Porsche Tour of Spain
27 April-9 May 2027
In 2026 we had a great Tour of Spain in the best Spring weather. Just before we arrived a rain storm damaged the circuit where we were going for a trackday, so in 2027 we’re dealing with unfinished business at the track—but taking an entirely different route there and back and, in true Drive Espana style, searching out the best driving roads! We’ve got some wonderful driving and – just a reminder There are no noise restrictions at Guadix Circuit!
This is not a convoy drive trip, people drive at their own pace, with friends or alone as they wish, the roadbook gives a suggested route but there are no rules—all you have to do is get to the next hotel—have a convivial evening and get up the next day and do it all again! We did this in 2026 and people seemed reluctant to go home….
Good company, historic hotels and the best driving in Europe!
| Tues 27 April | Afternoon departure from Plymouth on Brittany Ferries Pont Aven |
| Wed 28 April | Arrive in Santander, then drive 29 miles to the Parador at Limpias for our first stop—in 2027 the ferries will arrive later in the day, so we don’t want deadline pressure on your first day in Spain |
| Thurs 29 April | Drive 220 miles over some lovely mountain passes to Segovia for two nights in the Parador with views over the ancient city. With a free day you can explore the city with its Aqueduct, Cathedral and Alcazar or go to Phillip II’s Palace—El Escorial |
| Sat 1 May | Drive 225 miles, skirting Madrid to the lovely little town of Almagro which is famous for its theatrical connections and lovely Plaza Major. It’s a really peaceful spot and people love the ancient convent which we are staying in |
| Sun 2 May | Set off to do 170 miles to Durcal, just outside Granada. The hotel has a real party atmosphere and we may be joined by some members from the Andalusian Porsche Club |
| Mon 3 May | Trackday at Circuito MikeG at Guadix. We have the circuit exclusively booked for this trip —no noise limits! Or if you don’t fancy the track—book for the Alhambra (now!) |
| Tues 4 May | Drive 160 miles to Carmona. It’s a white village on a mountain top just outside Seville. The Hotel is a C14 Moorish hilltop fortress in a stunning location with views for miles whilst the town is both very old and attractive |
| Wed 5 May | Into the countryside—Extramadura has the best driving in Spain and we’re transiting just over 200 miles to the little town of Guadalupe. A tiny town with a huge monastery as a result of the pilgrims who come to venerate Our Lady of Guadalupe |
| Thurs 6 May | Drive 180 miles to Salamanca on the wonderful EX118, the greatest driving road in Spain and then over another great pass to get to Hacienda Zorita at Salamanca. Christopher Columbus stayed twice but it is now a magical and luxurious stop—and they make wine |
| Fri 7 May | Drive 240 miles to the Parador at Argomaniz—Napoleon spent his last night here before losing both the Battle of Vitoria and his grip on Iberia. It’s a comfortable drive and a great stop—when we arrive we may double the population of the town! |
| Sat 8 May | Drive 55 miles to Bilbao for a lunchtime embarkation on Brittany Ferries. |
| Sun 9 May | Evening arrival at Portsmouth |
Tour Booking & Information
Price £4550.00 per car with driver and one passenger
To include ferry crossing, dinner bed and breakfast at all hotels and trackday. (Trackday is per car—not per driver)
Special prices for solo drivers and those not wishing to use the ferry and some ferry cabin upgrades available.
To book contact Jasper
Tel:+44 (0) 1442 842542
Mob: 07831 327727
Email: info@driveespana.com
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