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10 Day Spain & Morocco Itinerary, incl. Seville and Fes
This extensive 10-day tour covers 14 cities, from Lisbon's historic center to Madrid's vibrant capital. Highlights include UNESCO-listed Caceres medieval quarter, Seville's María Luisa Park, and Granada's Alhambra palace. Guests enjoy upscale hotels like Silken Al-Andalus Palace, with daily breakfast and 9 dinners.
- Day 1
Lisbon to Seville (575 km)
Leave at 7:30 AM from Lutecia Smart Design Hotel in Lisbon. Stop in medieval Cáceres around midday to explore its UNESCO-listed old quarter. "The handoffs between regions can be abrupt, so take advantage of free time in Cáceres to get lunch and explore the Plaza Mayor." You'll reach Seville in time for dinner.
- Day 2
Seville
Start with a city tour of María Luisa Park and Plaza de España. Visit the Jewish Quarter of Santa Cruz before the afternoon heat sets in. The narrow alleys offer welcome shade. You might want to take the optional Guadalquivir river cruise for different views of the city. "The evening flamenco show was a highlight, but bring cash for unexpected performer tips."
- Day 3
Seville to Cordoba (145 km)
Begin at Almodovar Gate in Cordoba. The included Mosque-Cathedral tour is best experienced early before the crowds arrive. Take an evening stroll to see the Roman Bridge lit up at night. "The Cordoba excursion was spectacular, though dinner at the hotel was disappointing."
- Day 4
Cordoba to Costa del Sol (322 km)
Take the scenic White Villages route to Ronda with its impressive gorge. Continue to Torremolinos on Costa del Sol where you'll stay at Sol Principe Hotel. You'll likely arrive in late afternoon.
- Day 5
Costa del Sol to Rabat (480 km + ferry)
Start early for the Gibraltar Strait crossing to Tangier. Ferry schedules depend on weather - bring motion sickness medication just in case. Visit beautiful Asilah on your way to Rabat. A good tip from past travelers: pack small bills and 5 Dirham coins for Morocco.
- Day 6
Rabat to Fes (210 km)
See Rabat's Hassan Tower and Mohamed V Mausoleum in the morning. The afternoon takes you to Fes's UNESCO-listed medina, home to over 785 mosques and 2000 streets. "The Fes medina tour felt rushed through specific shops." Ask your guide about exploring on your own.
- Day 7
Fes to Tangier via Chefchaouen (310 km)
Explore the blue city of Chefchaouen. Visit Outta El Hamman Square early for the best photos. Spend the evening at Hilton Garden Inn in Tangier.
- Days 8-10
Return to Spain
Return to Costa del Sol before heading to Granada for the Alhambra. Book your time slots ahead. The trip ends with a drive through Toledo to Madrid. One traveler suggests: "Plan extra time in Madrid after the tour - the final drop-off can be abrupt."
10 Day Spain & Portugal Itinerary, incl. Madrid and Lisbon
The grand 10-day tour visits 13 cities from Madrid to Lisbon. Highlights include León's Gothic Cathedral, Santiago's Plaza del Obradoiro, and Porto's wine cellars. Selected accommodations include Holiday Inn Porto Gaia and Lutecia Lisboa.
- Day 1
Madrid to León to Oviedo
Take the 7:45 AM bus from Madrid's terminal for the northbound journey. You'll spend about 4 hours getting to León. Check out its Gothic Cathedral in the afternoon when the sunlight makes the stained glass windows look their best. After covering 446km you'll reach Oviedo by evening. Bring a light lunch for the bus ride since stops are quick.
- Day 2
La Coruña and Rías Altas
Travel west to La Coruña (3 hours) and walk the seaside promenade for great Atlantic views. In the afternoon visit the fishing villages of Rías Altas. Stop at Pontedeume's medieval bridge at low tide for good photos. The Galician coast gets windy so pack a windbreaker.
- Day 3
Santiago de Compostela
Get to Santiago's historic center early before the crowds. The Cathedral welcomes pilgrims from 7:00 AM and watching their arrival is really special. Watch your step on the stone-paved Plaza del Obradoiro when it's wet. Want great photos? Visit the cathedral at sunset when the stones take on a golden glow.
- Day 4
Rías Baixas and Vigo
Spend the day exploring Spanish fjords with a stop at La Toja Island. You can take a catamaran tour in O Grove ($40) that includes local mussels and wine. Show up 15 minutes before departure. Your afternoon is free to explore Vigo's fishing port. Stop by the oyster sellers at O Berbés market.
- Day 5
Portugal-bound via Viana do Castelo and Braga
Cross into Portugal (bring your passport) and visit Viana do Castelo. Take the funicular up Monte de Santa Luzia for great views. In Braga you can climb 577 steps at Bom Jesus do Monte or take the funicular up and walk down. Porto is about an hour's drive away.
- Day 6
Porto Exploration
Porto is built on hills so wear good shoes. The Stock Exchange Palace limits visitors so go early. Head across the river to Vila Nova de Gaia for port wine tasting. Take a taxi if you want to avoid the uphill walk. Skip the touristy Ribeira district and try Foz do Douro for better local food.
- Day 7
Coimbra's University City
Drive 120km north to Coimbra Portugal's university town. The university library should be your first stop since they limit daily visitors. No photos allowed inside. You'll see students in traditional black capes during term time. Be ready for steep streets in the old town especially in hot weather.
- Day 8
Fátima to Lisbon
Visit Fátima's shrine in the morning before the tour buses arrive. It's 2 hours to Lisbon where you'll arrive for lunch. Consider an evening Fado show with dinner ($65) but book ahead. Lisbon has lots of hills so use the historic trams or taxis when needed.
- Day 9
Lisbon Exploration
Start at Belém Tower at 10 AM opening time to avoid crowds. Book Jerónimos Monastery tickets online to skip the lines. Spend your afternoon in the Alfama district but wear good shoes for the uneven cobblestones. If you visit Sintra pick just one palace since there's lots of walking.
- Day 10
Return to Madrid via Cáceres
The 613 km drive to Madrid includes a stop in Cáceres. Visit Plaza Mayor at lunch when it's quieter. The medieval area is small but steep. Plan to reach Madrid before rush hour in the evening.
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What people love about 10-day Portugal and Spain tours
Overall a good value and strong itinerary. Friendly competent guides and local experts- especially in Côrdoba, Granada, and Toledo. Some of the hand-offs between guides during regional transitions were altogether lacking, primarily from Morocco back to Spain. It would have been nice if the Moroccan tour company Mundinmaroc had substituted an excursion to Chafchouen from the first day in Tangier instead of Meknes- which is presently largely inaccessible due to renovations. It was an unpleasant surprise having to tip each performance group at the optional handsomely priced dinner show in Fes. Our tour through Medina left of little freedom of choice on where and with whom to shop. Separately, please considered including gratuities in the fixed price to spare guests from being unexpectedly taxed and distracted or better prepare guests in advance. Many of the hotels and meals were excellent. On our trip, the accomodations in Fes which has a very striking lobby and pools, was unacceptable (we experienced no to limited access to in-room hot water and internet- including a room change. The hotel hasunsecure and spottyl internet and unreliable electricity throughout property. We witnessed multiple altercations between staff and customers. It was problematic that hotel did not accept credit cards for in restaurant and incidental purchases and had no ATM. The in-house "bank desk" offered significantly poor exchange rates. Most of the amenities at this property were limited or all together shuttered. It suffered some grounds maintenance issues- trash, wear, undisposed dead birds, weeds,deteriorating hardscape) the sum experience being unacceptable. The shuttle service from Tangier to Fes was led by a very friendly and knowledgeable local driver who was impressively equally competent in multiple languages. The shuttle van however us under sized for our group especially for the long drive. The route took us through some very scenic seaside vistas which would have made for a nice lunch had we known not to eat on the ferry over. A brief stop for photos amongst the sunflower fields would have made for a memorable experience. It also went through some very rough intensely trafficked, areas. We had the misfortune of serious mechanical problems on our return ferry back to Terrifa from Tangier resulting in violent turbulence causing many if not most passengers to suffer significant motion sickness. While this was clearly not in our guide's purview she made no effort to check on tour participants, offer resources to ailing guests, neither leading us thru barkation nor from debarkation through customs to our receiving guide. Fortunately our previous outgoing guide had done such a great job we were at least familiar with the route back. Beyond Morocco… The excursion in Córdoba was was spectacular, the hotel sub par, the dinner awful with surly dinner attendants. We took a self guided walking tour back to the illuminated Roman Bridge at night which seems could have been a very nice addition to the itinerary. Advance communication with accommodation details, available excursions, suggested sites to explore indepently, and advance notice on having small bills and lots of 5 Dirham coins in Morocco would have been helpful. It also would have been nice if the first guided had contacted us on the first day with an introduction and instructions on how to locate our group amongst the several tour companies departing at the same time and look cation in Lisbon. A running communication from VPT during guide transitions with an introduction, photo, and contact info would have been beneficial. The final drop off was also a little abrupt. We were fortunate to be familiar with the city of Madrid and ended up helping several somewhat stunned guests make their way to their next destination. We did enjoy ourselves, met many wonderful people from across the globe, and got experience some of the worlds greatest cultural and architectural sites all for a very fair price. Thank you.
From Lisbon 10-Day Andalucia & Morocco
The overall expirience was awesome. I already recommended your company to many of my people for I worked 25 years in the turism industry and was a President Sales Executive for the Marriott Vacation Club Int. andnow I'm a policy Advisor for the Government of my country.By the way Thomas was A#1. The only thing that I was very disappointed in was the internet on the bus was to cry for . No internet 90% of the time. I hope you will have this in consideration for I'm planning a trip for next year and expect some kind of consideration. Thanking you in advance . I remain. Thanya Croes +2975932999
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