A tour through Andalucia and Morocco blends history, culture, and striking landscapes. Begin in Andalucia, where cities like Seville, Córdoba, and Granada reveal Moorish architecture, flamenco rhythms, and whitewashed hill towns. Continue south to the Rock of Gibraltar, a unique outpost with dramatic views across the Mediterranean. Crossing the Strait, arrive in Tangier, a cosmopolitan port city that has long served as a gateway between Europe and Africa. From there, venture into the Rif Mountains to explore the blue-hued lanes of Chefchaouen, known for its charm and relaxed atmosphere. The journey culminates in Marrakech, where the vibrant souks, ornate palaces, and lively Jemaa el-Fnaa square offer an unforgettable immersion into Moroccan life
Arrive at Madrid International Airport, meet and greet our representative (Sam Nhairy) and our national guide, then depart for your hotel to check in, baggage handling, dinner, and then rest for the night.
Enjoy your breakfast this morning, meet our local guide for a full day sightseeing tour of Madrid to include:
Back to your hotel to freshen up for dinner and entertainment at a local restaurant. Return to your hotel and retire for the night.
Enjoy your breakfast, baggage handling then check out. Will head for Seville via Cordoba for a brief sightseeing tour to include:
Lunch will be served at the Bodegas Campos or similar, included. Resume our tour if time permits to visit the Jewish Quarter (La Judería). Depart for Seville, arrive and check in to your hotel, baggage handling and dinner. Retire for the night.
After breakfast, we will join our national tour guide for a full-day sightseeing tour to include:
Return to your hotel and freshen up for dinner at a local restaurant included. Back to your hotel and retire for the night.
After breakfast, baggage handling, and then check out. This morning, we will resume a morning sightseeing tour of Sevilla to include:
The Triana Neighborhood Walk: Explore the historic neighborhood famous for its flamenco culture and ceramics.
The Ceramics Museum and the Church of Santa Ana.
The Barrio Santa Cruz: Enjoy a free time in the narrow, winding streets of Seville’s old Jewish quarter. Explore local shops, colorful buildings, and hidden plazas. Lunch is on your own. After lunch, we will depart for Granada. Arrive at your hotel in Granada, check in, Baggage handling, dinner, and retire for the night.
After breakfast, we will join our national tour guide for a full-day sightseeing tour to include:
Enjoy your breakfast, baggage handling, and then check out. Depart for La Linea via Malaga, where we make a stop for a brief visit of the city and lunch on your own. If time permits, we will visit the Plaza de la Merced, where Picasso’s childhood home is located, which sets a perfect tone for exploring Málaga’s art and history. Explore the Alcazaba and Roman Theatre, an 11th-century Moorish fortress with gardens, courtyards, and stunning views of the sea and city. After lunch, on the bus to La Linea. Arrive at your hotel, baggage handling, dinner, and rest for the night.
Enjoy your breakfast, baggage handling, and then check out. Cross the border from La Línea to Gibraltar. It’s recommended to have your passport ready, as you’ll need to go through customs. Walking across is quick and convenient. Head to the Gibraltar Cable Car base station, which is about a 15-minute walk from the border. The cable car takes you to the top of the Rock, offering panoramic views of Gibraltar, the Mediterranean, and the Spanish coast.
After lunch, we will head for Tarifa port to leave Europe for North Africa/Morocco. Enjoy an hour and a half sailing to Tangier port. Meet our local guide and motor coach. Check in to your hotel, baggage handling, Free in the afternoon. Dinner, and rest for the night.
After breakfast, meet our guide to enjoy a full day sightseeing tour of Tangier. The city that has always fascinated artists such as Henri Matisse, Tennessee Williams, Mark Twain, and others. Visit
The Petit Socco Square and its cafés, especially the famous Tingis. Tour the museum of The old American Legation, (if open), where paintings are on display and one room is dedicated to the American writer Paul Bowles. Enjoy a pleasant walk in Mendoubia Park situated north of Grand Socco Square. Discover a giant banyan tree and a dragon tree, alleged to be 800 years old. Today’s lunch is on your own at a local restaurant. We will also visit the Hercules Caves beneath Spartel Cape, whose lighthouse guides ships through the treacherous Straits of Gibraltar. Return to your hotel and freshen up for dinner at a local restaurant, then rest for the night.
Enjoy your breakfast. Depart for the blue city of Chefchouen. It is located in the Rif Mountains, and it’s known for its blue and white lime-washed houses. Enjoy the attractive view of the grand Tarik-Ben-Ziad mosque, whose octagonal minaret is inspired by that of the Torre de Oro in Seville. This Andalusian architecture can be found in the kasbah and its gardens at the center of the medina. Its walls and its 11 crenellated towers, of which one used to be a dungeon, house an interesting ethnographic museum. Enjoy your lunch on your own at a local restaurant, and have free time for shopping. Return to your hotel in Tangier, dinner and rest for the night.
Enjoy your breakfast, baggage handling, then checkout. Depart for Marrakech via Rabat, the imperial and capital city of Morocco. If time permits, we will have a brief tour of the Mohamed V Mausoleum and the medieval Hassan Tower. Lunch is included at a local restaurant in Rabat. Resume our driving to the red and imperial city of Marrakech. Arrive at your hotel to check in, baggage handling, dinner, and rest for the night
Enjoy your breakfast this morning at your hotel, included. Meet our national guide for a full-day sightseeing tour of the pearl of the south. This imperial city was founded in the 11th century and, once upon a time, was the capital city of Morocco. Lunch, and free time for shopping on your own at the famous Djamaa El Fn’a square. Visits will include the Koutoubia Mosque, known as a masterpiece of the Almohades dynasty art, the Bahia Palace, the Badia Palace, and Majorelle Garden. Return to your hotel and freshen up for dinner and entertainment at a local restaurant. Return to your hotel and retire for the night.
Enjoy your breakfast this morning at your hotel, baggage handling, then depart for Menara airport for your flight back home.
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Breakfast = B
Lunch: L
Dinner= D
Transportation by air-conditioned
12 Accommodation in 4 and 5-star* hotels
Baggage handling
Daily Breakfast
Meals and entertainment
Service of a national guide
Service of local guides
Entrance fees to all museums as per the itinerary
Water on the bus
All taxes
Airline Tickets
All types of insurance (Highly recommended)
All sorts of drinks except water
Tips for the national guide
Tips for the driver
The Puerta del Sol, the central square, and explore nearby streets
The Plaza Mayor, Madrid’s historic heart, has stunning architecture. Enjoy lunch at a traditional Madrid restaurant, such as Sobrino de Botín, the world’s oldest restaurant, or similar on own.
The La Mezquita (Mosque-Cathedral), a stunning architectural masterpiece.
The Roman Bridge and the Alcázar of the Christian Monarchs
The Puerta del Sol, the central square, and explore nearby streets
The Plaza Mayor, Madrid’s historic heart, has stunning architecture.
The Royal Palace of Madrid, one of Europe’s largest palaces
The Almudena Cathedral and nearby Sabatini Gardens
The Rock, visit St. Michael’s Cave. This impressive limestone cave is filled with stalactites and stalagmites, and it’s illuminated to highlight the natural formations. There’s also an auditorium inside the cave, often used for concerts.
Visit the Great Siege Tunnels, which were dug during the late 18th century, and played a crucial role in Gibraltar’s defense.
The Plaza de la Merced, where Picasso’s childhood home is located, sets a perfect tone for exploring Málaga’s art and history.
The Alcazaba and Roman Theatre is an 11th-century Moorish fortress with gardens, courtyards, and stunning views of the sea and city.
The Petit Socco Square and its cafés, especially the famous Tingis. Tour the museum of
The old American Legation (if open), where paintings are on display, and one room is dedicated to the American writer Paul Bowles. Enjoy a pleasant walk in
Mendoubia Park is situated north of Grand Socco Square.
The Hercules Caves are beneath Spartel Cape, whose lighthouse guides ships through the treacherous Straits of Gibraltar.
The blue city of Chefchouen. It is located in the Rif Mountains, and it’s known for its blue and white lime-washed houses. Enjoy the attractive view of the grand Tarik-Ben-Ziad mosque, and more.
The Mohamed V Mausoleum
The medieval Hassan Tower
The Koutoubia Mosque, known as a masterpiece of the Almohades dynasty art,
The Bahia Palace
The Badia Palace
The Majorelle Garden.
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