Spain Itinerary 14 Days

OVERVIEW

Experience an unforgettable 14 days family Tour of Spain , weaving through iconic cities like Madrid, Seville, and Granada. This carefully curated adventure promises a captivating exploration of the country’s rich cultural heritage and architectural marvels. Dive into the labyrinthine streets of Madrid, where wide boulevards and manicured parks showcase the city’s grandeur. In Seville, pedal through historic quarters, taking in the Plaza de España and the Guadalquivir Riverfront on a private bike tour. Granada beckons with the majestic Alhambra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offering a glimpse into Moorish artistry.

Beyond the captivating sights, savor the delectable cuisine that defines each region. Whether it’s indulging in tapas in Seville or sipping café con leche in Madrid, every moment is an opportunity to delight your taste buds. Our commitment to customization ensures that this journey resonates with your family’s preferences, creating a tailor-made experience. For those seeking an even more personalized adventure, our tours are fully customizable—contact us to add those unique touches that will make this family expedition truly yours. Let this Spanish sojourn be the backdrop to a tapestry of cherished memories, where each day unfolds a new chapter in your family’s adventure.

Highlights

  • Explore Madrid’s elegant squares, savor café con leches, and indulge in a tapas crawl.
  • Uncover the history of the Mezquita, a mosque turned cathedral, and explore the Jewish Quarter.
  • Pedal through Seville’s landmarks, including Plaza de España, for an active exploration.
  • Feel the passion of flamenco in Seville and embark on a tapas adventure in hidden spots.
  • Discover Andalusia’s White Villages, visit a bull estate, and explore Ronda perched atop El Tajo gorge.
  • Marvel at the Alhambra’s architecture and gardens during a private tour.
  • Roam through Granada’s UNESCO-listed Albaicín district with a local guide.
  • Conclude in Málaga, with a tapas tour and a private city exploration.

Itinerary

Your Spanish odyssey begins in Madrid, a city pulsating with energy and history. Upon arrival, a private driver awaits to whisk you to your centrally located hotel. Take a moment to settle in before venturing into the heart of the Spanish capital. Stroll along Madrid’s wide boulevards, where architectural marvels showcase a fusion of styles. The Buen Retiro Park beckons with its expansive greenery, providing a serene escape within the bustling metropolis. As the day winds down, indulge in the city’s vibrant dining scene, hopping from one tapas bar to another.

Fuel up with a hearty breakfast as you prepare for an enriching exploration of Madrid’s cultural gems. A private guide escorts you through a personalized walking tour, weaving through the city’s historical tapestry. Whether you prefer a leisurely pace or a brisk stroll, the guide adapts to your family’s rhythm. The tour culminates at the world-renowned El Prado Museum, home to masterpieces by Goya, Velázquez, and El Greco. Delve into the artistry of Spanish masters and absorb the cultural legacy housed within the museum’s walls.

Today is yours to shape. Uncover hidden gems as you traverse the city’s distinct neighborhoods or indulge in retail therapy along streets like Calle de Serrano and Gran Vía. Explore lesser-known museums such as Reina Sofia or Sorolla, row a boat in El Retiro Park, or simply savor a leisurely café con leche while people-watching. Madrid’s diverse offerings cater to every whim and fancy.

Bid farewell to Madrid as you board a high-speed train to Córdoba, an ancient city steeped in history. Upon arrival, a local guide leads you through the winding streets of Córdoba’s old town, unveiling treasures like the Mezquita and the Alcázar of the Catholic Kings. After a delightful Cordoban lunch, your journey continues with a scenic drive to Seville, the heart of Andalusia. Revel in the changing landscapes as you traverse olive groves and cork forests

Saddle up for a family-friendly adventure as you embark on a private bike tour through the enchanting streets of Seville. Pedal past iconic landmarks like the Plaza de España, Guadalquivir Riverfront, and the Setas Marketplace. Your informative guide shares captivating anecdotes, blending physical activity with historical insights. The remainder of the day is yours to explore Seville at your own pace, perhaps taking a leisurely stroll or visiting attractions missed during the bike tour.

Immerse yourselves in Seville’s charm during a leisurely free day. Whether you choose to explore the largest Gothic cathedral in the world or meander through the Alcázar’s Neo-Moorish palaces, Seville offers an array of delights. In the evening, prepare for an enchanting experience – a flamenco and tapas tour. Witness the passion of flamenco, a traditional Andalusian art form, before embarking on a culinary journey through Seville’s hidden tapas gems.

Leave Seville behind as you embark on a scenic drive through Andalusia’s White Villages. Traverse landscapes adorned with olive groves, rolling meadows, and charming villages perched on hillsides. Stop in Zahara de la Sierra and Grazalema, sampling local delicacies and soaking in the village ambiance. Arriving in Ronda, the largest of the white villages, you’re greeted with breathtaking views from atop El Tajo gorge.

Today unfolds as a canvas for exploration. Choose your adventure, be it a nature hike through Ronda’s stunning countryside or a visit to the unique village of Setenil de las Bodegas, where houses are built into the rock face. Alternatively, savor the refreshing waters of Cueva del Gato or explore neighboring villages like Montejaque. Ronda offers a blend of outdoor activities and cultural immersion, creating lasting family memories.

Embark on a unique cultural experience with a visit to a Spanish bull farm. Gain insights into the tradition of bullfighting, exploring the industry’s history and controversies. Witness the strength and size of fighting bulls during a 4WD adventure, providing a close encounter with these majestic animals. The journey continues to Granada, where the evening invites you to explore the city’s vibrant atmosphere at your leisure.

The day begins with anticipation as you’re chauffeured to the Alhambra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a testament to Moorish architecture’s grandeur. With your private guide leading the way, delve into the Alhambra’s intricate details, from the Nasrid Palaces to the Generalife Gardens. After the tour, meander through Granada’s city center, capturing the essence of this historical city.

Embrace the morning’s tranquility with free time to explore Granada independently. In the afternoon, a private guide awaits to guide you through the Albaicín, Granada’s Moorish quarter. Traverse narrow alleyways, uncovering stunning views of the city, the Alhambra, and the snow-capped Sierra Nevada mountains. The tour weaves through the district’s rich history, offering insights into its social fabric.

Bid farewell to Granada and set course for Málaga, a city undergoing a cultural renaissance. Your day begins with a relaxed breakfast before meeting your driver for the journey to Málaga. Upon arrival, immerse yourselves in the city’s gastronomic delights with an evening tapas tour. Traverse Málaga’s streets, savoring a variety of tapas paired with local drinks. The tour serves as a delicious introduction to Málaga’s culinary scene.

Embark on a final day of exploration in Málaga, beginning with a private tour led by a knowledgeable local guide. Uncover the city’s layers of history as you visit landmarks such as the Roman Theatre, the Cathedral of Málaga, and the Picasso Museum. Engage with the guide, who breathes life into Málaga’s past and present, providing recommendations for your free time exploration.

As your Spanish family adventure concludes, take one last stroll through the charming streets of Málaga, savoring the city’s ambiance. Depending on your departure time, seize the opportunity for some last-minute souvenirs. At the designated hour, a transfer awaits to escort you to the airport or train station, bidding farewell to the enchanting landscapes and cultural treasures of Spain.

In essence, your family journey through Spain intertwines historical discovery, leisurely pursuits, and cultural immersion, creating a tapestry of memories that will linger long after you bid adieu to the Iberian Peninsula. Each destination on this meticulously crafted itinerary unfolds as a chapter in a captivating story, inviting you to savor the essence of Spain with every step.

Accomodations

To combine luxury and affordability, we offer accommodations ranging from 4-star comfort to the world’s most exquisite hotels and resorts. When you inquire about the package that suits you best, we will share a list of related accommodations, and we are always open to your suggestions.

For our luxury packages, we provide a superb array of accommodations ranging from 4-star to 5-star hotels. Our selection includes renowned establishments such as NH Collection, Crowne Plaza, Hilton Garden Inn, Radisson Hotels, and other comparably luxurious yet affordable options

When booking our premium packages, you will enjoy stays in superior, deluxe rooms, or suites within carefully selected 5-star accommodations, such as Hyatt Regency, Marriott, Sofitel, and Hilton Hotels & Resorts. In addition to our promised excellent service, rest assured that your experience will embody the epitome of luxury.

Upgrade to VIP accommodations for an exclusive stay at handpicked, breathtaking venues at your destinations, including top-notch options such as: Four Seasons, Relais & Châteaux, The Oberoi Hotels and Resorts, and similar elite choices.

All prices are for a luxury private tour designed for two travelers, featuring premium services

  • Early Bird Special: Enjoy a 10% discount per person when booking four months before the tour.
  • Free Upgrades: Enjoy accommodation upgrades during your destination’s low seasons at no extra cost
  • Children under 6 years old: travel for free.
  • Kids under 12: receive a 50% discount.
  • Groups of 4 travelers: enjoy a 10% discount.
  • Groups of 6 or more: receive a 15% discount
  • Groups of ten or more: get a 20% discount.
  • Same family of 4 or more: receives an additional 5% off.

From $9,900.00/person

ACCEPTED PAYMENT

The best time to visit Spain depends on the specific experiences you’re seeking and the regions you plan to explore. Generally, spring (April to June) and fall (September to October) are considered ideal times to visit. During these months, the weather is often pleasant, with milder temperatures and less crowding at popular tourist spots.

If you’re looking for beach vacations and warmer weather, summer (June to August) is popular, especially along the Mediterranean coast. However, be prepared for higher temperatures and more tourists.

Winter (December to February) can be a good time to visit southern Spain and the Canary Islands if you prefer milder weather. The central and northern regions, including cities like Madrid and Barcelona, can get chilly, but they offer festive atmospheres during the holiday season.

Ultimately, the best time to visit Spain depends on your preferences and the specific activities and regions you have in mind.

The ideal number of days to spend in Spain depends on your interests, the regions you plan to visit, and the pace at which you prefer to travel. Here are some general guidelines based on different types of trips:

1. **City Break (e.g., Barcelona or Madrid):** If you’re focusing on just one major city, spending around 3 to 5 days should allow you to explore the main attractions, museums, and neighborhoods.

2. **Regional Exploration:** If you’re exploring a specific region, such as Andalusia or Catalonia, you might want to dedicate around 7 to 10 days. This allows for a more in-depth experience, including visits to multiple cities and attractions.

3. **Across Spain Tour:** For a broader exploration of Spain, including major cities, coastal areas, and historical sites, a 2 to 3-week itinerary would be ideal. This allows for a more comprehensive experience and the chance to explore diverse landscapes and cultures.

4. **Beach Vacation:** If your primary focus is on Spain’s beautiful beaches, consider spending at least a week in a coastal region like Costa del Sol, Costa Brava, or the Balearic Islands.

5. **Cultural and Culinary Experience:** For those interested in immersing themselves in Spanish culture and cuisine, a 10 to 14-day trip would provide time for city exploration, cultural activities, and savoring the local food.

Remember to factor in travel time between destinations and allow for some flexibility in your itinerary. Spain has a rich tapestry of experiences to offer, so the duration of your stay depends on the depth of exploration you desire.

While Spanish is the official and predominant language spoken in Spain, English is widely understood in tourist areas and major cities. In popular tourist destinations, hotels, restaurants, and tourist attractions often have English-speaking staff, and many signs and menus are available in both Spanish and English.

In larger cities like Barcelona and Madrid, as well as in areas frequented by tourists, you’ll generally find that many people, especially in the younger generation and those working in the tourism industry, can communicate in English. However, in more rural or less touristy areas, English proficiency may be lower.

It’s always a good idea to learn a few basic Spanish phrases as a sign of respect and to enhance your travel experience, but overall, English speakers should be able to navigate and communicate effectively in most tourist-oriented places in Spain.

Spain is known for a variety of cultural, historical, and culinary attractions. Some of the things Spain is best known for include:

1. **Tapas and Cuisine:** Spain is famous for its delicious cuisine, with iconic dishes such as paella, gazpacho, and churros with chocolate. Tapas, small appetizers often served with drinks, are a popular culinary tradition.

2. **Spectacular Architecture:** Spain is home to stunning architectural wonders, including Antoni Gaudí’s Sagrada Família in Barcelona, Alhambra in Granada, and the historic architecture of cities like Toledo and Salamanca.

3. **Flamenco:** Flamenco is a passionate and expressive form of music and dance that originated in the Andalusian region of Spain. Flamenco performances are a captivating part of Spanish culture.

4. **Festivals:** Spain is renowned for its vibrant and lively festivals. Events like La Tomatina, Running of the Bulls in Pamplona, and Semana Santa (Holy Week) processions showcase the country’s rich cultural traditions.

5. **Sunny Beaches:** The coastal regions of Spain, particularly the Costa del Sol and Costa Brava, are famous for their beautiful beaches and Mediterranean climate, attracting millions of tourists each year.

6. **Art and Museums:** Spain has been home to many influential artists, including Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dalí. The country boasts world-class art museums like the Prado Museum in Madrid and the Picasso Museum in Barcelona.

7. **Historical Landmarks:** Spain has a rich history, and landmarks such as the Alcázar of Segovia, the Roman Aqueduct of Segovia, and the historic city of Toledo showcase the country’s diverse cultural heritage.

8. **Soccer (Football):** Soccer is a major part of Spanish culture, and the country has produced some of the world’s top football clubs, including FC Barcelona and Real Madrid. The national team has also achieved success in international competitions.

These are just a few highlights, and Spain offers a wide range of experiences for travelers interested in history, culture, cuisine, and natural beauty.