Walking the Camino de Santiago

Sample itinerary
9 days/8 nights
The Way of St. James, often known by its Spanish name, El Camino de Santiago, is the pilgrimage to the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela (north-western Spain), where legend has it that the remains of the apostle, Saint James the Great, are buried. In the 9th-century, according to legend, a shower of falling stars led the Spanish hermit Pelayo to Santiago, where he discovered the long forgotten tomb of the apostle St. James. Since then, pilgrims from all over the world have travelled El Camino de Santiago.

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Basque Country Flavours

Sample itinerary
6 days/5 nights
The Basque Country is the gourmet epicentre of Spain, with many Michelin starred restaurants such as Arzak, Akelare and Berasetegui, along with “Gastronomic Societies” and famous tapas bars. Foodies from across the planet make their way to this Gourmet Mecca every year, just to dine at San Sebastian’s multitude of Michelin star restaurants and try the tapas or pintxos as they known locally.

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Rioja Wine Tour

Sample itinerary
7 days/6 nights
La Rioja has become synonymous with Spanish wine. These earthy wines from the north of Spain gained fame in the Middle Ages, when pilgrims walking west to Santiago de Compostela traversed Rioja’s picturesque vineyards and villages, replenishing their energy along the way with local wines made by medieval monks. During this trip, you’ll sample a range of prestigious Rioja wines, from vintages aged in medieval caves through to wines produced in the most avant-garde installations.  You’ll visit renowned estates such as Marques de Murrieta and smaller boutique wine producers like Finca Valpiedra.

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Good things in small sizes

The benefits of intimate group touring
For those looking for a hassle-free holiday that provides memories and friendships that can last a lifetime, an escorted trip is a fantastic option. Those who still think that group travel means “If it’s Tuesday, it must be Spain” will be surprised to learn how touring has evolved over the years.

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