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Portugal & Morocco Palace Tours Spain Portugal & Morocco www.PalaceTours.com Contents Spain A Glimpse of Spain History Meets Future (8 days / 7 nights) Madrid - Córdoba - Seville - Costa Del Sol - Granada - Toledo - Madrid 2 Madrid - Barcelona - Vic - Figueres - Girona - Montserrat - Sitges - Tarragona - Santes Brilliant Catalonia (5 days / 4 nights) Creus - Barcelona 3 Classic Andalusia (5 days / 4 nights) Madrid - Córdoba - Seville - Ronda - Costa Del Sol - Granada - Toledo - Madrid 4 Classical Spain & Costa Del Sol (12 days / 11 nights) Barcelona - Madrid - Córdoba - Seville - Costa Del Sol - Granada - Toledo - Madrid 5 Madrid - Santiago de Compostela - A Coruna - Ferrol - Ribadeo - Luarca - Oviedo - Gijon Essence of Northern Spain - Self Drive Journey (11 days / 10 nights) -Ribadesella - Cangas de Onis - Potes - Comillas - Santillana del Mar - Santander - 6 Laredo - Bilbao - San Sebastián - Madrid Barcelona - Madrid - Córdoba - Seville - Ronda - Costa Del Sol - Granada - Toledo - Gems of Spain (9 days / 8 nights) Madrid 7 Highlights of Spain (7 days / 6 nights) Madrid - Córdoba - Seville - Granada - Valencia - Barcelona - Zaragoza - Madrid 8 Barcelona - Vic - Figueres - Girona - Montserrat - Sitges - Tarragona - Santes Creus - Historical Highlights of Spain (11 days / 10 nights) Barcelona - Zaragoza - Madrid - Córdoba - Seville - Granada - Valencia - Barcelona 9 I Love Andalusia (7 days / 6 nights) Costa Del Sol - Granada - Toledo - Madrid - Córdoba - Seville - Ronda - Costa Del Sol 10 Madrid - Barcelona - Vic - Figueres - Girona - Montserrat - Sitges - Tarragona - Santes Madrid & Catalunya Experiences (8 days / 7 nights) Creus - Barcelona 11 Barcelona - Sitges - Tarragona - Santes Creus - Barcelona - Zaragoza - Madrid - Rediscover Catalunya & Highlights of Spain (9 days / 8 nights) Córdoba - Seville - Granada - Valencia - Barcelona 12 Spain: A Cultural Kaleidoscope (8 days / 7 nights) Barcelona - Madrid - Córdoba - Seville - Granada - Toledo - Madrid 13 Spain’s Mediterranean Capitals (7 days / 6 nights) Madrid - Valencia - Barcelona - Zaragoza - Madrid 14 Spain & Morocco Classic Morocco (5 days / 4 nights) Costa Del Sol - Fes - Meknes - Rabat - Tangier - Costa Del Sol 15 Costa Del Sol - Fes - Meknes - Marrakech - Casablanca - Rabat - Tangier - Costa Del Imperial Morocco Revisited (7 days / 6 nights) Sol 16 Madrid - Córdoba - Seville - Costa Del Sol - Fes - Meknes - Marrakech - Casablanca - The Cultural Fusion Tour of Spain & Morocco (12 days / 11 nights) Rabat- - Larache - Tangier - Costa Del Sol - Granada - Toledo - Madrid 17 Spain & Portugal Madrid - Avila – Salamanca - Ciudad Rodrigo - Coimbra - Fatima - Obidos - Lisbon - Highlights of Spain & Portugal (5 days / 4 nights) Cacere - Madrid 19 El Transcantabrico GRAND LUJO - El Transcantabrico Clasico - El Expreso de La Robla Luxury Train Cruises in Spain - Al Andalus Train For Reservations Call Toll Free (US and Canada) 1-800-724-5120 [email protected] www.PalaceTours.com Greetings from Palace Tours! Thank you for taking the time to review our collection of experiences in Spain. Each of our tours is carefully crafted to allow the guests to explore Spain’s history, art and architecture, fairs and festivals and local gastronomy so they come back with lifelong memories that they can cherish. For a structured approach in travel, try one of our Coach Tours that cover major tourist attractions in the region. Most tours depart on a weekly basis and some of the tours run year-round. Our local offices offer any support travelers may require in case of an emergency. Luxury Trains are a wonderful travel option to consider in Spain. These experiences offer an alternative to a regular coach tour since you won’t have to pack and unpack, check in and check out of hotels every day. Enjoy an all inclusive river cruise-like experience with excellent service on and off board. Our Dance Party tours collection is specially designed for professionals interested in meeting other travelers and enjoy learning local dances. This collection of tours is a perfect blend of group tour and independent travel activities. These tours give the guests an opportunity to participate in optional activities like ZumbaTM fitness and Flamenco Dance classes. Try something different during this vacation, where there will never be a dull moment! This catalog showcases a few of our popular tours. You can find these and many other tours on our website http://www.palacetours.com where you can search the tour you want by destination, budget and time. Experience the true value of a friendly and knowledgeable company that excels in service delivery. Allow Ferrol Vivero Palace Tours to arrange your trip to RibadeoLuarca AvilesGijon La Coruna Llanes Santander San Sebastian Spain. Oviedo Bilbao FRANCE Asturias Cantabria Pais Santiago de Aguilar de Campoo Pamplona Compostela Galicia Vasco Leon Burgos Logrono Navarra - Palace Tours Team Castilla y Leon La Rioja Figueres CatalunyaGirona Zaragoza Aragon Lleida Barcelona Salamanca Segovia Tarragona Explore Avila Ciudad-Rodrigo Madrid Madrid Cuenca Toledo Caceres Castilla-la Mancha Valencia Spain PORTUGAL Extremadura Ibiza Your Way Ciudad Real Communidad Valenciana Cordoba Region de Murcia Andalucia Seville B: Breakfast L: Lunch D: Dinner Granada 5% Discount for Senior Citizens over 65 Jerez de la Frontera Ronda Itineraries in the catalog are for reference only. Malaga Almeria Cadiz Costa del Sol * Tour Prices indicated as approximate and are based on EURO to US Dollar Gibraltar exchange rates and may be subject to change. You can lock in your rates at the time of reservation. Primary Road For Reservations Call Toll Free (US and Canada) 1-800-724-5120 [email protected] www.PalaceTours.com Spain Spain From $926* S M T W Th F S A Glimpse of Spain: Future Meets History in Andalusia (8 days / 7 nights) Guided visits in Cόrdoba, Seville, Granada and Toledo / Tour Escort during the whole trip / Air conditioned deluxe motor-coach / Daily breakfast and accommodation in selected class / 7 dinners. Day 1 Madrid, Córdoba, Seville magnificant coast. You’ll also have another opportunity to take an On the first day of your journey, depart from the country’s capital optional tour to Gibraltar, Ronda, Malaga, Marbella, Mijas or Tangier. through the land of Don Quixote “The Man from La Mancha” to (B,D) Córdoba, situated on the banks of the Guadalquivir River and the Day 7 Costa del Sol, Granada foothills of Sierra Morena. Embark on the city tour visiting such After breakfast depart for Granada where you visit the La Alhambra sites as the Mezquita (Mosque) and Jewish Quarter. Later, continue and Generalife Gardens, the last stronghold of the Moorish to Seville to watch an optional Bullfight at the Plaza de Toros de Kingdoms up to 1492 and the inspiration for Washington Irving’s la Maestranza (if possible) or enjoy an optional Flamenco show. Tales of the Alhambra. Delicious dinner is served at the hotel. Enjoy Dinner is served at the hotel (D) an optional Gypsy night tour in this historical city. (B,D) Day 2 Seville Day 8 Granada, Toledo, Madrid This day brings you to an exciting tour of the city of Seville. You may After breakfast depart towards the Imperial City of Toledo (World visit sights such as Cathedral from outside, Santa Cruz Quarter and Heritage city), where the three cultures of Spain - Christians, Maria Luisa Gardens. The afternoon is yours to spend at leisure to Moorish and Jewish - have lived together since the 13th century. discover the breathtaking views of this enchanting city from atop Explore the most important city monuments and archeological of la Giralda, the 230-foot tall bell tower; visit the impressive Plaza remains, and learn about the famous “Damasquinado”, the Moorish España, a magnificent sample of the Iberoamerican exposition of art of inlaying gold or silver threads into black steel to make jewelry 1929 and featured in the film Star Wars Episode II; see the Cathedral, or decorative crafts. Later continue the journey to Madrid where your currently the third largest temple in the world; or watch an optional tour ends. (B) FRANCE Flamenco show. This evening enjoy delicious dinner. (B,D) Day 3 Seville, Costa del Sol Enjoy a breakfast and an early afternoon departure for Costa del Sol. Dinner is served at the hotel. (B,D) Day 4 Costa del Sol Spend your entire day at leisure to bask under the sun on the beautiful beaches of Costa del Sol or enjoy the artwork and explore Madrid the archaeological remains found in the many cathedrals, museums, monestaries and town halls. You’ll also have an opportunity to take an optional tour to Gibraltar, Ronda, Malaga, Marbella, Mijas or Toledo Tangier. (B,D) Day 5 Costa del Sol PORTUGAL Another day spent at leisure in Costa del Sol. Take advantage of the beautiful beaches, experience the outdoors in one of Costa Del Sol’s many parks or enjoy an optional tour to Gibraltar, Ronda, Cordoba Malaga, Marbella, Mijas or Tangier. (B,D) Day 6 Costa del Sol Seville Granada Enjoy another day on the glorious beaches of Costa del Sol. Explore Ronda the local markets, amusement parks, aquariums, golf courses or Malaga take your pick at trying almost every imaginable water sport on this Costa del Sol Strait of Gibraltar Primary Road For Reservations Call Toll Free (US and Canada) 1-800-724-5120 2 [email protected] www.PalaceTours.com MOROCCO Spain Spain From $1,093* S M T W Th F S Brilliant Catalonia (5 days/ 4 nights) Train + Bus Guided visits in Vic, Figueres (Dali Museum), Girona, Montserrat, Sitges and Santes Creus (Monastery) / Tour Escort during Catalunya tour / Air conditioned deluxe motor-coach during Catalunya tour / AVE train Madrid-Barcelona (flat rate tourist class) / Transfer Barcelona station to hotel / Accommodation / Daily breakfast, 1 Typical lunch, 3 dinners and Wine tasting in a famous Cellar. Day 1 Madrid, Barcelona Day 4 Sitges, Tarragona On the first day of your journey depart from Madrid by AVE train for Spend the morning on a walking tour of the “Route of the Americans” Barcelona at 9.30 am. Arrive at the hotel in early afternoon.
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