11 Days, featuring: Santiago De Compostela–ponte De Lima, Portugal-Dom Jesus Do Monte-Porto

7 Days, featuring: Barcelona

Embark on an unforgettable two-week Small Group adventure through Tasmania, a land of breathtaking beauty and rich heritage. Explore UNESCO World Heritage-listed sites, four stunning national parks, pristine beaches, and ancient glacial lakes. Food wine enthusiasts will relish the region’s wineries, breweries. As the day winds down, retreat to authentic accommodation, where you can pick your own fruit and embrace the charm of rural life at a contemporary farm stay. Experience Tasmania at its finest.

Travel through Spain and Portugal on a journey that links Moorish palaces, medieval hill towns and Atlantic wine country with authentic culinary experiences and local insight. From Segovia’s aqueduct and Fátima’s sanctuary to Porto’s cellars, Andalusia’s flamenco schools and the paella kitchens of Valencia, this tour moves through the Iberian Peninsula in a way that joins architecture, tradition and everyday life across two nations shaped by centuries of exchange.

Allow your senses to come alive as you discover the land of flamenco dancers, exquisite cuisine, and vibrant culture in southern Spain. A perfect balance of urban exploration and active adventure, immerse yourself in the picturesque landscapes on foot and marvel at the elaborate Moorish palaces of the Alcázar and the Alhambra. Soak in the culture and architecture of Seville and Córdoba, and have your breath taken away as you stroll along the cliff-face walkways of the Caminito del Rey with st...

Don’t miss a thing on this most exhilarating of Spain and Portugal trips, filled with the flavors of sangria and Port shared with locals, life-changing pilgrimages and the legacy of the Romans, Moors, Iberian royalty and a ‘Spanish Pope’ who built a ‘City in the Sea’.

11 Days, featuring: Santiago De Compostela–madrid

From walking the cobblestone streets of a former Roman colony to tasting a decadent 'Pastel de Nata' tart made from a 200-year-old secret recipe, this 9-day guided tour allows you to embrace the best of old-world Spain and Portugal. Listen as metal sizzles in a master artisan’s hands as he teaches you the craft of Damascene. In Granada, wander the fragrant and arabesque gardens of the Alhambra Palace. Learn the art of flamenco dancing, stomping your feet to the sounds of an acoustic guitar, in a private lesson with professionals in Seville. Then, cross the Portuguese border to scale a 16th-century fortress in Lisbon and visit Fátima, Portugal's most holy site. Finally, raise a glass and s...

Throw yourself in the vibrant culture of southern Spain's historic cities, delectable cuisine, and picturesque landscapes on this active eight-day adventure. Discover the rich history of Córdoba and Ronda on guided tours, and stay active with hikes through olive groves and farmland to Benaoján. Be enchanted by the smaller towns of Baeza and Úbeda, and experience the thrill of walking the cliffside paths of the Caminito del Rey, with stunning views of the gorge below. Let Spain's vibrant tradi...

Don’t miss a thing as you explore the Best of Spain, featuring all the travel highlights and some surprises, from olive oil tasting on an Andalusian farm and learning all about Toledo’s three religions, to the treasured cities of Madrid, Barcelona and Seville.

Buckle up for an unforgettable Great European tour, filled with local flavors, the scents of France and artistry of Gaudí and Michelangelo in Spain and Italy. Discover Florence’s rich culinary heritage, admire the 'pearl of the Basque Coast' Biarritz, and count the 100 spires of Prague.

17 Days, featuring: Erfoud–er Rachidia–fez

9 Days, featuring: Madrid–cordoba–seville

17 Days, featuring: Madrid

13 Days, featuring: Salamanca–fátima, Portugal–lisbon

9 Days, featuring: Granada–valencia

Buckle up for an unforgettable Great European tour, filled with local flavors, the scents of France and artistry of Gaudí and Michelangelo in Spain and Italy. Discover Florence’s rich culinary heritage, admire the 'pearl of the Basque Coast' Biarritz, and count the 100 spires of Prague.

Tens of thousands of Christian pilgrims and many other travelers set out each year from their front doorstep or popular starting points across Europe, to make their way to Santiago de Compostela. Most travel by foot, some by bicycle, and a few travel as some of their medieval counterparts did, on horseback or by donkey. In addition to people undertaking a religious pilgrimage, the majority are travelers and hikers who walk the route for non-religious reasons: travel, sport, or simply the cha...