Iberian best and Mysterious Morocco (25 destinations)

Welcome to the vibrant city of Madrid! Upon your arrival, you'll be transferred to your hotel (Hilton or similar) where you can unwind before the adventure begins. In the evening, immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of Plaza Mayor and La Latina, renowned for their bustling nightlife and delectable tapas. Choose from a variety of dining options, including Indian, Chinese, Spanish, and Middle Eastern cuisines.

Depart Madrid early, traveling south through the picturesque region of La Mancha. Stop in the quaint village of Puerto Lápice, reminiscent of Don Quixote's adventures. Continue into Andalusia, arriving in Granada for a delightful lunch. In the afternoon, explore the magnificent Alhambra Palace and its enchanting Generalife Gardens, guided by a local expert. Note: Alhambra visit is subject to availability; alternatively, visit the Royal Alcázar of Seville.

Leave Granada behind as you journey along the Costa del Sol to Algeciras or Tarifa, where you'll board a ferry to cross the Strait of Gibraltar. Upon arrival in Morocco, traverse stunning landscapes to reach Asilah, a vibrant walled city on the Atlantic coast. After lunch, continue to Rabat, where a delightful dinner awaits.

Embark on a city tour of Seville, visiting the majestic cathedral and its famous Giralda tower. Explore the banks of the Guadalquivir River and wander through the charming neighborhoods of Santa Cruz and Triana. After the tour, enjoy a relaxing boat ride on the river, offering stunning panoramic views. In the evening, consider attending a popular flamenco tablao.

Leave Seville behind, traveling through picturesque landscapes to Mérida. Visit the Archaeological Ensemble, featuring a well-preserved Roman Theater and Amphitheater. Enjoy lunch and a stroll through the vibrant historic center before continuing to Évora, known for its whitewashed streets and Renaissance palaces. Arrive in Lisbon in the evening.

Embark on a sightseeing tour of Lisbon, exploring its charming alleys, iconic tiles, and the beautiful Atlantic light. Visit the Belem neighborhood, where great navigators set sail in the 15th century. Enjoy free time in the afternoon to explore Bairro Alto and its viewpoint. In the evening, return to the hotel from the lively Restauradores Square.

Travel north to visit Fátima, a revered sanctuary. Continue to Porto, Portugal's second-largest city, where you'll have free time for lunch. Embark on a panoramic tour of this charming coastal city, known for its cobblestone streets, colorful houses, and delicious wines. Visit one of its historic cellars before enjoying free time to explore at your leisure.

Travel through stunning landscapes to Braga, where you'll ride the world's oldest water-operated cable car to the Sanctuary of Bom Jesus. Continue into Galicia, visiting the historic town of Cambados in Rías Baixas. Enjoy a glass-bottom boat trip along the Ría de Arousa, learning about mussel and oyster production. Arrive in Santiago de Compostela for a city tour, exploring its medieval streets and renowned pilgrimage sites.