Luxury Spain Tours & Travel

Spain is truly a year-round destination, but spring and autumn offer an excellent balance of nice weather and fairly light crowds. Keep an eye on the calendar as there are many festivals during these months which can make for an interesting cultural experience, but it can also increase prices and create crowds that you’d rather avoid.
If spending time on the beach or by the sea if your goal, summer is best but keep in mind touring the major cities in these months is not ideal as it is often hot and crowded.

Spain’s high-speed trains are efficient and comfortable and transport you from the city center to the city center. When they’re available on your routes, it’s the best way to travel. Unfortunately, the high-speed train network doesn’t go everywhere, so you can take advantage of low-cost flights within Spain on Vueling or Iberia. It’s also possible to rent a car and self-drive or hire a private driver though the cost of a driver for long distances is usually expensive. Portugal is a much smaller country and therefore driving -whether on your own or with a private driver – is often the best way to get around. There are trains as well as flights that connect the major cities of Porto in the north, Faro in the south, and Lisbon in the center of the country.

This obviously depends on how long you plan to go for and what standard of accommodation you want, but you should expect to pay around $500 per day. This includes all accommodation in a 4 or 5* hotel, meals in good quality restaurants, and private tours.

You could probably spend your whole life exploring Spain, but we’d recommend between 10 and 14 days. With 3 nights in Barcelona and Madrid and then town to explore the historic cities of beautiful Andalucia, including Seville and Granada. Of course, it’s possible to enjoy a shorter trip focusing on just one or two cities or regions, or extend your stay to experience more of what Spain has to offer.