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- Pilgrimage to Fatima & Lourdes with Barcelona (Fatima to Barcelona) (2025)
Seasoned guides unveil Portugal and Spain's finest sites, from Porto's wine cellars to Granada's Alhambra. Cultural shows, cooking classes, and wine tastings come alive with professional commentary throughout.
Duration 22 days Destinations Portugal, Spain, Gibraltar, Morocco Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator On The Go Tours From $10,555
45% Off- US$5,805You save $4,749
Local guides illuminate Iberian treasures, from Lisbon's Jeronimos Monastery to Toledo's ancient streets. English and Spanish commentary provided, with specialized expertise at UNESCO sites like Cordoba's Mosque-Cathedral.
Duration 16 days Destinations Spain, Portugal, Morocco Age Range up to 99 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator VPT Tours From $2,220
10% Off- US$1,999You save $222
Lisbon's Belem Tower, Fatima's Shrine, and Seville's Santa Cruz Quarter reveal Iberian culture. Premium hotels like Lutecia Lisbon and Silken Al-Andalus Palace host guests while local experts share regional insights.
Duration 13 days Destinations Spain, Portugal, Morocco Age Range up to 99 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator VPT Tours From $1,972
10% Off- US$1,775You save $197
From Lisbon 12-Day Andalucia & Morocco
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“An excellent choice and variation of destinations. Many of our stops to explore the various cities and towns had local guides.”
Donald, traveled in April
The path from Lisbon to Madrid reveals cultural treasures. Accommodations at Silken Al-Andalus Palace in Seville and Los Ángeles in Granada complement visits to UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Duration 12 days Destinations Portugal, Spain, Morocco Age Range 1 to 99 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator VPT Tours From $1,858
10% Off- US$1,673You save $185
Your path leads from Barcelona's Passeig de Gracia to Lisbon's Hieronymite Monastery. Stops include Fátima's pilgrimage sites, Salamanca's Plaza Mayor, and Seville's Gothic Cathedral, enhanced by professional commentary and audio headsets.
Duration 13 days Destinations Spain, Gibraltar, Portugal Age Range 8 to 90 year olds Operator Bucket List Group Travel LLC From
10% Off- US$3,590
The grand tour winds through Portugal and Spain's highlights. Porto's historic Ribeira district, Lisbon's Belem Tower, and Granada's Alhambra await. Accommodations include the 4-star Lutecia Lisbon and Los Angeles Granada, with 34 meals included.
Duration 21 days Destinations Spain, Portugal, Morocco Age Range 2 to 99 year olds Operator Wingbuddy From
10% Off- US$3,479
Rich cultural heritage unfolds from Porto's wine cellars to Granada's Alhambra. Knowledgeable guides illuminate UNESCO sites like Batalha Monastery and Cordoba's Mosque. Includes Douro cruise and local cultural insights.
Duration 21 days Destinations Spain, Portugal, Morocco Age Range 1 to 99 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator Julia Travel From
10% Off- US$3,582
Expert guides lead comprehensive tours through Portugal and Spain's greatest sites. Visit Porto's historic cellars, Córdoba's magnificent Mosque, and Granada's stunning Alhambra. Enjoy luxury coach travel and daily breakfast while exploring 23 cities over 21 enriching days.
Duration 21 days Destinations Portugal, Spain, Morocco Age Range up to 99 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator Julia Travel From $4,241
10% Off- US$3,817You save $424
Pilgrimage to Fatima & Lourdes with Barcelona (Fatima to Barcelona) (2025)
72 Reviews by TourRadar travelersSpiritual and cultural sites from Fatima's Basilica to Barcelona's Gothic Quarter reveal Iberian traditions. Hotel de Fatima and Occidental 1929 host visitors during UNESCO site visits and regional wine dinners.
Duration 10 days Destinations Portugal, Spain, France Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator Collette From $2,199
15% Off- US$1,869You save $329
What people love about Fully Guided Tours in Portugal and Spain
- Portugal , Andalucia & Morocco, 16 days
Our tour guides in Spain and Portugal ( Patricia and Maria ) were amazing and super nice . Tried to make us feel comfortable all the time. Professional and informative. Hotels were mediocre and food was not good. On the other, the guide in Morocco ( Nail) was extremely bad, unprofessional, rude and giving wrong infos all the time! Never made sure everybody hears him.. walked quickly when we had people with difficulty walking and he never cared if they heard him or if they were able to catch up! We politely asked him to say the same info in Spanish and Arabic cuz maybe he got carried away with Spanish but he just gave us his back and walked away!!Being Arab and Muslim I know many infos he gave were made up and false which was bad cuz he was explaining to clueless travellers who are not local. It was about the ruling family, about people in power and how they got there and how they own everything sometimes in corrupt ways. About a never heard before saudi prince ( ashmawi) and how saudi royals are related to Moroccan ones cuz they are descendants of prophet? I’m saudi and i know they never claimed that, it’s all fake info. About how Palestinians are faking their own struggles and Israelis being the best cuz they donated tomato fields to Morocco??!! A minister who owns all gas stations and about a colleague guide who got super rich with hotel chains through shady business? I don’t think a guide should give his own delusions or personal opinions about things nor talk bad about his country. When confronted he said he was the best in Morocco and he’s been doing it for years ? he almost attacked me physically if it was not for my brother protecting me and started yelling and shouting calling us trouble makers and all kinds of things I’ve been all over the world, doing so many tours but I’ve never seen someone as bad nor ill-mannered!! Even by the end of the tour when I went to thank him and the driver he literally gave me his back! I think a corrective action needs to be taken and also he should never be a guide for your tours again
- From Lisbon 12-Day Andalucia & Morocco
I think the first thing that we really enjoyed about the tour were the many interesting cities and towns that we visited . An excellent choice and variation of destinations. We heard some negative comments about how, because the organizers had to move many people around on different schedules and trips we were only with the tour members an average of 2 to 3 days before they would disappear onto another bus to go either to other venues or even ending their tour. This did not really bother us as we weren’t there to meet people. We were there to see the country. The company tour guides also changed frequently. And to be honest, some were better than others, especially when it came to communicating in English. There were a few glitches, but it was very understandable because of the difficulty in arranging so many people that were doing different things at the same time. For example, some people on the bus would be starting their trip, while others would be halfway through their trip, while others were finishing their trip all within a day or two. Many of our stops to explore the various cities and towns had local guides. All of them were very good at communicating in our language of choice and were very knowledgeable. During our 12 day tour, there were two hotels that were way below our expectations. All of the others were excellent, or even above our expectations. Perhaps more cultural events could be added to the trip. We really enjoyed the flamenco dancing, so maybe more music, dance and theatre events could be considered. The only true negative experience that we had was during the last leg of our trip when a Spanish movie was put on to watch on the bus, and the volume was extremely loud and disturbing, especially since it was at 8:45 In the morning. I would strongly suggest just using the Spanish subtitles so that other guests could sleep or read peacefully. Other than that we enjoyed our trip immensely. Thank you.
- Spain, Portugal & Morocco
Salida de Madrid (18/04/2024): Salimos directamente de la base de VPT en Madrid y el servicio a cliente ahí no es agradable cuando no eres un cliente directo de ellos. No nos aclararon el proceso, solo nos dijeron que esperaramos ahí a que alguien gritara nuestro nombre. Podrían ser más cordiales y con mayor claridad del proceso de recolección e inicio de los tours. Tour hacia Portugal (Natxo): En general todo excelente: el autobús (disponible con cargador USB, aire acondicionado, asientos cómodos), el conductor (excelente conductor) y el guía ( excelente en organización y atención). Los hoteles en Portugal: Hotel Lutecia (Lisboa) - Terrible que solo tuviera un elevador disponible y 3 autobuses haciendo check-in, pero en general el hotel bien. Hotel Aeminium (Coimbra) - Mal servicio de cena y desayuno, no era el de todos los huespedes. Las habitaciones estaban muy bien. Hotel Sol Principe (Torremolinos) - TERRIBLE experiencia en este hotel, de ida hacia Marruecos y de regreso a España. El hotel es viejo, con poco mantenimiento y pésimo servicio al cliente a la llegada. Nos dieron LAS PEORES habitaciones. Asignan habitaciones en el piso 11 y el elevador solo llega al 10, se tuvo que cargar las maletas 1 piso por las escaleras porque no tienen servicio de botones. El wifi no llega al piso 11. Lo único bueno del hotel es el buffet del desayuno y cena. Lo demás hoteles, todo muy bien en general. Tour opcional en Portugal (Sintra): Mala organización en la salida al tour - llegamos tarde a Sintra y nos dejaron solo 45min para poder recorrer la ciudad, lo cual no es suficiente para visitar los lugares más importantes! Tour de Andalucia (Carmen): Conductor y autobús muy bien. La guía bien, aunque podría limitarse a no emitir opiniones. Emitir opiniones acerca de temas como las corridas de toros es algo muy personal que debería evitar. Su organización en los hoteles y las salidas fue muy buena. Tranferencia a Marruecos: La recolección y la organización para subir al ferry bien, pero la información que se compartió no fue completa (agente: Inmaculada): no explicaron que se tenía que sellar el pasaporte subiendose al ferry, no explicaron el proceso para subirse al ferry, no explicaron el proceso para llegar a Marruecos bajando del ferry. Tour en Marruecos: Nos mezclaron con un grupo francés e inglés. Esto hizo MUY dificil y lentos TODOS los procesos. El guía hizo lo mejor que pudo para mantener todas las explicaciones en los 3 idiomas simultáneamente, pero era claro que no todo se podía compartir en los 3 idiomas en todo momento. Deberían tener un máximo de 2 idiomas simultáneos. Los tours a pie se dividían así y estuvieron muy bien organizados y guiados. El autobús era de menor calidad, no tenía cargadores ni servicio de Wifi, y el último día se descompuso la puerta. El conductor y el guía hicieron lo mejor que pudieron con sus herramientas de trabajo. Hoteles en Marruecos: Hilton Tanger - El MEJOR hotel de TODO el tour. Palm Plaza de Marrakesh - Hotel viejo, poco manteniemiento. La puerta de los baños no cerraba, la cama estaba muy incómoda. Mala asignación de habitaciones (nos dieron una habitación sobre el Club con mucho ruido nocturno). El servicio de buffet es bastante bueno. Los demás hoteles en Marruecos estaban excelentes. Las Tiendas a las que nos llevaron durante el tour en Marruecos son una ESTAFA a los turistas. Abusan de la confianza, pues no son ni los mejores lugares, ni los más baratos. Encontramos artículos que vendían a la mitad de precio en otras tiendas que recorrimos por nuestra cuenta. Cena opcional en Fes (experiencia árabe): PÉSIMA EXPERIENCIA --> TERRIBLE!!! Entrando pudimos notar que la zona que nos asignaron en el palacio era vieja y poco cuidada. Nos asignaron una mesa detrás de un enorme poste, de dónde no se veía nada. Nos dieron una mesa pequeña para 10 personas (de la mitad de tamaño que la que asignaron a un grupo de 9 franceses). La cena fue la misma que lo que habíamos comido a medio día. Los artistas eran de muy baja calidad (bailarinas, mago, músicos, etc) y la atención de los meseros era grosera (aventaban los platos con muy mala cara) Cena opcional en Marrakesh (experiencia bereber): EXCELENTE!! Es el tipo de experiencias que un turista espera experimentar con lo que se vende y platica. Transferencia de regreso a España: El guía explicó bien el proceso y se pudo hacer el regreso sin contratiempos. La recolección en Tarifa fue otra vez un problema, pues la agente (Inmaculada) llegó tarde a recogernos. La tuvimos que esperar afuera de los autobuses durante casi 1 hora bajo el sol a que se organizara, nos dividiera y nos asignara nuestros lugares en cada autobús. Tour de Andalucia (Ofelia): La guía y el conductor hicieron un buen trabajo, pero el autobus no era cómodo, no tenía servicio de Wifi y no tenía cargadores. No hizo sentido tener 3 personas angloparlantes en este autobús lleno de castellanos, cuando tienes otro autobús lleno de angloparlantes siguiendo la misma ruta. Hizo el tour más lento y, aunque la guía hizo un esfuerzo, su nivel de inglés no es muy bueno. Hotel Sol Principe en Torremolinos: Ver referencia arriba. Este hotel NO ESTÁ a la altura del servicio que se ofrece en todo el tour. Debería quedar FUERA. Hotel Los Angeles en Granada: buen hotel, aunque tiene detalles que debe cuidar en las habitaciones (puerta del baño no cierra, secadora de cabello no funcionaba) TODOS LOS GUIAS LOCALES ESTUVIERON EXCELENTES. Manejo de idioma, manejo del grupo, organización y conocimientos. LAS PARADAS: Todas las paradas que se hicieron en las carreteras durante el tour en Portugal, Andalucía y Marruecos estuvieron muy bien y oportunos. Debería intentarse no hacer las paradas simultáneas con todos los grupos para evitar aglomeraciones en los baños. El tema de seguridad y confianza en todos los lugares que visitamos estuvieron excelentes. Los conductores muy responsables con el tema de nuestras pertenencias en los autobuses.
What our customers ask about Portugal and Spain Guided Tours & Trips
How many days are recommended to properly explore Portugal and Spain on a guided tour?
A well-paced tour of Portugal and Spain typically takes between 15 to 21 days letting travelers see the key destinations comfortably. The 15-day Discovery of Spain & Portugal tour represents a standard itinerary with stays in Madrid (2-3 days) Barcelona (2 days) Lisbon (2-3 days) and Porto (2 days). While some travelers note Seville could use an extra day the schedule allows time for cultural highlights like wine sampling in Porto's historic cellars and evening entertainment in Seville's flamenco bars. The duration strikes a balance between seeing major sites and having time to wander local neighborhoods.
What is the best time of year to take a guided tour in Portugal and Spain?
The shoulder seasons of spring (April-May) and fall (September-October) provide pleasant temperatures and manageable crowds. Summer brings intense heat particularly in southern Spanish cities like Seville where thermometers regularly hit 95°F/35°C. Past travelers report May offers excellent conditions for exploring with the added bonus of spring festivals. Many hotels like Barcelona's Hotel Catalonia Plaza take advantage of the mild weather with outdoor dining spaces during these prime months.
How much does a fully guided tour of Portugal and Spain typically cost?
Expect to pay between 150-350 USD daily with price variations based on hotel quality and what's included. Higher-end options like Eskapas' 21-day tour average 354 USD per day covering 4-star properties such as Lisbon's Lutecia most meals and professional guides. While a 15-day trip at 3,640 USD represents a significant investment travelers often note the value considering the included accommodations transport and expert-led experiences. Peak season (May-September) generally commands premium rates.
What type of accommodation can I expect on a fully guided tour in Portugal and Spain?
Tour accommodations center on well-located 4-star hotels such as Seville's Silken Al-Andalus Palace and the centrally positioned Hotel Roma in Lisbon. Some itineraries feature unique stays in converted monasteries in Santiago de Compostela or historic paradors in Granada. Standard amenities include air conditioning WiFi and on-site dining. The emphasis remains on properties that blend comfort with convenient access to main attractions and public transit options.
How much free time is typically available during guided tours in Portugal and Spain?
Tours generally mix structured activities with independent exploration. A typical schedule includes morning guided visits to places like Lisbon's Jerónimos Monastery followed by open afternoons for personal interests. Evening meals often remain flexible allowing for either group dining or independent restaurant exploration. Major stops like Madrid Porto and Barcelona usually include dedicated free time ranging from afternoons to full days letting travelers pursue their own interests.
What type of cultural experiences are included in guided tours of Portugal and Spain?
Tours focus on meaningful local connections through various activities. Standard inclusions range from visits to UNESCO sites like Granada's Alhambra to hands-on cooking classes and wine tastings at Porto's historic cellars. Many itineraries feature local market tours artisan workshop visits and traditional music performances. These experiences aim to provide genuine insights into local life while avoiding tourist traps.
What should I pack for a guided tour in Portugal and Spain?
Reliable walking shoes prove essential for navigating historic districts like Porto's Ribeira and Toledo's medieval streets. Weather-appropriate clothing should include light layers for Lisbon's cool mornings and Madrid's evenings. Religious sites such as Barcelona's Sagrada Familia require modest dress. Summer travelers especially in southern Spain need sun protection including hats sunscreen and water bottles. Consider packing a mix of casual and smart casual attire for various activities and dining experiences.
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