Best 5, 6, 7 Days Spain Tours

Best Time to Travel to Spain

For more pleasant weather and fewer tourists, the best times to visit Spain are generally spring (April to May) and fall (September to October). Temperatures range between 15-25 °C (59-77 °F) During these two seasons, temperatures are pleasant and perfect for exploring cities and enjoying the outdoors. Summers can be hotter, especially in the south, with temperatures usually above 30 °C (86 °F).

How to Get Around in Spain

Spain has an excellent public transportation network, the main provider of which is Alsa, which makes it easy to travel between cities and visit local attractions. High-speed trains (AVE) connect Spain's major cities, allowing you to explore the country quickly and easily. Buses in Spain are able to reach popular attractions within the city for a typical fare of 1.4€ to 1.6€. The metro, on the other hand, covers the old towns, business districts, and economic centers.

Spain Itinerary with Different Days

Take advantage of our flexible options to create your ideal Spain itinerary with a focus on Spain best travel destinations.

Spain Itinerary 5 Days

5 day tours allow you to focus on one or two regions and are a quick option for experiencing the country. Here are some routes for 5 days in Spain.

1. Madrid: Visit Madrid, the capital of Spain, for 5 days to explore the city's attractions in depth. For example, El Retiro Park, Temple of Debod or Jardín del Capricho, which is a little further away.

2. Madrid-Barcelona: Focus on Madrid and Barcelona, two of Spain's most iconic cities, with visits to the famous Sagrada Familia and Picasso Museum Barcelona.

3. Valencia-Alicante: If you're not visiting Spain for the first time and want to head to cities with unique views and fewer crowds. Try Valencia and Alicante, an itinerary that allows you to soak up the sun and historical beauty of the Spanish coast and Andalusia.

Spain Itinerary 6 Days

Here are two distinct routes for your 6 days in Spain, allowing you to choose the experience that best suits your needs.

1. Madrid-Zaragoza-Barcelona: The two most famous Spanish cities, Madrid and Barcelona, are known for their art, architecture and energetic city life. You can get there and back by high-speed train. Six days is enough time to visit the main destinations and still be able to spend a day in Zaragoza to see the most famous Cathedral-Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar.

2. Seville-Córdoba-Granada: If the big cities aren't your primary destination this time around, then the Andalusia region of southern Spain will be well worth exploring. Upon arrival in Seville head to visit La Giralda and the Catedral de Sevilla, stepping up to its bell tower for views across the city. Spend 1-2 days visiting the ancient city of Córdoba, where the Mosque-Cathedral Monumental Site of Córdoba is a key attraction. Finally, head to Granada, home to magnificent medieval architecture such as the fortress of Alhambra.

Spain Itinerary 7 Days

If you have one week in Spain, it provides plenty of time to explore more locations and different landscapes and cultures.

1. Spain & Portugal Loop: 7 days are enough to cover a comprehensive journey to Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Granada, Seville, Lisbon, and Toledo, showcasing the rich history of the Iberian Peninsula. Although there are a lot more destinations, it enables you to experience the scenery and charm of two countries at once.

2. Santander-Bilbao-Donostia-San Sebastian: Besides the center and southern cities, these northern coastal towns are perfect for 7 days in Spain. Start in Santander, the capital of the Cantabria region, where the Mataleñas Beach offers relaxation. Bilbao's Artxanda cable car offers panoramic views of the city, and the historic old town is worth a visit. Finally, arrive in the resort town of San Sebastian and spend some time in Monte Urgull on a walking tour of the historic military buildings and museums.

Depending on the time of your trip and your preferences, our carefully planned tours will all ensure that you enjoy a memorable adventure in Spain.