Spain Tours in September 2026

I had a fantastic time in the Best of the Camino tour. Great walking, good food and wine and fantastic staff, our guide Jorge and driver Santiago. I learnt so much any the history of Spain and its architecture. The hotels were also great.

Our leader was Pablo Garcia. He was very knowledgeable, skilled and had lots of patience, excellent and timely information and always made sure our needs were met. Some of the accommodation was basic, but that was okay. Breakfasts were very varied and tasty with plenty of choices. We had a great group of cyclists and Pablo kept the team spirit going. The recommendations for meals were great and we had a lot of local food/ specialty options, which was great. The itinerary was good, riding through beautiful and vast landscapes with wild life such as flamingos and white horses, small medieval villages and beautiful canals, we would have expected and liked some more roads along the beautiful coast. There was a lot of riding through flat landscape with orchards and agriculture. The equipment was good, but some of the bikes had some gear and shifting issues. The support van driver Louis, made awesome picnic lunches with fresh local foods. All in all a great trip!

Our Iberian tour was an enjoyable, easy and fantastic way to see highlights of Spain and Portugal in a limited time. Our tour leader Patrizia was the best - she is fun, organised and super helpful to ensure everyone had the best travel experience possible. The hotels we stayed in were a very high standard and included an old convent and castle. The itinerary ensured we saw the top highlights of each town visited but there was also sufficient spare time to do your own thing. I would definitely travel with Blue-Roads in the future..

It was perfect everything, the tour guides(local) The tour director above and beyond excellent Service. The driver spectacular. The best trip of my life. Next year London, Wales Scotland. In september same dates. I meet persons that is their 9 trip with insight.

It was not well communicated that the last night is in Barcelona, so on the departure day you have to take a 7-8 hour coach ride to Madrid, arriving at 1800.

There is a lot of walking & a lot of steps. There may be a couple of places where you may not be able to keep up with the group.