Is a group tour cheaper than an individual one? Fully guided and escorted small group tour package starting in Madrid, ending in Casablanca. This budget tour package is based on Islamic history and culture in Spain and Morocco. Check our fixed departures with best-priced offers for small groups and private Spain and Morocco tours
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Yes, group travel tours are worth it. Our Spain and Morocco tours are renowned for their focus on ancient and exotic cultures, as well as the beauty expressed throughout the historic cities of Madrid, Toledo, Córdoba, Seville, Granada, Tangier, and Casablanca. Islamic architecture, cuisine, music, and dance reflect the zest for life of these two destinations on both sides of the Strait of Gibraltar. A collage of different events that have swept through for centuries in Spain and Morocco. A masterpiece that would entice your senses with ancient history, art, and natural beauty. The focus of this one-week tour package to Spain and Morocco is what you have been searching for since your first trip to a foreign destination. Join our small group budget tour packages for small groups. This tour to Spain and Morocco can be tailored into a private trip if group tour packages are not your preferred option.
Upon arrival at Madrid Airport, your host guide and driver will meet you to greet you and then transfer you to your hotel in Toledo. Please continue to Toledo, which is only an hour’s drive south of Madrid; here is where it all started, the fall of the Vandals and the rise of Islamic civilization. After lunch, we will meet our local guide. We will begin visiting and exploring Toledo’s historical and cultural sights. First, visit the Historical Mosque, built by Mussa Ibnu Ali in 999 AD, later to become the Church of Christo de la Luz. From the ramparts, please enter the city through its oldest gate, Bab al Saqra, to reach the ancient Moorish city. There is another mosque located near the souk called the Mosque of the Tornerias. This Mosque has unique arches similar to the Grand Mosque of Cordoba, two courts, and a wonderful Mihrab. The best panoramic view over the city is from the Alcazar, a famous Palace of Muluk Tawaif, “Muslim Kings of Spain.” We will conclude our tour in Zocodover Square, which was once the livestock market from the 10th century—free time to stroll on your own. Dinner will be at the hotel.
Today, we will travel to Granada, crossing a beautiful part of Castilla-La Mancha to the most rewarding province of Andalusia, located in southern Spain. Granada is a jewel nestled at the foothills of Mount Shulayr in the Sierra Nevada overlooking the lush plateau of “la Vega.” The emblem of Granada is the Moorish Alhambra Palace and its exotic gardens, including the Generalife. You will also visit the old Moorish quarter of Albaicín, dignitary palaces, Moorish baths, fountains, Medersa schools, and notable dwellings that still bear witness to a glorious time in Moorish Spain. A Glorious Edifice still stands proudly to hold the emblem of “la Ghaliba Illa Allah,” No Glorious but Allah. Granada is unique in its history as the last outpost of Muslim Spain. Additionally, the home of many Christian monuments, including the tombs of King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella, is revered as the site of the Catholic Monarchs of Spain and the pioneers of the Hispanic New World in Latin America. Initially, two historic achievements, the End of Moorish sovereignty in Spain and the discovery of a new world, happened coincidentally in 1492 AD. Free time for dinner, allowing parents and their children to explore the downtown eateries of their choice. In a halal restaurant. Free time downtown. Andalucia is known for its beautiful cuisine, Tapas Bars, and Flamenco taverns. The Sacromonte quarter is the best place to encounter authentic Flamenco by Gitanos.
Your Muslim guide will take you on a full-day sightseeing tour of notable places in Granada. This will include the Alhambra Moorish Palace and its famous Generalife Gardens, Albaicín Kasbah, and the Panoramic Mirador of Saint Nicolas. The afternoon will be free for parents and students to do whatever they wish.
After breakfast, we will depart for Seville across the Malaga mountains. Our first stop will be Cordoba, Andalucia’s northernmost province. One of its many treasures is the Mezquita, a mosque of exquisite beauty and unrivaled Moorish architecture, built over a thousand years ago. Our visit begins at the bridge of Mussa ibn Nusair, Torre de la Calahorra, then progresses to the old city of la Juderia, and concludes at the legendary mosque of the Khalif Abderrahman Addakhil, founder of Moorish Spain and the first Umayyad Monarch. As you walk through this city, pay special attention to the expansive, lavish patios of Moorish heritage, which feature sophisticated architecture designed to stimulate without being ostentatious. Depart in the afternoon from Cordoba to Seville. Visit on the way the ruins of Imperial Al Medina Azahar. Continue to Sevilla. This shining city is immediately captivating and possesses an aura of happiness that any visitor can easily detect. Undeniably, for the connoisseur, it is Spain’s most beautiful metropolis. Sevilla earned a reputation as a place to savor the fullness of life. The lively streets of this enticing city manifest the realm of Spanish life from within, and one can’t help but become Spanish. The traditional theatrical exhibitions you will encounter in almost every square are an art form unique to Seville, offering free time to explore the city at your own pace.
After breakfast, your local guide will take you on a monumental visit to Seville. This is the most beautiful, aesthetically, and most lively city in Spain. Your visit will cover the sights and sounds of Seville. From the Roman site of Italica to the striking Museo de Bellas Artes, the Alcazar Palace, and the Tower of Torre del Oro, not to mention, of course, the one and only Giralda still proudly standing overlooking the Guadalquivir to witness the glory of Moorish civilization. Discover which of Sevilla’s glorious monuments would be your favorite. A stroll in horse carriages will be devoted to visiting the Casa de España and the gardens of Queen Louisa la Loca. In the afternoon, you will travel to Tarifa to catch your ferry to Tangier. Dinner will be at your hotel in Tangier.
Departure from Tangier to Chefchaouen. This town is considered one of the best blue towns in the Mediterranean and the most authentic. You will admire the beautiful diversity of landscapes that will lead you to cross the picturesque white villages of Northern Morocco at the Strait of Gibraltar, where the columns of Hercules separate Europe from Africa. Lunch will be on the road. Continue in the afternoon to Volubilis and Moulay Idriss to explore Morocco's ancient history from Roman times. Finally, you will reach Fez in the afternoon with sightseeing of the Ramparts, the Gates, the Borjs (forts), and the Andalusian part. Enjoy free time for dinner at your leisure in La Ville Nouvelle de Fès (Colonial City).
Enticing, unique, and fascinating, Fez stimulates the senses with its haunting yet beautiful sounds, visual splendor, and evocative smells. The most ancient of the Royal capitals, an entirely complete medieval city in the Islamic world, Fez is reminiscent of a city suspended in time, unfazed by the constantly evolving world outside its walls. Fez owes nothing to the Western world, save electricity. Time spent in Fez reveals much about the sophistication of Moroccan artisans, providing an unparalleled learning experience to those who cross their path. Your morning will be spent visiting the Medina. Our specialized guide will take you on a historic discovery of Fez, starting at the King’s Palace and its Meshwar with ramparts and majestic gates. <p>The first guilds you will immediately encounter are the cobblers, the saddlers, and the blacksmiths, interlaced by some caravansaries for tribespeople who come from the surrounding areas to trade and supply their needs. Down the hill to Juteya, you will encounter all sorts of crafts, but noticeably carpenters and leather workers, as one of the traditional tanneries is pretty close. This walk will lead you to El Ashabine Square, where you can enjoy various activities. From there, you will find your way to the Sgha square, leading you to Attarine, Souk el Henna, and the Maqam of Moulay Idris, the founder of Fez. Next to it, you will visit the Nejjarine Square with its famous fountain, its Guild of Carpentry, and the Museum of folk arts at the Fondouk.</p> <p>You will walk to the tannery and visit the Great Mosque University of Al Quarrawiyyine, passing by Shemma’ine, the dried fruit market. After that, you will see the Medersa Attarine and walk to Sbetryyine, a guild of bookbinders, which will lead you to the Seffarine Square, where the tapping of metalworkers is still deafening passersby as it was the case for centuries. You will break for lunch and then continue exploring the marvels of Fez Medina. These will highlight the Dyer's souk, Foundouk Tetouan, and the shrine of Sidi Ahmed Tijani, a Sufi imam who played a significant role in introducing Islam to black Africa. Sufism in West Africa is predominantly associated with the Tijaniyya Tarika. You will end your walk at Foundouk Lihoudi, where a local Fez family will host you for traditional mint tea in their home. An optional Hammam in the Medina is available for those who wish to delve deeper into Moroccan culture, offering free time to stroll at leisure.
Enjoy a day discovering the rural environs of the Atlas Mountains’ Berber villages, wards, and nomadic settlements. Coped with evergreen pines, tall cedar trees, and poplars and laced with flowing streams, your first view of the Middle Atlas will appear oddly un-Moroccan. Passing by Imouzzer, with a quick stop at the Swiss-like town of Ifrane, you will soon come across the first real town of the Middle Atlas, Azrou. Azrou is a significant market center for the region’s Berber tribes, situated at a major junction of mountain routes. Next, your driver will take a little detour in a cedar forest to introduce you to one of the oldest inhabitants of this region, the Barbary apes. This may also coincide with the encounter of a nomadic family at its temporary encampment. As nomads are very hospitable people, we are invited at least for a mint tea under their tents whenever we encounter them.</p> <p>At Azrou, the Middle Atlas gives way to the High Atlas Mountains, whose peaks are visible through the haze, soaring to over 12,000 feet. After lunch, you will descend the Atlas Mountains, finally arriving in the foothills overlooking the magnificent oasis city of Marrakech Alhamra. Some of the stops, as mentioned above, will include visits to Berber villages, scenic views, and traditional markets. Finally, you will conclude your day with dinner and other accommodations at your hotel.
You will devote your morning to exploring Marrakech's many historical sites, starting at the Menara, a magnificent pool surrounded by flowerbeds that reflects the image of an exquisite Moorish edifice. It was constructed in 1866 for dignitaries who enjoyed glorious sunsets with the ethereal Atlas Mountains as a backdrop. The pool is an innovative irrigation system serving dry land in the desert. Your tour will cover many impressive sites, including the Koutoubia Minaret (identical to the Giralda, a tower found in Seville, Spain) and the Saadian tombs, which demonstrate Moorish architecture at its finest. The tombs consist of sixteenth-century mausoleums that had lain walled in and undiscovered until 1917. Next, you will explore the gardens of the Agdal and then the Marjorelle.
You will devote your morning to exploring Marrakech's many historical sites, starting at the Menara, a magnificent pool surrounded by flowerbeds that reflects the image of an exquisite Moorish edifice. It was constructed in 1866 for dignitaries who enjoyed glorious sunsets with the ethereal Atlas Mountains as a backdrop. The pool is an innovative irrigation system serving dry land in the desert. Your tour will cover many impressive sites, including the Koutoubia Minaret (identical to the Giralda, a tower found in Seville, Spain) and the Saadian tombs, which demonstrate Moorish architecture at its finest. The tombs consist of sixteenth-century mausoleums that had lain walled in and undiscovered until 1917. Next, you will explore the gardens of Agdal and then the Marjorelle. This will be followed by free time for parents and students to explore the city.
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| Tue 5 Aug 2025 | Fri 15 Aug 2025 | Available | $2,485.00 | RESERVATION |
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| Tue 29 Sep 2026 | Fri 9 Oct 2026 | Available | $2,485.00 | RESERVATION |
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| Tue 27 Oct 2026 | Fri 6 Nov 2026 | Available | $2,485.00 | RESERVATION |
| Tue 3 Nov 2026 | Fri 13 Nov 2026 | Available | $2,485.00 | RESERVATION |
| Tue 10 Nov 2026 | Fri 20 Nov 2026 | Available | $2,485.00 | RESERVATION |
| Tue 17 Nov 2026 | Fri 27 Nov 2026 | Available | $2,485.00 | RESERVATION |
| Tue 24 Nov 2026 | Fri 4 Dec 2026 | Available | $2,485.00 | RESERVATION |
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| Tue 22 Dec 2026 | Fri 1 Jan 2027 | Available | $2,485.00 | RESERVATION |
| Tue 29 Dec 2026 | Fri 8 Jan 2027 | Available | $2,485.00 | RESERVATION |
Cost per person: $2,465.00 USD
Single supplement: $485.00 USD
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