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From Madrid to Barcelona, enjoy standout sights, great food and easy travel days
Spain tours bring together big-city energy, coastal scenery and layers of history, which makes it easy to experience a lot in a relatively short time. Many itineraries centre on well-connected hubs such as Madrid, Barcelona and Bilbao, combining guided walks with relaxed evenings and straightforward day trips.
If you want a balance of structure and independence, you can choose classic coach tours or city explorer stays, and some routes even add scenic rail journeys through the Pyrenees. A handful of tours also extend into countries such as France, Portugal or the United Kingdom, while Spain remains the main highlight throughout.
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Spain guiding styles: from fully guided to self-guided, find the right experience for you
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Fully Guided
A dedicated guide or tour leader is with you throughout, with each detail arranged.
Escorted by a guide or tour leader
Smooth, hassle-free travel
Support throughout the journey
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Complete support
Guided highlights
Partially Guided
Expert-led sightseeing in key places, with free time to explore between activities.
Guided sightseeing at key sites
Free time between activities
A balance of structure and flexibility
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Highlights with flexibility
Most independence
Self-Guided
Your stays and travel arrangements are organised, so you can explore independently.
Travel at your own pace
Accommodation and key logistics arranged
Freedom to explore your way
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Planned independent travel
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Real reviews from our travellers
Barcelona, Madrid, Porto & Lisbon - 11 days On this 11-day coach tour of Spain and Portugal, discover four of the most popular city destinations of the Iberian Peninsula with guided sightseeing in Barcelona, Madrid, Porto, and Lisbon. Cruise the picturesque Douro River, tuck into authentic Tapas, and sample local Port wine on a visit to a Port wine cellar. Explore Aveiro and Salamanca, attend a Fado show in Porto, and stop in Merida, home to ancient Roman ruins. Worldwide Touring11Day tour and day guides were excellent Great group of people on the tour Activities were varied and enjoyable Amazing sights
Jason
Imperial Morocco From the Costa del Sol - 7 daysStep into a world of vibrant souks, ancient cities, and sweeping desert landscapes on this immersive 7-day adventure through Morocco. From the coastal gateway of Tangier to the imperial splendour of Fes, Meknes, and Marrakesh, we trace the footsteps of sultans, scholars, and storytellers. Explore Roman ruins in Volubilis, marvel at the artistry of Morocco’s finest palaces and mosques, and lose yourself in the labyrinthine medinas where time stands still.Budget Tours7It was a great tour and met some lovely people. Loved the camel ride experience. Some of the walking tours were too long in the hot sun.
Leonie
Pyrenees by Train - 8 daysEmbark on an 8-day train tour of the Spanish and French Pyrenees, spending seven nights in the beautiful town of Roses on the Costa Brava. Ride the Roses Express into Cap de Creus Nature Park, take the Little Yellow Train through the French Pyrenees, and visit the UNESCO-listed town of Villefranche-de-Conflent. Discover the Spanish Pyrenees via the Nuria rack railway and journey on the Red Train from Rivesaltes to Axat through stunning landscapes. End your tour with a visit to Figueres and the Dali Museum, showcasing the works of Salvador Dali.
Worldwide Touring8We enjoyed the entire experience with no difficulties. Our guide, Margaret was phenomenal…kind, very knowledgeable and had a sweet mothering softness about her. Our trip to Vall Nuria was a highlight…incredible experience.
ElizabethImperial Morocco From the Costa del Sol - 7 daysStep into a world of vibrant souks, ancient cities, and sweeping desert landscapes on this immersive 7-day adventure through Morocco. From the coastal gateway of Tangier to the imperial splendour of Fes, Meknes, and Marrakesh, we trace the footsteps of sultans, scholars, and storytellers. Explore Roman ruins in Volubilis, marvel at the artistry of Morocco’s finest palaces and mosques, and lose yourself in the labyrinthine medinas where time stands still.Budget Tours7The tour was organized perfectly.
Perfect Portugal & Southern Spain - 14 daysThis two week tour of Spain and Portugal sets off from Madrid, visiting Porto, Lisbon, Cordoba, the Costa del Sol and more. Cruise the Douro River and taste local Port wine in a Porto wine cellar. Visit the mosque-cathedral of La Mezquita in Cordoba and the second-largest cathedral in the Catholic world in Seville. Admire the mountains of Andalusia and the beaches of the Costa del Sol, sample organic local olive oil and explore the Alhambra palace in Granada. Watch a traditional Flamenco show, visit the ruins of Merida and end your journey back in the Spanish capital.Worldwide Touring14Excellent itinerary. Lots to see and do Local provider not well organised. Dinners are poor quality and a waste of valuable time. Same for winery and olive oil refinery visits. There are many more important sites to visit. Hotels good but out of town. Would be good to have clear options for free time when walking tours finished.
Perfect Portugal & Southern Spain - 14 daysThis two week tour of Spain and Portugal sets off from Madrid, visiting Porto, Lisbon, Cordoba, the Costa del Sol and more. Cruise the Douro River and taste local Port wine in a Porto wine cellar. Visit the mosque-cathedral of La Mezquita in Cordoba and the second-largest cathedral in the Catholic world in Seville. Admire the mountains of Andalusia and the beaches of the Costa del Sol, sample organic local olive oil and explore the Alhambra palace in Granada. Watch a traditional Flamenco show, visit the ruins of Merida and end your journey back in the Spanish capital.Worldwide Touring14My favourite place was Porto in Portugal, absolutely beautiful . Our tour guide Maddy was exceptional, always cheerful, helpful and informative, she was especially helpful as our luggage was missing for the first 10 days of the tour Some days the free time was only for one hour, not enough time to do anything else
Pyrenees by Train - 8 daysEmbark on an 8-day train tour of the Spanish and French Pyrenees, spending seven nights in the beautiful town of Roses on the Costa Brava. Ride the Roses Express into Cap de Creus Nature Park, take the Little Yellow Train through the French Pyrenees, and visit the UNESCO-listed town of Villefranche-de-Conflent. Discover the Spanish Pyrenees via the Nuria rack railway and journey on the Red Train from Rivesaltes to Axat through stunning landscapes. End your tour with a visit to Figueres and the Dali Museum, showcasing the works of Salvador Dali.
Worldwide Touring8Villefrance de Conflent Roses itself had little of interest. I suppose that people interested in the beach would find it more to their liking. For me, Figueres seemed a more logical hub, closer to the trips into the Pyrenees.
Madrid, Porto & Lisbon - 9 daysDiscover three of the most popular city destinations of the Iberian Peninsula with guided sightseeing in Madrid, Porto and Lisbon on this 9-day coach tour of Spain and Portugal. Cruise the picturesque Douro River, tuck into authentic Tapas and sample local Port wine on a visit to a Port wine cellar. Explore Aveiro and Salamanca, attend a Fado show in Porto and stop in Merida, home to ancient Roman ruins.Worldwide Touring9great tour, the guides were fantastic, and really great fun
Spain tours at a glance
Trip and guiding style
Spain tours are available as group trips or city explorer stays, and many are designed as partly guided experiences with set sightseeing in key locations and free time built in. Some itineraries are fully guided, with a tour leader from start to finish, supported by local guides for major visits. Many departures operate with trusted local partners, offering clear day-to-day planning and practical support throughout.
Accommodation
Hotels are typically 3 star or 4 star, or a combination of 3–4 star, depending on the itinerary and location. Some tours keep you in one base for several nights, while others change hotels as you move through different regions. Where availability is limited, an alternative property of a similar standard may be used.
Trip pacing
Pace varies by itinerary, from slower, more settled stays to faster routes that cover multiple cities in a short timeframe. Many tours are rated easy and rely on coach travel, with guided city sightseeing followed by time at leisure. Travel days can include early departures, particularly on routes with longer drives and several planned stops.
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What you'll see in Spain
Iconic Spanish places, from grand capitals to northern coasts
Spain tours often start in Madrid, where grand plazas, broad boulevards and lively evenings set the tone, before continuing to Barcelona for its distinctive architecture and energetic street life. Many itineraries include Girona, valued for its old-town character, and some routes also feature Zaragoza and Poblet Abbey, adding depth beyond the main cities. In the north, Bilbao is frequently paired with the coastline, with time in San Sebastian and opportunities for local food stops and scenic walks by the sea. For travellers who prefer a single base, some city explorer trips stay in Roses on the Costa Brava, mixing beach time with optional excursions and, on certain itineraries, a scenic train ride. Other destinations that appear on a range of tours include Granada, Seville and Valencia, each adding another perspective on Spain’s landscapes, culture and regional identity.
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Why take a tour of Spain
Big cities, coastal breaks and local flavour, linked by smart itineraries
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.
Frequently asked questions
Are Spain tours fully guided or partially guided?
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.
What is included in a Spain tour?
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.
Do Spain tours include Madrid, Barcelona and Seville?
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.
Do Spain tours visit northern Spain, like Bilbao and San Sebastian?
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.
Are any Spain tours multi-country?
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.
How many days do you need for a Spain tour?
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.
Are Spain tours suitable for solo travellers?
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.
When is the best time to visit Spain?
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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