Grand Spain & Portugal & Andalusia

Our agency will meet you at the airport at the time we notify you one day in advance, at the İzmir Adnan Menderes Airport International Departures Terminal, in front of the relevant airline counter with our valued guests. After completing the necessary ticket, baggage and passport procedures, we depart for Barcelona, the favorite city of Spain, on a comfortable Pegasus Airlines flight (flight number PC1527). Immediately after our arrival in Barcelona at local time, we begin our panoramic city tour, setting off to explore this fascinating city with our private tour bus waiting for us. Barcelona, the second largest city in Spain and the capital of the Autonomous Community of Catalonia, offers art, architecture and the spirit of the Mediterranean all in one place. During our tour, we will have the opportunity to see the city's most striking spots, including the unfinished masterpiece of the famous architect Gaudí, the Sagrada Família Basilica, the Christopher Columbus Monument, one of the city's symbols, Montjuïc Hill offering panoramic views, the bustling La Rambla Street, considered the heart of the city, the magnificent Plaça d'Espanya and Plaça de Catalunya, the Paseo de Gràcia and Gran Via avenues lined with luxury boutiques, the historic Andalusian Arena and the modern Olympic Port. At the end of our pleasant panoramic tour, after free time in the city center, we transfer to our hotel, check in and settle into our rooms. Overnight at our hotel in Barcelona.

After having breakfast at our hotel in the morning, we bid farewell to Barcelona and set off for Valencia, Spain's third largest city and the next stop on our tour. Following a pleasant journey along the Mediterranean coast, upon arriving in Valencia we begin our panoramic city tour, which reveals the cultural and historical treasures of the city. On this tour, the first building to catch our attention will be the Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències (City of Arts and Sciences), a world wonder with a futuristic appearance designed by the master of modern architecture, Santiago Calatrava. Then we will see the Valencia Cathedral, an important example of Gothic architecture, and the iconic Micalet bell tower. Other important sites we will see include the Lonja de la Seda (Silk Exchange, Lonja Market), a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the heart of trade in the 15th century, the historic Arena, the bustling Town Hall Square (Plaza del Ayuntamiento), and the old market area. At the end of our city tour, we transfer to our hotel in Valencia and settle into our rooms. For dinner, guests who wish may have the opportunity to dine accompanied by the magnificent views of the Valencia coastline on an unforgettable catamaran tour, arranged as an optional extra. Overnight stay at our hotel in Valencia.

After having breakfast at our hotel in the morning, we bid farewell to Valencia and set off for Granada, one of the most mystical cities of Spain, bearing the traces of the magnificent history of Andalusia. Upon our arrival in Granada, we will first embark on our panoramic city tour, where we will explore the important points of the city such as Grand Vía, the bustling main artery of the city, La Rambla Square, which preserves its historical fabric, and Plaza del Carmen (City Hall Square), the center of local life. Immediately after our city tour, we begin the tour of the Alhambra Palace, a fairy-tale subject, which is organized as the Alhambra Palace Tour, free for all our guests. Nestled at the foot of the Sierra Nevada mountains, this magnificent fortress, whose construction took more than 150 years and which was the greatest protector of Granada, the Muslim city in the Middle Ages, is not only a castle but also the largest and most beautiful example of Islamic architecture in the West. With its walls where the phrase "There is no victor but Allah" is inscribed thousands of times, its elegant courtyards, and its enchanting atmosphere as if it had emerged from the Thousand and One Nights, the Alhambra was lost by Sultan Muhammad XII to Queen Isabella, yet as the main palace of the Kingdom of Spain it has been the scene of critical decisions in history. On this tour, immortalized by the famous writer Washington Irving with his Tales of the Alhambra, we will create unforgettable memories by visiting the Generalife (Cennet-ül Arif) gardens, the summer palace, the Palace of Charles V, the historic Alcazaba fortress and, depending on availability, the Nasrid Palaces. After our fairy-tale and enchanting tour, we check into our hotel. In the evening, as an extra activity for guests who wish to join, the Sacromonte Gypsy Quarter Tour will be organized, which includes a stroll through Albaicín, the former Muslim quarter on Spain's cultural heritage list. On this tour, we will have the opportunity to watch a Flamenco show accompanied by a drink in caves entirely made by hand, the most authentic reflection of Gypsy culture and way of life. Overnight at our hotel in Granada.

After having breakfast at our hotel in the morning, we set off for Seville. On the way, we will take our Free Cordoba City Tour, which is free for all of our guests. In the city, which was the capital of the region during the Roman Empire, we will first be greeted by the Guadalquivir River. We will walk across the historic Roman bridge, pass through the Roman Gate and enter the city. After seeing the remains of the ancient Islamic libraries of this 2,000-year-old city, we will visit, accompanied by our guide, the most magnificent structure of the city: the former Great Mosque of Cordoba, one of the largest mosques in the world, rising on 850 columns, today's Mezquita-Catedral. During our tour, after witnessing the grandeur of the Mosque of Cordoba, our next stop will be the old streets. Along our route, we will see the flower streets of Cordoba, an old inn reflecting all the delicacy of Andalusian architecture, and a sample Cordoba house. After our city tour, we give you free time. At the meeting time determined by our guide, we set off for Seville, and upon arrival, our panoramic city tour will include sights such as Plaza de España, the Golden Tower, the Convent of Santa Paula, María Luisa Park, famous for its pools and gardens, and Plaza de Santa Cruz. After our city tour, we transfer to our hotel. Guests who wish may join the Flamenco Night, which is organized as an extra activity. After our tour, transfer to our hotel and overnight stay at our hotel in Seville.

After having breakfast at our hotel in the morning, we leave the hotel at the time determined by our guide. A long journey awaits us. Our next stop is Lisbon, one of the most favored cities of Portugal, iconic with its Yellow Trams. Upon arrival, during the free time we will have in the Belem district, you can try the famous Belem pastries. Then our Lisbon tour begins. After visiting the church section of the Jeronimos Monastery, we will stop on the banks of the Tagus River for a photo break at the Belem Tower and the Monument to the Discoveries. After a short walk in the Alfama district, the oldest neighborhood of the city and the one that suffered the least damage from the 1755 earthquake, whose name comes from the Arabic word for bathhouse and which can only be explored on foot, we will return to our vehicle. Along the way, we will pass Praça do Comércio and the Baixa district, Rossio and Restauradores squares, and after a photo break at the upper terrace of Eduardo Park overlooking Marquês de Pombal Square at the end of Liberdade Avenue, lined with stylish boutiques, we will complete our tour and settle into our hotel. Guests who wish may join the Fado Night (with dinner) as an extra activity specific to Portugal. Listening to Portugal's famous and melancholic Fado music accompanied by port or Douro wine, you will experience a slice of the soul of Portugal. After this beautiful evening, transfer to our hotel. Overnight at our hotel in Lisbon.

After having breakfast at our hotel in the morning, we set off on our unforgettable Sintra, Cabo da Roca, Cascais and Estoril tour, which is organized as the Sintra & Cabo do Roca & Cascais & Estoril Tour, free of charge for all our guests. Our first stop is the city of Sintra, said to take its name from the "Moon Goddess," listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, nestled at the foot of the Sintra Mountains and famous for its lush nature and romantic architecture. After this region, which will enchant us with its fairy-tale palaces and unique atmosphere, we continue toward Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point of the European continent, with its breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. Here you will feel as if you are standing at the edge of the world. Continuing our tour, we will experience the calm and luxurious atmosphere of the picturesque fishing town of Cascais on the Atlantic coast, and then get a panoramic view of Estoril, the elegant resort town known for its world-famous casino. After completing our tour, we begin our journey north by private bus to Porto, the cultural capital of Portugal and known for its famous wines. Upon arriving in Porto, we transfer to our hotel and settle into our rooms. We will spend the night at our hotel in Porto, which hosts the beauties of the Douro River.

After having breakfast at our hotel in the morning, we begin our exciting city tour to explore Porto, the lively and historic city of Portugal. Our tour passes through the Boavista district, which represents the modern face of the city, and extends to the historic Queijo Fort area on the shore of the Atlantic Ocean. Then, we continue along the riverbanks to the city center, passing through the picturesque streets of Foz, the old fishing neighborhood located where the Douro River meets the ocean. Our exploration of the city center begins at the bustling Carmo Square and continues past the Lello Bookstore (panoramic view), which is considered one of the most beautiful bookstores in the world with its neo-Gothic architecture, the Clérigos Church, a symbol of Porto, and along the magnificent Aliados Square. During our free time in this historic atmosphere, which connects the two banks of the Douro River, guests who wish may join a fascinating boat tour on traditional boats (Rabelo) passing under the six bridges of the river as an optional extra activity. After engraving the most beautiful memories of Portugal in our minds, we bid farewell to Portugal and cross back into Spanish territory by bus. Overnight, we stay at our hotel in the vicinity of Salamanca or Ciudad Rodrigo, in line with our tour route.

After breakfast, we head to Salamanca Center to get to know one of Spain's most beautiful World Heritage Cities and take the Salamanca City Tour. Salamanca is a city in northwestern Spain, founded on the banks of the Tormes River, known for its ancient history stretching from the Carthaginians to the Romans, and home to the University of Salamanca, Spain's first and Europe's oldest university. Added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1988 for its historical and cultural richness, Salamanca will begin with a walking tour of the city and free time at Plaza Mayor, which is included in the list of Europe's most beautiful squares. After photographing the Old and New Cathedrals, we complete our tour and our trip continues to Las Rozas Village Outlet. We will take a shopping break at Las Rozas Village, where you can find many global brands. We will be at our bus at the time indicated by our guide. We then take the Toledo Tour, which is free for all our guests. Toledo, the capital of the Castile-La Mancha region, 70 km southwest of Madrid, is undoubtedly one of the most important cities in Spanish history. With its appearance bearing traces of all the civilizations that have come and gone in Spain, it offers visitors unforgettable memories. Built on steep, sheltered cliffs surrounded by the Tagus River and enclosed by high walls, the city has always been a valuable town throughout history, from the Romans to the Visigoths, from Andalusia to the Kingdom of Spain. Toledo, which was also the central hub of Judaism on the Iberian Peninsula until the end of the 15th century, houses many important structures, including Europe's oldest surviving synagogue, dozens of churches converted from mosques, and the magnificent cathedral where Spain was governed religiously, and is a mosaic where three monotheistic religions and their peoples intertwined. Until the Empire moved its capital to Madrid in 1561, Toledo was the political, cultural, commercial, and military center; it also inspired Cervantes' immortal work Don Quixote of La Mancha, much of whose story takes place in this city and its surroundings, and for all these reasons, Toledo has taken its place on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Among the places we will see during our tour are the famous viewpoint where you can photograph the city's magnificent 16th-century view like a painting, the San Martin Bridge, the San Juan Monastery, the Jewish Quarter, the Santo Tome Church, the Santa Maria Cathedral Square, the shopping street where you can find everything specific to the city, and Zocodover Square, the city's center. In the free time after the tour, you can taste Mazapan, an almond paste specific to Toledo, and try Manchego, the matured sheep's cheese known worldwide across Spain, which takes its name from this region. As a gift, you can examine swords, knives, or accessories made with traditional methods, since this is where the most famous steel of the Middle Ages was produced and which are even used in Hollywood films. Additionally, you can buy telkari products, called Damasquinado (Damascene work), decorated with various beautiful motifs in gold wires of different karats, a heritage from the Andalusian period. After free time ends, we return to Madrid. Overnight at our hotel in Madrid.

After having breakfast at our hotel in the morning, Madrid, a provincial settlement that does not stand out much amid lush lands until it was declared the capital of the Kingdom of Spain, is one of the youngest capitals in Europe. The city enchants visitors with its urban architecture, which reveals the stages of the city's expansion and the different art forms that prevailed in different periods. The capital Madrid is the city with the most impressive night illumination in the country. During our tour, we will see the Cibeles Fountain, where the giant statue of Cybele, the goddess of nature, depicted on her chariot drawn by lions, stands, and while admiring its fascinating view, we will suddenly find ourselves on Gran Via, the most luxurious street of the 1900s. This elegant and refined district will welcome you with both its Art Nouveau and Modernist architecture and its colorful and lively life. Then we will go to the Palacio Real, the city's most powerful yet equally art- and history-rich magnificent palace. Here we will also see the Mercado de San Miguel, a world-famous gourmet market that people regard as a meeting point for both pleasant conversations and a quick evening meal. After San Miguel, we will go to Plaza Mayor, the city's most valuable square and a true architectural symphony. At the end of our tour, we will go to Puerta del Sol (Sun Gate) square, named after the city gate located in the east during the Muslim period of the city, which witnessed the sunrise. In this square, the busiest place in Madrid, where crowds have never been absent for centuries, you will enjoy a colorful break, and after free time enjoying the pleasant music of street artists and musicians, we will be transferred to the airport. We are transferred to Madrid Airport. After completing our check-in, baggage and subsequent customs procedures, we board the Pegasus Airlines flight PC1526 at 14:10, a direct non-stop flight to Izmir. We arrive in Izmir at 19:55 local time and say our goodbyes. We wish to see you on another journey, and bid you farewell.

• Museum Entries (Alhambra Palace, Cordoba Mosque) + Headsets + Local Guides + City Tourist Hotel
• Accommodation Taxes + Check Point + Porto Boat Tour
• Per Person: 180.00 EUR. (Ages 0-2 Free, Ages 3-12 160 EUR.)
• ! To be paid to the guide during the tour.

Sample Hotel List

Barcelona: Exe Barbera Parc 4*, Holiday Inn Molins de Rei 3* etc. 

Valencia: Mas Camarena 4*, Olympia Ronda II 3* etc. 

Granada: Hotel Don Juan 3*, YIT Casablanca 3* etc. 

Sevilla: YIT Via Sevilla Mairena 4*, Exe Gran Hotel Solucar 4* etc. 

Lisboa: Ikonik Lisboa 3*, B&B Montijo 3* etc.

Porto: B&B Porto Expo Aeropuerto 3*, B&B Hotel Santo Tirso 3* etc.

Salamanca: Exe Getafe 4*, Holiday Inn Alcorcon 3* etc.

Madrid: Exe Getafe 4*, Holiday Inn Alcorcon 3* etc.

You may request the confirmed hotel list from our agency before the tour date.