Overview
Finish:Porto, Portugal
Travel Period
Embark on a 22-day premium journey from Morocco to Portugal. Explore imperial cities, ancient ruins, and dramatic desert landscapes. Cross into Spain for vibrant culture and Moorish architecture, then continue to Portugal’s coastal charm. Boutique stays, local encounters, and curated experiences ensure a seamless blend of history, luxury, and discovery across three captivating countries.
Visit Tawesna Salon de Thé, a cooperative eatery led by local women who uphold the region’s culinary heritage.
Set off for a picturesque journey across the Middle Atlas range, through landscapes covered in thick forest and past towering peaks towards the Sahara Desert. It’s here among the vast expanse of terracotta-coloured sands that you will enjoy an overnight camp stay. As the sun sets, savour traditional flavours at dinner before you’re entertained with local music and performances. Don’t forget to take a moment to look up and soak in the star-filled desert night sky.
Venture within the city’s high medina walls to the souks, where a tangle of narrow streets reveal rug-lined alleyways and stalls selling everything from bright, fragrant spices to delicate glassware, vials of argan oil and handmade pottery. Cap off your experience with a traditional dinner of tagine and couscous at a local restaurant, accompanied by Moroccan entertainment including belly dancing.
Meet the family preserving the traditions behind an evocative flamenco show, an art form rooted in centuries of Andalusian cultural exchange. Be entranced by the soulful expression of music, dance and storytelling as you watch the performance unfold and dine on regional specialties.
Scour Seville’s atmospheric old town for the best tapas. As you wander winding streets and lively plazas, uncover layers of history, from Moorish influences to local culinary traditions, alongside hidden secrets cherished by Sevillians.
At a local bakery, discover the art of making the world-famous Pastel de Nata (Portuguese tarts). Master the culinary skills required to make this sweet pastry with a hands-on lesson led by a local baker. While you bake, learn about the history behind the Pastel de Nata, before the best part: tasting your efforts.
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