A kaleidoscopic adventure that takes you from some of the most cosmopolitan cities of Europe, to an exotic and vivid land of medinas and minarets.

Exotic and fascinating, the Kingdom of Morocco is rich in history and culture, offering travelers intriguing historical sites, authentic cuisine, and changing scenery that is perfect for travelers wanting to explore and learn about a new destination. In Marrakesh, step back in time as you wander through the Jemaa-el-Fna, a square and exotic bazaar offering some of the greatest open-air entertainment. Listen to the storytellers—an integral part of the culture—and browse for handicrafts. It’s not hard to imagine what it was like in the past, a time when caravans loaded their camels with food and goods to sell at the markets.

In Fez, take an optional tour to see the ancient medina. Founded in the 9th century, it is one of the largest medieval cities in the world and now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Stroll through its souks (markets) and alleys, which are virtually unchanged since the Middle Ages. Taste authentic Moroccan cuisine and take in the sights and sounds of this fascinating city.

On this tour you’ll also visit Casablanca, Meknes, Ouarzazate, Ifrane, Erfoud, and Rabat, Morocco’s vibrant capital. Admire changing scenery as the Middle Atlas mountain range transforms to desert as you approach the Erfoud oasis. This affordable vacation to Morocco is truly an once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

Combine the highlights of the Iberian Peninsula with fascinating Morocco on this unforgettable vacation. Start in Madrid, Spain’s grand capital, then visit fortified Avila, with its many towers, and renaissance Salamanca. Enter Portugal and arrive in Coimbra, a charming hillside town that overlooks the Mondego River. Visit the Batalha Monastery and the Sanctuary of Fátima, and arrive in explorer Henry the Navigator’s exquisite city of Lisbon. Spend two nights in spectacular Seville before boarding a ferry for Morocco. As you arrive on the African continent, motor to the old walled city of Fez for two overnights. Visit a traditional medina on the included sightseeing tour. Next, head through the Middle Atlas mountain range to Marrakesh, known for its colorful Djemaa el Fna, a square bustling with acrobats, storytellers, dancers, singers, and food stalls. See Casablanca, then Rabat, capital of the Kingdom of Morocco. Re-cross the Strait of Gibraltar and return to mainland Spain. Drive through the Andalusian countryside to Granada for a treat: a visit to the exotic Alhambra complex, residence of Moorish kings. Retrace Don Quixote’s footsteps as you travel past the windmills and castles of La Mancha, then return to Madrid for the conclusion of your exciting journey.

This comprehensive vacation starts in Lisbon with a welcome dinner and sightseeing including Jeronimos Monastery. Travel south and visit a tile workshop in Azeitao and continue to Seville, Spain, where sightseeing features a visit to the Alcazar. Ferry across the Strait of Gibraltar and overnight in Rabat, Morocco. Time to admire the Royal Palace and to visit the Mohammed V Mausoleum and Chellah’s Roman Relics before continuing to exotic Casablanca, where an exclusive lunch at Rick’s Café, made famous in the movie Casablanca, has been arranged for you. In Marrakesh, guided sightseeing visits Bahia Palace and the Saadian Tombs (if closed, visit Badia Palace instead). In Erfoud, in the heart of the Sahara, an exciting four-wheel drive through the sand dunes awaits you. Also visit Fez, Meknes, and Tangier before sailing across the Strait to the Bay of Algeciras. There’s time to visit the Rock of Gibraltar and St. Michael’s Caves. Enjoy a whole day at leisure on the Costa del Sol, then continue to Granada to visit the Alhambra Complex and the Water Gardens of the Generalife, and to enjoy dinner at a local restaurant. Stop in Toledo to see one of El Greco’s masterpieces in the Santo Tomé Church on your way to Madrid, where guided sightseeing visits the famous Prado Museum. For your farewell celebration, a special paella dinner has been prepared.

This comprehensive vacation starts in Lisbon with a welcome dinner and sightseeing including Jeronimos Monastery. Travel south and visit a tile workshop in Azeitao and continue to Seville, Spain, where sightseeing features a visit to the Alcazar. Ferry across the Strait of Gibraltar and overnight in Rabat, Morocco. Time to admire the Royal Palace and to visit the Mohammed V Mausoleum and Chellah’s Roman Relics before continuing to exotic Casablanca, where an exclusive lunch at Rick’s Café, made famous in the movie Casablanca, has been arranged for you. In Marrakesh, guided sightseeing visits Bahia Palace and the Saadian Tombs (if closed, visit Badia Palace instead). In Erfoud, in the heart of the Sahara, an exciting four-wheel drive through the sand dunes awaits you. Also visit Fez, Meknes, and Tangier before sailing across the Strait to the Bay of Algeciras. There’s time to visit the Rock of Gibraltar and St. Michael’s Caves. Enjoy a whole day at leisure on the Costa del Sol, then continue to Granada to visit the Alhambra Complex and the Water Gardens of the Generalife, and to enjoy dinner at a local restaurant. Stop in Toledo to see one of El Greco’s masterpieces in the Santo Tomé Church on your way to Madrid, where guided sightseeing visits the famous Prado Museum and a special paella dinner has been prepared for you. Finally, hop aboard the high-speed AVE train, which will whisk you east to fabulous Barcelona. Spend three overnights and enjoy guided sightseeing of the major highlights and plenty of leisure time to make your own discoveries!

Included are your transfer by high-speed AVE train and morning guided sightseeing with a visit to Park Güell and Gaudi’s Sagrada Familia Basilica.

This trip covers Spain, Morocco, and Portugal, concentrating on the southern part of the Iberian Peninsula. Start with an included welcome dinner in Madrid. Two-night stays in the cities of Madrid, Lisbon, and Seville allow enough time for in-depth sightseeing, including visits to Madrid’s Prado Museum, Lisbon’s Jeronimos Monastery, and Seville’s Alcazar. In Salamanca, a special dinner at a local restaurant has been included so that you can sample the local specialties. Another highlight is an elevator ride from lower to upper Lisbon to enjoy the views. The overnight in Tangier gives you a nice taste of Morocco, with a spectacular panoramic drive to Cap Spartel, where a glass of hot mint tea and biscuits await. Enjoy ferry crossings over the Strait of Gibraltar and a full day at leisure at the Costa del Sol, giving you the possibility to join an optional excursion to the Rock of Gibraltar. Continue to Granada to visit the famed Alhambra complex and the Water Gardens of the Generalife. Also stop in Toledo, where you’ll see one of El Greco’s most famous paintings. Back in Madrid, a farewell dinner celebrates the success of your Iberian Vacation.

Morocco is a colourful mix of Islamic, Arabic and African influences. Spain and France have left their mark too, making for a rich and unique travel experience.

This fantastic trip covers three countries—Spain, Morocco, and Portugal—concentrating on the southern part of the Iberian Peninsula. On this tour, there is ample time for in-depth sightseeing and you’ll see many of the area’s historic sights, including the Alcazar in Seville, founded in the 11th century as a Moorish fortress, and the Alhambra Complex in Granada. The Alhambra was a palace, citadel, and fortress for the Nasrid sultans and their servants, elite soldiers, and high officials from the 13th to 14th centuries.

If you’re interested in religious sights, this tour is not to be missed. Visit the Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Rosary in Fatima, where pilgrims from all over the world visit; Jeronimos Monastery in Lisbon, built to thank the Virgin Mary for Portugal’s success in its voyages around the world; the Santo Tomé Church in Toledo, which has one of El Greco’s most famous paintings; the Sagrada Familia Basilica in Barcelona; and more.

Ferry crossings over the Strait of Gibraltar afford you spectacular views of the Rock. There’s a full day at leisure at the Costa del Sol, so you can enjoy the sandy beaches, browse the shops, or join an optional excursion to the Rock of Gibraltar. An overnight in Tangier gives you a nice taste of Morocco and features a panoramic drive to Cap Spartel and a visit to the colorful Grand Socco square.

These are just a few of the many highlights on this wonderful trip to Spain, Portugal, and Morocco—a trip of a lifetime!