Great Iberian Tour end Seville

Admission included to the archaeological complex of the Roman Theater and Amphitheater, the largest in the Iberian Peninsula and a World Heritage Site. It´s renowned not only for its excellent state of preservation but also as a testament to the significance of shows and entertainment in Ancient Rome. Mérida also has a vibrant pedestrian historic center with plenty of options for lunch.

We´ll then cross into Portugal and enter the Alentejo region. 04:30 p.m. (Portuguese time) – Évora. We’ll arrive in the capital of Alentejo, one of the most ancient cities in Portugal, declared as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Time to have a walk through the historic center with its white streets, cathedral, and old churches, a taste of southern Portugal.

Time to visit the Sanctuary, an important pilgrimage site that commemorates the apparitions of Our Lady to the three shepherd children. The chapel was built in 1919 at the site of the 1917 apparitions in Cova da Iria, and since then, the Sanctuary has continued to expand in response to the growing number of pilgrims.

Free time for lunch. In the afternoon, we’ll board a rabelo, a traditional Portuguese boat on the Douro River, for a 50-minute cruise. From the river, we’ll admire Porto’s beautiful waterfront and pass under six bridges, including the iconic Dom Luís I Bridge, one of the city’s most famous landmarks. Free time to explore the lively medieval Ribeira district, known for its narrow cobblestone streets lined with historic merchant houses and charming cafés.

We´ll head to Galicia with stunning views over the Galician estuaries. 01:00 p.m. (12:00 p.m. in Portugal) - Arrival in Cambados, historic maritime town. We´ll get onboard a glass-bottomed boat trip along the Ría de Arousa, where we´ll learn how shellfish are grown on bateas , traditional wooden platforms, and enjoy wine and mussel tastings onboard. Occasioanlly, boarding could take place in O Grove. Afterward, free time to explore and have lunch.

We’ll include (sometimes the next morning) a 90-minute city tour with a local guide. Highlights include the ninth-century cathedral, the Calatrava Congressional Palace, the Campoamor Theater and Calle de la Rua. We will also learn about Asturian cider, one of the most deeply rooted traditions of this region. After the tour, we´ll enjoy a traditional Austurian dinner at a typical cider house. where you can try pouring the cider yourself. We’ll spend the night in Oviedo, the vribrant capital of the Principality of Asturias, known for its lively atmosphere.

Enjoy some time to explore and have lunch. Nearby, we’ll visit the Altamira Cave Museum, which features a replica of the amazing prehistoric rock paintings found there (tickets included).

We´ll enjoy a panoramic tour of a little over 2 hours with a local guide to explore this elegant city and its beautiful bay and cliffs. The tour includes a stroll through the Pereda Gardens, a visit to the Centro Botín, and a stop at the Cathedral Square. We’ll then continue by bus to the Magdalena Peninsula, Sardinero Beach, the Gran Casino, Piquío Gardens, and Cabo Mayor Lighthouse, where you’ll be treated to spectacular views of the city and its dramatic cliffs. Arrival at the hotel is expected around 6:45 p.m.

Arrival in the largest city of the Basque Country. We will enjoy a panoramic tour with a local guide, of the region´s primary economic and cultural hub. Situated along the banks of the Nervion River, this modern and dynamic city is a world-class example of urban renewal and contemporary architecture. During the sightseeing tour, we will explore its main highlights, including its wide avenues, elegant buildings and revitalized riverside districts. The tour will conclude at the Guggenheim Museum, where you will have free time to explore, have lunch or visit the museum if you wish.

The tour passes by the Columbus Monument, Plaza de Catalunya, Paseo de Gracia, Diagonal Avenue, the Sagrada Familia, Montjuïc with its Olympic facilities, and Plaza de España. At the Sagrada Familia, we will make a stop to admire this landmark. The tour ends at the Maremagnum, a modern leisure and dining complex by the sea next to Columbus Square, where you can stroll through this lively area. After the city tour, our guide will offer the option of visiting Gaudí’s masterpiece and the city’s iconic symbol, the Sagrada Familia, as an optional activity. Afternoon at leisure.

Dominating the sea with its imposing walls, this historic center, with its steep streets, white houses, and medieval castle, tells tales of popes and pirates. Peniscola is one of the most beautiful villages on the Spanish Mediterranean. You’ll have time for a walk.

Time for lunch. Why not try the authentic Valencian paella? In the afternoon, you’ll go on a guided tour of this port city on the Levantine coast, with more than 2,000 years of history, showcasing monuments from various periods that contrast with the architectural avant-garde of buildings like the City of Arts and Sciences. We’ll visit the historic center, the fish market, the cathedral and the modern neighborhoods where the avant-garde City of Arts and Sciences is located. After some free time, a local cuisine traditional dinner will be included: Palle Valenciana (vegetarian option included)

This city, which blends tradition and modernity, is known for its seaside promenade and the impressive Castle of Santa Bárbara, one of the largest medieval fortresses in Spain, built atop Mount Benacantil. We’ll enjoy free time to stroll through its historic center and lively waterfront.

This town in Granada is famous for its unique inhabited cave houses, which give its neighborhoods a singular character. Its historic center boasts treasures such as the Renaissance cathedral and viewpoints offering unmatched views of the Sierra Nevada. Free time to walk around and discover its traditions.