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    Luxury Spain Food and Wine Tours made for you

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    A gourmet Spain food tour designed just for you

    Relish extraordinary flavours on a Spain food and wine tour

    Across the vast and diverse country of Spain you’ll find countless kitchens that prioritise a respect for fresh local produce. Whether it’s perfectly ripe tomatoes, rich, fruity olive oils or hand-gathered cockles and mussels, every region has its own distinct gastronomy.

    In the Basque Country, the historic quarter of San Sebastian buzzes with tiny bars serving pintxos (bite-sized snacks). You’ll discover Basque cuisine across the city with local favourites as well as dinner at one of our favourite Michelin-starred restaurants.

    While you’re in Northern Spain, we will arrange a private tour of the homeland of Tempranillo wine, exploring La Rioja’s rolling hills or the high plateau and dramatic landscapes of the Duero Valley.

    Moving on to Catalonia, you’ll taste Barcelona’s exquisite small plates, chat with your local host in a neighbourhood wine bar and explore the city’s local food markets. You’ll also learn how these simple sharing dishes are made. And as some of Spain’s finest wines and cava are produced in the Penedès region, we’ll work with expert local sommeliers to arrange intimate tastings.

    Travelling south to Spain’s sun-soaked Andalusia, you’ll find a region rich in Moorish architectural influences. Tapas culture continues here too, reaching its height in cities such as Seville and Granada, while the region is considered one of the world’s finest producers of olive oil. We suggest visiting the small city of Jerez, the centre of the region’s sherry production and home to many traditional bodegas.

    Get in touch with our expert travel designers for your personalised Spain food and wine tour.

    From our experts

    Experiences picked by our destination specialists

    Stay at Frank Gehry's Hotel Marques De Riscal in La Rioja

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    Stay in the striking Hotel Marques De Riscal, designed by Frank Gehry in the green of La Rioja’s hills

    Eat pintxos and peek into San Sebastian's private kitchens

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    Discover pintxos in San Sebastian and take a peek in one of the city’s ‘Gastronomic Societies’ or private kitchens

    Visit Can Ràfols del Caus winery near Barcelona

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    Visit the Can Ràfols del Caus winery close to Barcelona, which has a cellar carved out of the Dolomitic limestone

    Taste sherry in a bodega near Jerez

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    Taste sherry in a bodega run by Spanish aristocracy near Jerez in sun-kissed Andalusia

    Walk the food markets of Barcelona or Madrid

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    Take a gourmet walking tour to explore the famous markets and emblematic dishes of Barcelona or Madrid

    A word from one of our experts

    It’s impossible to spend any time in Spain without gaining an appreciation of the Spanish love of food, particularly lunch (la comida), which should always be enjoyed late (after 2pm), with several courses and excellent wine.

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    Dan Rhodes

    Travel Designer

    Luxury accommodation in Spain

    There are many incredible places to stay in Spain. Here are some of our favourites, handpicked by our travel designers:

    Duero Valley Wine Region

    Abadia Retuerta
    Located on the banks of the mighty River Duero amongst the vineyards and wineries that characterise the region, sits Abadia Retuerta. Great respect was paid during the restoration of this ancient 12th century monastery, the result of which is an architecturally beautiful yet thoroughly modern luxury hotel. You’re located in the heart of the Abadia Retuerta wine estate, so it’s no surprise that the sight of rows upon rows of vines greets you wherever you look. There are 27 beautifully furnished rooms and three suites, some of which come with a private terrace and original Miró paintings. Northern Spain is immensely proud of their rich culinary heritage, and the hotel’s Michelin-starred restaurant is a celebration of all that is great about this part of the country. Locally sourced ingredients, including herbs and vegetables grown in their own kitchen garden, are used to created innovative and contemporary dishes. There is also the chance to enjoy traditional Spanish tapas and dine al fresco in the warmer months. No trip to this region would be complete without tasting the exceptional wine, and the 700-hectare estate is the perfect place to start. The climate here is perfect for growing Tempranillo grapes so expect rich, full-bodied reds. Located in the Castilla y León province, east of Valladolid, there are plenty of castles, churches and pretty medieval towns to discover. The hotel can also help you organise helicopter flights, cycling and hiking tours, falconry and cookery classes.
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    La Rioja Wine Region

    Hotel Marques De Riscal
    Eye-catching against the green of La Rioja’s hills, Hotel Marques De Riscal’s striking and innovative roof has been designed to reflect the precious liquid that’s produced in the celebrated adjoining winery of the same name. Created by architectural genius Frank Gehry, the roof resembles a sail in the wind. It’s stripes of titanium are coloured in shades of silver that represent a wine cup, gold for the cap of a bottle, and of course, red to embody the wine itself. Catch the hotel on any different day, and its hues will appear to have changed in the sun. With just 43 rooms divided between two wings connected by a bridge, a stay in this boutique hotel and winery will be an immersive experience. Due to the varying placements of the hotel’s huge windows, each room leaves a difference impression. When you’re not out sampling the delights of the region’s oldest winery, sit down to a meal in either of the hotel’s two restaurants, one boasting a Michelin star. As expected, the wine list is impressive and features collections which date all the way back to 1862. On a sunny day, there’s nothing more pleasant than enjoying a gourmet meal on the terrace and admiring the views of the distinctive countryside and the quaint town of Elciego. Should you fancy some indulgence, the Vinotherapy spa boasts a design-focused indoor pool and multitude of luxury treatments based on the grape. If you can bear the crowds, visit in Autumn to experience the full process of the grape harvest. Regardless of the season, you can look forward to wine tours, tastings, and pairings, as well as a profusion of exhilarating outdoor activities such as balloon rides, biking, and horse riding.
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    Why book with Jacada?

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    Personalised design

    We’ll plan your trip around your specific interests, tastes and preferences, providing helpful tips and honest advice based on first-hand knowledge of the destination.

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    Authentic experiences

    Our expert guides and brilliant travel concierges are hand-picked to provide a genuine experience, bringing your destination to life with care and passion.

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    Responsible travel

    Our luxury trips are designed with responsible travel principles that prioritise travel experiences that are both good for you and good for the planet.

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    Whatever you want from your Spain food and wine tour, our team of expert travel designers are ready to help.

    Where to go for Spain food and wine tours

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    Andalusia

    From sun-drenched beaches to the Sierra Nevada mountains, Andalusia offers Spain’s most diverse landscapes – bordered by both the Atlantic and Mediterranean oceans.

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    Barcelona

    Whether you’re chasing Gaudí’s architectural wonders, relaxing by the beach, or diving into Catalan cuisine, Barcelona has something for every kind of explorer.

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    Bilbao

    Chic and energetic, Bilbao blends cutting-edge design with Basque traditions, making it a standout among northern Spain’s cultural hubs.

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    Duero Valley Wine Region

    Home to over 300 passionate producers, the Duero Valley is a wine lover’s dream, where every vineyard tells a different story – and pours generously.

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    Granada

    Granada weaves together lush gardens, maze-like alleys and a vibrant nightlife steeped in flamenco.

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    La Rioja Wine Region

    In northern Spain’s green rolling hills, compact La Rioja brims with bold wines, historic cellars and local pride.

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    Madrid

    Madrid pulses with energy, where elegant boulevards and buzzing plazas reflect the rhythm and warmth of the Madrileños.

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    Malaga and the Costa del Sol

    Framed by golden beaches and whitewashed villages, Malaga is the gateway to the Costa del Sol with its upscale marinas and quiet coastal retreats.

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    Mallorca

    This enchanting Balearic island, once a muse for artists and writers, continues to captivate with its rugged coastlines, mountain villages and charm.

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    San Sebastian

    Glamorous yet grounded, San Sebastian entices with its surf-kissed shores, famed pintxos and a refined culinary scene that rivals any in Europe.

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    Santiago de Compostela

    A spiritual and cultural treasure, Santiago de Compostela welcomes pilgrims and visitors alike with its timeless charm and storied past.

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    Seville

    Elegant and evocative, Seville stands as Andalusia’s crown jewel – where Moorish palaces, flamenco rhythms and festive spirit reign supreme.

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    When to visit Spain for culinary experiences

    Southern Spain is extremely hot in the height of summer, so spring, early summer or autumn tend to offer more comfortable conditions for exploring. While the north also heats up, it stays milder – ideal for outdoor adventures like hiking or exploring vineyards. Thanks to a wealth of bars, restaurants and cultural spots, the cities remain appealing no matter the season.

    La Batalla de Vino, La Rioja

    June

    Calcot season around Barcelona

    November to April

    Festivals, fiestas and ferias

    April

    When Is the Best Time to Visit Spain?

    When Is the Best Time to Visit Spain?

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    Your trip, your story

    We craft trips deeply personal, delightfully surprising and entirely one of a kind. Every Jacada journey begins in conversation with a travel designer, a specialist in their destination of expertise. Behind each journey is a wealth of insight, gathered over years of on-the-ground exploration.

    Once you’re booked, you’ll meet your concierge. Based in the region you’re visiting, they’ll take care of all the details so your mind is at rest. They make the trip truly special – and truly yours.

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