Spain Tour Packages

Spain is a destination that effortlessly combines culture, history, beaches, food, and vibrant city life into one unforgettable holiday. With well-planned Spain tour packages, travellers can admire Barcelona’s architectural wonders, stroll through Madrid’s grand boulevards, and experience the rich heritage of Andalusia in cities like Seville and Granada. Couples are drawn to the country’s romantic coastal towns and sunset-filled Mediterranean escapes, while families enjoy a mix of cultural attractions, theme parks, and scenic countryside experiences. Food lovers can spend their journey discovering tapas, paella, local wines, and regional flavours that make every meal part of the adventure.

At Pickyourtrail, we create fully personalised best Spain tour packages tailored to your travel preferences, budget, and interests. Whether you want a romantic Andalusia honeymoon, a Barcelona and Madrid family holiday, every itinerary can be customised to suit your style. From handpicked hotels and seamless transport arrangements to curated sightseeing experiences and on-ground assistance, we help you experience Spain your way. Explore our Spain holiday packages and start planning a journey filled with unforgettable moments.

Spain Trip Package At a Glance

Prices may vary depending on departure city, travel season, number of destinations, and hotel category.

Types of Spain Tour Packages

Spain Honeymoon Tour Packages

Spain is one of Europe's most romantic destinations, combining dramatic Moorish architecture, candlelit flamenco nights, luxury boutique hotels, and sun-drenched Mediterranean coastline. Couples can explore the narrow alleyways of Seville's Santa Cruz quarter, share a private sunset terrace overlooking the Alhambra in Granada, or spend lazy afternoons at a luxury beach resort along the Costa del Sol, all within one honeymoon itinerary.

Popular honeymoon experiences include:

• Alhambra Palace by night in Granada
• Private flamenco shows in Seville's historic tablaos
• Wine tasting in La Rioja and the Penedès wine region
• Luxury boutique hotels in Seville, Granada, and Barcelona
• Mediterranean beaches stay on the Costa del Sol and Costa Brava
• Hot air balloon rides over Toledo or the Castilian plateau
• Rooftop dining with views of the Sagrada Família

Our most popular Spain honeymoon package is the 9 nights, 10 days Barcelona + Madrid + Seville + Granada combination, starting from approximately ₹47,188 / person (twin sharing, 4-star boutique hotels, breakfast included, land only).

Spain Family Tour Packages

Spain is an excellent family destination, offering a blend of history that genuinely excites children, theme parks, beautiful beaches, interactive museums, and a food culture that is remarkably accommodating for Indian families. Spanish meal timings (lunch from 2–4 PM, dinner from 9 to 11 PM) differ from Indian schedules, but family restaurants across tourist areas are flexible and accustomed to international visitors.

Top family attractions include:

• PortAventura World (Europe's second-largest theme park, near Barcelona)
• Park Güell and Gaudí's Casa Batlló in Barcelona
• The Prado Museum and the Royal Palace in Madrid
• Flamenco shows and horse shows in Seville (Andalusian school of equestrian art)
• Aquarium Barcelona and CosmoCaixa science museum
• Royal Alcázar of Seville (filming location for Game of Thrones)
• Ferry ride to the Balearic Islands (Mallorca, Ibiza) from Barcelona or Valencia

A typical Spain family tour package from India covers Barcelona (3 nights), Madrid (2–3 nights), and Andalusia, Seville and Granada (3–4 nights) in 9 to 12 days. Prices start from approximately ₹106,936 per person, including 4-star hotels, breakfast, private transfers, and sightseeing.

Spain Luxury Tour Packages

For travellers seeking the finest Spain has to offer, our luxury Spain packages are built around exclusive stays, private experiences, and curated cultural immersion that goes well beyond standard tourism.

Luxury experiences include the following:

• Parador Nacional stays (Spain's historic castle and palace hotels)
• Suite stays at Hotel Arts Barcelona and Villa Magna Madrid
• Private guided Alhambra tours with after-hours access
• Helicopter transfers between cities
• Michelin-starred dining reservations (Disfrutar and Tickets in Barcelona; DiverXO in Madrid)
• Private flamenco performances in historic Seville palaces
• Luxury yacht charters along the Costa del Sol and Ibiza
• Private wine cellar tours in La Rioja with winemaker tastings

Luxury Spain holiday packages from India start from approximately ₹98,570 per person for 9 nights and are customised entirely around your preferences.

Popular Spain Tour Packages by Duration

7 Nights 8 Days Spain Tour Package

The 7-night Spain package is ideal for first-time Indian visitors who want a focused experience across Spain's two most iconic cities. A typical itinerary:

• Days 1–3: Barcelona — Sagrada Família, Park Güell, Gothic Quarter, Las Ramblas, Barceloneta beach, Camp Nou
• Days 4–5: Madrid — Prado Museum, Retiro Park, Royal Palace, Puerta del Sol, El Rastro market
• Days 6–8: Seville — Cathedral and Giralda Tower, Real Alcázar, Santa Cruz quarter, flamenco show, day trip to Granada's Alhambra

Best for: First-time visitors, couples, culture seekers. 

Starting Price: ₹58,794 / person (Excluding Applicable Taxes)

10 Nights 11 Days Spain Tour Package

The 10-night Spain trip is our most popular format, allowing meaningful time in four or five distinct regions and a more relaxed pace. A typical split:

• Barcelona: 3 nights — full Gaudí trail, the Gothic Quarter, Montjuïc, day trip to Montserrat
• Madrid: 2 nights — Golden Triangle of Art (Prado, Reina Sofía, Thyssen-Bornemisza), tapas trail in La Latina
• Toledo: 1 night — UNESCO World Heritage city, medieval Jewish quarter, El Greco Museum
• Seville: 2 nights — Alcázar, flamenco, day trip to Córdoba's Mezquita
• Granada: 2 nights — Alhambra Palace and Generalife Gardens, Albaicín neighbourhood, tapas bars

Best for: Families, honeymooners, culture and history lovers.

Starting Price: ₹155,203 / person (Excluding Applicable Taxes)

12–14 Nights Spain and Portugal Tour Package

For travellers who want a comprehensive Iberian Peninsula experience, Spain and Portugal packages are one of the most popular multi-country combinations in Europe. A typical split: Barcelona (3 nights), Madrid (2 nights), Andalusia, Seville + Granada (3 nights), Lisbon (3 nights), and Sintra/Porto (2 nights). This format rewards slower exploration and is ideal for those combining Spain and Portugal on a 14-day itinerary.

Starting Price: ₹113,624 / person (Excluding Applicable Taxes)

Duration Tip: Most Indian travellers underestimate Andalusia. The region, covering Seville, Granada, Córdoba, and Ronda, deserves at least 4–5 days. 

Which Duration Should You Choose?

Spain Tour Packages from India By Departure City

Flights from India to Spain are all connecting, typically via Dubai, Doha, Abu Dhabi, Istanbul, or Frankfurt. Madrid Barajas (MAD) and Barcelona El Prat (BCN) are the primary entry airports.

Fares are indicative of advance booking, land only, and twin sharing. International flights (return) from India to Spain typically cost ₹55,000–₹95,000 per person, depending on airline, season, and booking window. Book at least 8–12 weeks in advance for the best fares.

Best Places to Visit in Spain

1. Barcelona

Barcelona is Spain's most visually exhilarating city, a Mediterranean metropolis where the genius of Antoni Gaudí shapes almost every major street. The Sagrada Família, still under construction after over 140 years, remains one of the most extraordinary buildings on earth and alone justifies the trip. Park Güell offers a quieter, hillside perspective on Gaudí's imagination, while Casa Batlló on Passeig de Gràcia is best seen at night when the facade is dramatically lit. Beyond the architecture, the Gothic Quarter rewards slow exploration on foot, Barceloneta beach gives the city its Mediterranean soul, and the food scene across El Born and Gràcia is among the finest in Europe.

Tip: Book Sagrada Família tickets at least two to three weeks ahead. The tower access tickets sell out faster than standard entry and the views from the top are worth the extra cost.

2. Madrid

Madrid is Spain's capital and one of Europe's great art cities, home to three world-class museums within walking distance of each other. The Prado holds Velázquez, Goya, El Greco, and Bosch in a single building. The Reina Sofía houses Picasso's Guernica. The Thyssen-Bornemisza covers eight centuries of Western art across five floors. Beyond the museums, the city rewards wandering. The Royal Palace is the largest in Western Europe by floor area. Retiro Park is one of the finest urban parks on the continent. The tapas culture in La Latina and Lavapiés neighbourhoods, where bars open mid-afternoon and stay busy until midnight, is unlike anything Indian travellers will have experienced before.

Tip: The Prado is free on weekday evenings from 6 pm to 8 pm. Go then and avoid the worst of the daytime crowds.

3. Seville

Seville is the cultural heart of Andalusia and one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. The Cathedral is the largest Gothic cathedral in the world and the third largest church overall, with Columbus's tomb inside. The adjoining Giralda Tower, originally a Moorish minaret, offers panoramic views of the old city from the top. The Real Alcázar is a living royal palace with 700 years of continuous use, its Mudéjar tilework and garden pavilions as breathtaking as anything in Granada. The Santa Cruz neighbourhood surrounding these monuments, with its whitewashed walls, flower-filled courtyards, and hidden plazas, is best explored in the early morning or evening when the light is soft and the crowds have thinned.

Tip: The Alcázar is a working royal residence. On days when the Spanish royal family is in residence it closes to visitors without notice. Check the official website the morning of your visit.

4. Granada

Dominated by the breathtaking Alhambra Palace, Granada is ideal for travellers fascinated by Spain's Moorish history. This UNESCO World Heritage Site features exquisite palaces, intricate carvings, and beautifully landscaped gardens. Beyond the Alhambra, the historic Albaicín district offers winding alleyways, traditional whitewashed houses, and spectacular viewpoints. Granada's vibrant atmosphere, mountain backdrop, and famous tapas culture create a unique travel experience unlike anywhere else in Spain. 

5. Madrid Day Trips: Toledo and Segovia

Just a short journey from Madrid, Toledo and Segovia are some of Spain's most remarkable historical treasures. Toledo is renowned for its medieval streets, magnificent cathedral, and centuries-old blend of Christian, Jewish, and Muslim influences. Segovia impresses visitors with its remarkably preserved Roman aqueduct and fairy-tale Alcázar Castle. Together, these two historic cities provide a fascinating glimpse into Spain's rich cultural and architectural heritage. 

6. Valencia

Valencia is one of Spain's most underrated cities and the birthplace of paella, which here is made with rabbit and chicken, not seafood, and is eaten at Sunday lunch, not dinner. The City of Arts and Sciences complex, designed by Santiago Calatrava, is one of the most striking pieces of contemporary architecture in Europe and worth a half-day on its own. The UNESCO-listed Silk Exchange in the old town dates from the 15th century and is a masterpiece of Valencian Gothic architecture. The city's beaches, the Malvarrosa and El Cabañal, are wide, well-maintained, and far less crowded than Barcelona's. Valencia also hosts Las Fallas in March, one of Spain's most spectacular festivals, where months of elaborate sculptural work is set alight in a single night of coordinated bonfires across the city.

7. Costa del Sol and Andalusian Beaches

Stretching along Spain's sunny southern coastline, Costa del Sol and Andalusia are perfect for beach holidays, luxury escapes, and scenic road trips. Popular destinations such as Marbella, Málaga, and Estepona offer golden beaches, stylish resorts, and vibrant promenades. Beyond the coast, travellers can explore Andalusia's famous white villages, including Ronda and Frigiliana, known for their stunning views and traditional charm. The region enjoys excellent weather throughout much of the year. 

8. Ibiza and the Balearic Islands

Ibiza is world-famous for its electronic music scene but the island has a quieter, equally beautiful face that most visitors never find. The UNESCO-listed old town of Dalt Vila, perched on a fortified hill above the harbour, is one of the best-preserved medieval citadels in the western Mediterranean. The north of the island has unspoilt coves, hiking trails through pine forests, and a slow-living farming culture that feels entirely removed from the clubs of San Antonio. Mallorca, the largest Balearic island, combines the dramatic Serra de Tramuntana mountain range with historic Palma de Mallorca and some of the finest coves in the Mediterranean. Both islands are easily reached by short flights or ferry from Barcelona or Valencia and work well as add-ons for honeymooners and beach-focused travellers extending a Spain itinerary.

Best Time to Visit Spain

Spain is broadly a year-round destination, but the best time to visit depends on what you want to do and where you want to go.

Spring Tip: April and May are the finest months to visit Andalusia (Seville and Granada), when temperatures are 22–28°C, the orange blossom is in bloom, and both cities host major festivals, the Seville Feria de Abril in April and the Corpus Christi processions in June.

Best Things to Do in Spain

• Visit the Sagrada Família, Barcelona: Gaudí's still-unfinished basilica is one of the world's most extraordinary buildings. Advance tickets are essential. Entry starts at €26–36(~₹2,886 to ₹4,000) per person.
• Explore the Alhambra, Granada: One of the world's great palace complexes, requiring advance booking. Entry tickets (Nasrid Palaces included) start around €19 per person.
• Watch a live flamenco show, Seville: A genuine tablao performance at a respected venue like Casa de la Memoria or El Arenal is one of Spain's unmissable cultural experiences.
• Walk the Gothic Quarter, Barcelona: A largely car-free medieval labyrinth of Roman ruins, medieval cathedrals, and tapas bars, best explored on foot with no fixed plan.
• Take the AVE high-speed train: Spain's high-speed rail network is one of Europe's finest. Madrid to Seville takes 2.5 hours; Madrid to Barcelona takes 2.5–3 hours. Far more scenic and convenient than flying.
• Day trip to Montserrat from Barcelona: The serrated mountain monastery, one hour from Barcelona, is an extraordinary combination of natural beauty and Catalan cultural significance.
• Explore the Prado Museum, Madrid: One of the world's greatest art collections, housing Velázquez, Goya, El Greco, Bosch, and Rubens. Entry starts at €15(₹1,660) per person; free on weekday evenings.
• Eat pintxos in San Sebastián: The Basque city of San Sebastián (Donostia) has more Michelin-starred restaurants per capita than anywhere in the world. The pintxos bars of the Old Quarter are legendary.
• Drive through the White Villages, Andalusia: A scenic drive through Ronda, Grazalema, and Zahara de la Sierra is one of Spain's most rewarding road trip routes.
• Relax on the Costa del Sol: Marbella's beach clubs, Puerto Banús marina, and luxury seaside lifestyle offer an excellent way to unwind at the end of an Andalusian itinerary.

How to Reach Spain from India

All flights from India to Spain are connecting, with one stop typically in Dubai (Emirates), Doha (Qatar Airways), Abu Dhabi (Etihad), Istanbul (Turkish Airlines), or Frankfurt/Amsterdam (Lufthansa/KLM). Air India offers connecting service from Delhi to Madrid via its partner airlines, making it the fastest option from North India.

No direct flights exist from India to Spain (except Air India's limited Delhi–Madrid service). Most travellers connect through Gulf hubs, giving realistic total journey times of 13–18 hours from South and West India.

Travel Within Spain

Getting around Spain is excellent, with one of Europe's most developed transportation networks.

• AVE High-Speed Trains: Spain's AVE network is one of the best in Europe. Madrid to Barcelona: 2.5–3 hours. Madrid to Seville: 2.5 hours. Madrid to Valencia: 1.5 hours. Book early via the RENFE website for the best prices.
• Regional Trains and Buses: ALSA coaches connect smaller cities like Granada and Ronda efficiently and affordably.
• Domestic Flights: Iberia, Vueling, and Ryanair offer cheap and fast flights between Barcelona, Madrid, Seville, and Málaga, often the fastest way to reach Andalusia from Barcelona.
• Rental Car: Essential for exploring Andalusia's White Villages, the Costa del Sol beyond Marbella, or the wine regions of La Rioja and Ribera del Duero. Roads are excellent and well-signposted.
• Metro and Public Transport: Madrid and Barcelona have outstanding metro systems covering all major tourist areas. Single tickets cost €1.50–2.50; 10-journey metro cards are significantly cheaper.
• Taxi and Rideshare: Bolt and FREE NOW are the most reliable rideshare apps in Spain; Uber operates in Madrid and Barcelona.

Schengen Visa for Spain – What Indian Travellers Need to Know

Indian passport holders require a Schengen tourist visa to visit Spain. Spain falls under the 27-country Schengen Area, which means a single Spain Schengen visa allows travel across all Schengen member states for up to 90 days within any 180 days.

Important: All visa application forms must be completed online and printed; handwritten forms are no longer accepted at any BLS centre. Apply well in advance, especially for peak-season travel (June–August and December). Pickyourtrail provides complete Schengen visa documentation assistance as part of all Spain packages.

How Much Does a Spain Trip Cost from India?

Spain offers excellent value within Western Europe, meaningfully cheaper than France, Switzerland, or Scandinavia, while offering comparable (or superior) cultural richness, food quality, and accommodation diversity.

Costs above are per person on a twin-sharing basis, land only (excluding international flights). International return flights from India typically add ₹55,000–₹95,000 per person, depending on airline and season. Prices for July–August and December–January are typically 25–35% higher.

What Affects Your Spain Trip Cost?

• Hotel Category: Boutique Paradors, 5-star city hotels, and luxury Andalusian riad-style properties command significantly higher rates than standard international chains.
• Travel Season: Peak summer (July–August) and Christmas–New Year are the most expensive periods.
• Schengen Visa: Add ₹10,700–11,000 per person for visa fees.
• Flight Fares: Booking flights 2–3 months early usually secures the best deals from India.
• Inter-city Travel: AVE trains (typically ₹3,000–₹8,000 per journey per person) add meaningfully to the overall budget, especially for multi-city itineraries.
• Special Experiences: Flamenco shows, Michelin-starred dining, Alhambra guided night tours, and PortAventura theme park can increase the overall budget considerably.

Spain Food Guide for Indian Travellers

Spanish cuisine is one of the world's great food cultures, and for Indian travellers, it offers a fascinating combination of the unfamiliar (jamón, seafood paella, and churros with chocolate) and the comfortingly familiar (spiced stews, legume-based dishes, and vegetable tapas). While Spain is not as automatically vegetarian-friendly as Southeast Asia, Indian vegetarians can navigate the country well with a little advance planning.

Must-Try Spanish Dishes

• Paella Valenciana: Spain's most famous dish, saffron-infused rice with seafood or chicken, best eaten at the source in Valencia or at a traditional restaurant in the Albufera wetlands.
• Tapas: Spain's defining food culture, small plates of patatas bravas, croquetas, pan con tomate, gambas al ajillo, and tortilla española enjoyed across countless bars.
• Pintxos (Basque Country): Bar snacks of the Basque Country, typically bread slices topped with creative combinations of seafood, cheese, and cured meats. San Sebastián's Old Quarter is the epicentre.
• Gazpacho and Salmorejo: Cold tomato-based soups from Andalusia, refreshing and vegetarian-friendly.
• Churros with Chocolate: Spain's iconic street dessert, fried dough strips dipped in thick hot chocolate. The Chocolatería San Ginés in Madrid has been serving them since 1894.
• Jamón Ibérico: Spain's finest cured ham, a national obsession. Non-vegetarians should try it at least once from a specialist shop.
• Crema Catalana: Catalonia's version of crème brûlée, widely available across Barcelona.
• Sangría and Tinto de Verano: Spain's iconic wine-based drinks, ubiquitous at restaurants and beach bars.

Indian Vegetarian and Jain Travellers in Spain

Spain is manageable, though not automatically easy, for Indian vegetarians. Key guidance:

• Tapas bars almost always offer patatas bravas, pan con tomate, tortilla española, and vegetable croquetas, reliably vegetarian options.
• Indian restaurants are available in Barcelona (the Gothic Quarter, Barceloneta) and Madrid (Lavapiés, Malasaña) and, to a lesser extent, in Seville and Málaga. Quality varies; research in advance.
• Jain travellers should carry a small translation card listing dietary restrictions in Spanish (sin cebolla, sin ajo, sin carne, sin pescado, without onion, without garlic, without meat, and without fish).
• Supermarkets (Mercadona, Carrefour, and Lidl) are well-stocked with fresh produce, breads, cheeses, and packaged foods that work for vegetarians and self-caterers.

Pickyourtrail pre-arranges vegetarian and Jain meal preferences at hotels and with select restaurant partners for all Spain packages.

Spain Festival Calendar

Spain Shopping Guide for Indian Travellers

Spain offers excellent shopping ranging from luxury European fashion to authentic local crafts, ceramics, and food souvenirs.

• Barcelona: Las Ramblas and Passeig de Gràcia for luxury brands (Zara's flagship, Mango, and high-end European labels), El Born for independent boutiques and design, La Boqueria and El Mercat de Santa Caterina for food shopping, and the Gothic Quarter for souvenirs and crafts.
• Madrid: Gran Vía for mainstream fashion, Salamanca neighbourhood for luxury brands, El Rastro flea market on Sunday mornings for antiques and vintage finds, and El Corte Inglés department store for everything from food to electronics.
• Seville and Granada: Ceramic tiles and pottery (azulejos), handmade leather goods, flamenco fans and dresses, Andalusian embroidery, and artisanal olive oil and sherry vinegar make excellent food souvenirs.
• Duty-Free: Travellers returning to India from Spain can bring back goods worth up to ₹50,000 per person duty-free, plus 1 litre of alcohol and 200 cigarettes under Indian customs rules.

Spain Currency and Payments

Spain uses the Euro (€). As of 2026, approximately €1 = ₹110. A coffee at a café costs €1.50–3 (₹166 to ₹332); a mid-range restaurant meal costs €18–30 (₹1,990 to ₹3,320) per person; a 4-star hotel in Barcelona costs €120–250 (₹13,320 to ₹27,750) per night.

• Forex Cards: Use a multi-currency forex card loaded with Euros for the best exchange rates and convenience.
• ATMs: Widely available across Spain. Euronet ATMs at tourist locations charge high fees; use bank ATMs (CaixaBank, Sabadell, and Santander) instead.
• Cards: Visa and Mastercard are accepted virtually everywhere, including small tapas bars and local shops.
• Cash: Useful for small purchases, market stalls, and tips. Carry €50–100 in cash at all times.
• Tipping: Not mandatory but appreciated. A 5–10% tip at restaurants is customary; rounding up the taxi fare is standard.

Where to Stay in Spain – Hotel Guide by Destination

Barcelona

• Gothic Quarter / El Born: Best area for first-time visitors, central to major attractions and nightlife. Boutique hotels and heritage apartments. €120–300 (₹13,320 to ₹33,300) per night.
• Eixample / Passeig de Gràcia: Barcelona's elegant modernist boulevard, ideal for couples and luxury stays. Close to Gaudí buildings and the city's best restaurants. €150–400+ (₹16,575 to ₹44,200+) per night.
• Barceloneta / Port Olímpic: For beach-focused stays. Good for families and couples wanting easy sea access. €100–250 (₹11,000 to ₹28,000) per night.

Madrid

• Centro / Sol / La Latina: Most central area, walking distance from all major sights. Best for first-timers. €90–200 (₹9,985 to ₹22,210) per night.
• Salamanca / Recoletos: Madrid's luxury neighbourhood, close to the Golden Triangle of museums. Designer hotels and premium boutiques. €200–500+ (₹22,100 to ₹55,300+) per night.

Seville

• Santa Cruz Quarter: Seville's most atmospheric neighbourhood, steps from the Alcázar and Cathedral. Boutique hotels in restored Sevillian palaces. €120–350 (₹13,300 to ₹39,000) per night.
• Triana: Across the river, more local and slightly cheaper. Excellent flamenco bars and riverside restaurants. €90–180 (₹9,960–₹19,920) per night.

Granada

• Albaicín: The hillside Moorish quarter with the best Alhambra views. Cave hotels and boutique riads. €120–300 (₹13,342 to ₹33,355) per night.
• Centro: Convenient for the Cathedral, tapas bars, and shopping. Good mid-range options. €80–180 (₹8,820 to ₹19,850) per night.

Paradores: Spain's unique national network of historic castles, palaces, monasteries, and fortress hotels, operated under the government Parador brand, offers some of the country's most memorable accommodation. The Parador de Granada (inside the Alhambra complex) and Parador de Ronda (perched above the gorge) are among the most sought-after hotel stays in all of Spain.

Our Spain Tour Package Inclusions

Every Pickyourtrail Spain holiday package from India is fully customised but typically includes the following:

• Accommodation: Hotels based on your selected category (3-star to 5-star), with daily breakfast included.
• Transfers: Private airport transfers, intercity AVE train or flight transfers, and comfortable transport for sightseeing.
• Sightseeing: Major attractions and entry tickets arranged in advance, including the Alhambra (requires booking), Sagrada Família, Prado Museum, and flamenco shows.
• Flights: Optional domestic and inter-city flights or AVE train bookings can be added.
• Visa Assistance: Complete Schengen visa documentation support, including BLS appointment guidance, travel insurance recommendations, and a document checklist.
• 24/7 Travel Support: Dedicated travel assistance via WhatsApp and phone throughout your trip.

Not Included: International flights, Schengen visa fee, personal expenses, and meals not specified in the itinerary.

Practical Tips for Indian Travellers in Spain

• Apply for the Schengen visa at least 6 weeks before travel: Processing typically takes 15–20 working days, and BLS appointment slots fill up fast during peak season.
• Book Alhambra tickets online weeks in advance: they sell out fast, especially the Nasrid Palaces' timed entry. Same-day tickets are almost never available.
• Pre-book Sagrada Família tickets online to avoid multi-hour queues at the entrance.
• Carry a Type C travel adaptor: Spain uses the standard European two-pin socket.
• Download the RENFE app for AVE train bookings and consider booking tickets 30–60 days ahead for the best prices.
• Spanish meal timings are late by Indian standards: lunch at 2–4 PM, dinner from 9 PM onwards. Tourist areas are more flexible, but embrace the rhythm where possible.
• Learn a few Spanish phrases: 'gracias' (thank you), 'por favour' (please), and 'Habla inglés?' (Do you speak English?) They are well-received everywhere.
• Tap water in Spain is safe to drink in all major cities.
• Be alert for pickpockets in Barcelona's Las Ramblas and the Gothic Quarter: Use a crossbody bag and keep phones in front pockets in crowded areas.
• Visit the Alhambra early in the morning or book a guided evening visit: The late-afternoon light on the Nasrid Palaces is spectacular.

Why Choose Pickyourtrail for Spain Vacation Packages?

When you search for Spain holiday packages from India, you will find dozens of fixed group tour options with rigid itineraries and opaque pricing. Pickyourtrail is different.

• Fully Customised, Not Cookie-Cutter: Every Spain trip package we build is unique to the traveller. You choose your destinations, hotel category, travel dates, pace, and add-ons.
• Transparent Pricing in INR: We quote everything in Indian Rupees — no hidden foreign exchange surprises. What you see in the proposal is what you pay.
• Schengen Visa Expertise: We provide complete Schengen visa documentation support, checklists, BLS appointment guidance, and travel insurance recommendations, as standard with every Spain package.
• India-Specific Travel Intelligence: We understand what Indian travellers need, Indian vegetarian and Jain restaurant recommendations in Barcelona, Madrid, and Seville; advance Alhambra ticket procurement; and AVE train vs. domestic flight advice.
• 24/7 On-Ground Support: Our destination experts are available round the clock. If your AVE train is delayed or your Seville hotel has an issue, we handle it.
• No Minimum Group Size: Travel as a couple, a family, or a group; we customise for any group size without per-person surcharges for small groups.

Book Your Spain Tour Package

Spain is a destination that rewards the traveller who goes beyond Barcelona and Madrid, who discovers the magic of a quiet morning in Granada's Albaicín, a flamenco show in a Seville courtyard, or a pintxos crawl through the rain-washed streets of San Sebastián. At Pickyourtrail, every Spain tour package we build is an original, not a recycled itinerary, not a fixed group departure. We start with your travel dates, interests, group composition, and budget, and we build outward from there.

Share your travel preferences, budget, duration, and our Spain destination specialist will get back to you within 24 hours with a fully personalised itinerary and transparent pricing in Indian Rupees.