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A look down Calle de las Huertas, a famous street in Madrid's Literary Quarter full of quotes of famous quotes from the works of Miguel de Cervantes engraved onto the road.
Topdeck travelers taking a selfie together in front of the famous National Palace of Pena in Sintra.
A view of the Spanish delicacy of Paella being created.
Topdeck travelers taking a group photo together in front of a set of old cathedral doors.
Grand pillars and pearly white stairs adorn the famous Park Güell in Barcelona.
A look down Calle de las Huertas, a famous street in Madrid's Literary Quarter full of quotes of famous quotes from the works of Miguel de Cervantes engraved onto the road.
Topdeck travelers taking a selfie together in front of the famous National Palace of Pena in Sintra.
A view of the Spanish delicacy of Paella being created.
Topdeck travelers taking a group photo together in front of a set of old cathedral doors.
Grand pillars and pearly white stairs adorn the famous Park Güell in Barcelona.

Trip snapshot

14 days

13 nights

Portugal & Spain

19 meals

18 travellers (max)

Trip leader

Trains, coaches, local buses & trams

Multi-share / Twin share / Double / Single room From price based on 13 nights in multi-share rooms. Twin-share, double and single upgrades available

Find me… sipping port by the Douro in Porto, riding yellow trams through Lisbon’s winding hills, basking in Seville’s orange-scented courtyards and wandering the Alhambra’s Moorish arches in Granada. 

Trip itinerary

Day 1 - Porto (Portugal)

Your first taste of Portugal. 

Olá, Porto: tonight’s all about settling in and meeting your fellow travellers. After checking in, follow your Trip Leader into the golden-lit streets for a welcome dinner that will set the pace for the two weeks ahead. You’ll dig into hearty northern Portuguese dishes, have the chance to sip on some local wine, and take time to get to know the comrades who’ll be sharing the road with you. Porto cooks with soul, and tonight you’ll understand why. 

Your first taste of Portugal. 

Olá, Porto: tonight’s all about settling in and meeting your fellow travellers. After checking in, follow your Trip Leader into the golden-lit streets for a welcome dinner that will set the pace for the two weeks ahead. You’ll dig into hearty northern Portuguese dishes, have the chance to sip on some local wine, and take time to get to know the comrades who’ll be sharing the road with you. Porto cooks with soul, and tonight you’ll understand why. 

Your Inclusions

Accommodation

Hotel Cliphotel Porto (or similar)

Meals
  • Dinner

Day 2 - Porto

These streets are made for walking. 

Walk this way: this morning, lace up and follow your Trip Leader through Porto’s medieval streets and crooked alleyways. Think soaring Porto Cathedral, the gilded Palácio da Bolsa, the Gothic arches of San Francisco Church and the azulejos (ceramic tiles) at São Bento Station that could fill your entire iPhone storage. 

A toast to tradition: later, sip your way through an included port wine tasting – because you can’t come to Porto and not try the city’s namesake (which is fruity, sweet and deceptively strong). Still thirsty? Head to a tucked-away mercearia where the tavern below serves wine, food and family stories straight from the heart. This is Portugal, poured. 

These streets are made for walking. 

Walk this way: this morning, lace up and follow your Trip Leader through Porto’s medieval streets and crooked alleyways. Think soaring Porto Cathedral, the gilded Palácio da Bolsa, the Gothic arches of San Francisco Church and the azulejos (ceramic tiles) at São Bento Station that could fill your entire iPhone storage. 

A toast to tradition: later, sip your way through an included port wine tasting – because you can’t come to Porto and not try the city’s namesake (which is fruity, sweet and deceptively strong). Still thirsty? Head to a tucked-away mercearia where the tavern below serves wine, food and family stories straight from the heart. This is Portugal, poured. 

Your Inclusions

Accommodation

Hotel Cliphotel Porto (or similar)

Activities
  • Walking tour of Porto
  • Port tasting experience 
Meals
  • Breakfast

Your Options

  • Wine pairing and dinner in traditional Mercearia: from €52 

Day 3 - Porto – Lisbon

Lisbon, rolling in. 

Tuk tuk takeover: after arriving in the capital, get whisked from your hotel on a tuk tuk tour of Lisbon’s old town. Rumble through cobbled lanes, past pastel-painted houses, tiled façades and laundry swaying from the balconies. Your driver knows the shortcuts and scenic stops – from secret miradouros (viewpoints) to neighbourhoods buzzing with cafés and street art. Call it a crash course in Lisbon life, minus the crash, and with a lot more fun. 

Lisbon, rolling in. 

Tuk tuk takeover: after arriving in the capital, get whisked from your hotel on a tuk tuk tour of Lisbon’s old town. Rumble through cobbled lanes, past pastel-painted houses, tiled façades and laundry swaying from the balconies. Your driver knows the shortcuts and scenic stops – from secret miradouros (viewpoints) to neighbourhoods buzzing with cafés and street art. Call it a crash course in Lisbon life, minus the crash, and with a lot more fun. 

Your Inclusions

Accommodation

Hostel Room00 Lisboa (or similar)

Activities
  • Tuk tuk tour of Lisbon
Meals
  • Breakfast

Day 4 - Lisbon

Lisbon, your way. 

Make it yours: today’s free for exploring – linger in leafy squares, hop between pastelarias (an old-style café) for pastéis de nata (those famous custard tarts), or let yourself get lost in Alfama’s maze of cobbled lanes, where the sound of fado (traditional Portuguese music) drifts from tiny taverns, and unexpected viewpoints open onto the glittering Tagus River. 

Hungry for more: dive fork-first into a Lisbon food tour. You’re guaranteed to roll home happy. 

Lisbon, your way. 

Make it yours: today’s free for exploring – linger in leafy squares, hop between pastelarias (an old-style café) for pastéis de nata (those famous custard tarts), or let yourself get lost in Alfama’s maze of cobbled lanes, where the sound of fado (traditional Portuguese music) drifts from tiny taverns, and unexpected viewpoints open onto the glittering Tagus River. 

Hungry for more: dive fork-first into a Lisbon food tour. You’re guaranteed to roll home happy. 

Your Inclusions

Accommodation

Hostel Room00 Lisboa (or similar)

Meals
  • Breakfast

Your Options

  • Food tour of Lisbon: from €80

Day 5 - Lisbon

History on a plate. 

Classic hits: this one’s yours to shape. You could ride the rattling yellow Tram 28 before the crowds, passing the Sé Cathedral and sweeping river views, before wandering around the Doll Hospital – a whimsical nook that restores dolls – and MAAT, Lisbon’s striking riverside museum of art and futuristic design. 

Sweet rewards: climb São Jorge Castle for skyline views and a lesson in Moorish history, then refuel at Manteigaria – home of Lisbon’s most addictive custard tarts (yes, we know you ate four yesterday, but there’s always room for more). Today’s mission? Soak up as much Lisbon magic (and sugar) as you can. Later, there’s a group dinner to compare custard tart conquests.  

History on a plate. 

Classic hits: this one’s yours to shape. You could ride the rattling yellow Tram 28 before the crowds, passing the Sé Cathedral and sweeping river views, before wandering around the Doll Hospital – a whimsical nook that restores dolls – and MAAT, Lisbon’s striking riverside museum of art and futuristic design. 

Sweet rewards: climb São Jorge Castle for skyline views and a lesson in Moorish history, then refuel at Manteigaria – home of Lisbon’s most addictive custard tarts (yes, we know you ate four yesterday, but there’s always room for more). Today’s mission? Soak up as much Lisbon magic (and sugar) as you can. Later, there’s a group dinner to compare custard tart conquests.  

Your Inclusions

Accommodation

Hostel Room00 Lisboa (or similar)

Meals
  • Breakfast
  • Dinner

Day 6 - Lisbon – Seville (Spain)

Seville, here we come. 

Road to Spain: today’s a travel day as we cross the border from Portugal into Spain. Stock up on snacks, queue the playlists and watch the landscapes shift. 

Orange skies: by the time we reach Andalusia’s capital, you’ll be itching to stretch your legs under Seville’s sunset glow. The big sights start tomorrow – tonight, take a slow paseo (that’s Spanish for stroll) through Santa Cruz’s jasmine-scented lanes or settle into a tapas bar for your first taste of the city. 

Seville, here we come. 

Road to Spain: today’s a travel day as we cross the border from Portugal into Spain. Stock up on snacks, queue the playlists and watch the landscapes shift. 

Orange skies: by the time we reach Andalusia’s capital, you’ll be itching to stretch your legs under Seville’s sunset glow. The big sights start tomorrow – tonight, take a slow paseo (that’s Spanish for stroll) through Santa Cruz’s jasmine-scented lanes or settle into a tapas bar for your first taste of the city. 

Your Inclusions

Accommodation

StepHouse Sevilla Carande (or similar)

Meals
  • Breakfast

Day 7 - Seville

Seville, centre stage. 

Walk this way: this morning your Trip Leader will show off Seville’s showstoppers – from Plaza de España, where each tiled alcove tells a story of Spain’s provinces (and a Star Wars cameo), to the riverside Torre del Oro with its legends of New World gold. With rooftop views from Las Setas, hidden patios like Casa de Pilatos and tales of flamenco legends in Triana, you’ll soon see why Seville steals hearts. 

Choose your own adventure: later, the day is yours to play with. Step into royal splendour at the Real Alcázar (but you’ll need to book ahead), hop on a boat along the Guadalquivir or gaze up inside Catedral de Santa María de la Sede – the world’s largest Gothic cathedral. And to top it all off – quite literally – why not hunt out a rooftop restaurant to finish your first full day in Seville, where the city’s spires sparkle just for you. 

Seville, centre stage. 

Walk this way: this morning your Trip Leader will show off Seville’s showstoppers – from Plaza de España, where each tiled alcove tells a story of Spain’s provinces (and a Star Wars cameo), to the riverside Torre del Oro with its legends of New World gold. With rooftop views from Las Setas, hidden patios like Casa de Pilatos and tales of flamenco legends in Triana, you’ll soon see why Seville steals hearts. 

Choose your own adventure: later, the day is yours to play with. Step into royal splendour at the Real Alcázar (but you’ll need to book ahead), hop on a boat along the Guadalquivir or gaze up inside Catedral de Santa María de la Sede – the world’s largest Gothic cathedral. And to top it all off – quite literally – why not hunt out a rooftop restaurant to finish your first full day in Seville, where the city’s spires sparkle just for you. 

Your Inclusions

Accommodation

StepHouse Sevilla Carande (or similar)

Activities
  • Walking tour of Seville
Meals
  • Breakfast

Day 8 - Seville – Granada

Granada, with secrets to spare. 

Streets with stories: after arriving in Granada, lace up and join your Trip Leader for a wander through the cobbled lanes of this rhythmic city. Pass the cathedral and Royal Chapel, where monarchs rest, then meander through the Alcaicería – where Granada’s silk-trading past meets today’s lively labyrinth of crafts and curiosities. 

Moorish magic: climb into the Albaicín, Granada’s old Moorish quarter, where whitewashed houses and flower-filled balconies frame incredible Alhambra views. With flamenco music drifting through the air, it’s easy to imagine yourself striding through Granada like a matador, cape optional, flair absolutely required. As night falls, settle in for your included dinner in Granada, a feast of vibrant flavours, aromatic spices and the lively soundtrack of the city’s evening buzz. 

Granada, with secrets to spare. 

Streets with stories: after arriving in Granada, lace up and join your Trip Leader for a wander through the cobbled lanes of this rhythmic city. Pass the cathedral and Royal Chapel, where monarchs rest, then meander through the Alcaicería – where Granada’s silk-trading past meets today’s lively labyrinth of crafts and curiosities. 

Moorish magic: climb into the Albaicín, Granada’s old Moorish quarter, where whitewashed houses and flower-filled balconies frame incredible Alhambra views. With flamenco music drifting through the air, it’s easy to imagine yourself striding through Granada like a matador, cape optional, flair absolutely required. As night falls, settle in for your included dinner in Granada, a feast of vibrant flavours, aromatic spices and the lively soundtrack of the city’s evening buzz. 

Your Inclusions

Accommodation

Hostel TOC Granada (or similar)

Activities
  • Walking tour of Granada
Meals
  • Breakfast
  • Dinner

Day 9 - Granada

Follow in a sultan’s footsteps. 

Alhambra unlocked: today you've got a guided walk through the Alhambra – Granada’s crown jewel and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Meander through ornate palaces, duck into delicate courtyards, and soak up the Generalife gardens – sultans once walked here, now it’s your turn. 

History, etched in stone: here, every surface tells a story. There’s swooping Arabic calligraphy, intricate tiles, and fountains murmuring centuries of secrets. You could stare at one wall for hours and still spot something new – this palace is basically a visual treasure chest. Then wrap up your first day in Granada with a sweet bite of piononos (a delicious sponge cake) or a tapas crawl through the city. 

Follow in a sultan’s footsteps. 

Alhambra unlocked: today you've got a guided walk through the Alhambra – Granada’s crown jewel and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Meander through ornate palaces, duck into delicate courtyards, and soak up the Generalife gardens – sultans once walked here, now it’s your turn. 

History, etched in stone: here, every surface tells a story. There’s swooping Arabic calligraphy, intricate tiles, and fountains murmuring centuries of secrets. You could stare at one wall for hours and still spot something new – this palace is basically a visual treasure chest. Then wrap up your first day in Granada with a sweet bite of piononos (a delicious sponge cake) or a tapas crawl through the city. 

Your Inclusions

Accommodation

Hostel TOC Granada (or similar)

Activities
  • Guided tour of the Alhambra fortress
Meals
  • Breakfast

Day 10 - Granada – Madrid

Palaces fit for a king (or queen). 

Plazas and palaces: today you’re zooming north and rolling into Spain’s capital. After check-in, your Trip Leader will take you on a whistle-stop walking tour, with tasty treats along the way to get your bearings (and your appetite) sorted. You’ll tick off the Palacio Real, the Cathedral de Santa María, Plaza de la Villa and the lively Plaza Mayor, before wrapping up the day with delicious tastings. All the bites, all the buzz.  

Palaces fit for a king (or queen). 

Plazas and palaces: today you’re zooming north and rolling into Spain’s capital. After check-in, your Trip Leader will take you on a whistle-stop walking tour, with tasty treats along the way to get your bearings (and your appetite) sorted. You’ll tick off the Palacio Real, the Cathedral de Santa María, Plaza de la Villa and the lively Plaza Mayor, before wrapping up the day with delicious tastings. All the bites, all the buzz.  

Your Inclusions

Accommodation

Hostel Latroupe Madrid Prado (or similar)

Activities
  • Madrid walk and taste tour
Meals
  • Breakfast
  • Lunch

Day 11 - Madrid

Madrid, your way. 

Art or air: spend your morning soaking up masterpieces at the Prado or Reina Sofía, or stretch out in the leafy calm of El Retiro Park. Then wander Gran Vía, Madrid’s very own Broadway, brimming with theatres and shops where it’s impossible not to loosen the purse strings a little. Don’t forget to snap the Royal Palace while you’re there – grandeur *never* goes out of style. 

Tapas temptations: tonight, join an optional tapas tour for an evening of nibbling, sipping and uncovering Madrid’s hidden foodie gems. The city is yours to enjoy – eat, drink and be merry. 

Madrid, your way. 

Art or air: spend your morning soaking up masterpieces at the Prado or Reina Sofía, or stretch out in the leafy calm of El Retiro Park. Then wander Gran Vía, Madrid’s very own Broadway, brimming with theatres and shops where it’s impossible not to loosen the purse strings a little. Don’t forget to snap the Royal Palace while you’re there – grandeur *never* goes out of style. 

Tapas temptations: tonight, join an optional tapas tour for an evening of nibbling, sipping and uncovering Madrid’s hidden foodie gems. The city is yours to enjoy – eat, drink and be merry. 

Your Inclusions

Accommodation

Hostel Latroupe Madrid Prado (or similar)

Meals
  • Breakfast

Your Options

  • Tapas tour of Madrid: from €80

Day 12 - Madrid – Barcelona

Spirals and stained glass. 

Gaudí magic: this morning, you’re heading for Catalonia’s capital. Here a local guide will fill you in on Gaudi’s Sagrada Familia – part cathedral, part fever dream. Marvel at the twisting, organic columns that feel like a forest frozen in stone, the kaleidoscope of stained glass that turns sunlight into rainbow streams, and the quirky details tucked into every corner, from insects to angels.  

Later, your way: with a free evening in Barcelona, the city is yours to explore. Grab a cocktail on a rooftop terrace and watch the city lights twinkle, hunt down the quirkiest tapas bars in El Born or stroll along the sparkling waterfront at Barceloneta. The night is young, the streets are alive and Barcelona is ready to show you its playful side. 

Spirals and stained glass. 

Gaudí magic: this morning, you’re heading for Catalonia’s capital. Here a local guide will fill you in on Gaudi’s Sagrada Familia – part cathedral, part fever dream. Marvel at the twisting, organic columns that feel like a forest frozen in stone, the kaleidoscope of stained glass that turns sunlight into rainbow streams, and the quirky details tucked into every corner, from insects to angels.  

Later, your way: with a free evening in Barcelona, the city is yours to explore. Grab a cocktail on a rooftop terrace and watch the city lights twinkle, hunt down the quirkiest tapas bars in El Born or stroll along the sparkling waterfront at Barceloneta. The night is young, the streets are alive and Barcelona is ready to show you its playful side. 

Your Inclusions

Accommodation

Hostel Room00 Casa Gracia (or similar)

Activities
  • Guided tour of the Sagrada Familia  
Meals
  • Breakfast

Day 13 - Barcelona

Barcelona, bite by bite. 

Gothic gems: join your Trip Leader for a guided wander through the winding streets of the Gothic Quarter. Think medieval squares, hidden courtyards and weathered walls that have seen it all. Along the way, you’ll follow your taste buds through Mercat de Santa Caterina, sampling jamón, cheeses, croquettes and olives. Who needs a formal lunch when the city itself is serving up a tasting menu? 

Evening delights: wrap up your last night with an included dinner (and probably more friendly food envy). Third included meal today? Perfect excuse to indulge – it is your grand finale after all. 

Barcelona, bite by bite. 

Gothic gems: join your Trip Leader for a guided wander through the winding streets of the Gothic Quarter. Think medieval squares, hidden courtyards and weathered walls that have seen it all. Along the way, you’ll follow your taste buds through Mercat de Santa Caterina, sampling jamón, cheeses, croquettes and olives. Who needs a formal lunch when the city itself is serving up a tasting menu? 

Evening delights: wrap up your last night with an included dinner (and probably more friendly food envy). Third included meal today? Perfect excuse to indulge – it is your grand finale after all. 

Your Inclusions

Accommodation

Hostel Room00 Casa Gracia (or similar)

Activities
  • Walking tour of Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter
Meals
  • Breakfast
  • Lunch
  • Dinner

Day 14 - Barcelona

Barcelona, adios. 

Last morning: after breakfast, it’s time for farewells. Take one last stroll, sip a final Spanish coffee and let the city sink in before wrapping up an incredible two weeks. With memories – and maybe a few ceramics from Seville, hand-painted tiles from Granada or a to-go bottle of local sherry – packed, the adventure closes… for now. 

Barcelona, adios. 

Last morning: after breakfast, it’s time for farewells. Take one last stroll, sip a final Spanish coffee and let the city sink in before wrapping up an incredible two weeks. With memories – and maybe a few ceramics from Seville, hand-painted tiles from Granada or a to-go bottle of local sherry – packed, the adventure closes… for now. 

Your Inclusions

Meals
  • Breakfast

Worth noting:

Heads up! Due to last-minute closures or private events, the parts of the Alhambra you visit might vary depending on your departure date.

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Explore the Alhambra fortress

Roam lavish palaces, get lost in lush gardens, and gawp at Moorish details that have been wowing visitors for centuries.

Small glasses of wine on a table for a wine tasting experience.

Sip your way through Porto

Uncover the magic of port wine with a tasting experience – swirl, sip and discover the secrets hidden in every legendary bottle.

 Tuk tuk parked on the side of the road next to a bright yellow building.

Zigzag through Lisbon’s Old Town

Hop in a tuk tuk and hold on as you dart through tiled streets, hidden alleyways and lively plazas – discovering the city’s magic from every twist and turn. 
 

 

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4

Gillian Mi August 2025

Really good trip with a few areas of improvement! I recommend this trip.

Our trip leader Hayley was fantastic and made this experience wonderful.

The good:
Excellent but limited included...

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5

Anonymous August 2025

Hayley was an excellent guide; somehow combing the care of a loving auntie, the adventurous nature of a friend and the knowledge of a sage.

5

Rick Br August 2025

Great trip!! From the hotels, to the optional extras and the time spent in each place was awesome. Didn't feel too rushed, the travel days weren't too bad/long and all of the group activities really...

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5

Anonymous August 2024

The delve deep tour was a great way to see the biggest destinations on the Iberian Peninsula and also tick off some smaller, gorgeous sites that would have easily been overlooked. So many great...

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5

Anonymous July 2024

Awesome tour. Virginia was an amazing and knowledgeable tour guide.

4

Anonymous June 2024

The June 2024 trip was amazing! Martina was an excellent trip leader who made the trip effortlessly more enjoyable, she had great recommendations and made our travel days fun with her jokes and...

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5

Anonymous June 2024

Martina was an amazing trip leader full of knowledge of all the places we visited. It was great to get information from her about everything to do around the places we visited as well as learn about...

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5

Anonymous April 2024

Overall great trip, the small group size was perfect, and our tour leader Monik was simply amazing, super knowledgeable, always friendly and helpful and making sure everyone was included and happy...

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5

Kaitlin Se April 2024

5 Star trip! Our trip leader Monik made the trip informative and lots of fun! She was knowledgeable about many different places and landmarks, kept the group engaged and made everyone feel taken care...

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4

Anonymous October 2023

The overall layout and locations visited on the tour were great, but it would've been nice to have more inclusions (i.e walking tours) and optional activities. We had included driving tours in certain...

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2

Anonymous October 2023

A lot of cities and free time which was great but sometimes the group wanted to do things together like dinners or a rooftop bar but our tour manager wasn’t interested or said he didn’t know what bars...

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4

Anonymous September 2023

Good variety of places visited. Most hotel were good.
Good amount of free time in each place.

1

Anonymous August 2023

The TopDeck Trip Leader was shocking! I did Not pay for such terrible service. He was too old for the group and didn’t know how to connect with us. Everyone on the trip was extremely frustrated by his...

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4

Anonymous May 2023

It’s good. There is quite a bit of free time though so be prepared to plan out your own days.

5

Anonymous May 2023

Great pace of tour. Allowing for sight seeing but still getting a lot done in the short amount of days. Paula the guide was also very knowledgeable about everything and she had such a fun and lovely...

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4

Anonymous August 2018

Spain and Portugal are stunning. Always lots to see wherever we stopped over.
Our tour leader, Danny, however could have been better in terms of really making sure the group was on time to the coach...

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5

Trusted Cu August 2018

It was just enough time to see all the great highlights. I loved the route!

3

Trusted Cu July 2018

It's only 8 full days not 10. Considering the cost for the trip, not much was included apart from some meals and accomodation and transport. Our driving tours were short and optional activities were...

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2

Anonymous July 2018

Overall the countries/cities we went to were amazing. The bus ride was entertaining. The hostels were in great locations. I just wish the experience had more positive memories than negative.

4

Anonymous July 2018

Included tours could have been more guided rather than showing some things and then sending on your way for a few hours. Included food was hit and miss.

Accommodation was better than expected, guide...

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1

Anonymous January 2018

Wouldn't recommend. Look at other options

5

Trusted Cu November 2017

Compared to Contiki Topdeck is so much better priced

5

Anonymous October 2017

Great guide and driver and great people in my tour group which i still keep in contact with

4

Anonymous October 2017

Spain and Portugal are great - what is there not to love about the country

4

Anonymous May 2017

Good value for money, a lot of bus time

5

Trusted Cu April 2017

Trip as absolutely fantastic

1

Anonymous April 2017

overpriced. the food and living conditions don't match the price

5

Anonymous April 2017

Affordable way to explore new places.

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