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Morocco, Spain and Portugal Package Tours
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2026
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Adults (18+)
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From ancient medinas to coastal capitals, uncover three countries in one journey
Discover Morocco, Spain and Portugal on a multi-country journey through vibrant cultures and diverse landscapes. From Morocco’s bustling souks and sandy desert to Spain’s lively cities and Portugal’s sun-drenched coastlines, these unforgettable adventures bring together three captivating destinations. Indulge in rich flavours, explore iconic landmarks and uncover hidden gems as you travel seamlessly between continents, with each country offering its own unique charm, history and way of life.
Take a multi country tour to Morocco, Spain and Portugal
Why take a combined tour?
Culture
Morocco, Spain, and Portugal share a rich cultural shaped by centuries of exchange across the Mediterranean and Atlantic. You’ll find art, architecture, music, and cuisines that blend Arab, Berber, and Iberian influences across the three destinations. These shared aspects reflect a deep-rooted cultural connection that continues to thrive today.
Geographical Convenience
Separated by only the narrow Strait of Gibraltar, Morocco and Spain are one of the closest connections between Africa and Europe. Portugal, on the western edge of the Iberian Peninsula, completes this natural trio, linked by coastline and shared Atlantic influences. Together, these countries form a seamless travel experience where landscapes, climates, and cultures transition effortlessly across borders.
Connected History
The histories of these three countries are closely intertwined, particularly through the Moorish presence in the Iberian Peninsula from the 8th to the 15th century. This era left a legacy in Spain and Portugal, visible in landmarks such as the Alhambra and historic city centres. You can see the connections between these countries as you immerse yourself in their cultures.
Why choose a package to Morocco, Spain and Portugal
Guides included
With so much to explore across Morocco, Spain and Portugal, planning every detail yourself can quickly become overwhelming. On a multi-country tour, everything is taken care of for you. From guided medina walks in Morocco to expertly led city tours in Lisbon and Barcelona, you’ll experience each destination with local insight. A package tour offers a seamless way to discover diverse cultures and iconic highlights without the stress of organising it all.
Accommodation and seamless travel
Enjoy the ease of having all accommodation and travel arranged as you journey between Morocco, Spain and Portugal. Stay in well-located hotels, riads full of character, and comfortable city bases, while smooth transfers connect each destination, including ferries across the Strait of Gibraltar on many tours. Every step is designed so you can focus on the experience, not the logistics.
Carefully planned itineraries
Take the hassle out of planning with thoughtfully curated itineraries that showcase the very best of Morocco, Spain and Portugal. From bustling souks and historic medinas to coastal cities and cultural capitals, each tour is designed to balance must-see sights with authentic local experiences. With a range of options available, you can find the perfect journey to match your travel style.
Morocco travel guides
Morocco Highlights
Discover the finest destinations to explore in Morocco, many of which our tours will guide you through.
Spain travel guides
Portugal guides
Our useful travel guides for Portugal, to help you plan your trip to Europe.
Highlights of Portugal
Douro Valley
The world’s first officially designated wine region, the Douro Valley has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2001. The beautiful valley has the ideal climate and soil for planting grapes. There are many charming villages to visit here such as Favaois, Ucanha, Barcos and Salzedas. The Douro Museum is an interesting place to learn about the region and its wine. Marvel at the rugged International Douro Natural Park and gaze right across to Spain. Oh, and don’t forget to visit the vineyards and try that famous Port wine.
Fatima
Located 88 miles from Lisbon, the town of Fatima is home to the revered Catholic pilgrimage site of the Sanctuary of Fatima and steeped in history. Dedicated to the Virgin Mary, Fatima’s Sanctuary sees many visitors from all over the world each and every year. Large torchlight processions led through the historical town by Bishops and Cardinals captivate travellers. There is also several other historical sites worth visiting including the Basilica de Nossa Senhora do Rosário, the Casa De Lucia and the Capela Das Aparicoes.
Mateus
People travel to the civil parish of Mateus in Portugal to visit one thing - the palace. And it doesn’t disappoint. Mateus Palace is straight out of a fairytale. Built in the 18th century, its Baroque beauty still stands today. Rosé wine aficionados may have seen this location before as the palace is famously depicted on the Mateus Rose bottle. This place is truly a masterpiece and the garden an absolute fantasy. Another great bonus is the winery, the perfect setting to indulge in a few samples of delicious Portuguese wine.
Coimbra
Coimbra, a historic city in central Portugal, is known for its rich cultural heritage and vibrant academic atmosphere. Home to one of the oldest universities in Europe, the University of Coimbra, established in 1290, the city exudes a unique blend of tradition and modernity. Its picturesque old town features medieval architecture, narrow winding streets, and the stunning Joanina Library. Coimbra's lively student population contributes to a dynamic arts scene and bustling nightlife, making it a captivating destination for all travellers.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a visa to visit Morocco, Spain and Portugal?
Visa requirements depend on your nationality. Spain and Portugal are part of the Schengen Area, while Morocco has its own entry requirements. Many travellers can visit all three visa-free for short stays, but it’s important to check specific requirements before you travel.
What is the best way to travel between Morocco, Spain and Portugal?
Multi-country tours are designed to make travel seamless. Typically, this includes a mix of comfortable coach journeys, high-speed trains in Spain and Portugal, and a short ferry crossing between Morocco and Spain across the Strait of Gibraltar.
Will there be a tour guide throughout the trip?
You may not have the same single guide throughout your entire trip as most multi-country tours include multiple experienced tour leaders and local guides. This means you’ll benefit from expert insights during city tours, historical visits, and cultural experiences across all three countries.
What kind of accommodation can I expect?
You can expect a mix of well-located hotels and authentic stays, such as traditional riads in Morocco. All accommodation is selected for comfort, convenience, and proximity to key sights.
Is it safe to travel across Morocco, Spain and Portugal?
Yes, these destinations are popular and generally safe for travellers. Travelling as part of an organised tour adds an extra level of comfort, with planned routes, trusted accommodations, and knowledgeable guides.
What should I pack for a multi-country tour?
Pack for varied climates and cultural settings. Lightweight clothing is ideal for Morocco, while comfortable walking shoes are essential throughout. It’s also recommended to bring modest clothing for visiting religious sites and a light jacket for cooler evenings.
Will I have free time during the tour?
Yes, most itineraries include a balance of guided activities and free time. This allows you to explore independently, relax, or personalise your experience in each destination.
What currency is used in each country?
Spain and Portugal use the Euro (€), while Morocco uses the Moroccan Dirham (MAD). Your guide can often provide tips on currency exchange and where card payments are accepted.
What languages are spoken across the tour?
Spanish and Portuguese are spoken in Spain and Portugal, while Arabic and French are widely used in Morocco. Your tour guide will be about to speak English and can help bridge any language gaps throughout the journey.
What kind of experiences are included?
Expect a mix of cultural, historical, and scenic experiences, from exploring Moroccan medinas and souks to visiting iconic landmarks in cities like Seville, Lisbon, and Porto. Many tours also include unique local experiences such as tastings or traditional performances.
