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Whether you’re sipping port in Porto or marvelling at the iconic Sagrada Família in Barcelona, each city in Spain and Portugal invites you to savour its unique flavours, sights, and sounds.

Upon walking through Coimbra, Portugal, you will immediately be struck by its mediaeval architecture. As a former Portuguese capital, the city is still abundant with history and tradition. The most famous attraction is the Coimbra University, which is one of the oldest in the world and now a UNESCO World Heritage site in Portugal.

Portugal is home to some of the most beautiful coastlines, delicious cuisine and colourful architecture in Europe. The country’s cities all offer something different from eclectic Porto to vibrant Lisbon and all that’s in between, including the Venice-like city of Aveiro!

For the world's second smallest continent, Europe really packs a punch. With some of the world's most popular attractions to marvel over, centuries of history to uncover and rich cultures to experience, we could spend the rest of our lives exploring Europe! Travel in groups of just 20 travellers and enjoy the majesty of Europe with Bunnik Tours.

Pastel de nata, also known as Portuguese tarts, are a staple Portuguese dessert. The delicious egg filled pastries originated in Lisbon but are found throughout the entire country and across the world.

Lying on the banks of the Douro River, Porto is a fascinating city; a captivating mix of colorful architecture, delicious cuisine, an eclectic culture and a contagious bustling atmosphere.

Set away from a main road between Coimbra to Lisbon, and completely surrounded by ancient walls is the beautiful town of Obidos.