2-Week Spain, Portugal and Morocco Tour Packages
Morocco is a place like nowhere else. From beaches to cities, villages to mountain views, it’s got it all. Head to Marrakech and explore hidden streets and souks, check out Fes’ iconic Medina, head to the Atlas Mountains and see amazing views, or ride a carriage to Jemaa el-Fnaa Square. Morocco is calling, and it’s waiting for you.
Insider tips: Recommended 2-week Spain, Portugal And Morocco tour itineraries
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SteffSpain, Portugal and Morocco travel expert at TourRadar
14 Day Spain & Portugal Itinerary, incl. Barcelona and Lisbon
A grand two-week tour spans 6 cities: marvel at Barcelona's Sagrada Familia (3 nights), visit Madrid's Royal Palace (2 nights), roam Seville with an optional Tangier excursion (3 nights), sail through Albufeira's caves (3 nights), and wander Lisbon's historic sites (2 nights).

- Days 1-3
Barcelona
Get to Barcelona early to make the most of your time. Visit Sagrada Familia before 9 AM to beat the crowds and see beautiful morning light streaming through the stained glass. At Park Güell, book either the first or last slot of the day for fewer tourists and better photos. Take a day trip to Girona on day 3, but bring extra layers. The stone streets can be cold in the morning even when Barcelona is warm.

- Days 4-5
Madrid
- Days 6-8
Seville
- Days 9-11
Albufeira
- Days 12-14
Lisbon
13 Day Spain, Portugal & Morocco Itinerary, incl. Madrid and Lisbon
Rich cultural heritage unfolds across three countries, featuring Madrid's Prado Museum, Lisbon's Jeronimos Monastery, and Tangier's Grand Socco. The route winds through Spain's Costa del Sol, Portugal's cork country, and Morocco's ancient medinas, with premium hotels and traditional mint tea ceremonies.

- Days 1-2
Madrid, Spain
Begin your Iberian adventure in Madrid. A traveler's tip: "The Prado Museum houses one of the world's most impressive art collections - get there before 9am to avoid the crowds." Visit the museum to see masterpieces by Velázquez and Goya before walking to Plaza Mayor for lunch. Your second day is perfect for the Royal Palace area and the trendy Malasaña neighborhood. The metro is simple to use but skip rush hour between 8-10am.

- Day 3
Segovia, Ávila & Salamanca
Start early to avoid Madrid traffic and reach Segovia's Roman aqueduct by 9am. Visit Ávila's medieval walls, best viewed from the Four Posts lookout. Finish in Salamanca where one visitor shared: "Watching sunset turn the sandstone Plaza Mayor golden was magical. Have dinner after 8pm when the locals come out."

- Days 4-5
Lisbon & Fátima, Portugal
Travel through the Serra da Estrela mountains into Portugal. Visit Fátima sanctuary before 11am to beat the tour buses. Spend a full day in Lisbon exploring Belém and riding the yellow trams. One traveler noted: "The steep hills can be challenging, take tram 28 uphill then walk down through the atmospheric Alfama district."

- Days 6-7
Seville, Spain
Stop at a cork factory in Azaruja on your way to Seville. Give yourself two full days in the Andalusian capital. Visit Santa Cruz quarter in the morning before the heat kicks in. Book Alcázar tickets online to avoid long lines. A visitor's advice: "The Plaza de España is spectacular at sunset but brutal in midday sun. Go early or late."

- Days 8-9
Tangier, Morocco
Cross the Strait of Gibraltar by ferry (1 hour, potentially rough in wind). Take a guide when exploring Tangier's medina to navigate the winding streets. A traveler suggests: "Bring cash for the souks and expect persistent vendors. Having a guide helps manage the experience." Drive to Cap Spartel for beautiful coastal views.

- Days 10-11
Costa del Sol & Granada, Spain
Relax on Marbella's beaches before heading to Granada to see the Alhambra. Reserve Nasrid Palace tickets months ahead. One visitor advised: "Get the first morning slot at 8:30am. The light is beautiful and crowds are minimal. Wear good walking shoes - the cobblestones are slippery."
- Days 12-13
Toledo & Madrid
Explore Toledo's cultural heritage in its narrow streets before crowds arrive. Return to Madrid for final-night tapas in La Latina. A traveler noted: "The Madrid Metro runs until 1:30am, perfect for experiencing the city's famous late-night culture."
14-Day Portugal, Andalucia & Morocco
This 14-day route takes you through 17 stops in Spain, Portugal, and Morocco. You'll walk through Córdoba's UNESCO-listed Mosque-Cathedral and Granada's Alhambra, then ferry across the Strait of Gibraltar to see Chefchaouen's blue-painted streets and Fes El Bali's ancient medina with its 785 mosques.

Madrid Spain
109 miSalamanca Spain
155 miPorto Portugal
66 miCoimbra Portugal
42 miFatima Portugal
67 miLisbon Portugal
150 miMerida Spain
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Seville Spain
75 miCordoba Spain
81 miRonda Spain
41 miCosta del Sol Spain
99 miTangier Morocco
24 miAsilah Morocco
110 miRabat Morocco
104 miFes Morocco
80 miChefchaouen Morocco
50 miTangier Morocco
99 miCosta del Sol Spain
57 miGranada Spain
186 miToledo Spain
42 miMadrid Spain
What people love about 2-week Spain, Portugal and Morocco tours
- Iberian Discovery & Morocco
Tour director Samuel Rivas is very knowledgeable and added fun to the tour. He went out of his way to help our group with questions and/or concerns. My family and I enjoyed all of our destinations and had a very good time! I do, however, believe that two of the tour guides (in Portugal and Gibraltar) may need additional diversity sensitivity training.
- Andalucia, Lisbon & Morocco Explorer - 14 days
Certainly a very different style of coach touring than I’ve previously experienced, in that the main Spanish ground operator VPT has many segmented experiences that they then stitch together to make long journeys for each set of clients. Which means that every few days a new set of folks would join as others left, also we were required to change coaches and guides so that we could complete our given itinerary. For the Moroc section a Moroccan ground operator was used who collected us in Spain. It sounds complicated but it really wasn’t as the organisation was spot on and clear communication was given by our guides. Every coach, VPT guide of local guide or in fact a new handling company we’re all exactly where we expected them to be and right on time. And meeting new people from all over the World on a daily basis only added to the enjoyment. All of this excellent organisation (& nice new comfortable coaches with excellent safe & personable drivers) came at an extremely good price. Not sure quite how they fitted all the meals, guided inclusions and excellent well placed hotels into such a keen price, especially considering that Tourradar, Go Tours, Mundimaric and VPT all ‘clicked the ticket’ on the way through. Well done VPT.
- From Marrakesh to Lisbon
I’m speechless! The activities that were included, were both well planned and organized. They allowed for a great mix of culture, diversity, and education as well as balancing it with the perfect amount free time. The additional excursion offered were THE BEST, ( and very inexpensive) once in a lifetime experiences- who 4 wheel drives in the Sahara desert and then ride camels up the dunes to watch the sunset? *** suggestions*** - create a “ real time” method of contact, although EVERYTHING was as promised, it’s great as a “just in case”-, just in case. -to offer a bus with a WC on it. It actually causes many issues with not having one. Personally we were afraid to drink and that caused water retention/ edema elderly travelers could have problems. - NEVER use The Macarena in Savilla! Definitely not a good representation of such a great tour. Thank you again



























