Spain Portugal Morocco

Today we proceed to Rabat - capital of Morocco. It is known for landmarks that speak to its Islamic and French-colonial heritage. Upon arrival we enjoy Rabat city, in the orientation tour we see Royal Mosque, Hussan Tower - the minaret of an incomplete mosque in Rabat, Mausoleum of Mohammed V - a masterpiece of modern Alaouite dynasty architecture, is the final resting place of three significant members of the royal family and a photo stop at Royal Palace - serves as the residence of Moroccan royalty, followed by a visit to the 12th-century Kasbah of the Udayas - the city’s oldest quarter, which was built during the Almohad dynasty. Later we proceed to Tangier - a Moroccan port on the Strait of Gibraltar, has been a strategic gateway between Africa and Europe since Phoenician times.

Today we see Cap Spartan - where the Atlantic meets the Mediterranean Sea. Later we walk through the lively Medina and Kasbah of Tangier - a former sultan’s palace that now houses the museum. Then we proceed to Chefchaouen - Morocco’s blue city. Upon arrival we walk through the magnificent town of Chefchaouen with its narrow streets and blue walls, Kasbah from where we see the beautiful view of the mountains and its main square - Outa Hammam.

Today we embark on a ferry and proceed to Algeciras port- one of the largest port city in world and the largest urban area on the Bay of Gibraltar. Further we drive through world’s renowned tourist destination Costa del Sol – the southern coast of Spain known for its Mediterranean old town and beautiful beach resorts. Here we visit Marbella - A glamorous town on southern Spain’s Costa del Sol. Upon arrival we stroll around Avenida del mar boulevard to see the famous Salvador Dali sculptures - 10 bronze sculptures by the genius Salvador Dalí, followed by a free time to relax at the waterfront area.

Today we proceed to Ronda - a mountaintop city of Spain. Here we walk around Mondragon Palace, Duquesa de Parcent Square, and the New Bridge. We then visit Ronda’s historic bullring- one of the oldest in Spain. Later we proceed to Seville – the capital of southern Spain’s Andalusia region, also known worldwide for its culture, traditions, artistic heritage and flamenco dancing.

Today we explore Seville city, we visit Catedral de Sevilla – massive gothic cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with the Tomb of Christopher Columbus, Moorish Tower - the bell tower of Seville Cathedral. Later we take a photo stop at The Alcazar of Seville - a royal palace and a UNESCO World Heritage site. We then visit the Spanish Square Seville or 'Plaza de España' – one of the most spectacular spaces in Seville also known as "the Venice of Seville”. In the evening, we enjoy the Flamenco Show with dinner.

Today we proceed to Algarve – the beautiful southern coastline of Portugal. Upon arrival we enjoy a scenic cruise from the southern coast of Portugal to admire the dramatic coastal cliffs and explore the sea caves. We also enjoy water activities (on your own).

Today we proceed to Lisbon- capital of Portugal, is known as the town of the seven hills capital of Portugal. Lisbon is situated at the point where the Tagus River estuary meets the Atlantic Ocean. Upon arrival, we enjoy Lisbon city, in the orientation tour we see Monument to the discoveries - an enormous monolith that leans over the River Tagus to resemble the prow of a caravel, the type of ship commanded by the Portuguese navigators in the 15th century to chart unexplored oceans and discover new lands. This stunning monument was designed to commemorate the Age of Discoveries in Portugal, Jeronimo's Monastery - a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it was built to commemorate the return of Vasco da Gama from India, Belem Tower – a UNESCO World Heritage Site, also known as the Tower of St. Vincent. The imposing tower was used to defend the city from invaders, it is the best place to discover the Portuguese culture.

Today we proceed to Sintra - a delightful Portuguese fairy-tale town, famed for its picturesqueness and for its numerous historic palaces and castles. Upon arrival we visit Pena Palace - a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is a 19th century Romanticist castle. Later we proceed to Fatima - a small town, that's home to the Sanctuary of Fátima, a Catholic pilgrimage site. Upon arrival we visit Shrine of Fatima- one of the most important catholic shrines in the world dedicated to the Virgin Mary. In the orientation tour we see Basilica of our Lady, House of Lucia and the Parish Church. Further we proceed to Porto – a coastal city in northwest Portugal known for its stately bridges and port wine production. Upon arrival we take a stroll on Praça da ribeira – the riverfront square of Porto.

Today we proceed to Douro Valley – located in the Portuguese countryside, a World Heritage–listed region famous for its port wine production. Upon arrival we explore the wine region of the Douro Valley, we visit a winery and get introduced to some the region’s best varieties of wine and also learn about the history of wine heritage from local winemakers. Here we also do some wine tasting, followed by a traditional Portuguese lunch. Later we enjoy a boat trip along the River Douro and admire stunning views of terraced vineyards and the Douro River.

Today we proceed to Madrid – the capital and the most populous city of Spain also the third-largest city in the European Union.

Today we visit Prado - not only the most important museum in Spain but it is also one of the most important in the world! The Prado displays a valuable collection with more than 8000 paintings and more than 700 sculptures! Later we proceed to Toledo – a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the former Spanish capital. This city is known for its unique mixture of three cultures - Judaic, Christian and Islamic. Upon arrival, we visit the city's most famous monument Santa Maria la Blanca Synagogue - the oldest 12th century synagogue, followed by visit to medieval era Sword factory - Toledo became a center of traditional sword-making and Toledo swords became the standard weaponry among the Romans because of the flexibility of the steel. In the evening, we return back to Madrid.

Today we explore Madrid city, in the orientation tour we see Plaza de Espana – one of Madrid's largest square, Cervantes Statue – the monument dedicated to Miguel de Cervantes, the Spanish novelist, poet and play writer, Cibeles fountain – a famous landmark which depicts Cybele the Great Mother of the Gods and Roman Goddess of fertility and the Parliament. Later we take a photo stop at the backdrop of The Royal Palace – an official residence of the Spanish royal family. Further we proceed to Barcelona by High speed train. Barcelona – the cosmopolitan capital of Spain’s Catalonia region, is known for its art and architecture.

Today we explore Barcelona city, we visit UNESCO World Heritage site Sagrada Familia Cathedral - Antoni Gaudí's unfinished masterpiece, expected to be completed in 2026 after almost 142 years of construction. Then we take a cable car ride to Montjuic hill which gives us a panoramic views of the entire Barcelona city and the Tibidado hill. Later we see The 1992 Olympic stadium and Statue of Christopher Columbus. Further we visit Aquarium Barcelona – one of the largest Mediterranean-themed aquarium to experience what life is like under the sea and Colourful La Ramblas - the most famous street in Barcelona and take a stroll on the beach front of Barcelona.