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- The best Portugal and Spain tour packages
- What people love about Portugal And Spain Tours
- Travel Portugal and Spain your way
- Discover Portugal and Spain tours for every budget
- Portugal and Spain tours for every type of group
- Top Portugal and Spain travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit Portugal and Spain
- Contact our Portugal and Spain travel experts
- What our customers ask about Portugal and Spain Tours & Trips
The best Portugal and Spain tour packages
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Spain, Portugal and Morocco (Small Group)
64 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The architecture and the landscape were spectacular! I loved the rich history of Spain, Portugal and Morocco.”
George, traveled in August
The 21-day route through Portugal and Spain leads from Porto's Douro River cruise to Seville's Cathedral. Premium lodging at BessaHotel Boavista and Melia Lebreros sets the stage for cultural immersion through Fado shows, wine tastings at Porto cellars, and traditional tapas dinners in Madrid.
Duration 21 days Destinations Spain, Portugal, Gibraltar, Morocco Age Range Ages 6+ Operator Eskapas From $13,541
3% Off- NZ$13,135You save $406
From Lisbon 10-Day Andalucia & Morocco
10 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The tour was very good overall. I will definitely recommend this tour to anyone.”
Vijay, traveled in August
Lisbon marks the starting point before reaching UNESCO-listed Cáceres and Seville's María Luisa Park. The itinerary features Córdoba's Mosque/Cathedral and Ronda's white villages. Guests stay at premium hotels including Silken Al-Andalus Palace and Los Ángeles Granada, concluding with Toledo's panoramic views before Madrid.
Duration 10 days Destinations Portugal, Spain, Morocco Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, Spanish Operator VPT Tours From $3,413
10% Off- NZ$3,072You save $341
UNESCO sites abound from Lisbon's Jeronimos Monastery to Toledo's historic streets. The route encompasses Fatima's pilgrimage site and Caceres' medieval quarter, with 4-star accommodations at Lutecia in Lisbon and Silken Al-Andalus Palace in Seville.
Duration 16 days Destinations Spain, Portugal, Morocco Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, Spanish Operator VPT Tours From $4,309
10% Off- NZ$3,878You save $431
Portugal, Andalusia and Morocco (Multi country)
3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The actual tour itself was good. Guides were great, accommodation was excellent.”
Louise, traveled in February
The 18-day tour winds through Portugal and Spain, from Porto's wine cellars to Lisbon's Alfama Quarter. UNESCO sites like Alcobaca Monastery and Coimbra University dot the route. Highlights include Fatima's candlelit procession and Seville's Santa Cruz quarter, with stays at 4-star hotels Vila Gale Porto and Melia Lebreros Seville.
Duration 18 days Destinations Spain, Portugal, Morocco Age Range Ages 10+ Operated in English, Spanish Operator Destination Services Spain From $7,186
10% Off- NZ$6,468You save $719
Iberian Explorer
51 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The tour was great from beginning to end. Fast-paced tour with optional experiences.”
Samantha, traveled in May
Barcelona to Madrid unfolds over 13 days, featuring UNESCO sites and coastal gems. Suited for travelers aged 5+, this luxury coach tour with WiFi visits Lisbon's Belém Tower, Fatima's shrine, and Granada's Moorish sites. Includes 12 breakfasts and 4 dinners at local restaurants.
Duration 13 days Destinations Spain, Gibraltar, Portugal Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Costsaver From $3,625
10% Off- NZ$3,263You save $363
What people love about Portugal And Spain Tours
- Spain, Portugal and Morocco (Small Group)
I had never traveled in a group before, and it was such a wonderful experience. I met really nice people. I appreciated that the lodgings and transportation were handled, allowing me to concentrate solely on exploring. In 3 weeks you visit 3 continents and it is amazing to change cultures, scenery and landscapes. We had many different guides in each cities. We have been directed by a tour director speaking English and Spanish. Fernando was very kind with every one. The bus was comfortable and inclining seats. Food was fair usually. Well there are also many negative issues to resolve by the company. We just ran in some cities such as Lisbon and Porto and changed a couple of time bus. It is some kind of hop on and hop off bus. The hotels were mediocre in Morocco so I recommend you to upgrade during your booking. Wi-Fi in the bus rarely worked. No wifi service in Morocco at all. Better to purchase a local SIM card. Overall I really liked this trip and I recommend.
- From Lisbon 10-Day Andalucia & Morocco
Wonderful trip. Amazing places. Great guides. We will vacation again with TourRadar.
- Portugal , Andalucia & Morocco, 16 days
Our tour guides in Spain and Portugal ( Patricia and Maria ) were amazing and super nice . Tried to make us feel comfortable all the time. Professional and informative. Hotels were mediocre and food was not good. On the other, the guide in Morocco ( Nail) was extremely bad, unprofessional, rude and giving wrong infos all the time! Never made sure everybody hears him.. walked quickly when we had people with difficulty walking and he never cared if they heard him or if they were able to catch up! We politely asked him to say the same info in Spanish and Arabic cuz maybe he got carried away with Spanish but he just gave us his back and walked away!!Being Arab and Muslim I know many infos he gave were made up and false which was bad cuz he was explaining to clueless travellers who are not local. It was about the ruling family, about people in power and how they got there and how they own everything sometimes in corrupt ways. About a never heard before saudi prince ( ashmawi) and how saudi royals are related to Moroccan ones cuz they are descendants of prophet? I’m saudi and i know they never claimed that, it’s all fake info. About how Palestinians are faking their own struggles and Israelis being the best cuz they donated tomato fields to Morocco??!! A minister who owns all gas stations and about a colleague guide who got super rich with hotel chains through shady business? I don’t think a guide should give his own delusions or personal opinions about things nor talk bad about his country. When confronted he said he was the best in Morocco and he’s been doing it for years ? he almost attacked me physically if it was not for my brother protecting me and started yelling and shouting calling us trouble makers and all kinds of things I’ve been all over the world, doing so many tours but I’ve never seen someone as bad nor ill-mannered!! Even by the end of the tour when I went to thank him and the driver he literally gave me his back! I think a corrective action needs to be taken and also he should never be a guide for your tours again
Travel Portugal and Spain your way
Sailing offers a different take on these coastal countries. Several luxury yacht routes connect Lisbon and Barcelona, stopping at Portimão, Seville and also Málaga along the way. These smaller vessels can sail right up the Guadalquivir River into Seville's heart - something the big cruise ships just can't do. Your days might include exploring Tangier's Spanish-Moorish architecture, tasting wines in Porto's historic cellars or discovering Roman ruins in Cartagena. The real plus? You unpack once but see multiple destinations, coming back to excellent onboard dining after each day's explorations.
See all River Cruise toursEmbark on a thrilling adventure in Portugal and Spain. Hike the rugged peaks of Picos de Europa, surf the roaring waves of Nazaré, or bike through Andalusia's stunning landscapes. Adrenaline-seekers can paraglide over the Azores, while history buffs unravel centuries-old mysteries in Cordoba.
Coach travel gives you excellent coverage across both countries, with tours running 13 to 22 days. The longer routes actually extend into Tangier and Morocco, adding a whole new cultural dimension to your European journey. Starting from Madrid or Barcelona, you'll wind through Toledo's historic center, explore Granada's Moorish quarters and discover Portugal's wine regions. Having expert local guides really makes a difference - especially in places like Cordoba where understanding the layers of Roman, Islamic and Christian history adds so much depth. Our clients often mention how much they value the mix of organized sightseeing and free afternoons for personal exploration.
See all Coach / Bus toursWant to really get under the skin of Spain and Portugal? Our most extensive tour runs 22 days from Barcelona to Madrid, giving you time to properly understand each region. You'll walk Barcelona's Gothic Quarter alleyways, taste local specialties in Porto's riverside district and see how medieval life played out in Carcassonne's ancient walls. If you're shorter on time, our popular 10-day northern route focuses on Spain and Portugal's Atlantic coast - you'll examine the remarkable stained glass at León's Gothic Cathedral, join a catamaran mussel tasting in O Grove and explore Porto's historic waterfront district. Our travelers tell us they love how the itinerary balances guided activities with independent exploration time, with one mentioning the "walking component was as described" and appreciating the "no early starts."
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Discover Portugal and Spain tours for every budget
Several excellent Spain and Portugal tours deliver great value for budget-conscious travelers. The popular 10-day route from Porto to Lisbon lets you explore León's Gothic Cathedral with its intricate stained glass and join a catamaran trip for fresh mussels and Ribeiro wine in O Grove. A 16-day option through Morocco and Spain works well too - our customers really liked the local guides in Cordoba and Granada. The hotels throughout Spain and Portugal offer good value, though Morocco's accommodations are more basic. You'll get guided walks in Madrid, Lisbon and also Marrakesh, plus nice touches like joining the candlelight procession in Fátima and crossing the Strait of Gibraltar. One of our travelers mentioned getting "exactly the destinations I hoped for" while having a good mix of guided activities and independent time.
Spain and Portugal take on a whole new feel when you're sailing on small discovery yachts and river ships. The upscale coastal routes between Lisbon and Barcelona call at quieter spots like Porto Santo Island's golden beaches and Menorca's natural harbor at Mahón. You'll visit olive producers in Ronda, take flamenco lessons in Granada and taste wines at family vineyards in the Douro Valley. With just 100-200 guests aboard, the ships provide personal attention and regional cuisine from skilled chefs. Some trips extend to Morocco for exploring Tangier's Kasbah and traditional markets. Our luxury travelers really appreciate docking right in city centers - you unpack once but get to experience multiple places in comfort.
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Portugal and Spain tours for every type of group
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Small Group
28 tours in Portugal and SpainLooking at the most recommended Spain-Portugal small group tours, our travelers consistently tell us how well these itineraries balance cultural experiences with a comfortable pace. A comprehensive Barcelona-based tour stretches across 13 days, letting you explore Spanish tapas, visit Valencia's bullring, wander Madrid's street art neighborhoods and learn from guides who bring local stories to life. There's also an enriching 16-day journey through Spain, Portugal, and Morocco that captures distinctly different cultures - from evenings of Fado music in Lisbon to crossing over to explore Fez's winding medina streets. For those short on time, a northern 10-day route stands out for its unique encounters: examining the masterful stained glass of León's Gothic Cathedral, joining locals for mussel tasting by catamaran in O Grove, and discovering Porto's historic riverfront district. Our religious-minded travelers often choose an 11-day pilgrimage connecting Lisbon to Barcelona, which thoughtfully balances guided visits with quiet moments at significant sites like Fátima's sanctuary and also Montserrat's mountain monastery.
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28 tours in Portugal and SpainEnjoy the exclusivity of our private Portugal and Spain tours, tailored to your own group, preferences and pace
Top Portugal and Spain travel itineraries to fit your plans
The 7-day Spain and Portugal routes make great use of limited time, kicking off in Madrid before heading west. You'll explore Salamanca's Plaza Mayor and then discover Porto's deep-rooted wine heritage - our travelers consistently mention how much they enjoy the guided Port wine tastings, saying it really brings the local culture to life. The route includes proper time in Coimbra with its centuries-old university and wraps up in Lisbon exploring the winding lanes of the Alfama Quarter. It's a well-paced week that covers the essentials without feeling rushed.
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With 10 days to work with, we offer two distinct paths. Up north, you'll start in León where the Cathedral's incredible stained glass windows set the tone for what's ahead. The route weaves through green Galicia to Santiago de Compostela and down to Porto, where our customers particularly enjoy the included wine experiences and river cruises. Down south, the focus shifts to Andalusia and Morocco - you'll see Seville's grand Plaza de España, Cordoba's remarkable Mosque-Cathedral and also Granada's Alhambra. While our travelers love how smoothly we handle the Spain-Morocco crossing, some note that Moroccan hotels differ from European standards.
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Two weeks really opens up both countries properly. Starting from either Lisbon or Barcelona, these routes cover serious ground. You'll experience Bilbao's Guggenheim Museum, medieval Toledo's narrow streets, Porto's historic wine cellars and also Granada's magnificent Alhambra. Our travelers tell us they love how we mix guided activities with free time to explore. The longer duration lets you discover less-visited spots like Ronda perched on its dramatic cliffs and Coimbra's historic university atmosphere. Many customers mention how those extra days help them really understand the different regional cultures - from Basque traditions to Andalusian lifestyle and Portugal's wine country.
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The comprehensive 18-day routes through Spain, Portugal and Morocco work really well for solo travelers. You'll get all the logistics handled while keeping your independence - something our first-time solo guests particularly value. The tours mix guided activities with free time, so you can explore at your own pace. Local cooking classes in Fez, guided walks through Porto's historic center and crossing the Strait of Gibraltar add structure to the experience. You'll join cultural events like Fado shows in Lisbon, wine tasting in Porto and also traditional Moroccan tea ceremonies. The centrally located hotels make it easy to explore on your own, and the guides are great at helping you navigate between destinations.
Our 3-week tours through Spain, Portugal and Morocco really click with younger travelers looking for a mix of culture and activity. You'll learn flamenco moves in Granada, cruise along the Douro River in Porto and navigate the lively souks of Marrakech. The pace keeps you engaged - from discovering Madrid's hidden spots and Lisbon's winding Alfama streets to crossing the Strait of Gibraltar into Africa. One day you're sampling port wine in centuries-old cellars, the next you're finding your way through Fez's intricate medina. Madrid, Barcelona, Seville and also Marrakech offer great nightlife options during free evenings, which our younger guests really enjoy.
Our 10-13 day northern Spain and Portugal tours suit senior travelers perfectly, offering a comfortable pace while covering essential sites. You'll travel in coaches with excellent viewing windows, stay in central hotels with good elevator access and also benefit from guides who share deep historical knowledge. The itinerary includes León's Gothic Cathedral, a relaxing catamaran cruise in O Grove and visits to Porto's renowned wine lodges. There's plenty of time to take in Santiago de Compostela's cathedral and explore Lisbon's historic Belem district properly. Our older travelers often tell us they love how the tour balances guided visits with free time to explore independently.
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Best time to visit Portugal and Spain
- Fall / Autumn 2025
Fall brings together comfortable temperatures and harvest activities perfectly. On our comprehensive 23-day route, you can join the wine harvest in Porto's Douro Valley - actually helping pick grapes and participate in traditional pressing. The 18-day cultural journey covers all the major spots while adding special autumn experiences like mushroom hunting in Galicia and olive harvesting around Andalusia. Our 10-day northern route really shines in fall, when travelers can join seasonal festivals in Santiago de Compostela and help make wine in Portugal's Minho region.
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- Winter 2025 / 2026
Winter tours through Spain and Portugal work really well for avoiding the crowds while keeping costs down. Our longest route runs 23 days from Barcelona through Madrid and into Morocco - you'll see the impressive Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca and explore the blue-painted lanes of Chefchaouen. Many travelers opt for the focused 18-day cultural route through Spain and Portugal, where they've particularly enjoyed discovering Porto's historic wine cellars and listening to authentic Fado music in Lisbon. Our customers often mention loving the winter pricing and smaller group sizes, though they do remind us to pack warm layers for central Spain and Portugal's Atlantic coastline.
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- Spring 2026
Spring gives you perfect weather for exploring these Mediterranean countries. Our popular 21-day route combines Spain, Portugal and also Morocco, where travelers consistently praise our local experts in Porto, Seville and Fez. If you're keen to really get to know the north, our 10-day route through Galicia and northern Portugal lets you explore León's Gothic cathedral, taste fresh mussels on an O Grove catamaran trip and discover Porto's historic riverside. The spring festivals in Seville add something special, and our guests love seeing Toledo's countryside in full bloom. The 13-day Andalusia-Morocco combination has been getting great feedback, especially for the walks through Córdoba's Jewish Quarter and visits to Ronda perched on its dramatic cliffs.
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- Summer 2026
Summer needs smart planning to handle heat and tourist crowds, but we've got it sorted. Our big 22-day Barcelona starter includes early morning visits to Madrid's Royal Palace and the Alhambra in Granada, plus well-timed breaks during the hottest hours. The 16-day Portugal focus works nicely by staying near the cooler Atlantic - our travelers especially like taking boats out from Porto and stopping in seaside Nazaré. The air-conditioned coaches make a big difference, and we time outdoor activities carefully. For summer travel, the 10-day northern Spain and Portugal route is particularly good since it stays in the cooler areas around Galicia and northern Portugal.
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What's the easiest way to get between Spain and Portugal?
There are lots of great options to move between these countries you'll find high-speed trains connecting the major cities like Madrid and Lisbon which is super convenient. If you're looking to save some money regional buses are a great choice especially when you're heading to smaller towns like taking the bus from Vigo to Porto. For longer trips domestic flights connect the big hubs Barcelona Lisbon and Madrid making it really easy to cover more ground.
How can travelers experience local culture firsthand?
You've got some amazing cultural experiences waiting for you in both countries. Learn the passionate art of flamenco right in Seville or catch a soul-stirring Fado performance in Lisbon's historic venues. Porto's traditional Port wine tastings are fantastic and really give you a taste of local life. If you're in Lisbon definitely check out the Fado show that's part of the "Best of Galicia Spain & Portugal" 10-day tour it's a really authentic experience.
What natural areas can I explore beyond the cities?
The outdoors in Spain and Portugal is absolutely stunning. You've got the dramatic peaks of Picos de Europa National Park amazing hiking through the Douro Valley's vineyards and those gorgeous golden beaches along the Algarve. Getting there is pretty flexible you can rent a car join an organized tour or use the really good public transport network. The 15-day "Spain & Portugal Explorer" tour actually includes Picos de Europa plus you get to taste wines in Porto and enjoy authentic paella in Valencia.
Which local foods should I definitely try?
The food scene here is incredible you've got to try the authentic paella in Valencia it's the real deal. In Porto the francesinha sandwich is a local favorite and when in Lisbon the pastel de nata is absolutely essential. You'll find these everywhere from local restaurants to cafes and markets. Our travelers really love the pasteis de nata from Pastéis de Belem in Lisbon and if you're feeling adventurous try the plant-based francesinha on the "Portugal Real Food Adventure featuring Galicia" tour.