Nothing pre-set. Every route and every stop begins with a conversation about your pace, your interests, your version of Spain and Portugal.
Across both countries,
shaped into one journey
You set the pace.
We build around it.
Your party. As small as two,
as large as you need.
A single point of contact:
before, during, and after.
One call. We ask what you actually want to see and, just as important, what you don't.
A first draft of routes, experiences, and hotels, built from that one call.
We adjust it back and forth until there's nothing left to change. You approve, we finalize.
A deposit confirms your booking. The balance is due 60 days before departure. The price you confirm is the price you pay.
Before you depart, your digital Travel Passport arrives with contacts, reservations, and the plan for each day, all in one place.
If something changes mid-trip, the same advisor who planned it answers not a hotline.
A seamless, personal process from the first conversation to the moment you return home.
Barcelona · El Born
For one evening, Barcelona’s Picasso Museum closes to the public and opens only for you. An art historian walks you through the collection at your own pace, with no other visitors in the rooms. Dinner follows inside one of the medieval palaces on Carrer Montcada that house the collection.
Evenings like this are arranged quietly, well in advance. The same private closing is possible at the Prado and the Reina Sofía in Madrid.
Barcelona · Gothic Quarter
Castells, Catalonia’s human towers, are recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage. Here, a team of castellers builds them for you alone, inside the Gothic nave of Santa Maria del Pi in Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter, with the church closed to anyone else. Stone walls, near-silence, and nothing between you and the tower as it rises and comes down again.
It can be added to a Barcelona stay of any length.
Madrid → Granada
Four travelers, eight days, Madrid to Granada. The Prado and the Royal Palace on one private tour, and Toledo’s cathedral as a day trip by train. In Seville, a hotel facing the Giralda, flamenco in Santa Cruz and a morning in the Alcázar. A stop for Córdoba’s Mezquita and Jewish Quarter on the drive south, then a last full day kept for the Alhambra: the Nasrid Palaces, the Generalife and the Alcazaba.
Priorat, Catalonia
Before sunrise, you work old Grenache vines on llicorella slate alongside the winemaker, at a small Priorat producer where we arrange private access. Lunch is served in the cellar: charcuterie, slow-cooked lamb and a vertical tasting of three vintages. The drive back runs through the Siurana gorge.
Available during the grape harvest, from late summer into autumn. The same morning can be arranged in Ribera del Duero, Rioja or Portugal’s Douro Valley.
Montserrat, Catalonia
Twelve minutes by private helicopter from Barcelona, instead of an hour by road, to a wine estate beneath Montserrat. From the air, the mountain with the Mediterranean behind it. On the ground, a tasting and a lunch made from what the estate grows, then the same short flight back to the city.
We fly the same way into estates in the Penedès and the Priorat.
Northern Spain & Portugal
Twelve days for a group of twenty-six, starting and ending in Madrid. A winery visit and tasting in Ribera del Duero on the road to Bilbao, pintxos with txakoli in San Sebastián, and natural cider in a Gijón sidrería, poured by escanciado. Then Porto, the Douro by boat, and Lisbon. The whole route was timed to put the group in Santiago de Compostela for the total solar eclipse of 12 August 2026.
Mallorca, Balearic Islands
A private boat off the coast of Mallorca, and a day of fishing the way local fishermen have worked these waters for generations. Whatever you bring up becomes lunch, cooked on deck within the hour and served on board.
Some fish you order. This one, you catch first.
Mallorca is a short flight from Barcelona or Madrid, easy to add as a few days of island time within a longer journey.
Évora, Alentejo, Portugal
The car leaves your Lisbon hotel at 4 a.m. so the balloon lifts at first light over the Alentejo. About an hour above its cork oaks and open fields, then breakfast laid out in the field where you land. A 4x4 drives you on to Évora, where a private guide walks you through the Roman Temple of Diana, the Cathedral and the Chapel of Bones.
Barcelona → Andorra
Nine days in December, five of them in Barcelona, including a walk through the Gothic Quarter and El Born that ended at a private paella class. Then about three hours north by road, into the Andorran Pyrenees: a two-hour snowshoe route through the pine forests of Grau Roig, a two-kilometer dog-sled run through the Moretó forest, and a free afternoon with the option of Caldea’s thermal waters.
Barcelona · Montjuïc
Before the first visitors arrive, a private sunrise yoga session inside the Teatre Grec, the open-air amphitheater set into the hillside of Montjuïc in Barcelona. A dedicated instructor, pine and stone around you, and the sea somewhere below as the light comes up. Afterward, breakfast is laid on the terrace, seasonal, unhurried and for your party only.
A quiet first hour before a full day in the city.
Madrid
The morning begins in a hidden garden behind a Madrid palacete that few Madrileños know, with a private breathwork and meditation session. From there, a personal stylist takes you through some of the city’s ateliers and private showrooms, by arrangement and with no other clients in the room. The day closes with a long, plant-forward lunch at a Michelin-starred restaurant.
Built for travelers who want Madrid at a slower pace.
Barcelona → Costa Brava
Seven days for two travelers arriving a day apart, so the journey began a day earlier for one of them. A full day under sail along the Catalan coast, with a stop at a family-owned winery for its organic wines. Then the Costa Brava on foot: the Camí de Ronda, the old coastal path between Calella and Llafranc, and the medieval walls of Tossa de Mar. The last full day by the sea was left open.
A private trip built around a single conversation with your advisor. Routes, hotels, guides and experiences are chosen for your party alone, across Spain, Portugal or both. Nothing is pre-packaged and nothing is shared with other travelers.
The earlier you start, the more doors stay open. Private access, such as an after-hours museum closing or a harvest morning with a winemaker, is arranged well ahead. For most journeys, we suggest starting at least three months before departure.
No. A tailor-made journey can be a single private experience added to your stay, or a route of several days across Spain and Portugal. Every journey is private, whether you are a party of two or a group of more than twenty.
Yes, and many of our travelers do. A typical route might begin with tastings in Ribera del Duero, continue to Porto and the Douro by boat, and finish in Lisbon. We plan every connection between cities by high-speed train or private driver.
Hotels, private guides, train travel and private transport within Spain and Portugal, reservations and every experience in your program. Before you leave, you receive your digital Travel Passport, with contacts, bookings and the plan for each day in one place. Flights are not included, so you are free to book them with the airline and fare class you prefer.
Because every journey is built differently, payment and cancellation terms are set for each one, depending on the hotels, experiences and suppliers involved. Your advisor sets them out in writing before you pay a deposit, so you know exactly where you stand before you commit.
You contact the same advisor who planned your journey. The person who answers already knows your itinerary, so you won’t be routed to a call center.
Yes. Examples include a private evening at Barcelona’s Picasso Museum after closing, and similar arrangements at the Prado and the Reina Sofía in Madrid. Requests like these need time, so mention them in your first call.
It is often the easiest way to travel together. Pace, rooms, meals and activities are planned around everyone in the party, from grandparents to children.
Your advisor contacts you within one business day to arrange a first call. From that call, we send a first draft of routes, experiences and hotels. We then refine it with you until there is nothing left to change.
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