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Santiago, Portugal & Seville With Train - 9 days

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9 daysDuration
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50 peopleMaximum group size
18 - 80 yearsAge range for participants
EnglishGuide language
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Highlights

Santiago de Compostela - Discover the revered pilgrimage city and its magnificent Cathedral, final destination of the Camino de Santiago

Rías Bajas - Journey through Galicia’s scenic fjord-like inlets, stopping at La Toja Island and the coastal town of O Grove

Porto - Explore the UNESCO-listed old town, visiting landmarks such as the Cathedral and Stock Exchange before tasting its world-famous port wine

Coimbra - Discover one of Europe’s oldest universities and the birthplace of Fado, Portugal’s soulful traditional music

Fátima - Visit the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fátima, one of the world’s most important pilgrimage sites

Lisbon - Tour Portugal’s vibrant capital, taking in the Belem Tower, Jerónimos Monastery and the elegant boulevards of the city centre

Mérida - Explore the impressive Roman Theatre and Amphitheatre within this remarkable UNESCO-listed archaeological site

Seville - Experience the city’s highlights including Plaza de España, La Giralda, and the picturesque Santa Cruz quarter

Itinerary

Traverse the Iberian Peninsula on a 9-day journey from Santiago de Compostela to Madrid, uncovering the charms of Spain and Portugal along the way. Marvel at the rugged beauty of the Rías Bajas, savour Porto’s heritage and world-famous wine, and admire Coimbra’s historic university. Continue through the sacred town of Fátima to Lisbon’s grand squares and maritime landmarks. Cross back into Spain to wander among Mérida’s Roman ruins before soaking up the Andalusian spirit of Seville. A high-speed train to Madrid rounds off this captivating route through two vibrant cultures.

day 1Arrival in Santiago de Compostela

Once you arrive in Santiago de Compostela, make your way to the hotel and check in. The rest of the day is free for you to relax or begin exploring at your own pace. You might take a stroll through the atmospheric old town, visit the magnificent Cathedral of Santiago, the final resting place of St James, or simply enjoy a coffee in one of the lively squares as you watch pilgrims arrive at the end of their journey.
Please note: This tour is bilingual and will be conducted in Spanish as well as in English.
Meeting point: HOTEL OCA PUERTA DEL CAMINO, C/ Miguel Ferro Caaveiro, s/n, 15703 Santiago de Compostela, A Coruña at 7:30 am on day 2.

Meals
1 Dinner
OverNight
Santiago de Compostela

day 2Exploring the Spanish Fjords & Vigo

day 3Galicia to Northern Portugal

day 4Discovering Porto, the City of Port Wine

day 5Porto to Coimbra

day 6Fatima & Lisbon

day 7Discovering Lisbon

day 8Portugal to Andalusia

day 9Exploring Seville & Train to Madrid

What's Included

Accommodation
8 nights in 4 star hotels
Meals
8 breakfasts, 1 lunch & 2 dinners
Transport
Transportation by air conditioned coach with free WI-FI onboard
Guide
Escorted by a bi-lingual tour leader with local guides for some sightseeing (tour is conducted in English & Spanish.
Others
Guided sightseeing in Porto, Lisbon and SevilleVisit to a wine cellar with a tasting of Porto wine1 high-speed train ticket in Tourist class Seville - MadridMunicipal Taxes in Portugal1 carry-on bag and 1 piece of luggage (max 20kg) per person

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