Tours to Spain

Our Spain trips range between five days and two weeks in length, so your options include everything from a short hiking and biking trip in Catalonia to longer pilgrimages of the Camino. Whether you’re looking for a brief vacation or an extended excursion, our travel specialists have created thrilling itineraries that will immerse you into the very best your destination has to offer.

Planning a trip can be a daunting experience, especially to a destination you’ve never visited before! The best way to skip the stress and jump straight into the adventure is to embark on a small-group tour. The best guided tours of Spain are led by Exodus’ expert leaders who do so much more than just show you the way. They’ll point out all the local highlights, offer invaluable insights into the area’s history and give you that truly unique experience. Whether you’re inclined towards hiking, cultural exploration, winter trips, or biking tours in Spain, there’s an itinerary tailored perfectly for you.

The diverse and dramatic landscapes make hiking trips in Spain endlessly exciting. Whether you prefer mountain exploration in the Picos de Europa and the Sierra de Aitana or immersing yourself in the romantic whitewashed villages of Andalucia, natural beauty greets you at every turn. Camino de Santiago tours offer a fascinating long-distance pilgrimage trail, providing a captivating journey into the culture and history of northern Spain, while vibrant cities like Seville and Granada in the south await exploration.

Hiking in the Picos de Europa offers a range of trails with varying difficulty, many achievable in a day. The landscapes are diverse, with stunning views as you ascend. The region features three massifs with valleys, gorges, shepherd’s paths, Roman roads, and old mining tracks. Fitness is crucial, especially for tackling higher peaks with steep drops and rugged terrain.

For cycling enthusiasts, Spain offers picturesque routes, from the stunning Catalan coast to the hills of Andalucia. Our tours to Spain include opportunities to explore the iconic Way of St James along the Camino de Santiago or ride to the medieval town of Girona, discovering its Jewish and old quarters while dining on the iconic La Rambla de la Llibertat.

The best time to visit Spain depends on the region. Catalonia tends to have milder temperatures, but July and August can be extremely hot. April and October are good for cycling, while May, June, and September are generally the best months with pleasant warmth, less wind and rainfall, and beautiful scenery.

The Camino de Santiago de Compostela is one of the world’s most renowned and ancient pilgrimage routes. Covering an extensive network of trails, this spiritual journey spans approximately 500 miles and offers a unique exploration of northern Spain’s culture and history, culminating at the Church of St James.