DAY 1 (Friday) Madrid – Salamanca – Vigo
Our journey starts in Madrid as we head to Salamanca, a city whose stone façades and historic buildings reward a leisurely stroll. Enjoy free time to explore its old town and visit Plaza Mayor, one of its best-known landmarks.
We then continue to Galicia, arriving in Vigo for the first night of the tour. Overnight in Vigo.
DAY 2 (Saturday) Vigo – Viana do Castelo – Braga – Guimarães – Porto
After breakfast, cross into Portugal to discover several northern cities. In Viana do Castelo you will have free time to walk along the cobbled streets and admire the old town's houses with coats of arms. The route continues through Braga, known for its religious traditions, before reaching Guimarães.
In this city, associated with the origins of the Kingdom of Portugal, you can explore the historic centre independently. At the end of the day, continue to Porto. Overnight stay.
DAY 3 (Sunday) Porto
Breakfast and a panoramic sightseeing tour of Porto, a city of hills, traditional façades and viewpoints over the Douro. The tour takes in its main landmarks, such as the cathedral, the Stock Exchange Palace and the Church of Santa Clara.
The visit ends at a local winery, where we enjoy a port wine tasting. The rest of the day is free to continue exploring at your own pace. Second overnight stay in Porto.
DAY 4 (Monday) Porto – Aveiro – Coimbra
After breakfast, head to Aveiro, known for its canals and waterside atmosphere. This is our next stop before continuing to Coimbra, a city shaped by university life and a long cultural tradition.
Enjoy an included lunch and free time to discover the city independently, stroll through its streets or relax in one of its squares. Overnight in Coimbra.
DAY 5 (Tuesday) Coimbra – Fátima – Lisbon
After breakfast, travel to Fátima, one of Portugal's major pilgrimage centres. You will have free time to visit the basilica and explore the sanctuary grounds.
Continue to Lisbon, where we stay for two nights. The Portuguese capital welcomes us beside the mouth of the Tagus.
Optional In the evening, you can attend a fado show and discover this musical tradition so closely associated with Portugal.
DAY 6 (Wednesday) Lisbon
After breakfast, take a panoramic sightseeing tour of Lisbon. The route takes us through the Eduardo VII Park area, Rossio Square, Avenida da Liberdade and the Madragoa neighbourhood.
Continue to Belém to see some of the city's most recognisable monuments: Belém Tower, the Monument to the Discoveries and Jerónimos Monastery. The afternoon is free to continue exploring Lisbon. Overnight stay.
Optional You can extend the day with an excursion to Sintra, Cascais and Estoril, combining charming historic centres with Portuguese coastal scenery.
DAY 7 (Thursday) Lisbon – Mérida – Seville
Breakfast and departure for Spain. Our stop is Mérida, where you will have free time to discover the city's Roman heritage. Its theatre and amphitheatre are among the archaeological site's best-known landmarks; any visits during this free time are at your own expense.
After free time for lunch, continue along the Autovía de la Plata into Andalusia. Arrival in Seville, dinner included and overnight stay.
DAY 8 (Friday) Seville
Breakfast and a tour of Seville. Explore María Luisa Park and Plaza de España, see the exterior of the cathedral and the Giralda, and stroll through the streets, squares and alleyways of Santa Cruz.
You will then have free time to enjoy the city, with lunch at your own expense. Second overnight stay in Seville.
Optional You can complete the day with a boat trip on the Guadalquivir or a visit to the Maestranza bullring. A flamenco show is also offered in the evening.
DAY 9 (Saturday) Seville – Ronda – Costa del Sol
After breakfast, follow the White Villages Route to Ronda. Enjoy free time to explore this Andalusian town, admire the views from its viewpoints and discover the streets of its old quarter.
Continue to the Costa del Sol, exchanging inland scenery for a Mediterranean setting. Dinner included and overnight in Torremolinos.
DAY 10 (Sunday) Costa del Sol – Tangier
Breakfast and departure for the port to board the ferry to Morocco. After crossing the Strait of Gibraltar, arrive in Tangier and take a panoramic tour of the surrounding area, including Cape Spartel and the Hercules Caves area; admission to the caves is not included.
You will then have free time. Dinner included and overnight in Tangier, the first of our six nights in Morocco.
Optional An optional excursion to Tetouan is available.
DAY 11 (Monday) Tangier – Volubilis – Meknes – Fez
After breakfast, travel to Volubilis to visit its Roman ruins. Explore this archaeological site, with highlights including the Decumanus Maximus and the Arch of Caracalla.
The route continues to Meknes, one of Morocco's imperial cities. Visit its medina, El-Hedim Square and Bab Mansour gate before continuing to Fez. Afternoon arrival, dinner included and overnight stay.
DAY 12 (Tuesday) Fez
Breakfast and a tour of Fez, one of the most fascinating stops on the trip. Begin with a panoramic tour and the exterior of the Royal Palace and its gates before entering the medina of Fez el-Bali.
Between Bab Boujloud and Es-Seffarine Square, discover lively streets and squares, different craft guilds, the tanners' quarter, a medersa and the potters. Enjoy lunch at a traditional restaurant and a free afternoon. Second overnight stay in Fez.
DAY 13 (Wednesday) Fez – Casablanca – Marrakech
After breakfast, head to Casablanca. You will have free time for lunch at your own expense and a stroll along the Corniche or a visit to the exterior of the Hassan II Mosque.
Continue to Marrakech, arriving in the afternoon. Dinner included and overnight in the city, which we explore in more detail the following day.
DAY 14 (Thursday) Marrakech
Breakfast and a tour of Marrakech. The tour begins beside the Koutoubia Mosque and continues through the Bahia Palace and the old Jewish quarter, the Mellah, to Jemaa el-Fna Square.
We also explore the souk's narrow streets, shops and workshops to discover traditional crafts and visit a Berber pharmacy selling traditional products. After lunch at a traditional restaurant, enjoy a free afternoon to explore the city further. Second overnight stay in Marrakech.
DAY 15 (Friday) Marrakech – Rabat
After breakfast, travel to Rabat. On arrival, visit Hassan Tower, its esplanade of columns and the Mausoleum of Mohammed V before strolling through the Kasbah of the Udayas and the Bouregreg riverside area.
In the evening, enjoy a panoramic tour of the city and dinner at a restaurant. Overnight in Rabat.
DAY 16 (Saturday) Rabat – Tangier – Costa del Sol
Breakfast and departure for Tangier to board the return ferry to Spain. After disembarking, continue to the Costa del Sol.
Tonight, stay again in Torremolinos, with dinner included, before the final stages through Andalusia and Toledo.
DAY 17 (Sunday) Costa del Sol – Granada
After breakfast, head to Granada. Visit the Alhambra and Generalife*, where gardens, fountains and architecture evoke the city's Nasrid past.
Dinner included and overnight in Granada.
Optional In the evening, you can visit the Sacromonte caves and attend a zambra flamenco show.
DAY 18 (Monday) Granada – Toledo – Madrid
Breakfast and departure for Toledo. After the included lunch, enjoy panoramic views from the Mirador del Valle and a walking tour of the old town.
Continue to Madrid, where this 18-day Andalusia, Portugal and Morocco tour ends, with memories of Portuguese cities, Andalusian landscapes and Moroccan medinas.