Discover the Iberian Peninsula

Separated from France by the majestic Pyrenees Mountains, this region’s history and culture has an iconic, character. Expose your senses to the flavourful food, wine, art and enticing climate of Spain and the lively urban centers and monuments of its World Heritage cities. Absorb the influences of Portugal’s 500-year cultural identity.

Getting around the Iberian Peninsula is relatively easy, with a good rail and road network. Although the large size of the region can make travel time-consuming. The best way to get around is by car, although there are also trains, planes and buses that can be used for longer journeys. Renfe trains and Alsa bus company have good prices and popular routes to main destinations.

The weather on the Iberian Peninsula can vary depending on where you are and what time of year you visit. In general, the climate is mild throughout the year, although it can be quite hot in the summer months. The best time to visit the peninsula is during the spring or fall when the weather is more moderate. However, if you are looking to avoid the crowds, you may want to visit during the winter months. Keep in mind that some of the smaller villages and towns may close down during this time, so it is important to do your research in advance. There are even ski resorts worth looking into for active travellers. Sierra Nevada in Andalusia or Andorra are worth considering for winter sports.

Whether you're looking for a coastal retreat to lay back and relax, a city brimming with culture to get stuck into, some of the best party spots and festivals around or some iconic sights to tick off your bucket list, a tour of the Iberia region offers it all and more.

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