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- The best Spain, Portugal and Morocco tour packages
- What people love about Spain, Portugal And Morocco Tours
- Travel Spain, Portugal and Morocco your way
- Discover Spain, Portugal and Morocco tours for every budget
- Spain, Portugal and Morocco tours for every type of group
- Top Spain, Portugal and Morocco travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit Spain, Portugal and Morocco
- Contact our Spain, Portugal and Morocco travel experts
- What our customers ask about Spain, Portugal and Morocco Tours & Trips
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Spain, Portugal & Morocco
9 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The tour was excellent and fit my goals perfectly. I wanted to get an overview of western Spain, Portugal and Morrocco so that I could come back and spend longer in my preferred destinations on another occasion.”
Roger, traveled in March
A grand tour spans three countries from Madrid's historic center to Marrakech's Djmaa El Fna square. Savor Porto wine tasting, stroll through Sevilla's María Luisa Park, and wander Fez's 785-mosque medina. Luxurious stays include Hilton Tangier City Center and Los Angeles Granada, with 12 dinners and local guide services.
Duration 18 days Destinations Spain, Portugal, Morocco Age Range 1 to 99 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator VPT Tours From $2,537
10% Off- US$2,283You save $253
Spain, Portugal and Morocco (Small Group)
64 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“I met really nice people. The lodgings and transportation were handled, allowing me to concentrate solely on exploring.”
Digant, traveled in April
This cultural odyssey features premium hotels like AC Cuzco Madrid and Palm Plaza Marrakech. The route leads from Madrid's Royal Palace to Marrakech's Menara Gardens and Porto's wine cellars. Highlights include Fado shows, flamenco lessons, and Moroccan tea ceremonies.
Duration 21 days Destinations Spain, Portugal, Gibraltar, Morocco Age Range 6 to 80 year olds Operator Eskapas From $7,425
3% Off- US$7,202You save $222
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
A 10-day adventure stretches from Lisbon through Spain's Andalucian treasures. A ferry ride across Gibraltar Strait leads to Morocco's imperial cities Rabat and Fez. Savor local cuisine with 9 dinners included, while staying at upscale hotels like Hilton Garden Inn Tangier.
Duration 10 days Destinations Portugal, Spain, Morocco Age Range 1 to 99 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator VPT Tours From $1,801
10% Off- US$1,622You save $180
Spain's iconic sites unfold from Barcelona's Park Güell to Seville's Flamenco shows, with an optional day trip to Tangier, Morocco (around $300). The route continues to Portugal's Algarve coast for dolphin watching near Benagil Cave, concluding in Lisbon with traditional Fado performances and Sintra Palace visits.
Duration 14 days Destinations Spain, Morocco, Portugal Age Range 2 to 90 year olds Operator Wanderful Holidays LLC From
10% Off- US$3,899
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
This grand route stretches from Porto's wine lodges to Marrakech's Menara Gardens. UNESCO sites include Seville's Alcazar, Cordoba's Great Mosque, and Fez's medina. A ferry crossing at Gibraltar Strait and stays at upscale hotels like Vila Gale Porto and Royal Mirage Fez complete the adventure.
Duration 18 days Destinations Spain, Portugal, Morocco Age Range 10 to 99 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator Destination Services Spain From $3,926
10% Off- US$3,534You save $392
What people love about Spain, Portugal And Morocco Tours
- Spain, Portugal & Morocco
Hello Tour Radar, I went on a 21 day tour of Spain, Portugal and Morocco. Before I go any further, I DO NOT wish this review to be used in any market or advertising fulfillment piece. The tour was excellent and fit my goals perfectly. I wanted to get an overview of western Spain, Portugal and Morrocco so that I could come back and spend longer in my preferred destinations on another occasion. Also excellent was Javier, the VPT guide for Spain and Portugal. He went above and beyond to make sure that it was an excellent experience. I loved his organizational detail. The Morocco guid (Hassan) was not as good but I believe this can be explained by the fact that he had just come off a knee operation and was always in a lot of pain. He tried his best. Not so good - I was on a tour with people who signed up through Wing Buddy and they had a different contract than I (TourRadar). This meant that on the last day, back in Madrid, they went on a panoramic tour whereas I was not allowed. What company would start and end a tour in Madrid, but not allow me to discover Madrid. Seems very weird. Wing Buddy's printed itinerary was more comprehensive than Tour Radar's. Some of the meal inclusions were different and a couple of days in Morocco turned out to be different also. My biggest complaint turned to have nothing to do with VPT, Wing Buddy or Tour Radar. It was about my fellow tourist. Some were racist or at the very least xenophobic, another sub group banded together to make sure they got all the experiences before other members and there was tension between English speakers and Spanish speakers. All in all, my biggest disappointment was the behavior of other members of the group. By the way, I can suggest some good people who could design a reliable and valid survey for you because there is very little about this survery that is valid or relaible. Let me know.
- From Lisbon 10-Day Andalucia & Morocco
Loved the destinations. Some tour guides were better then others, most local tour guides were good, some of the tour directors were stale.
- Portugal, Andalusia and Morocco (Multi country)
Tour Radar and Destination Spain did not advise at any time that neither of them were actually the tour operators. As a result of this we were very close to not being picked up at all as there was a mix up with paperwork and we had no idea it was a different company. We will not go through a third party again. In saying that the actual tour itself was good. Guides were great, accommodation was excellent. Well done Julia Tours.
Travel Spain, Portugal and Morocco your way
If you prefer a more structured approach, our coach tours offer excellent coverage of all three countries over 18-22 days. Recent customers have highlighted how these itineraries smartly balance guided experiences with free time - you'll get expert tours of Seville's cathedral and Plaza de España in the morning, then have afternoons to explore Santa Cruz quarter's tapas bars at your own pace. The routes are well-planned: after Morocco's imperial cities and medinas, you return to Spain's Costa del Sol for some relaxation before visiting Granada's Alhambra and also Toledo's historic Jewish quarter. Our female travelers especially appreciate having local guides in Morocco's souks and medinas, which adds both cultural insight and comfort to the experience.
For those seeking real exploration, our most comprehensive tours run 18-22 days and connect Spain's architectural wonders with Morocco's ancient medinas. The standout routes take you from Madrid through Porto's riverside heritage district and into Lisbon's atmospheric Alfama quarter. What makes these special is how they blend famous sites with local discoveries - you'll walk Salamanca's medieval streets, taste port wine at historic cellars and catch traditional Fado performances in Coimbra. Our travelers particularly love the journey south through Andalusia, where you can climb to Ronda's dramatic clifftop position and wander the Jewish Quarter in Cordoba before crossing to Morocco's blue-painted city of Chefchaouen and also the craft workshops of Fez.
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These cultural immersion tours take you deep into three fascinating regions over 18-22 days, connecting local experiences in a thoughtful way. Our travelers join cooking classes in Fez's ancient medina, sample fine wines in Porto's historic cellars, and learn authentic flamenco in Granada. Local guides bring each destination to life as you explore Cordoba's Jewish Quarter, walk Salamanca's medieval lanes and also discover artisan workshops in Chefchaouen, Morocco's blue-painted gem. The routes blend guided tours with plenty of independent exploration - a morning at Seville's Cathedral and Plaza de España flows into free afternoons finding neighborhood tapas bars in Santa Cruz. Morocco adds rich cultural elements like traditional tea ceremonies, sunset camel rides and also visits to women's cooperatives. Female guests especially value having expert guides navigate Morocco's intricate medinas, while history buffs appreciate diving into Toledo's mixed Christian, Jewish and Islamic past, along with Lisbon's maritime heritage. The spring and fall departures hit the sweet spot for these extended cultural journeys, with mild weather and vibrant evening scenes in places like Marrakech's Djemaa el-Fna square.
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Budget tours through Spain, Portugal and Morocco usually run 14-16 days and really deliver on value. Starting in Madrid, you'll wind through Toledo's medieval lanes before heading to Granada to see the Alhambra Palace. The hotels are good quality though sometimes located a bit outside city centers which helps keep costs down. Our travelers regularly tell us how much they love the local guides, especially in Spain and Portugal - they make places like Seville's Plaza de España and Cordoba's Mezquita come alive with their stories. The Morocco portion takes you from Tangier through the ancient lanes of Fez's medina and also Marrakesh's busy souks. While you might want to budget for some optional extras, included highlights like flamenco shows in Seville and touring Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca make these tours worth every penny.
For those looking to splurge, yacht tours along the Mediterranean offer a perfect mix of coastal exploration and Moroccan culture. These high-end trips come with butler service and excellent food options in ultra-luxury suites. Sailing from Barcelona or Lisbon, you'll stop at ports like Mahón where Europe's largest natural harbor awaits, and visit Palma de Mallorca's Gothic cathedral. When you reach Morocco, the yacht docks in Tangier for guided visits to the Kasbah, Hercules Caves and also Tetouan's UNESCO medina. The real magic happens in combining premium onboard living - with quality wines and evening shows - with smart shore excursions led by locals who know just how to dodge the tourist crowds at popular spots.
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Spain, Portugal and Morocco tours for every type of group
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5 tours in Spain, Portugal and MoroccoThese connected trips through Spain, Portugal and Morocco flow smoothly with small groups of 16-20 travelers, making them ideal for solo adventurers. The comprehensive routes span 18-22 days, launching from Madrid with social tapas evenings before moving to Porto's riverside scenes and Lisbon's old quarters. What makes these journeys special is their mix of guided exploration and independent time - mornings might feature expert-led walks through Seville's Santa Cruz district and Cordoba's Jewish quarter, while afternoons let you wander local cafes at your own pace. Moving south through Andalusia, you'll discover Ronda perched on its dramatic cliffs and Granada's Moorish-influenced streets before crossing to Morocco. Travelers often mention how valuable it is having local guides lead them through Chefchaouen's blue alleyways, Fez's traditional medina and craft spaces, and also Marrakech's winding souks. Several itineraries include distinctive touches like Fado shows in Coimbra, traditional cooking sessions in Moroccan homes, and camel rides as the sun sets over Sahara dunes. Spring and autumn departures tend to fill up first, when mild weather makes both cultural visits and outdoor activities more enjoyable.
Top Spain, Portugal and Morocco travel itineraries to fit your plans
The 14-day tours really let you dig deeper into each place you visit. From Madrid, you'll head to Toledo where Jewish, Christian and Muslim influences mix, then south to Granada's distinctive Arab-flavored neighborhoods. What works well is how we balance structured visits with free time - you get expert guidance through Marrakesh's lively souks and main square, but also plenty of time to discover your own favorite spots. Morocco's portion covers Fez's spiritual heart, Casablanca's massive Hassan II Mosque and Rabat's elegant royal district. Back in Spain, you'll get to know Seville's flamenco culture before crossing to Portugal, where Lisbon's maritime monuments and late-night fado venues wrap up the journey perfectly. Our recent travelers mention how local guides really bring the destinations to life, sharing stories about Islamic design, traditional craftsmanship and also regional traditions.
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Our solo travelers consistently give high marks to the small group tours through these three countries, especially those with 16-20 people. They tell us how much they value having everything arranged while still getting plenty of free time to explore. The tours starting from Madrid work particularly well - you'll meet your group over tapas dinner before diving into Porto's riverside culture and Lisbon's historic quarters. What makes these trips perfect for solo travelers is the mix of structured activities and flexible afternoons. You'll join morning walking tours through Seville's Santa Cruz quarter and Cordoba's Jewish district, then have time to discover local cafes and shops at your own pace. Our customers especially appreciate having local guides when crossing to Morocco, making the transition smooth while exploring Chefchaouen's blue streets and also Fez's ancient medina.
These longer routes running 18-22 days really hit the mark for younger travelers looking to dive deep into local culture. You'll climb up for great views in Salamanca, cruise Aveiro's canals in traditional boats and pick up some proper flamenco steps in Granada. The schedule works perfectly - full days out exploring then evenings free to check out Madrid's buzzing tapas bars or join locals in Lisbon's Barrio Alto. Morocco adds real adventure with proper mountain hiking in the Atlas range, sunset camel rides into the Sahara dunes and also wandering through Marrakech's maze-like markets. Our young travelers tell us they love mixing organized activities like Fado performances and cooking workshops with plenty of time to discover hidden spots on their own.
These 18-22 day tours work beautifully for seniors who want well-organized exploration without feeling rushed. Our morning visits take you through highlights like Seville's Plaza de España and Cordoba's Mezquita, then leave afternoons open for independent wandering. We've chosen central hotels that let travelers easily pop back for a rest between outings. The cultural transitions shine here - experienced local guides lead you through Morocco's medinas with clear cultural context, while the journey flows smoothly across Spain and Portugal with quality time in Porto's riverside quarter, Lisbon's historic Alfama, and also Granada's Alhambra palace. You'll join fellow travelers for selected group dinners featuring regional specialties, balanced with evenings to explore local restaurants on your own. With just 16-20 people per group, everyone can hear their guide clearly whether walking Toledo's medieval lanes or discovering the craft workshops of Fez.
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Best time to visit Spain, Portugal and Morocco
- Spring 2025
Spring tours through these three countries really shine in April and May when temperatures are perfect for exploring. Our most popular 18-day routes start in Madrid, taking you through Salamanca's university quarter before crossing into Portugal. What makes these special is how they combine guided visits to Porto's riverside cellars and Coimbra's ancient university with plenty of free time to wander. Our travelers consistently praise the local guides in places like Lisbon's Alfama district and Seville's Santa Cruz quarter. The journey through Morocco in spring is particularly good - you'll explore Fez's craft workshops when artisans are most active and also visit Marrakech's Djemaa el-Fna square when the evening entertainment is in full swing but temperatures are mild.
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- Summer 2025
The peak summer tours run a thoughtful mix of Spanish and Moroccan highlights, blending comfort with smart scheduling through the warmest months. Our Madrid departures flow naturally through Porto's waterfront quarter and Coimbra's historic university, leading into vibrant Lisbon. The Morocco segments are carefully planned - you'll discover Fez's artisan workshops early in the day, meet local families at their cooperatives during mild hours and drift into Marrakech's Djemaa el-Fna as evening performers appear. Travelers often mention how much they appreciate having air-conditioned transport between stops and Spanish guides who perfectly time activities around midday heat. The 18-day journeys strike an excellent balance, weaving together cultural visits to the Alhambra Palace, peaceful afternoons catching Atlantic breezes in Essaouira and also quiet nights in traditional Atlas Mountain gites. Our customers consistently note how well the routes mix indoor experiences like Porto cellar tastings with outdoor activities at cooler times - from dawn walks through medieval Salamanca to desert camel rides as the sun sets over the Sahara.
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- Fall / Autumn 2025
The autumn tours connecting Spain, Portugal and Morocco run 20-21 days with smaller groups, which our customers love especially during September and October. It kicks off with evening tapas in Madrid before heading into Portugal, mixing UNESCO sites with real local experiences along the way. You might find yourself at a traditional Fado show in Porto, learn to cook in a Fez kitchen and also try some flamenco steps in Granada. The Morocco portion works really well this time of year - there's time to wander Chefchaouen's blue medina, visit family workshops in Fez and stop at women's cooperatives too. Our recent travelers tell us having expert guides really helped them navigate the cultural shifts between Europe and North Africa during these comfortable autumn months.
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- Winter 2025 / 2026
Winter tours weaving through Spain, Portugal and Morocco last between 18-22 days, giving you a mix of cultural experiences in milder temperatures. Multi-country journeys have become quite popular with our travelers since the cooler weather makes those walking tours through Cordoba's Jewish Quarter and Granada's Arab neighborhoods much more pleasant. The routes from Madrid lead you into Porto's riverside heritage district, then across to Morocco where winter temperatures create ideal conditions for wandering Fez's craft workshops and Marrakech's traditional souks. Our guides excel at helping visitors navigate cultural nuances, which proves especially valuable when exploring Morocco's bustling medinas during peak winter season. You'll stay in authentic Moroccan riads and heritage properties throughout Spain's historic centers, though we recommend booking early as winter draws plenty of visitors avoiding summer's intense heat. The combination of visits to Granada's Alhambra Palace with explorations of Lisbon's Alfama quarter works particularly well in winter, when you can take time to appreciate the intricate architectural details instead of rushing through to escape the summer sun.
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How Long Should I Plan for Each Country When Visiting Spain Portugal and Morocco?
You'll want to give yourself at least 4-5 days in each country to really soak it all in without rushing around. Take our popular 18-day tour through all three countries for example - we split it evenly with 6 days each which our travelers tell us feels just right. You get enough time to explore amazing cities like Madrid Lisbon and Marrakech while still having moments to relax and take it all in.
What's the Best Way to Get Between These Countries?
The easiest way to cross between Spain and Morocco is by ferry across the Gibraltar Strait - it's actually quite an experience! Our 18-destination tour uses these ferry crossings and they work really well. When you're moving around within Spain and Portugal you'll want to hop on the high-speed AVE trains they're super efficient. Flying is an option for longer stretches but do think about the environmental impact.
What Hidden Gems Should I Look Out For?
You absolutely need to check out Chefchaouen up in Morocco's Rif Mountains - it's this incredible "Blue City" where everything's painted in beautiful shades of blue. We include it in our 18-destination tour because it's just that special. Asilah's another gorgeous spot along Morocco's coast with lovely beaches and such a laid-back vibe. In Spain there's Trujillo with its amazing Plaza Mayor that tells stories of conquistador history - it's a highlight on our 16-day Portugal Andalucia & Morocco journey.
What Cultural Tips Do I Need to Know Especially for Morocco?
When it comes to Morocco you'll want to dress respectfully - keep those shoulders and knees covered especially at religious sites like the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca. Don't be shy about bargaining in the souks it's totally expected just keep it friendly. If someone offers you mint tea definitely accept it's their way of welcoming you. Keep the PDA to a minimum and during Ramadan be extra mindful of local customs.