bottled.
Spain is one of Europe’s safest countries. The main thing to watch is pickpocketing in busy tourist spots in the bigger cities, so keep an eye on your belongings in crowds.
Both. Many of our Spain tours are partially guided, with organised sightseeing in key places and free time in between. Others are fully guided, with a tour leader throughout and local guides for included visits. You can also travel self-guided, with the route and hotels arranged for you.
Most tours include accommodation, transport between destinations, guided sightseeing and some meals, usually breakfast daily with a few dinners. International flights are normally arranged separately so you can fly from your nearest airport. Each tour page lists exactly what is covered.
Many do. Our routes are built around Spain’s headline cities, and several use Madrid or Barcelona as the start or finish so you see more of the country in between. City explorer breaks focus on a single city with day trips from there.
Yes. Several itineraries take in the Basque Country and the Atlantic coast, pairing the Guggenheim and San Sebastian’s beaches with the region’s celebrated food scene. Look for the northern Spain routes if the Atlantic north is your priority.
Some pair Spain with Portugal on one trip, taking in Lisbon and Porto alongside the Spanish highlights, and a few reach into France or Morocco. Multi-country tours are tagged as such on the tour cards.
A city break works in three to five days, a single region such as Andalusia in about a week, and a broader loop taking in several regions in ten days to two weeks. Use the duration filter to match trips to the time you have.
Very much so. Our group departures are popular with solo travellers, single rooms are available on request, and travelling with a small group and a tour leader is an easy, sociable way to see Spain on your own.
Spring and autumn are the sweet spots, with warm days and thinner crowds, while summer suits the coast and islands. For a month-by-month breakdown, see our best time to visit Spain guide.
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