The adventure kicks off at an old bodega turned tapas bar, where things have hardly changed since the 1930s. With a glass of the city’s favorite aperitif—sweet vermouth—in hand, you’ll enjoy tasting locally cured meats, cheeses, olives, and other Spanish delicacies.

Your private guide will take you on a whirlwind panoramic tour of this wonderful city by bike. This is a great way to get some exercise while learning your way around Barcelona’s historic streets. In the afternoon you will visit La Sagrada Familia and Park Güell accompanied by your local guide. 

Today you can explore Barcelona on your own, visiting one of the many museums or opt for one of the several day trips – you can choose between mountains, beaches and pretty little towns, all just a short ride away. You can also learn about Spanish cuisine in a Cooking Class!

Take the train to San Sebastian. Sit back and enjoy the scenery for the journey to the Basque Country. In the evening, you will visit an authentic cider house, whose walls are lined with barrels of freshly fermented cider, waiting to be tapped whenever thirst strikes.

Your private local guide will show you the beauty of this region. You will visit a Txakolli winery and explore the streets of the beautiful cities of Hondarribia and  Pasai Donibane.

Drive to the imposing city of Bilbao, where you will explore the city with an expert guide on a gastronomic experience. This tour combines the culinary offerings of the Spanish Basque Country with the highlights of Bilbao. The old town is also the best place to enjoy local cuisine.

Today, you will visit the icon of Bilbao the shiny titanium Guggenheim Museum Bilbao. It is one of the most emblematic buildings of modern architecture. In the afternoon, your guide will take you north to Plentzia, where you will visit the world’s first underwater winery.

Drive to Oviedo, on your way stop at the Altamira Caves: Spain’s finest prehistoric art, the wonderful paintings of bison, horses, deer, and other animals. You can also stop in Santillana del Mar for lunch before arriving to Oviedo.

Today you will drive to Santiago de Compostela, en route there are several interesting places to stop for lunch and explore before arriving to Santiago de Compostela. In the evening, enjoy your first taste of Galicia cuisine.

There is much more to Santiago then just the cathedral: you will visit Santiago’s Old Medieval Town with its impressive Baroque buildings in granite, the grandiose 12th-century Romanesque Cathedral, its 18th century lively market of Abastos and medieval frame to discover all the treasures this wonderful city.

Today opt for an excursion outside the city to experience the Galician countryside. Visit the wine region in the seaside of Cambados, discover A Coruña, Lugo or Pontevedra amog many others.

On route, make a stop in Viana do Castelo, the jewel of the Costa Verde, Viana do Castelo is blessed with an appealing medieval center, an attractive riverfront, and lovely beaches just outside the city. Finish the day in Porto.

This guided tour will take you through the most important places in the second most populated city in Portugal. Settled by Romans, this is an iconic city known for its delicious Port wine, medieval houses along the beautiful Douro River, and churches built from blue and white tiles.

Discover Douro Valley on a day trip. You will visit the vineyards of the region while your guide explains the process of winemaking as you taste the wine.  You will end today’s visit with a panoramic boat cruise that will cross the Douro Valley.

Transfer to Lisbon, along the way, you’ll make a stop in Coimbra, the medieval capital of Portugal. Coimbra is a multi-colored collage of buildings spanning almost a millennium. Finish the day with a Fado dinner in Lisbon.

Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, a city built on seven hills. It is a charming and friendly city, with a cosmopolitan population, World Heritage monuments and impressive museums. A place where every corner breathes history, culture and art.

Cascais is the premier beach destination for holidaymakers from Lisbon, and it was once the coastal playground of Portuguese royalty. Then it is off to Sintra —some can’t-miss locales in this area include the dramatic coastal cliffs of the Cabo de Roca.

Today you catch your flight home full of memories of Spain and Portugal. If you have the time, you can spend a few days relaxing in the Algarve after your journey through the Iberian Peninsula.

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