bunnik tours spain portugal morocco

• Spain Tourism
• Spain Hotels
• Spain Bed and Breakfast
• Spain Vacation Rentals
• Flights to Spain
• Spain Restaurants
• Things to Do in Spain
• Spain Travel Forum
• Spain Photos
• All Spain Hotels
• Spain Hotel Deals
• Last Minute Hotels in Spain
• Things to Do
• Restaurants
• Vacation Rentals
• Travel Stories
• Rental Cars
• Add a Place
• Travel Forum
• Travelers' Choice
• Help Center

Spain Portugal & Morocco with Bunnik Tours - Spain Forum

• Europe    
• Spain    

Spain Portugal & Morocco with Bunnik Tours

• United States Forums
• Europe Forums
• Canada Forums
• Asia Forums
• Central America Forums
• Africa Forums
• Caribbean Forums
• Mexico Forums
• South Pacific Forums
• South America Forums
• Middle East Forums
• Honeymoons and Romance
• Business Travel
• Train Travel
• Traveling With Disabilities
• Tripadvisor Support
• Solo Travel
• Bargain Travel
• Timeshares / Vacation Rentals
• Europe forums
• Spain forum

Has anyone done this tour with this company?

In 2002 I did Best of Italy with Trafalgar. Enjoyed it but found the group too large (49 people) and felt very much like a hit and run tour.

Also did a walking tour of Turkey with International Park Tours (QLD). This was a small group of 18 or so and was great.

I am also a solo female traveler in my fifties and have used Bunnik Tours for Turkey + Greek Islands and

Sri Lanka. I have also used Trafalgar to travel around Europe where there were over 30 travelers.

Each tour I was on with Bunnik there were around 12-15 travelers so not a large group and I found it the best and easy way to travel when your solo. I would highly recommend Bunnik Tours.

Hope this helps. Enjoy Spain Portugal & Morocco.

Thanks Mary, always good to hear positive comments :)

This topic has been closed to new posts due to inactivity.

• No interest in the camino walk.. 4:41 pm
• Trip to Madrid 4:34 pm
• Ab.Recurrente 4:27 pm
• Restaurants - Las Chapas 4:18 pm
• Villa Fraile to Nerja transport worries 4:18 pm
• Palma restaurant Sunday in May 4:17 pm
• Mosquitoes 4:11 pm
• Old town restaurant recommendations 4:11 pm
• 🌞🏖️Las Cruces de Mayo - the Crosses of the month of May. 4:07 pm
• Special Occasion Restaurant 4:05 pm
• The ship Inn 4:04 pm
• Puerto Rico or Playa del Ingles 4:04 pm
• train/bus tickets in barcelona & costa brava 4:03 pm
• Getting to Frigiliana from Malaga - any budget options? 4:00 pm
• Best Place For Family/Kids Holiday on July, August? 14 replies
• Best places to visit in Spain? 13 replies
• How many days for Madrid/Barcelona 8 replies
• Best Spanish beach resorts for families?Open to suggestions! 3 replies
• Northern Spain highlights 5 replies
• Alsa Bus 13 replies
• general strike 29 march 2012 36 replies
• Safe to travel to Spain now? 11 replies
• Spain - suggested itinerary for 10 Days 11 replies
• caution booking on venere.com 3 replies

Spain Hotels and Places to Stay

• Clothing in Spain
• ****** Transport ******
• Do I need a International Driving Permit to drive a hire car?
• ******** Safety *******
• What are some safety tips?
• ******** Food ********
• ******** Sights *******
• ****** Museums ******
• ******** Other *******

APRIL SALE:   Discover and book at   up to 60% off!

Spain, Portugal and Morocco Tours & Trips

At the Western end of Europe lies the Iberian Peninsula, which includes Spain and Portugal , both home to well-known attractions as well as plenty of hidden gems. To the south, Morocco offers a rich cultural experience among its tea houses, bazaars, and more. Make sure you discover the Moorish wonders of Casablanca, the city once known as a home for pirates.

71 tour packages in Spain, Portugal and Morocco with 1,022 reviews

• In-depth Cultural
• Coach / Bus
• Christmas & New Year

Madrid, Andalusia, Morocco and Lisbon

The tour itself was excellent. Our guides were terrific. Most hotels and meals were very good. Local guides were knowledgeable and helpful. My husband has some difficulty walking but managed to keep up with most tours, so I would not recommend this trip for anyone with walking disabilities. On the whole the trip was well worth the cost.

Spain, Portugal & Morocco

The tour director was fantastic, cooperative and very much knowlogable. The group was very nice and became like family member. .

Portugal, Andalucia and Morocco from Madrid

Excellent service and support by Rufus at TourRadar and an amazing tour provided by Julia Travels. Highly recommend Julia Travels for any tours in Spain and Portugal. Our 18 days tour was planned and executed perfectly by Roxana. All of my questions and concerns were addressed promptly. Thanks to Rufus at TourRadar, Roxana at Julia, Santiago at Julia, and our tour coordinator/driver Gabriel for making our journey memorable!

• €50 deposit on some dates Some departure dates offer you the chance to book this tour with a lower deposit.

VPT Tours was exceptional. Rodrigo in the Madrid office is a first class professional in his customer service. Knowledgeable. Patient.Kind. The best! This tour was designed and delivered with vision. This includes first class drivers and transport. Major cities have guided tours that are fascinating and all delivered by locals. The accommodations were also very good and included 1-2 meals a day. Each day gave time to explore, sit on a beach, time for ease. I wholeheartedly and enthusiastically endorse this tour and VPT Tours.

• 10% deposit on some dates Some departure dates offer you the chance to book this tour with a lower deposit.

Andalucia & Morocco

Overall a good value and strong itinerary. Friendly competent guides and local experts- especially in Côrdoba, Granada, and Toledo. Some of the hand-offs between guides during regional transitions were altogether lacking, primarily from Morocco back to Spain. It would have been nice if the Moroccan tour company Mundinmaroc had substituted an excursion to Chafchouen from the first day in Tangier instead of Meknes- which is presently largely inaccessible due to renovations. It was an unpleasant surprise having to tip each performance group at the optional handsomely priced dinner show in Fes. Our tour through Medina left of little freedom of choice on where and with whom to shop. Separately, please considered including gratuities in the fixed price to spare guests from being unexpectedly taxed and distracted or better prepare guests in advance. Many of the hotels and meals were excellent. On our trip, the accomodations in Fes which has a very striking lobby and pools, was unacceptable (we experienced no to limited access to in-room hot water and internet- including a room change. The hotel hasunsecure and spottyl internet and unreliable electricity throughout property. We witnessed multiple altercations between staff and customers. It was problematic that hotel did not accept credit cards for in restaurant and incidental purchases and had no ATM. The in-house "bank desk" offered significantly poor exchange rates. Most of the amenities at this property were limited or all together shuttered. It suffered some grounds maintenance issues- trash, wear, undisposed dead birds, weeds,deteriorating hardscape) the sum experience being unacceptable. The shuttle service from Tangier to Fes was led by a very friendly and knowledgeable local driver who was impressively equally competent in multiple languages. The shuttle van however us under sized for our group especially for the long drive. The route took us through some very scenic seaside vistas which would have made for a nice lunch had we known not to eat on the ferry over. A brief stop for photos amongst the sunflower fields would have made for a memorable experience. It also went through some very rough intensely trafficked, areas. We had the misfortune of serious mechanical problems on our return ferry back to Terrifa from Tangier resulting in violent turbulence causing many if not most passengers to suffer significant motion sickness. While this was clearly not in our guide's purview she made no effort to check on tour participants, offer resources to ailing guests, neither leading us thru barkation nor from debarkation through customs to our receiving guide. Fortunately our previous outgoing guide had done such a great job we were at least familiar with the route back. Beyond Morocco… The excursion in Córdoba was was spectacular, the hotel sub par, the dinner awful with surly dinner attendants. We took a self guided walking tour back to the illuminated Roman Bridge at night which seems could have been a very nice addition to the itinerary. Advance communication with accommodation details, available excursions, suggested sites to explore indepently, and advance notice on having small bills and lots of 5 Dirham coins in Morocco would have been helpful. It also would have been nice if the first guided had contacted us on the first day with an introduction and instructions on how to locate our group amongst the several tour companies departing at the same time and look cation in Lisbon. A running communication from VPT during guide transitions with an introduction, photo, and contact info would have been beneficial. The final drop off was also a little abrupt. We were fortunate to be familiar with the city of Madrid and ended up helping several somewhat stunned guests make their way to their next destination. We did enjoy ourselves, met many wonderful people from across the globe, and got experience some of the worlds greatest cultural and architectural sites all for a very fair price. Thank you.

Moroccan Capitals, Seville and Lisbon

The trip was overall good. Loved visiting Morocco. Really enjoyed having a small group and all adults. Did not really care to have to change buses at times and having to join larger groups.

Portugal, Andalusia and Morocco (Multi country)

Tour Radar and Destination Spain did not advise at any time that neither of them were actually the tour operators. As a result of this we were very close to not being picked up at all as there was a mix up with paperwork and we had no idea it was a different company. We will not go through a third party again. In saying that the actual tour itself was good. Guides were great, accommodation was excellent. Well done Julia Tours.

Iberian Discovery & Morocco

The only Place we didn't like was Tangier . Walking tour is a waste of time everything is closed the place is dirty in general , flies , roaches , trash everywhere. The Hotel Hilton was the only nice thing

Spain, Portugal, and Morocco Adventure

The whole trip was a great experience. Our tour guide in Spain was the best, Sarah, was always giving us the best tips for a great adventure, excellent recommendations, and always very caring about our group. The group of fellow travelers was wonderful too, we made a great group. Morroco was great, our guides shared with us all their knowledge about that great country! Overall, there was walking involved, but totally doable and worth it!

18-Day Tour to Portugal, Andalusia and Morocco from Madrid

Excellent 18 day tour of Lisbon,Porto,Seville,Cordoba, Granada,Toledo,Salamanca,Costa delSol, Marrakesh,Casablanca,Meknes, Fez and more. Fascinating places made more fascinating by the excellent multilingual guides in all the cities we visited. Their knowledge and communication skills were great as was the overall organisation of the whole tour. Must give a shout out to Carmen and Lorenzo our guide and bus driver in Spain and Portugal. Our bus was always clean and cool until the ac failed so didn't get the chance to say thanks and farewell to Lorenzo as he had to take the bus back to Madrid to get the ac repaired.. The hotels were all 4* and were clean and comfortable. A great way to see multiple destinations but not a lot of time could be spent in each place.as a full itinerary. Tour Radar and Julia Tours Excellent!

Highlights of Spain, Morocco and Portugal (16 Days)

We enjoyed our tour to Spain, Portugal and Morocco. Thanks

Special Package from Barcelona with Portugal, Andalusia and Morocco 22 Day Tour

Spain, Portugal & Morocco: Tapas, Medinas & Sunsets

Aisling was great! I enjoyed the tour but it was very fast paced and not much time in Portugal.

• Sightseeing

Spain, Portugal & Morocco Odyssey

What people love about spain, portugal and morocco tours.

I took this trip with my family of 4 with 2 girls 10 and 12 at the end of March which is a good time to go. We had a great time. I was a bit worried about Morocco but it turned out to be very safe and the conditions of the hotels are excellant. I would recommend this trip for people who want to see Morocco. You will have better time if you can walk reasonably well. Sometimes we register about 20,000 steps a day. The meals are great. We felt safe the whole time with the guide. If you take this trip, going to the Sahara desert and riding the camel is a must! Surprisingly, we enjoyed the smaller places like Fes and near the desert than places like Casablanca or Rabat. If you just see Tangier, then you really have not seen Morocco.

It was good, but tiring.

We signed up for an English tour and were put on an English/Spanish Tour. The whole bus was Spanish speaking people with only 4 of us English. Our first Tour Guide Alex was horrible. He totally forgot us 4 English speaking Customers. We had to beg and remind him constantly to give us info. When he did we got a very very watered down version. All the other Tour Guides were Great: Mohamed in Morocco and Felipe back in Spain. Alex actually put a Very bad taste in our mouths for Julia travel. The tour itself was Awesome and Most Amazing!

• Fully Guided (63)
• Family (51)
• In-depth Cultural (35)
• Coach / Bus (21)
• Personalized (6)

Travel Styles

• Small Group (6)
• Singles and Solo (27)
• For Couples (15)
• Seniors (15)
• 2 Week Tours (10)
• 3 Week Tours (29)
• 4 Week Tours (9)
• Spring 2024 (28)
• Summer 2024 (48)
• Fall / Autumn 2024 (49)
• Winter 2024 / 2025 (31)
• Spring 2025 (39)
• Summer 2025 (19)
• Fall / Autumn 2025 (18)
• Winter 2025 / 2026 (7)
• April 2024 (23)
• May 2024 (41)
• June 2024 (47)
• July 2024 (46)
• August 2024 (48)
• September 2024 (46)
• October 2024 (48)
• November 2024 (33)
• December 2024 (30)
• January 2025 (26)
• February 2025 (26)
• March 2025 (33)
• April 2025 (16)
• May 2025 (18)
• June 2025 (18)
• July 2025 (16)
• August 2025 (18)
• September 2025 (17)
• October 2025 (17)
• November 2025 (10)

Bunnik Tours   Reviews

In the Tour Agency category

Visit this website

Company activity See all

Write a review

Reviews 4.7.

Most relevant

Great tour options and coordination of travel

Excellent variety of tours offered and the fact the group size is capped at 20 is a big plus. Having previously toured with Bunnik, we had no hesitation in booking another two tours. Our travel specialist did a great job coordinating all our travel needs including the extra travel arrangements to catch up with our family in Italy once our tours finished.

Date of experience : 10 April 2024

Planning the trip has been easy

Lakshitha has been very helpful - always responds with clear info as requested. And if I ring when he is not there others are very helpful and able to answer all questions. Every step has been as advised so there has been no need to worry on my part and made planning for the trip easy.

Date of experience : 16 April 2024

Reply from Bunnik Tours

Hello Jen, Thank you so much for taking the time to review us here on Trustpilot. It's wonderful to hear that Lakshitha and the team have done such a great job working together with you to organize your travel plans. We can't wait to welcome you on tour to tick another 5 beautiful countries off of your travel list! Have a fabulous time, and we look forward to hearing all about it upon your return. Warm regards, Thomas Bunnik Tours - Customer Care

When I decided to do my upcoming tour…

When I decided to do my upcoming tour to the 5 Stans I contacted David Giddings at Bunniks. He has organised quite a few of my previous tours. For this tour I wanted extra time in Istanbul prior to the tour and as usual we discussed my plans and as usual he was able to put it all together. So am very happy with the service and assistance he has given me over the years and can recommend Bunnik tours

Date of experience : 12 April 2024

Dear Del, Thank you for your 5-star review, it means a lot to us as you have travelled with us many times over the years. Also thank you for your kind words about the service you received from Dave, I'll make sure he receives them. I know that Dennis is looking forward to travelling with you again, this time on our inaugural 5-Stans tour! Very exciting... As always, safe travels and we look forward to hearing all about your adventures via our tour survey once you're home! Warmest regards, Julie Bunnik Tours - Customer Care

We have previously travelled with…Bunniks, Trafalgar, Insight, Travel Marvel but can honestly say that Bunniks Tours are comprehensive and, comfortable, have great accommodation and Tour Directors.

We have previously travelled with Bunniks in 2019 on a brilliant tour of Jordan and Egypt, which we rate as our best overseas holiday yet. This time, we booked straight through Bunniks, not an external agent, and Penny Marling looked after us to the nth degree. Easy booki g service, excellent, friendly communication and all our questions answered promptly. Would highly recommend Bunniks to anyone.

Dear Stuart, Thank you so much for your kind words and for choosing Bunnik Tours once again for your overseas adventure! We're thrilled to hear that your previous tour with us in Jordan and Egypt was such a standout experience. Thank you for sharing about the service you received from Penny, she'll be thrilled to hear. We truly appreciate your recommendation and can't wait to create more unforgettable memories with you and Cherrilyn on your upcoming tour to beautiful Italy, Sicily & Malta! Warm regards, Julie Bunnik Tours - Customer Care

My opinion of the service I received from Bunnik 2 star

I spoke to Vicki about my tri to Japan. I then paid for my trip and have had no contact with Vicki or anybody else. There were occasions when I needed guidance on things like travel insurance and Vicki was never available. I certainly wouldn’t say the service supplied was anything other than 2 star treatment from Bunnik

Date of experience : 03 April 2024

Hello Diana, We're sorry to hear that you are disappointed with our service so far. I've had a look back over your booking history and can see that Vicki assisted with your initial enquiry in early February with regards to selecting your tour and the costing of your flights. Vicki then spent much of March overseas and I can see that another of our travel specialists assisted with obtaining your travel insurance. Vicki is a very experienced and professional travel specialist and I'm sorry that you were not able to take full advantage of her service on this occasion. We are very much looking forward to having you on tour with us in a few days and we wish you a wonderful time discovering the sites in Japan. Should we be able to assist you any further please contact us at: [email protected]. Warm regards, Julie Bunnik Tours - Customer Care

Bunnik Tours - Travel Consultant Tracylee McKay

Tracylee McKay was my contact person / travel consultant at Bunnik. At all times, very helpful and promptly responsive to my queries and requirements whilst being friendly and professional. More than happy to recommend her to any prospective traveler.

Hello Shane, Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback! We're delighted to hear that Tracylee provided you with such excellent service. I'll be sure to pass along your kind words to her. If you ever need assistance in the future, please don't hesitate to reach out. Safe travels, and thank you for choosing Bunnik Tours for your upcoming trip to Spain, Portugal & Morocco! Warm regards, Julie Bunnik Tours - Customer Care

The tour was very well structured and…

The tour was very well structured and organised. Everything was taken care of. There was no issues and no problems during travel. The tour guide was knowledgeable, helpful and a lot of fun. Many thanks to everyone who worked on that tour. It was a very pleasant experience and I look forward to travel with Bunnik Tours again.

Date of experience : 11 April 2024

Hello Inga, Thank you for taking the time to post a review of your time on tour with us here on Trustpilot. We're thrilled to hear you had a wonderful time, and that you found the services of your guide very good. We're so looking forward to welcoming you onto your next tour; enjoy experiencing every piece of magic that Spain, Portugal and Morocco have on offer! Warm regards, Thomas Bunnik Tours - Customer Care

Upcoming Vietnam trip

This was my first time booking with Bunniks and I found my experience throughout the process to be very good. My enquiries had always been answered and I was very happy with my consultant Kate.

Date of experience : 03 January 2024

Hello Susanne, Thank you for your review here on Trustpilot! How wonderful to hear! We're thrilled that Kate provided you with great service and that your overall booking process with us has been smooth and enjoyable. Looking forward to welcoming you on tour and creating some unforgettable memories together! Warm regards, Thomas Bunnik Tours - Customer Care

Booking process was easy

Booking process was easy. We were always kept informed of how things were going.

Hello Allan, Thank you for your 5-star review here on Trustpilot. We're so glad to hear that your booking experience with us was easy and smooth. We are so looking forward to welcoming you both on tour in Egypt, have the best time! Warm regards, Thomas Bunnik Tours - Customer Care

Everyone at Bunnik has been super…

Everyone at Bunnik has been super responsive to questions and provided lots of insight into preparing for the trip.

Date of experience : 17 April 2024

Great itineraries offering so much…

Great itineraries offering so much choice, small group size making for good interaction between travellers, well trained staff who provide accurate information, excellent hotels in centre of the towns and talented, knowledgeable guides and bus drivers. We are about to depart on our tenth Bunnik tour, that says it all.

Hello Rosalie, Thank you so much for taking the time to post a review of your booking experience here on Trustpilot. Reaching your tenth Bunnik tour is an incredible milestone, and we're deeply honored to have been a part of your journey through each adventure. Your loyalty and trust really do mean the world to us, and we're committed to continually exceeding your expectations with each new excursion. Safe travels for your upcoming journey, and here's to another unforgettable experience together! Warm regards, Thomas Bunnik Tours - Customer Care

Jonathan has been very helpful in…

Jonathan has been very helpful in promptly answering all my queries over the last weeks. It's my first time booking with Bunnik and the service has been excellent.

Dear Marie-Andree, We are delighted to hear that Jonathan has been very helpful in answering all of your questions - thanks so much for taking the time to share about your experience. Thanks very much for choosing Bunnik Tours for your trip to Italy, Sicily & Malta - we look forward to having you! Warm regards, Julie Bunnik Tours - Customer Care

Japan 25 April

Every question I have asked has been dealt with efficiently and I have received all the paper work involved with the tour well in advance with comprehensive notes on our itinerary..

Date of experience : 14 April 2024

Hello Susan, Thank you for taking the time to review us here on Trustpilot. It's fantastic to hear that all of your questions were addressed promptly and your booking experience with us has been pleasant and smooth. How exciting that it is almost time for you to depart! We can't wait to welcome you in Japan. Safe travels, and we look forward to hearing all about your time away upon your return! Warm regards, Thomas Bunnik Tours - Customer Care

Review of Bunnick tours

The staff were always ready to help with our queries. Justin is an excellent ambassador for bunnick as he was always courteous and helpful.

Dear Graham, Thank you for your kind words! We're thrilled to hear that our team, especially Justin, provided you with excellent service. Your appreciation means a lot to us. Have a fantastic time in Europe! Best regards, Julie Bunnik Tours - Customer Care

Our experience throughout the booking…

Our experience throughout the booking process has been excellent. The service David has given us has been incredible and nothing was too much trouble. We are really looking forward to our trip.

Date of experience : 07 April 2024

Hello Julie, Thank you for your 5-star review here on Trustpilot! We're thrilled to hear that your experience with David and our booking process has been excellent, and it's wonderful to know that you felt nothing was too much trouble for David in assisting you. We hope you have an amazing trip and can't wait to hear all about it upon your return. Warm regards, Thomas Bunnik Tours - Customer Care

Helpful and friendly

Helpful and friendly, made me comfortable to ask my questions/queries Prompt communication and feedback

Hello Toni, Thank you for your review here on Trustpilot and for your kind words! It's wonderful to hear that our helpful and friendly team made you feel comfortable asking questions and sharing your queries. We're so looking forward to welcoming you on tour! If you have any more questions or need further assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out. We're here to help! Warm regards, Thomas Bunnik Tours - Customer Care

Lovely agent Honi, great customer service

Honi was very responsive, if I sent her email she got back to me within a day or two, lots of times same day. She has been happy to research other tours and transit lounge options. She didn't hesitate to offer to book these extras. I have been working with another travel agency for another trip later in the year and your agency runs rings around them.

Date of experience : 31 March 2024

Dear Chris, Thank you so much for your 5-star review and kind words. It means a lot to us to hear about your positive experience of booking your tour with Honi. Your feedback truly motivates us to continue providing exceptional service to all our clients. If there's anything else we can do to enhance your experience or if you have any further questions, please feel free to reach out to us anytime. We're here to make your trip as smooth and enjoyable as possible. Wishing you a wonderful on tour in Japan with Marion and Frank! Warm regards, Julie Bunnik Tours - Customer Care

All Went well in the Booking process

After about 9 months and a total of roughly 42 emails, the Booking process was completed. Some emails were receipts as we did some monthly payments, but others kept us informed about the progress. We received the travel documents 3 or 4 weeks before departure. It did take quite some time to receive our flight booking details ... some 4 months after the airline component was paid. Nevertheless, I am happy with the overall service and general communication and have awarded 4.5 stars. I am quite sure the trip will be just as well organised when on the ground. We leave in very early April.

Date of experience : 22 March 2024

Hi Stephen, Thank you so much for sharing your feedback with us. While we're delighted to hear that you're satisfied overall with the service and communication you received during the booking process, we truly appreciate your honest feedback regarding the time it took to complete it. We understand that the delay in receiving your flight details might have caused some inconvenience, and for that, we sincerely apologize. Please know that we're committed to ensuring that your Japan Discovery tour is as well-organized and memorable as possible. If you have any further questions or need assistance before your departure, please don't hesitate to reach out to us. Wishing both you and Anne an incredible journey ahead, filled with unforgettable experiences! Warm regards, Julie Bunnik Tours - Customer Care

Tracylee was most helpful and…

Tracylee was most helpful and efficient. Two minor points - we should have been advised that we needed to fill in an online form to enter Singapore and the bag limit on the tour is not sufficient when we have booked business class flights.

Hello Noel, Thanks so much for your review, it's great to hear that you found Tracylee to be helpful and efficient during the time you spent in consultation with her while planning your upcoming trip to Europe. I do apologise that we did not advise you about the e-arrival card for Singapore. While this can also be done by filling out a paper card upon arrival, completing the SG e-arrival card online beforehand simplifies the process and we'll make sure that we advise our clients of this future. The extra allowance provided by airlines flying business class is a wonderful benefit when travelling however for our tours we do have a maximum weight of 23kg per person. The reason for this is that there are times when you may need to manage your own luggage, we must also comply with OH&S requirements with regards to the porters and coach drivers and finally we must also ensure that there is enough space in the coach for everyone's luggage. We hope that that you and Kathryn have a wonderful time travelling on our upcoming Jewels of Dalmatia tour and we look forward to hearing all about your travels via our tour survey. If we can be of any assistance prior to you departure or while on tour please don't hesitate to reach out to us. Warm regards to you both, Julie Bunnik Tours - Customer Care

Had great reviews regarding Bunnik…

Had great reviews regarding Bunnik tours and looking forward to our upcoming tour. Issues we have are I had to contact Bunnik regarding the due date for final payment as a week after due date no contact. Received email indicating some merchandise will be delivered for our trip. A week out no merchandise had been delivered and again it was me who had to remind Bunnik. Not sure if it will turn up in time

Date of experience : 27 March 2024

Hello David, First off, we want to extend our sincerest apologies for the inconvenience you've experienced during your booking process with us. It's truly disheartening to hear that there have been delays in communication and the delivery of your merchandise. Rest assured, we're taking immediate action to rectify these issues. We're currently following up on your merchandise delivery and will ensure it reaches you in time for your upcoming tour. Additionally, we're reviewing our internal processes to prevent similar situations in the future. We genuinely appreciate your patience and understanding, and we're committed to making things right for you. If you have any further concerns or questions, please don't hesitate to reach out to us directly. Looking forward to welcoming both you and Leanne on tour in Egypt and Jordan very soon! Warm regards, Julie Customer Care - Bunnik Tours

18 Day Inspiring Spain, Portugal & Morocco

pp Twin Share

From pp Twin Share

Fully Escorted

Lively Pace

This tour is fully escorted by an expert English-speaking guide who will accompany you throughout the tour.

This is considered a fast-paced tour. In order to explore as much as possible, this tour may require early starts and long travel days. One to two nights at one destination is standard. While some free time may be scheduled, most sightseeing is included throughout this tour. You will be required to move about unassisted, including getting on and off vehicles, walking up and down stairs and some activities will be conducted on uneven or steep terrain. You will be required to handle your own luggage. To ensure this trip is right for you, any physical ailments you may have must be disclosed at the time of booking to determine your suitability. If you have any form of walking aid, then this tour is not suitable.

Take advantage of our 7 day cooling-off period. 

Our CEO just travelled to Spain! Click to follow Paul’s journey through this vibrant destination:

Travel with the experts for a carefully curated, value-packed discovery of the world's most iconic destinations. Our tours are bursting with must-see sights, rich experiences and quality inclusions, all at an unbeatable price. Bucket list dreams are ticked off on these all-encompassing journeys.

Day 1 Barcelona

Bienvenidos! Welcome to Spain.  Make your own way to your hotel. If needed, we can help you arrange a private airport arrival transfer - simply let us know at the time of booking. Your adventure begins with a welcome meeting at 6pm. Please confirm this time by asking hotel reception or checking for a note in the hotel lobby.  There may be some free time before your welcome meeting to get your bearings in Barcelona, the Catalan capital known for its art and architecture.  Please note: If you are going to be late to the welcome meeting, kindly inform hotel reception.  Arrival Transfer & Check in : The easiest and most convenient way to make your way to the starting point hotel is by taxi. An official airport taxi rank is located outside the luggage collection area. A taxi ride will typically cost EUR 50-60 per car. Alternatively, we can assist you pre-arrange an arrival transfer. If you have pre-arranged an arrival transfer through us, your driver will be waiting for you art the arrival hall.

Hotel check-in time is at 3pm. If arriving prior to this, you will be able to leave your luggage with hotel reception and explore your surroundings until check-in becomes available. The hotel may grant early check-in, however this is strictly subject to availability and at the hotel’s discretion. 

Day 2 Barcelona

Start the day with a walking tour of the charming Gothic Quarter, Barcelona’s historic central area dating back to the Middle Ages. Afterwards, you continue your exploration of Barcelona on a panoramic bus tour.

The rest of the day is free for you to keep exploring this attractive city with a beach vibe and proud Catalan identity. You’ll find plenty of art, cuisine and architecture to get excited about. 

The city was the home of celebrated architect Antoni Gaudi, an icon of Catalan Modernism who revolutionised Spanish architecture. Modernist landmarks, like his grand Sagrada Familia church, are dotted around the city. Seven of Gaudi’s properties are on the UNESCO World Heritage List. 

Visit renowned museums, like the Barcelona City History Museum to see ancient excavated relics. Gaudi’s celebrated, grand La Sagrada Familia cathedral is a must-visit, with its intricate mosaics inside and distinctive sky-piercing spires. You can climb to the top of these spires for panoramic views over the city.

Stroll the pedestrian-friendly boulevard of Las Ramblas, ideal for people watching. It’s home to souvenir shops, street artists, cafes and folk Sardana dancers. Starting at the Plaça de Catalunya and running for 1.2km down to Mirador de Colom, this famous stretch is dotted with cafes and kiosks, and jam-packed with people from morning to night.

Barcelona is also renowned for its exquisite and varied gastronomy. Enjoy a steamy cortado in a sidewalk cafe. Of course, tapas are a must – nibble on these bite-sized appetisers around the bar like a local. 

The Holy Family building proposes one of the most exciting experiences possible today, integrating us in the vision of a genius, Antoni Gaudí, capable of imagining at the beginning of the 20th century a building that incorporated the viewer in the process of Divine Creation, and made for almost 150 years, successive generations were involved in his dream. Something different, impossible to find anywhere else, a living element that evolves as it is concluded, together with the feelings of those who visit it and know it in depth. A monumental complex impossible to compare: a complex architectural project, a world heritage site, on whose exterior stand out its 18 towers with more than 100 meters high; its three thematic facades where Life, Death and Glory are represented by innumerable statues and symbologies based on nature and the Gospels; an interior space that allows the spiritual communion of those who enter, transferred by Gaudí to a Mediterranean forest in which the light filters with different tonalities through its stained glass windows, bathing the inclined columns branched like trees.

This is an audio-guided tour. You will have your own audio guide headset to tour at your own pace.     

Starts: approx. To be confirmed on tour with your Tour Guide Duration: approx. 2-3 hours Transport: Make your own way. The site is approximately 2.6km from Plaza de Catalunya and it's accessible by Metro (Sagrada Famila station) or taxi.

Please note the start and duration times advised are subject to change depending on the traffic, weather and tourism conditions on the day. Your Tour Guide will provide you with appropriate expectations while you are on tour.

Spend the night like a local discovering Barcelona's favourite tapas. During this tour you will visit a number of establishments who pride themselves on this casual cuisine. Immerse yourself in Spanish culture as you visit  five  separate venues for  Spanish  tapas and wine (or soft drink, if you prefer).

Starts: approx: To be confirmed on tour with your Tour Guide Duration: approx 3 hours Meeting point and transport:  Make your own way to  the metro “Liceu” in Las Ramblas. Exit “Teatre Liceu”, meet your guide on the street level by the glass elevator.  This site is accessible by Metro Line L3,  towards “Zona Universitària”  or taxi.

Day 3 Barcelona Peniscola Valencia

We’ll head south along the spectacular Mediterranean coast to València today.

On the way, we’ll stop in the fortified city of Peñíscola, joined to the mainland by a very thin stretch of land. It’s a beautiful setting here for you to wander, with a fairytale castle, steep narrow streets and rugged mountains. 

Spend the night in València, a laid-back port city along the Mediterranean. The old capital of the kingdom of València is home to beautiful churches, beaches and it has the important distinction of being home to paella, surely the most famous Spanish dish!

Depending on traffic, we’ll arrive late afternoon. You may wish to take a taxi downtown (approximately EUR 8) and stroll past its beautiful churches and historic buildings. Don’t forget to try a paella valenciana before heading back to your hotel!

Day 4 Valencia Alicante Granada

Be ready for a long but exhilarating day as we journey to sunny, enchanting Andalusia today, nestled on the southern tip of Spain’s Iberian Peninsula.

This is a region of enormous history and heritage, being occupied by the Romans, the Moors and finally Christians. It’s the home of passionate flamenco, not just a famous dance, but a genuine Spanish art form. It’s known for bullfighting, beautiful beaches, great food and dreamy landscapes, with charming whitewashed villages. Think Mediterranean coastline, bright sun and perfect blue skies. 

Our first stop is at Alicante, with some free time to explore. Perhaps take the funicular up Santa Barbara Castle for some sweeping views of the Mediterranean coastline, or simply stretch your legs on a walk along the beach. 

At night we’ll arrive in Granada, at the foot of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. The last stronghold of the Moorish Kingdoms up to 1492, the city is packed with Moorish architecture, great tapas bars and loads of natural beauty.

Day 5 Granada Alhambra Granada

It’s time to explore the famous Alhambra and Generalife Gardens. Given the vastness of this sprawling complex, this involves approximately three hours walking – don’t forget your walking shoes! Your transfer will take you to La Alhambra for you to complete this visit on an audio-guided tour. 

The Alhambra is contemporary history of Granada’s Arab past. Its buildings, towers, palaces, patios and gardens make this palace and fortress complex one of the most visited monuments in Spain. It towers over Granada’s historic Arabic quarter. Within the fortress you’ll find exquisite palaces and serene pathways weaving through amazing gardens and courtyards. The detail is next level – sumptuous interiors, beautiful Islamic geometric patterns, exquisitely carved wood, incredible ornamental features. First built by the Moors as a fortress during the Muslim rule of Spain, the complex is testament to their decadent lifestyle. 

During the day, you will enjoy some free time to explore Granada at your own pace. The city is home to a huge number of tapas bars – what better way to pass the time?

Walk around the Albaicín (the old Arab Quarter), a labyrinth of crooked alleys, fountains, plazas and whitewashed houses. Visit the Alcaiceria, the big bazaar in the centre of the city that was the original Moorish silk market, and peruse craftworks on sale like ceramics, marquetry and leather goods.

In the evening, go on a bus ride to the popular viewpoint Mirador de San Nicolas. A great way to enjoy beautiful sunset views over the Alhambra, the jewel in Granada’s crown. 

After a long day sightseeing, you may want to consider a visit to one of the best preserved hammam in Spain: Hammam Al Andalus. Bookings are essential and your tour leader can assist you to book on the day. Options range from EUR 32 for bathing to EUR 77 for bathing and a 30 minute relaxing massage

Day 6 Granada Algeciras Asilah Rabat

It’s an 8am start this morning, with a transfer to Algeciras to board the ferry to Morocco. Accompanied by your European guide, you’ll sail from Europe to Africa, crossing the Strait of Gibraltar.

Upon arrival, meet your Moroccan guide and journey by bus along the coast. We’ll stop in Asilah, a small city on the northwest tip of the Atlantic coast. The city is a living art gallery, thanks to its renowned month-long art festival every summer, where artists paint wall murals throughout the medina. 

You’ll have free time to explore.

We’ll then head to Rabat for the night, diplomatic and administrative capital.

Please note: Keep your passport ready as you will pass international border controls in both Morocco and Spain. During the ferry transfer, it is essential to be aware that travelers are responsible for carrying their own luggage for a significant distance. This includes navigating through immigration building halls, using stairs (not escalators), and tackling steep staircases on the ferry itself. Please ensure that your luggage is packed in a way that allows you to carry it comfortably and unassisted throughout the journey.

Day 7 Rabat Casablanca Marrakech

The morning, your tour leader will help you explore Rabat’s main highlights: the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, a striking masterpiece of modern Moroccan architecture and the Kasbah of the Udayas, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Royal Palace, the official residence of the King of Morocco, is another of the city’s beautiful landmarks. 

We’ll then set off for romantic Casablanca. This busy port city is famous for its art deco buildings and the modern-day masterpiece, the Hassan II Mosque, the largest mosque in Africa (entrance not included).

It took more than seven years to build this impressive site. Decorated with intricate tiles – more than 10,000 m2 of zellige was used – beautiful carvings and an unusual glass floor, allowing worshippers to feel like they’re praying directly over the ocean. This huge building is part on land and part on sea. 

Afterwards, we’ll set off for ancient, exotic Marrakech – a feast for the senses. Be enticed by the alluring scents and brilliant colours of the spice markets, the sounds of the musicians, the rich folds of carpets, delectable foods, acrobats and perfumed gardens. Marrakech won’t disappoint – it’s eclectic, beautiful and a modern fusion of Moroccan and international culture. 

Depending on arrival time, once you’ve settled into your hotel, we’ll head to the old medina to catch a glimpse of this bustling destination at night.

Embark on the tour by strolling through the bustling medina and vibrant souks. Explore the charming walled quarter, the Kasbah des Oudaias, where you’ll enjoy an included mint tea in a little treasure of a café overlooking the ocean and Bou Regreg river. As you continue your exploration, delve deeper into the region's rich history and architecture by visiting the Mausoleum of Mohammed V and gazing at the impressive minaret of the Mosque of Hassan II.

Starts: approx. 9am.  Duration: approx. 2h30-3 hours The meeting point is to be coordinated and confirmed with the tour guide whilst on tour.

Day 8 Marrakech

After breakfast, meet your local guide and set off for a morning tour of the old medina, through the bustling souks that are the lifeblood flowing through the city. 

A medina is the historic heart of a city. Shops, restaurants, markets and homes line the twisting and turning streets. This is the trading centre of the city and the sights, sounds and fragrant smells are almost overwhelming. The walls surrounding the medina, made of a distinct orange-red clay and chalk, were built in the 12th century. 

We’ll stop by Koutoubia Mosque; its famous minaret is the prototype for others of its kind around the world, including La Giralda in Seville. The mosque is surrounded by beautiful gardens. 

Walk back through the streets of the old medina to the famous Djemaa el-Fna, the main square of Marrakech in the heart of the medina. It’s big and frantic, with scores of people shopping, eating, getting henna tattoos and watching snake charmers. Packed with locals and tourists alike, it’s certainly memorable.

The rest of the day is free to explore further or shop in the bazaar. No doubt you’re becoming familiar with Moroccan delicacies, like aromatic tajines, couscous and the street food favourite pastilla. Moroccan food is as exciting as you’d imagine – spicy, full-flavoured and often boasting a mix of contrasting textures and flavours. You’ll find street vendors and waiters at restaurants all eager – almost too eager – to win your custom. Make like a local and sip sweet mint tea at a cafe as you watch the world go by. 

Today enjoy a cooking class at the the legendary restaurant at La Maison Arabe where you will use modern equipment found in everyday kitchens. At the end of each workshop, you will dine on the meal you have prepared. At a typical half-day workshop, one learns to prepare an appetizer and a main dish, or a main dish and dessert. The workshops are conducted by a dada (traditional Moroccan cook) or a chef.

Starts: approx: 3pm  Duration: approx: 3 hours

Please note the start and duration times outlined are subject to change based on factors beyond our control such as traffic and weather conditions. Your Tour Guide will confirm operation times with you whilst on-tour and can answer any further questions you may have.

Day 9 Marrakech Dades

We’ll begin our journey to the Sahara along mountain roads today, crossing over Morocco’s highest pass, Tizi n’Tichka (2,260 metres), to arrive at the ancient ksar of Ait Benhaddou – you may recognise this from Game of Thrones. Centuries ago, this was an important stop for caravans carrying salt across the Sahara. Today, this UNESCO World Heritage Site remains as a striking example of southern Morocco architecture. 

We’ll take a walking tour of its grand kasbah, a fine example of clay architecture.

Then, a drive out to Ouarzazate reveals dramatic landscapes where productions like Lawrence of Arabia, The Sheltering Sky and Black Hawk Down were filmed. This charming village, once an old military enclave, is now home to two movie studios. 

We’ll stop for the night in the Dadès Valley.

Day 10 Dades Erfoud

This morning we’ll leave for Todra Gorge, a massive trench rising over 250 metres to form a dramatic and spectacular natural sight.

We’ll continue to Erfoud, a city known as the desert gate given its location on the edge of the Sahara.

Day 11 Erfoud Midelt Fes

After breakfast, we’ll journey to Midelt, a market town originally built as a base for mining in the area. It’s the perfect spot to break up the journey back from the Sahara. Surrounded by natural wonders, like imposing Mount Ayachi looming over the town, it’s a refreshing place to take a breath and relax.

Then it’s onto the living museum of Fes. The well-preserved medieval labyrinth of Fes is the country’s cultural capital, surely the spiritual heart of Morocco. 

You’ll have free time here – perhaps a chance to explore the old city, stop by one of the city’s famous tanneries, or see the oldest university in the world.

Day 12 Fes Tangier

This morning, your guide will take you on a tour of the beautiful imperial city of Fes.

We’ll see the grand seven golden gates of the impressive royal palace and the walled old Jewish Quarter. You’ll see the distinctive, ornate city gate, Bab Bou Jeloud. This iconic blue gate is the entrance to the old medina, where you’ll take a walking tour. Walk in the narrow maze-like streets of the city passing artisans at work, vendors selling leather and oils, and locals gathering to eat, shop and pray. The winding paths – no cars allowed, instead you’ll see donkeys – seem to go on forever in this 540-acre medina. 

Later in the afternoon we’ll set off for the coastal town of Tangier, Europe’s gateway to Africa. Being just a short boat ride from Spain, it boasts an interesting mix of African and European influences. When you arrive in Tangier, the rest of the day is yours.

Its medina, a star attraction, is everything you’d expect – lively, with the typical narrow, labyrinthe-like alleyways of shops, teahouses and homes. A great place to people watch is the Grand Socco, a large square at the main entrance of the medina and a popular meeting place.

Day 13 Tangier Seville

You’ll be transferred to the port to meet your European guide and board your ferry back to Spain. 

On arrival in Algeciras, you’ll be taken to Seville, capital of Andalusia. This bustling port is known for being a joyous town; famous for oranges, tapas and flamenco. 

Seville is another Andalusian city that has roots linked to North Africa as seen through its architecture and cuisine. But it is flamenco for which Seville is truly famous. Originating as an expression of oppression by the region’s gypsy population, this area is the birthplace of the guitar, first designed for use in flamenco music. Today, the town is still the world capital of flamenco.

Day 14 Seville

After breakfast, enjoy a guided orientation tour in the irresistible city of Seville. Seville is home to the country’s best Fiestas and the site of some well-known scenes in big films. Afterwards, perhaps visit the city’s colossal Gothic cathedral and its famous Giralda, or bell tower. The Seville Cathedral is the third largest church in the world as well as the largest Gothic church and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is also the final burial place of Christopher Columbus. Enjoy the afternoon at leisure further discovering this enchanting city.

Day 15 Seville Lisbon

We’ll set off for Portugal today. On the way, we’ll stop in Mértola and Beja (time permitting).

Day 16 Lisbon

This morning we will set out on a morning orientation tour of charismatic Lisbon. We’ll visit traditional neighborhoods and take in the Belem district, a relaxed area on the Tagus River known for its fresh seafood restaurants and colourful houses. We invite all our travellers to try a “Belem cake”, an exquisite local delicacy. This area is the birthplace of the great Portuguese navigators who sailed the oceans in the Fifteenth Century. Along our tour we will see Belem Tower and the beautiful Jeronimos Monastery, another UNESCO World Heritage Site. The afternoon following our guided tour is free for you to relax or explore this great city independently.

Get ready for a night of tasty Portuguese food, tipples, and tunes on this Lisbon tour. You’ll discover the city as dusk falls, heading out alongside locals for dinner and drinks, and taking in a dramatic Fado performance that will leave you mesmerised all night long.

To join this activity you will need to make your way to Central Lisbon by 7pm (subject to change - time and location to be confirmed by your Tour Leader). A taxi to the starting location costs approximately €10 to €15 each way.

Start time approx: 7:00pm Finish time approx: 11:00pm

Day 17 Lisbon Madrid

It’s a long day of travel to Madrid, Spain’s elegant capital. On the way we’ll stop in Mérida, with its imposing Roman theatre taking us back to the Roman Empire. Did you know it still operates after 2,000 years, hosting festivals in summer?

Day 18 Madrid

Enjoy one last delicious breakfast this morning, before your adventure comes to an end after checking out of your hotel.

We hope you’ve enjoyed this extraordinary journey.

Check out: Check-out time is generally anywhere from 10am-12pm. You are welcome to leave your luggage at hotel reception and spend your final moments of free time exploring the area or, alternatively, speak with hotel staff if you would like to extend your check-out time. This service is subject to availability and will likely come at an additional cost.

What's Included

• 17 nights in 4 to 5 star hotels
• All Transportation - Comfortable, dedicated coach transportation throughout
• Cross the Strait of Gibraltar by ferry from Europe to Africa and back
• Activities indicated in the itinerary including entry fees (except entry fees to the Hassan II Mosque)
• Daily breakfast and 2 dinners, as per itinerary
• Fully escorted English speaking guide throughout all 3 countries
• All accommodation as listed
• All activities listed in the itinerary unless a paid optional

Sightseeing Highlights

• Barcelona - Follow your guide on a walking tour of Barcelona’s gothic quarter
• Peñiscola - Explore this beautiful walled town in a fairytale setting
• Alicante - Stop at the active port city of Alicante, whose history goes back over 7000 years
• Granada - Visit the breathtaking UNESCO Alhambra Palace and the Generalife gardens with an audio guided tour
• Strait of Gibraltar - Enjoy a pleasurable sail towards Africa as Spain disappears upon the horizon
• Rabat - Explore historic monuments dating from the 10th to 15th century Almohad and Merenid dynasties
• Casablanca - Admire the great Hassan II Mosque, one of the most important mosques in the Arab world (entry not included)
• Marrakech - Step back in time during a guided tour of the old medina
• Ait Benhaddou - Pause at this fortified village, a place where several known movies have been filmed
• Ouarzazate - Pause again at the gateway to the Sahara desert and home to the Taourirt Kasbah.
• Todra Gorge - Marvel at this 250 metre deep trench, one of the most spectacular natural sights in Morocco
• Erfoud - Visit this oasis town, and experience dusk among the sand dunes
• Fes - Soak up this car-free medieval labyrinth
• Seville - Enjoy a guided tour of this city famous for its stunning Mudejar palaces, tapas and flamenco
• Lisbon - Join a guided tour of Lisbon, a picture-perfect city that combines cobbled alleyways, ancient ruins and white-domed cathedrals
• Madrid - Opt to spend extra time in Spain's capital city, perhaps sit by the lake at Retiro Park and admire the magnificent Glass Palace

Payment Terms

Flight information & booking options.

This is a land only package.

This package does not include international airfares. If you would like to add airfares to your booking our flight portal will be available via your Traveller Hub. The flight portal will allow you to search for all available airfares to your destination. The function works like most general flight search engines allowing you to select your preferred airline, book different cabin classes (eg. Business class) and view flight durations and transit times to your destination. 

The flight portal will be available via your Traveller Hub once the following criteria has been met:

• Your booking is confirmed
• Your departure date is within 11 months
• You  have completed your passenger detail form

Visit our Flight Hub for more information on terms and conditions, amending your flights and information on luggage allowances. 

Visa & Passport

It is the traveller's responsibility to ensure they have a valid passport. The passport must be valid for a minimum of six months from the intended date of return. Visas may be required for your destination. For further visa information, click here .

Important Information

Fitness Requirements While the tour itinerary should give you some guidance and an overview of the expected requirements, to determine if this tour is right for you we categorize each of our tours in terms of their intensity. These guidelines are to ensure that each tour group is conducted as expected and to ensure the overall satisfaction of all Inspiring Vacations customers.

As a general rule, porterage is not included, therefore at all times, you are expected to handle your own luggage where help may not be available. This will be applicable during your ferry to and from Morocco - you will be required to handle your luggage up and down some flights of stairs. 

This particular tour is categorized as a “4”: Lively Pace

This is considered a fast-paced tour. In order to explore as much as possible, this tour may require early starts and long travel days. One to two nights at one destination are standard. While some free time may be scheduled, most sightseeing is included throughout this tour. You will be required to move about unassisted, including getting on and off vehicles, walking up and down stairs and some activities will be conducted on uneven or steep terrain. You will be required to handle your own luggage. To ensure this trip is right for you, any physical ailments you may have must be disclosed at the time of booking to determine your suitability. If you have any form of walking aid, then this tour is not suitable. 

Tipping A friendly reminder that tipping is not included in your package. At the commencement of your tour, your Tour Leader will suggest contributing towards a ‘tipping kitty’ which can then be used to tip local guides, hotel staff, driver, etc. You will have complete visibility over amounts tipped and any funds left will be distributed back to travellers. This tipping kitty is not mandatory, however, over time we’ve found it frees travellers from the stress of keeping the right change at hand and not knowing appropriate tipping amounts. We suggest EUR2 for hotel staff, EUR3-4 for local guides and EUR2-3 for the driver (suggestions are per person per day).

Please note that this tipping is not for your Tour Leader. If you are happy with the service provided by your Tour Leader we recommend tipping EUR2-4 per person per day.

Luggage Requirements Please take note of the following important instructions regarding luggage for this tour:

• Luggage Limit: Due to limited space in the bus luggage compartments, it is crucial that each person limits their luggage to one piece weighing a maximum of 20kg. Additionally, you are allowed a carry-on pack that should easily fit under the seat or in small overhead compartments.
• Boarding and Disembarking the Ferry: During the ferry transfer between Spain and Morocco, it is essential to be aware that travelers are responsible for carrying their own luggage for a significant distance. This includes navigating through immigration building halls, using stairs (not escalators), and tackling steep staircases on the ferry itself. Please ensure that your luggage is packed in a way that allows you to carry it comfortably and unassisted throughout the journey.

By following these guidelines and packing light, you will ensure a smooth and hassle-free travel experience during the tour.

Accommodation The accommodation listed is subject to change. Any changes will be of an equal or higher standard. Bedding configurations (double or twin) are requests only. All efforts will be made to meet your preferences however any changes are beyond our control.

Single Supplement Single supplement is $1,702.00 per person, in addition to the twin-share price.

Travel Insurance Travel insurance is recommended to protect yourself against the unexpected. In addition to the support that a policy may provide, you may be asked to present a copy of your travel insurance documentation while traveling.

We have partnered with nib to offer our customers competitive rates for their travel insurance. You can book Comprehensive or Essentials cover for your domestic, international or multi-trip journeys simply by clicking HERE.

Note that Inspiring Vacations cannot provide advice with regards to any insurance product.

Visa & Passport information It is the traveller's responsibility to ensure they have a valid passport. The passport must be valid for a minimum of six months from the intended date of return.

Visas may be required.

Please note that these details are subject to change without notice. We recommend visiting https://smartraveller.gov.au for up to date information in terms of entry requirements.

Group Size Minimum 20, maximum 40 people.

Trip Style - Group Tour Our Group Tours offer unparalleled value for money and are the perfect style of travel for those on a budget, though still eager to pack as much in to their itinerary as possible. These tours tick all the boxes with an abundance of inclusions such as sightseeing highlights, expert tour guides, quality accommodation, transfers, coach transportation, some meals and more. Please note that the maximum group size will vary between deals and will be mentioned within the Fine Print of each deal page.

Children Children must be 5 years old or over and share a room with parents at all times. Children are the same price as adults.

Health & Mobility Requirements

All participants must be in good physical condition to fully engage in this journey. For the safety and welfare of yourself and fellow travellers, if you are feeling unwell prior to departure, we advise staying home and contacting us to arrange alternate plans.

Prior to selecting your trip, carefully review the itinerary to assess your ability to comfortably manage our travel style. Please be aware that if, based on evaluation by our leader or local representative, a participant is deemed unable to safely complete the itinerary, we retain the right to exclude them from all or part of the trip without reimbursement.

It is advisable to consult your physician for current medical travel advisories and any required vaccinations before embarking. We recommend carrying a first aid kit and any necessary medications in their original packaging, as they may not be readily available during travel. For those carrying medication, it's essential to check your government's foreign travel guidelines for local restrictions or regulations.

Optional Tours

To enhance your journey, we are offering guests a choice of the following optional activities (prices are per person):

• Guided tour of Rabat Old Medina (Day 7) - $21 per person
• La Sagrada Familia (Audio-guided) (Day 2) - $59 per person
• Barcelona Tapas Tour (Day 2) - $141 per person
• Cooking class at La Maison Arabe (Day 8) - $123 per person
• Sunset Fado and Dinner Tour (Day 16) - $191 per person

Optional tours can be selected once you have finalised your tour purchase and paid your deposit. When completing your Passenger Booking Form, you will be asked if you would like to add Optional Tours, where any applicable cost will be added to your final balance. If you choose not to select them at this time, you can choose to add them later by logging in to your Account online.

Please note that you must select your Optional Tours no later than 70 days before departure, after which you will be required to purchase them on tour. Please keep in mind that anything purchased on-tour is subject to availability and prices may vary as you will be paying in local currency. We appreciate your understanding.

Extra Services

You can enhance your holiday by arriving or departing before or after the tour. On this tour you can choose from the following options:

Pre Tour Accommodation

• $486.00 per room, per night for double and twin share
• $457.00 per room, per night for solo travellers

Post Tour Accommodation

• $308.00 per room, per night for double and twin share
• $283.00 per room, per night for solo travellers

Please select the number of extra nights required in the 'Additional Nights Accommodation' field when making your purchase. The additional cost for these arrangements will be added to your final payment invoice and are subject to availability.

• Airport transfers
• Entrance fees to Hassan II Mosque
• Return international airfares
• Travel insurance (compulsory)
• Anything not mentioned in the itinerary
• Optional activities
• Personal expenses

What Climate to Expect

Click HERE for more information on weather in Spain.

Click HERE for more information on weather in Portugal.

Click HERE for more information on weather in Morocco.

Departure Dates

Select your departure month

Choose your departure month

• 0 && datePax[result.departure_date] Selling Fast = 5" class="corner-tip corner-blue px-2" :style="{color: result.tag_icon.color, borderColor: result.tag_icon.color}"> DEPART RETURN PRICE FROM $ Twin share PP Unavailable Sold Out Book Now

Enter your email & we will notify you as soon as more dates are added!

A member of our team will notify you as soon as dates become available.

You might also like

20 day magical spain, portugal & morocco premium small group tour, 13 day authentic spain & portugal premium small group tour, 10 day northern spain premium small group tour, experiences, snapshot: madrid, snapshot: seville, snapshot: valencia, snapshot: granada , snapshot: barcelona, exploring barcelona's gothic quarter, snapshot: andalusia, snapshot: central barcelona on foot, latest insights, a tale of two cities: madrid vs barcelona.

The rivalry between Spain’s two top cities goes beyond the football pitch The glamorous beach side town of Barcelona versus the cultural capital of Madrid. Excellent architecture, culture and cuisine – not to mention weather – have made visiting these Spanish cities high on many people’s bucket lists but which one woul...

6 tastes of Spain you cannot miss

If the way to the heart is truly through the stomach, then Spain will have you smitten in no time From the convivial hum of a tapas bar to the clamour of a market in full swing, Spain’s gastronomy is best experienced with all the senses. While the cuisine varies wildly from region to region, there a few dishes and tipp...

Spain's best markets

A warm, dry climate and a long history of trade, Spain has some of the oldest, biggest and best markets in the world BARCELONA Els Encants Vells Barcelona’s oldest flea market dates back to the 14th century and is one of the oldest in Europe. More than 500 stalls sell everything including vintage clothes, antiques, bo...

A first timer's guide to Spain

Spain is the ultimate all-rounder - culture, food, beaches and more   Vibrant Spain is a European delight. Dreamy baroque streets, lively bars, buzzy street markets, humming nightlife and a fascinating history to boot. The country is united by its immense history, yet each of its cities are worlds of their own, burstin...

When is the best time to visit Spain

Spain is a country that lives and breathes the good life – from the timeless villages and cities to the Mediterranean coast. But, when is the best time to go?     Spain is as diverse as they come, and its culture is just as captivating as its landscapes. From some of the finest food and wine in the world, to fiestas (...

52 Things to do in Spain

Vibrant Spain offers so much more than tapas and inclusive resorts If you have limited time in España, or you’re after a hit-list of places to see, here are 52 things to do in Spain. 1. Marvel at the Palacio Real de Madrid The jewel in Madrid’s architectural crown is its 18th-century Royal Palace. This lavish, baroque...

We see that you are based in but you are viewing that is meant for residents.

• Wholesalers

Home » News » Bunnik Tours announces return to international touring program with new campaign

Bunnik Tours announces return to international touring program with new campaign

Australian small-group touring company Bunnik Tours has announced it will resume international tours in 2022.

Through its new campaign centred around reconnecting, Bunnik Tours hopes to inspire everyone to rediscover the joy of travel.

The very first international Bunnik tour will be to Sri Lanka, departing on 29 January 2022. Joint CEO Dennis Bunnik will be joining this departure and travelling with the group for the first week of the tour.

“Our team in Sri Lanka can’t wait to welcome the first Bunnik tour in over 680 days and we have some extra special experiences planned as part of our first tour back,” he said.

Bunnik Tours joint CEO Dennis Bunnik

February will see the relaunch of Bunnik Tours’ Middle East program with both the ‘Highlight of Egypt’ and ‘Highlights of Egypt & Jordan’ small-group tours running.

Bunnik Tours will return to Japan will return on 20 March, with eight departures scheduled for the magical cherry blossom season which, as Bunnik explains, “Has always been the most popular time to visit Japan, and 2022 will be no different.”

Image source: iStock/Eloi_Omella

The tour operator’s European program will resume on 23 April 2022, with the first departures embarking to Spain, Portugal and Morocco. Both Dennis and Sacha Bunnik (joint CEOs) are planning to be in Europe for the recommencement of these tours.

Through its membership with the Council of Australian Tour Operators, Bunnik Tours is accredited for providing COVID-safe travel practices through the World Travel & Tourism Council.

The company has created a COVID-19 Safe Travel Taskforce “that will manage the information flow and ensure that you are looked after on each step of your journey”, according to Dennis Bunnik.

“This will include helping you navigate the various vaccine passport apps pre-departure,” he said.

Bunnik Tours has also appointed an on-ground COVID marshal in Europe and Asia to help ensure everyone travels safely and follows all the required protocols.

Email the Travel Weekly team at [email protected]

Latest news, the walshe group announces two key appointments.

What we really want to know is whether they got joint or separate welcome parties.

FAMIL: Agents explore the delights of Mauritius on 7-day tour

Go green with envy as you read this fabulous itinerary! Time to book that second honeymoon.

Hamad International recognised as world’s best airport at 2024 Skytrax World Airport Awards

Hamad airport is so good it is almost considered a destination in itself. Ballina, up your game.

• Destinations

Saudi Arabia highlights tourism investment opportunities at global investment event

Now is the time to start looking at Saudi Arabia if you are not already. There's big things to come.

“Rampant” – Aussies warned as dengue fever cases spike in Bali

Worried about Bali belly? Now you have something else to worry about.

• Tour Operators

TTC Tour Brand reveals slew of deals across operators including Trafalgar and Contiki

Everybody loves a bargain and you could do lot a lot worse than check out these deals from TTC!

Fiji Airways partners with Porter Airlines in US growth bid

Any initiative that gets more people visiting the delights of Fiji is a good initiative.

Flight Centre launches CruiseHQ – a marketplace exclusively for agents

The cruise industry has surpassed pre-Covid levels so this isn't one to miss!

Feeling festive? Wendy Wu tours unwraps Christmas collection

Get the Christmas hols booked now and avoid spending it with that elderly relative with dubious political views.

OPINION: In a world of screens, we crave experience

If you get feelings of deep shame and regret when you see your screen time, don't worry - you're not alone.

Sun Princess: High-end dining and world class entertainment awaits

If you are a foodie and you are not currently on the Sun Princess, we really have to ask - what are you doing?

YouGov: 2 in 5 Aussies would pay more for a sustainable hotel

If you want to be REALLY sustainable you can go camping. You just might lose the will to live.

“Can planes swim?” – Planes become boats as Dubai Airport is savaged by severe storm

Unfortunately, "can planes swim?" is a real life question and not an opener to a really bad joke...

Explora journeys reveals bespoke outdoor furniture designed by Matteo Nunziati

This is making your plastic table and chairs look really bad now, isn't it?

Bangkok Airways targets growth with renewed Sabre deal

Two stories abut Sabre's growth in one week and its only Wednesday! Watchout world.

PR agency Example wins pitch for InterContinental Sydney

We also went in for the contract but they said that a 'Be Our Guest'- themed TikTok was unoriginal! The cheek.

Norwegian Cruise Line reveals culinary experience aboard Norwegian Aqua

Once again, this TW journalist REALLY regrets writing this before getting lunch.

Signature Queensland hosts luxury tourism event

Known for its tropical beaches and unique wildlife, Queensland also offers luxury.

Capella Sydney recognised in prestigious Travel + Leisure’s 2024 ‘it list’ of best new hotels

You know that 'it girl' at school who everyone wanted to hang out with? Capella is the hotel version of that.

Rex launches 72-hour fare sale with NO school holiday blackout so you can take your kids (if you want to)

Sadly, leaving your children at home whilst you go on holiday is generally frowned upon.

Adventure World offers chance to connect with “heart and soul” of the US

I mean who hasn't dreamed of a road trip around the US?! Go with Adventure World and you're less likely to get lost.

Fiji’s family-owned luxury resort Likuliku Lagoon launches its own app

We were relieved to find out that having a "concierge in your pocket" referred to an app on your phone.

Hawaii: The US’ laid-back front door for Australians

If you needed another sign that you should definitely head to Hawaii - this is it!

Sabre targets Asia Pacific growth with latest hire

Call the Avengers! Sabre continues its bid for world domination with latest hire.

Air New Zealand signs its largest EVER deal for sustainable aviation fuel

Air New Zealand makes huge step towards sustainable travel. We bet it recycles its rubbish properly too.

IHG Hotels & Resorts continues regional growth with Sunshine Coast Holiday Inn

This Holiday Inn looks considerably flashier than some of the ones we have stayed at in our time.

Budget carrier Scoot welcomes first of 9 E190-E2 aircrafts

Here at TW we would like to offer Embraer E190-E2 a warm welcome! It's not easy being the first of the fleet.

Singapore Airlines grows group passenger traffic by 13.9% for March

This is one of the few situations where an increase in traffic is a good thing.

Number of Aussies going on cruises beats pre-pandemic levels

To be honest, if being stuck inside for two years doesn't give you the travel bug, then nothing will.

Vietjet slashes prices on flights across Vietnam, India & Australia

You can now fly to Vietnam for less money than a night out in Sydney or Melbourne. Time to reconsider the budget.

The Australian Hotels Association (WA) names accommodation excellence award winners

Think blowing up the airbed for your mate qualifies as accommodation excellence? Think again.

Abercrombie & Kent launches Peruvian riverboat tour

If you think being left at a port is scary? Imagine being stuck in the Amazon.

• Business Travel

Club Med Bali reveals last-minute group travel deal

If you haven't frolicked across a beach in Bali with your colleagues have you even lived?

Regent Seven Seas Cruises grows sales team across Australia & New Zealand

It is only Monday and Regent Seven Seas Cruises is already announcing hires. Great stuff!

Out of the Ordinary Outback offers caravanners and campers a free night

It's the perfect getaway if your neighbours are starting to drive you a little insane.

Luxury Escapes reveals third signature series tour with Miguel Maestre

We would recommend reading this after lunch, otherwise you risk slobbering at your desk.

You are using an outdated browser

Please upgrade your browser or activate Google Chrome Frame to improve your experience.

Signing in with LinkedIn

Please wait while we sign you in with LinkedIn.

This may take some time.

Please be patient and do not refresh the page.

(A new window from LinkedIn should open for you to authorize the Travel Weekly login. If you don't see this please check behind this window, and if it is still not there check your browser settings and turn off the pop-up blocker.)

SUBSCRIBE NOW FOR FREE

Never miss a story again. Sign up for daily newsletter now.