2-Week Spain, Portugal and Morocco Tour Packages
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14 Day Spain & Portugal Itinerary, incl. Barcelona and Lisbon
A grand two-week tour spans 6 cities: marvel at Barcelona's Sagrada Familia (3 nights), visit Madrid's Royal Palace (2 nights), roam Seville with an optional Tangier excursion (3 nights), sail through Albufeira's caves (3 nights), and wander Lisbon's historic sites (2 nights).
- Days 1-3
Barcelona
Get to Barcelona early to make the most of your time. Visit Sagrada Familia before 9 AM to beat the crowds and see beautiful morning light streaming through the stained glass. At Park Güell, book either the first or last slot of the day for fewer tourists and better photos. Take a day trip to Girona on day 3, but bring extra layers. The stone streets can be cold in the morning even when Barcelona is warm.
- Days 4-5
Madrid
Take the high-speed AVE train from Barcelona Sants to Madrid Atocha (3 hours). Visit the Royal Palace early in the morning and use the Plaza de la Armería entrance to avoid long lines. In the evening, explore La Latina for tapas. Remember that locals don't eat dinner until after 9 PM.
- Days 6-8
Seville
The train ride from Madrid takes about 2.5 hours. Book the late flamenco show around 10 PM for a more authentic experience. If you're planning the optional Tangier day trip, you'll need to start at 5 AM and bring your passport.
- Days 9-11
Albufeira
The coach ride from Seville is about 4 hours. If you get seasick, take motion sickness pills before the dolphin watching tour. Visit the caves between 11 AM and 2 PM when sunlight creates the best views of the rock formations.
- Days 12-14
Lisbon
Take an early train from Albufeira to get the most out of Lisbon. For Sintra, get there before 10 AM to avoid tour bus crowds. A recent visitor shared: "The walk up to Pena Palace is steep – take the shuttle bus up and walk down to enjoy the gardens without exhausting yourself."
13 Day Spain, Portugal & Morocco Itinerary, incl. Madrid and Fez
A 13-day route through Spain, Portugal, and Morocco covers 16 cities. Visit Lisbon's Belem Tower, Fez's ancient Medina, and Granada's Alhambra. Luxuriate at premium hotels including Lutecia Lisbon and Heritage Fez. Ferry crossings and 10 meals included.
- Days 1-3
Portugal Exploration
Leave Madrid at 8:00 AM and drive west. Stop in historic Trujillo before continuing to Lisbon (7 hours total). Stay at the Lutecia Hotel for three nights. Take a morning tour of Alfama Quarter and Belém Tower. Plan a day trip to Fátima's pilgrimage site (2 hours each way). Book your evening Fado show in Bairro Alto early since the small venues get booked quickly.
- Days 4-5
Andalusian Adventure
Return to Spain through medieval Cáceres and stop for lunch in its UNESCO-listed old town. Spend two nights at Seville's Silken Al-Andalus Palace. Your city tour includes María Luisa Park and Santa Cruz quarter. Visit the Giralda Tower first thing in the morning to avoid climbing in the midday heat.
- Days 6-7
Costa del Sol & Gibraltar Crossing
Visit Córdoba's Mezquita-Cathedral at 9 AM before the crowds arrive. Next, visit the clifftop town of Ronda. Spend a night on Costa del Sol before taking the ferry to Africa. The Gibraltar crossing takes about 1.5 hours. Bring motion sickness medication if you need it.
- Days 8-10
Moroccan Magic
Enter Morocco at Tangier and visit the imperial cities of Rabat and Fez. The Fez medina has 9,000 narrow alleys that can be confusing. Take a photo of your hotel location and keep a map with you. Visit the blue city of Chefchaouen in the morning when the light is perfect for photos before 11 AM.
- Days 11-13
Return to Spain
Cross back to Costa del Sol and visit Granada's Alhambra palace. Remember your Alhambra entry is strictly timed. Stop in Toledo on your way back to Madrid. The final day includes about 4.5 hours of driving.
14 Days in Spain, Morocco & Portugal, incl. Madrid and Lisbon
From Madrid's Royal Palace to Lisbon's Belém Tower, this 14-day tour visits 11 cities across three countries. Highlights include Granada's Alhambra, Marrakesh's Djemaa el-Fna, and Seville's Gothic Cathedral. Includes 13 breakfasts, 5 dinners, and luxury coach with Wi-Fi.
- Days 1-2
Madrid
Start your trip in Spain's vibrant capital. Get to the Royal Palace when it opens at 9 AM to avoid crowds. Spend your afternoon walking through Retiro Park. The Salamanca district makes a great base with its convenient metro connections. On your second day, take a quick trip to Segovia, just an hour from Madrid's Chamartín station by high-speed train.
- Day 3
Toledo & Granada
Drive 5 hours south through La Mancha to reach Toledo. Visit the cathedral first thing to beat the tour groups. Another 4-hour drive takes you to Granada. Pick accommodation in the Albaicín area for its local character and views of the Alhambra.
- Day 4
Granada to Costa del Sol
Get your Alhambra tickets well ahead for the 8:30 AM entry. In summer, people start lining up by 7 AM. After your visit, drive 2 hours to Costa del Sol. Watch the sunset from the waterfront walkway in Torremolinos.
- Days 5-6
Fes
Take the ferry from Algeciras to Tangier (2.5 hours), then drive 4 hours to Fes. You'll need a guide to navigate the medina. Book one through your riad. Plan your exploring for early morning or late afternoon to avoid the worst heat.
- Days 7-8
Marrakesh
The 7-hour drive through the Atlas Mountains brings you to Marrakesh. Stay near Djemaa el-Fna square but not too close to the noise. When shopping in the souks, start your bargaining at 40% of the asking price. The alleys are quietest and best for photos in early morning.
- Day 9
Casablanca & Tangier
You'll spend most of the day driving (7+ hours) via Casablanca and Rabat. Look up tour times for the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca before you go.
- Days 10-11
Seville
Back in Spain, head to Seville. The Santa Cruz quarter offers great atmosphere but gets noisy at night. Buy Cathedral tickets online to avoid the lines. "The Real Alcázar gardens are stunning but bring water—there's little shade and summer temperatures can reach 40°C."
- Days 12-14
Lisbon
Finish your trip in Portugal's capital. Take the famous Tram 28 early or late to avoid crowds. Visit Belém's sites in the morning before the tour buses arrive. The Chiado neighborhood offers a central location without Alfama's steep hills.
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What people love about 2-week Spain, Portugal and Morocco tours
- Iberian Discovery & Morocco
The only Place we didn't like was Tangier . Walking tour is a waste of time everything is closed the place is dirty in general , flies , roaches , trash everywhere. The Hotel Hilton was the only nice thing
Loved Morocco best. Nice places to visit, but I would not recommend doing all three together and not with Europamundo. You spend too many hours on buses and in August English speaking interpreters are inadequate. When it comes to emergency communication from both Tour Radar and Europamundo be forewarned ; you may end up paying to things included in your tour package. Definitely did not like the fact that Europamundo tour guides routinely dropped us off in some cities and tell us to find our way back to our hotels; mind you I am 72+ years of age. Do the cities, but choose another operator.
Moroccan Capitals, Seville and Lisbon
- From Marrakesh to Lisbon (19 destinations)
The tour guide (Soussi) had a challenge since the group was a combination of English and Spanish speakers and he had to accommodate both. He did quite well. We enjoyed the cultural experience of the desert life, especially of the Berbers.
