14-Day Morocco-Spain Tour

Duration14 days · Madrid to Marrakech

DateFlexible

Tour TypePrivate

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Highlights

Spain and Morocco are two remarkable destinations connected by history, culture, architecture, cuisine, and centuries of exchange across the Mediterranean. This 14-day Spain and Morocco tour offers travelers the opportunity to experience the best of both countries in one unforgettable journey, combining Spain’s elegant cities, Moorish heritage, artistic treasures, and lively traditions with Morocco’s colorful medinas, mountain landscapes, warm hospitality, and vibrant cultural life.

Your journey begins in Spain, a country known for its royal palaces, world-class museums, historic cities, flamenco music, regional cuisine, and rich architectural beauty. From Madrid’s grand boulevards and cultural landmarks to Seville’s Andalusian charm and Granada’s unforgettable Alhambra, every destination reveals a different side of Spanish history and identity. Spain’s strong Moorish influence can still be seen in its palaces, gardens, tiles, arches, courtyards, and old neighborhoods, making it a perfect cultural introduction before continuing to Morocco.

Madrid, the Spanish capital, is one of the country’s most exciting cities. It is home to the Royal Palace of Madrid, the Prado Museum, elegant squares, lively markets, beautiful parks, and a rich dining scene. Travelers can enjoy classic Spanish dishes such as paella, gazpacho, tortilla espanola, patatas bravas, gambas al ajillo, churros, tapas, and regional specialties. The city also offers a lively atmosphere, excellent shopping, and a strong connection to football culture through its world-famous clubs.

The journey continues through Andalusia, where Seville and Granada reveal some of Spain’s most beautiful Islamic, Christian, and Jewish heritage. In Seville, you can admire the Alcazar, walk through charming old streets, enjoy tapas, and experience the passion of a traditional flamenco performance. In Granada, the Alhambra Palace stands as one of the greatest examples of Moorish architecture in Europe, with its peaceful gardens, carved walls, decorative tiles, and panoramic views over the city.

After discovering Spain, the tour continues into Morocco, a country full of contrasts, colors, and unforgettable experiences. Morocco welcomes travelers with ancient medinas, lively souks, desert landscapes, palm valleys, traditional riads, mountain villages, and delicious cuisine. In Marrakech, you can explore bustling markets, historic monuments, gardens, palaces, spice stalls, and the famous Jemaa el-Fna Square, where storytellers, musicians, food stalls, and local life create a magical atmosphere.

This Spain and Morocco tour is designed for travelers who want more than a simple holiday. It combines culture, history, architecture, food, local traditions, and scenic landscapes in one carefully planned itinerary. You will enjoy guided visits, private transportation, comfortable accommodations, regional meals, cultural encounters, and enough time to appreciate the unique character of each destination.

From the royal elegance of Madrid to the Moorish beauty of Granada, from the flamenco spirit of Seville to the colorful energy of Marrakech, this 14-day Spain-Morocco itinerary offers a memorable travel experience filled with discovery, comfort, and cultural depth.

Morocco Spain Tour Highlights

Explore Madrid’s Royal Palace, Prado Museum, elegant squares, markets, parks, and lively food scene.
Taste Spanish specialties such as tapas, paella, tortilla española, seafood, and regional dishes.
Discover Seville’s historic neighborhoods, Moorish architecture, orange-filled streets, and flamenco culture.
Visit the Alcazar of Seville and enjoy its decorated halls, gardens, fountains, and royal history.
Explore Granada and the Alhambra, one of Europe’s finest examples of Islamic architecture.
Continue to Morocco and experience the cultural contrast between Europe and North Africa.
Discover Marrakech’s medina, souks, palaces, gardens, riads, and Jemaa el-Fna Square.
Taste Moroccan dishes including tagines, couscous, salads, pastries, fresh bread, and mint tea.
Cross the High Atlas Mountains and visit Berber villages, kasbahs, and fortified settlements.
Learn about local traditions, mountain life, hospitality, and rural culture.
Visit a saffron farm or cooperative when included in the final itinerary.
Enjoy guided sightseeing, private transfers, comfortable accommodation, and carefully selected cultural experiences.
Experience two countries in one journey, combining Spanish heritage, Moroccan culture, historic architecture, cuisine, and scenic landscapes.

14-day Morocco and Spain Tour route map with Casablanca, Rabat, Tangier, Seville, Cordoba, Granada, Chefchaouen, Fes, Merzouga Desert, Marrakech and Essaouira — Route map for a private 14-day Morocco and Spain tour connecting Casablanca, Rabat, Tangier, Andalusia, Chefchaouen, Fes, the Sahara Desert, Marrakech, Essaouira, and Casablanca.

Morocco Spain Tour – FAQ

Why combine Spain and Morocco in one tour?

Spain and Morocco work beautifully together because both countries share deep historical, architectural, culinary, and cultural connections. This tour allows travelers to experience Spanish cities, Andalusian heritage, Moorish monuments, and Moroccan medinas in one journey across two very different but connected destinations.

Is this tour more focused on culture or relaxation?

The Morocco-Spain Tour is mainly cultural, but it can include relaxed moments depending on the final itinerary. Travelers can enjoy museums, palaces, old quarters, food experiences, flamenco, medinas, gardens, mountain views, and private sightseeing while still having time for leisure in selected cities.

How is the crossing between Spain and Morocco arranged?

The connection between Spain and Morocco can be arranged by flight or ferry depending on the final route, travel season, flight availability, and preferred comfort level. The itinerary can be planned to make the transition smooth, with airport or port transfers organized in advance.

Is this tour suitable for travelers interested in Moorish history?

Yes. This tour is especially suitable for travelers interested in Moorish, Andalusian, Islamic, Jewish, Christian, and Mediterranean heritage. Places such as Seville, Granada, Marrakech, and other historic cities help travelers understand the cultural links between southern Spain and Morocco.

Can the Spain section be shortened or extended?

Yes. The Spain portion can be adjusted based on your interests, available time, and arrival city. Some travelers prefer to focus on Madrid, Seville, and Granada, while others may add Barcelona, Cordoba, Malaga, Ronda, or extra time in Andalusia before continuing to Morocco.

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                                    Day 1
                                    Arrival in Madrid
                                    
                                Welcome to Spain. Upon arrival at Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport, your private driver or local representative will meet you, assist with your luggage and transfer you to your hotel.  The first day will remain relaxed, giving you time to settle in after your flight. Depending on your arrival time, you may take an introductory walk through the surrounding neighborhood, enjoy a café or have dinner at a traditional or contemporary Spanish restaurant.  Travelers arriving earlier may explore Puerta del Sol, Plaza Mayor or Gran Vía independently. A guided visit should be arranged only when sufficient time is available after arrival.  Your representative will confirm the following day’s pickup time, sightseeing arrangements and any monument tickets included in the program.  Overnight in Madrid.

                                    Day 2
                                    Guided Sightseeing Tour of Madrid
                                    
                                After breakfast, meet your licensed local guide for a private exploration of Madrid.  Begin in the historic center, where the route may include Plaza Mayor, Puerta del Sol, the San Miguel Market area and selected streets of the old city. Continue toward the Royal Palace of Madrid and Almudena Cathedral.  An interior visit to the Royal Palace may be included when tickets are reserved and the building is open to visitors. Official events can occasionally affect public access.  After lunch, continue through Madrid’s grand avenues and public spaces. Depending on your interests, the afternoon may include the Prado Museum, Retiro Park, the Cibeles area or another museum or cultural attraction.  The Prado visit can be adapted around selected artists and periods rather than attempting to cover the entire collection in one visit.  The evening will be free for shopping, dining or an optional food experience.  Overnight in Madrid.

                                    Day 3
                                    Madrid – Seville
                                    
                                After breakfast, check out of your hotel and transfer to the railway station for the journey to Seville.  High-speed rail is generally the most practical connection between the two cities, although a private road transfer or flight may be arranged when preferred. Tickets, assigned seats and luggage conditions will be confirmed before departure.  Upon arrival in Seville, your local driver will meet you and transfer you to your hotel.  The remainder of the day will be free to become familiar with the city. You may walk through the historic center, explore the streets around the cathedral or relax at a café.  In the evening, enjoy dinner at your preferred pace. A guided tapas experience may be arranged when requested in advance.  Overnight in Seville.

                                    Day 4
                                    Guided Sightseeing Tour of Seville
                                    
                                After breakfast, meet your licensed local guide for a private tour of Seville.  The visit may include the Royal Alcázar, Seville Cathedral and the Giralda area, depending on ticket availability, opening schedules and your selected program.  Walk through the narrow streets and small squares of the Santa Cruz district while learning about Seville’s Islamic, Christian and Jewish heritage. Continue toward Plaza de España and María Luisa Park when time permits.  The tour can also include the riverfront, the exterior of the Torre del Oro or the Triana district, known for its ceramic tradition and strong local identity.  After the guided visit, enjoy free time for lunch, shopping or relaxation.  A flamenco performance may be arranged in the evening. The venue, seating category, transfers and any included drinks or dinner must be confirmed in the final proposal.  Overnight in Seville.

                                    Day 5
                                    Seville – Ronda – Granada
                                    
                                After breakfast, leave Seville and travel toward Granada through the landscapes of Andalusia.  The principal stop will be Ronda, a historic town set above the deep El Tajo gorge. Walk through the old town and view the Puente Nuevo from a suitable viewpoint. Depending on your interests and available time, you may also visit a historic house, garden or part of the former city walls.  When the schedule allows, the route may include a shorter stop in Zahara de la Sierra or another white village. Visiting both Ronda and Zahara in detail can make the journey considerably longer, so the final stops should be selected according to your preferred pace.  Continue to Granada during the afternoon and check into your hotel.  The evening will be free. You may walk through the central streets, enjoy dinner or visit a viewpoint overlooking the Alhambra when time and weather permit.  Overnight in Granada.

                                    Day 6
                                    Alhambra and Guided Tour of Granada
                                    
                                After breakfast, meet your licensed local guide for a private exploration of Granada.  The day’s principal visit will be the Alhambra complex, subject to advance ticket availability. The confirmed visit may include the Nasrid Palaces, Generalife Gardens, Alcazaba and other accessible sections according to the ticket category.  Because entry times are controlled, the day’s schedule will be organized around the assigned Alhambra reservation. Travelers must carry the identification required for their personalized tickets.  After the Alhambra visit, continue to Granada’s historic center. The route may include the cathedral area, the former silk-market district or traditional streets near the old city.  Depending on the pace of the day, you may also explore part of the Albaicín, where narrow streets and hillside viewpoints reveal another side of Granada’s Andalusian heritage.  The evening will be free for dinner or an optional cultural performance.  Overnight in Granada.

                                    Day 7
                                    Granada at Leisure
                                    
                                Enjoy a flexible day in Granada without a fixed sightseeing schedule.  You may return to the Albaicín, visit the Sacromonte area, explore additional museums or spend time shopping and dining in the city center.  Travelers interested in food may join a tapas walk, market visit or cooking activity. Other options include a traditional bath experience, a countryside excursion or additional time at the hotel.  A guided visit can also be arranged for travelers who would like a more detailed exploration of Granada’s Islamic, Christian or Jewish heritage.  This leisure day provides time to rest before traveling from Spain to Morocco. Your representative will confirm the following day’s airport pickup, flight details, baggage allowances and arrival arrangements in Marrakech.  Overnight in Granada.

                                    Day 8
                                    Granada – Málaga Airport – Marrakech
                                    
                                After breakfast, check out of your hotel and travel to Málaga Airport or another confirmed departure point.  The preferred connection to Morocco will be selected according to the available flight schedule. This may involve a direct flight to Marrakech or a connecting service through another airport.  Flight tickets, checked baggage, seat selection and airport transfers should be confirmed in advance. Travelers carrying oversized luggage or special equipment must review the airline’s conditions before departure.  Upon arrival at Marrakech Menara Airport, your private Moroccan driver will meet you, assist with your luggage and transfer you to your riad or hotel.  The remainder of the day will be free to rest after the international journey. Depending on your arrival time, you may take a short introductory walk through the medina or visit Jemaa el-Fna in the evening.  Overnight in Marrakech.

                                    Day 9
                                    Private Guided Tour of Marrakech
                                    
                                After breakfast, meet your licensed local guide for a private exploration of Marrakech.  The sightseeing program may include Bahia Palace, the Saadian Tombs and Ben Youssef Madrasa, depending on opening hours, restoration work and your selected itinerary.  Continue on foot through sections of the historic medina and souks. Your guide will introduce you to traditional neighborhoods and areas associated with textiles, spices, leatherwork, metalwork, lamps, wood carving and carpets.  See the exterior of the Koutoubia Mosque before continuing toward Jemaa el-Fna, Marrakech’s central public square.  A visit to Majorelle Garden may be included when tickets are reserved in advance. Alternatively, another garden, museum or cultural attraction can be selected.  After the guided visit, enjoy free time for shopping, relaxation or dinner at a rooftop or courtyard restaurant.  Overnight in Marrakech.

                                    Day 10
                                    Marrakech Culinary and Cultural Experiences
                                    
                                Enjoy breakfast followed by a personalized day in Marrakech.  Travelers interested in Moroccan cuisine may join a cooking class that includes a market visit and the preparation of traditional salads, bread, tagine or another seasonal dish.  Alternative experiences may include a guided food walk, pottery workshop, calligraphy lesson, perfume-making activity or meeting with selected artisans. All workshops depend on availability and should be reserved in advance.  You may also visit a museum or garden not included on the previous day, return to the souks or spend time at your riad.  A hammam or spa treatment can be arranged for travelers seeking a more relaxed afternoon.  The evening will be free, or a cultural dinner can be reserved when included in the final itinerary.  Overnight in Marrakech.

                                    Day 11
                                    Marrakech at Leisure
                                    
                                Today is reserved for independent exploration and relaxation.  You may return to your preferred sections of the medina, shop for crafts, visit a gallery or spend time beside the hotel pool.  Optional excursions may include a countryside lunch, a garden visit, golf, a food experience or an activity outside the city. Hot-air ballooning is weather-dependent and operates very early in the morning, while quad biking and similar activities should be booked only with appropriately licensed and insured providers.  Travelers who prefer a slower day may enjoy a leisurely lunch, spa treatment or additional time at their accommodation.  Your driver or tour coordinator will confirm the following morning’s departure time and the selected High Atlas destination.  Overnight in Marrakech.

                                    Day 12
                                    Marrakech – High Atlas Mountains
                                    
                                After breakfast, leave Marrakech and travel toward the High Atlas Mountains.  The final destination may be Imlil, Ouirgane or another suitable mountain valley selected according to the accommodation, season and preferred activities.  The journey passes rural communities, cultivated fields and foothill landscapes. Stops can be made for photographs, refreshments and panoramic views before reaching your mountain lodge or guesthouse.  After checking in, meet a local mountain guide for an introductory walk adapted to your fitness level and the remaining daylight.  The route may pass terraced fields, walnut trees, irrigation channels and traditional villages. Travelers who prefer not to walk can enjoy the lodge or take a shorter village visit.  Visits involving local families or private homes must be arranged respectfully in advance and should not be presented as guaranteed spontaneous encounters.  Overnight in the High Atlas Mountains.

                                    Day 13
                                    Guided High Atlas Mountains Experience
                                    
                                After breakfast, meet your local mountain guide for a guided walk through the surrounding valley.  The route, distance and elevation will be selected according to your fitness level, weather, trail conditions and seasonal accessibility. The walk may pass mountain villages, cultivated terraces, streams and panoramic viewpoints.  A traditional lunch may be served at a guesthouse, mountain lodge, community association or prearranged local setting. The exact venue and menu will depend on the confirmed program.  Travelers seeking a less active experience can choose a shorter walk, village visit or scenic drive instead of a longer hike.  In the afternoon, return to your accommodation and enjoy time to rest. Depending on the property, wellness treatments, garden time or a special final dinner may be arranged.  Weather in the mountains can change quickly, and the guide may alter or shorten the route when required for safety.  Overnight in the High Atlas Mountains.

                                    Day 14
                                    High Atlas Mountains – Marrakech Airport – Departure
                                    
                                After breakfast, enjoy free time according to your international flight schedule.  At the agreed time, your private driver will collect you from the mountain accommodation and transfer you to Marrakech Menara Airport.  The pickup time will be planned according to the location of the lodge, road conditions, expected traffic and the airline’s recommended check-in time.  Because some mountain accommodations are several hours from the airport, an early-morning flight may require returning to Marrakech on Day 13 and spending the final night in the city.  Your 14-day Morocco and Spain Tour concludes at Marrakech Airport with assistance unloading your luggage and confirming the appropriate departure terminal.  End of services.

Included

Included Services

Private airport pickup in Madrid
Private airport transfer in Marrakech at the end of the tour
Private transportation during the confirmed itinerary in Spain and Morocco
Professional English-speaking driver or local representative where applicable
13 nights of accommodation in selected hotels, riads, boutique properties, or mountain accommodations
Daily breakfast during the tour
Selected dinners when clearly mentioned in the final itinerary
Guided sightseeing tour in Madrid
Guided or assisted visit of Seville
Guided or assisted visit of Granada, including the Alhambra area when confirmed in the itinerary
Travel assistance between Spain and Morocco by flight or ferry, depending on the final route
Local licensed guide for Marrakech sightseeing
Private visit of Marrakech, including the medina, souks, historical monuments, gardens, and Jemaa el-Fna Square
Free time in Marrakech for shopping, relaxation, and personal discovery
Private excursion to the High Atlas Mountains
Visit to Berber villages and scenic mountain landscapes
Guided hike or soft walking experience in the Atlas Mountains when included in the confirmed program
Flexible stops for panoramic views, photos, local markets, and cultural visits
Luggage assistance during the tour
Local support before and during your Spain and Morocco trip

Excluded Services

International flights to Spain and from Morocco
Flight or ferry tickets between Spain and Morocco unless clearly included in the final proposal
Travel insurance
Schengen visa, Morocco visa, or any visa-related fees if required
Lunches and drinks unless clearly mentioned in the final itinerary
Dinners not clearly mentioned as included
Entrance fees to monuments, museums, gardens, Alhambra, Royal Palace, Prado Museum, flamenco venues, and historical sites unless clearly included
Optional activities such as flamenco show, hammam, spa treatments, cooking class, horse carriage ride, special cultural dinner, wine tasting, or extra guided visits
Personal expenses such as shopping, laundry, telephone calls, minibar charges, and room service
Tips for drivers, local guides, hotel staff, restaurant staff, activity guides, and luggage porters
Extra hotel nights before or after the tour
Any service not clearly mentioned in the included services

Price

Morocco–Spain Tour Price

Accommodation category	2 travelers	4 travelers	6 travelers
Comfort hotels, boutique properties and Moroccan riads	$3,950–$4,750 per person	$3,250–$3,950 per person	$2,950–$3,550 per person
Luxury hotels, premium riads and upscale mountain stays	$5,650–$6,950 per person	$4,750–$5,850 per person	$4,250–$5,250 per person

Prices are shown per person and are based on travelers sharing a double or twin room. The final cost depends on your travel dates, group size, accommodation category, room arrangements, seasonal availability, transportation within Spain and Morocco, guide requirements, and any itinerary customizations. Flight or ferry tickets between Spain and Morocco, monument entrance fees, flamenco performances, and optional activities are priced separately unless clearly included in the confirmed proposal. Contact MoroccoTours.co for a personalized Morocco–Spain tour quotation.

14-Day Morocco-Spain Tour

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Morocco Spain Tour Highlights

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