DAY 1 (Monday) Madrid · Córdoba · Seville
Leave Madrid and cross the landscapes of La Mancha towards Córdoba. With a local guide, explore the Jewish Quarter and enter the Mosque-Cathedral, whose arches and columns reveal the city's history.
Continue to Seville for our first overnight stay in Andalusia.
DAY 2 (Tuesday) Seville
After breakfast, explore Seville with a local guide. Explore María Luisa Park, Plaza de España and Santa Cruz, with its squares and alleyways. We also see the exterior of the cathedral and the Giralda.
Afterwards, continue exploring at your own pace. Overnight in Seville.
Optional You can take a boat trip on the Guadalquivir, visit the Maestranza bullring or attend an evening flamenco show.
DAY 3 (Wednesday) Seville · Granada
After breakfast, head to Granada. Visit the Alhambra and Generalife*, among fountains, gardens and architecture that evoke the city's Nasrid past.
The day ends with an included dinner and an overnight stay in Granada.
Optional In the evening, you can explore the Sacromonte caves and attend a zambra flamenco show.
DAY 4 (Thursday) Granada · Valencia
After breakfast, leave Granada via Guadix, Baza and Puerto Lumbreras towards the Mediterranean coast. Our destination is Valencia, where we stay overnight.
The rest of the day is free to start exploring the city independently and enjoy its atmosphere and food.
DAY 5 (Friday) Valencia · Barcelona
After breakfast, enjoy free time in Valencia. In mid-morning, continue to Catalonia and arrive in Barcelona.
A panoramic tour takes in Montjuïc Park and its views, the Olympic Ring, the Columbus Monument and the Sagrada Família. Overnight in Barcelona.
DAY 6 (Saturday) Barcelona
Breakfast and a free day in Barcelona. You will have time to explore its streets and squares, stop at the buildings that interest you most and discover the city at your own pace.
Second overnight stay in Barcelona.
DAY 7 (Sunday) Barcelona · Zaragoza · Pamplona
After breakfast, head to Zaragoza. Make a short stop with free time to visit the Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar.
Continue to Pamplona, known for its San Fermín festival and old town. Overnight in the city.
DAY 8 (Monday) Pamplona · San Sebastián · Bilbao · Santander
After breakfast, travel to San Sebastián, for a short panoramic tour and an ascent of Monte Igueldo to admire the bay.
The route continues to Bilbao, stopping to admire the exterior of the Guggenheim Museum before continuing to Santander. Dinner included and overnight in Santander.
DAY 9 (Tuesday) Santander · Santillana del Mar · Covadonga · Oviedo
After breakfast, head to Santillana del Mar, with its historic stone streets and buildings. Continue through northern landscapes to Covadonga, where you will have free time to visit the sanctuary.
The day ends in Oviedo, with an overnight stay in the city.
DAY 10 (Wednesday) Oviedo · A Coruña · Santiago de Compostela
After breakfast, leave Oviedo for Galicia. In A Coruña take a short panoramic tour before continuing to Santiago de Compostela.
Explore Santiago on a visit to Praza do Obradoiro, where we can admire the cathedral. Dinner included and overnight stay.
DAY 11 (Thursday) Santiago de Compostela
Breakfast and a free day in Santiago de Compostela. Revisit its squares and streets at leisure, enjoy Galician cuisine or continue exploring independently.
Dinner included and second overnight stay in Santiago.
Optional You can join an excursion to Finisterre.
DAY 12 (Friday) Santiago de Compostela · Rías Baixas · Vigo
After breakfast, head to the Rías Baixas, making short stops on A Toxa Island and in O Grove. Continue to Vigo for free time and an overnight stay.
Optional In O Grove, you can take a catamaran trip to learn about oyster and mussel farming, including a tasting of mussels and Ribeiro wine. A visit to Santa Tecla from the Vigo area is also offered.
DAY 13 (Saturday) Vigo · Viana do Castelo · Braga · Guimarães · Porto
After breakfast, cross into Portugal. In Viana do Castelo enjoy free time in the old town, among cobbled streets and buildings with coats of arms.
Continue towards Braga and Guimarães, the first capital of the Kingdom of Portugal and a World Heritage city. After free time in Guimarães, continue to Porto for an overnight stay.
DAY 14 (Sunday) Porto
After breakfast, explore Porto on a panoramic tour with a local guide. The cathedral, the Stock Exchange Palace and the Church of Santa Clara feature on our route through this city on the Douro.
Our visit ends at a winery for a port wine tasting. The rest of the day is free. Second overnight stay in Porto.
DAY 15 (Monday) Porto · Aveiro · Coimbra
After breakfast, head to Aveiro, known for its canals. Continue to Coimbra, home to one of Europe's oldest universities and its own fado tradition.
Enjoy the included lunch and free time to discover Coimbra independently. Overnight stay.
DAY 16 (Tuesday) Coimbra · Fátima · Lisbon
After breakfast, head to Fátima. Enjoy free time to visit its basilica and discover this pilgrimage centre.
Continue to Lisbon, where we stay overnight.
Optional In the evening, you can attend a fado show to discover Portugal's traditional music and songs.
DAY 17 (Wednesday) Lisbon
After breakfast, take a panoramic sightseeing tour of Lisbon with a local guide. The route passes through the Eduardo VII area, Rossio, Avenida da Liberdade and the Madragoa neighbourhood.
Continue to Belém, with its tower, Monument to the Discoveries and Jerónimos Monastery. Free afternoon and second overnight stay in Lisbon.
Optional You can complete the day with an excursion to Sintra, Cascais and Estoril.
DAY 18 (Thursday) Lisbon · Mérida · Madrid
After breakfast, cross back into Spain and arrive in Mérida. Enjoy free time to explore its archaeological site, whose highlights include the Roman theatre and amphitheatre, and have lunch at your own expense.
In the afternoon, continue to Madrid. Arrival and end of services.