Tours in Spain
Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.

A Taste of Catalan Elegance: Private Wine Tasting in Barcelona
Spend two and a half hours tasting your way through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s culinary traditions with a local guide who knows the city's best-kept corners. You'll sample Catalan wines, artisanal cheeses, and chocolate whilst moving through neighbourhoods most visitors miss. The guide shares genuine insider knowledge rather than rehearsed patter, treating you as a peer exploring the city's flavours together.

Small-Group Sailing Lesson in Barcelona
Learn to sail on [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s working waterfront with a qualified skipper guiding your small group of up to five people. This 3-hour lesson covers everything from rope handling and steering to reading the wind, whether you're touching a sailboat for the first time or brushing up on rusty techniques. You'll navigate the Mediterranean with the city's skyline as your backdrop, getting hands-on instruction tailored to your current ability.

Private transfer from Seville to Lisbon, 2 hours for sightseeing
Travel from Seville to Lisbon in a private air-conditioned vehicle with your own driver over 6–7 hours, including a 2-hour break for sightseeing en route. Your English-speaking driver knows the region well and will point out worthwhile stops along the way. Hotel, airport, or port pickup and drop-off included, plus bottled water. No guide commentary, just local knowledge shared conversationally.

Valencia City Tour: A Treasure Hunt Experience
Solve clues and complete challenges across Valencia's streets in this 2.5-hour guided scavenger hunt. Starting at the Modernist Central Market, you'll navigate the old town's plazas and landmarks while uncovering the city's stories through puzzle-solving. Teams race to discover hidden corners and unravel Valencia's character, finishing near Plaza de la Reina. Suits groups, families, and corporate teams after a sharper way to know the city.

Excellent Private Photography Walking Tour & Workshop in Valencia
A three-hour photography walk through Valencia's overlooked neighbourhoods, led by a working photographer who abandons the postcard route for hidden alleyways and local vantage points. You'll develop observation skills that shift how you see urban spaces, whether you're shooting on a DSLR or smartphone. The guide knows the city intimately and steers you toward discoveries—not landmarks—whilst keeping the pace relaxed and sociable. Garden and museum entry is covered, plus a drink at the end.

Ibiza: Sunset Boat Party, Club Entry & O Beach (2-Day Pass)
When Charlie from our BugBitten team ran this two-day Ibiza pass, it stacked three of the island's biggest party moments into one booking: a sunset boat cruise with live DJ and three-hour open bar, nightclub entry to a proper clubbing spot, and Ocean Beach Ibiza pool party the next day. It's peak summer party season energy—expect a mix of international tourists, groups on holidays, and serious clubbers. The package cuts out the hassle of chasing separate tickets across town, though you're really paying for convenience and the built-in crew vibe more than any discount.

Full Running Tour of Ibiza Town
Discover Ibiza Town's neighbourhoods and best spots on an 8-kilometre run through the old city and surrounding streets. Over two hours, you'll move at a comfortable pace with frequent stops while your guide shares local knowledge about where to eat, drink and spend time. The route passes through UNESCO-listed Dalt Vila, letting you get your bearings and gather insider tips without the usual tourist trudge.

Spanish cooking class in Granada
Spend three hours in a Granada kitchen learning to prepare classic Spanish dishes from scratch. You'll master essential techniques—knife skills, rice varieties, flavour foundations—with a chef guide who answers your cooking questions freely. Afterwards, sit down to eat everything you've made, washing it down with fresh sangria. It's a hands-on introduction to Spanish cooking that leaves you with both skills and a full belly.

Madrid Gay Nightlife Tour
A 2-hour guided tour of Chueca, Madrid's thriving LGBTQ+ neighbourhood, led by a local queer guide. You'll hit three gay bars with three drinks included, then gather insider tips on hidden venues, saunas, and cruising spots worth exploring after the tour wraps. It's a solid way to get your bearings in the scene and meet other travellers keen on the nightlife.

Segway Flexible Private Tour in Barcelona
Roll through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s avenues and Mediterranean vistas on a Segway, customising your route to match your interests. This private tour runs from 5 minutes to 3 hours, with groups capped at 6 riders per guide to ensure proper attention. Your operator covers instruction, helmets, water, and weather gear—you simply show up, learn to ride, and explore the city at a pace that suits you.

Premium Private Transfer from BCN Airport to Barcelona City Centre
Skip the airport queue shuffle and arrive in [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s city centre in a private car matched to your group. Your driver tracks your flight and adjusts timing if you're delayed, handles baggage, and navigates traffic whilst you settle in. The 30-minute journey comes in air-conditioned comfort with cold water on hand. Book ahead to lock in your pickup time and start your trip without the usual airport grind.

Full-Day Costa Brava and E-Bikes Guided Tour from Barcelona
Pedal through Girona's rolling countryside on e-bikes before heading to the Costa Brava coast. This nine-hour outing combines 25km of flat riding past stone-built villages with afternoon free time in Calella de Palafrugell, a fishing hamlet known for its coves and quietness. You'll swap the [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) noise for quiet rural tracks, medieval architecture, and Mediterranean beaches in a single day.

Albayzin Express Segway & eBike with Play Granada
Zip through Granada's most atmospheric neighbourhoods on a guided Segway tour lasting one hour. You'll navigate the winding medieval streets of Albayzín and Sacromonte with a local guide who unpacks the areas' layered history and points out corners tourists usually miss. It's an efficient way to cover ground and absorb the flavour of these hillside quarters without the usual foot fatigue.

Paragliding 1000 Meters
Launch from Tenerife's thermals with experienced pilots for an hour aloft over the [Canary Islands](/places/canary-islands)' most dramatic terrain. You'll climb to 1000 metres strapped to a qualified instructor, scanning the volcanic ridges of Teide National Park, the north coast's jagged cliffs, and the southern plains rolling toward the Atlantic. The islands' year-round stability makes this one of Europe's most reliable flying venues—conditions rarely disappoint.

Guided tour The Nasrid Life
Explore Granada's Arab heritage with a knowledgeable guide who unpacks the Nasrid dynasty's legacy across the [Alhambra](/places/alhambra) and its surroundings. This 2.5-hour walking tour reveals the city's medieval Islamic past through the eyes of someone steeped in Grenadian history, moving beyond surface-level sightseeing to understand how the Nasrids shaped this UNESCO-listed district.

Jeep Wrangler Tour Ibiza
Traverse Ibiza's backcountry in a Jeep Wrangler for 4–5 hours, steering toward hidden beaches, sea caves and clifftop vistas that bypass the usual tourist routes. Your guide suggests stops—snorkelling coves, dramatic lookouts, secluded sand—but you set the rhythm and choose where to linger. Drinks supplied throughout. This is a fully private tour shaped entirely around what your group wants to see and how long you want to stay there.

Romantic night ocean boat trip for 2
Spend two hours afloat off the Tenerife coast with someone special, watching the island's night-time glow reflected on the water. This modest evening cruise pairs ocean views with drinks and light bites, letting you wind down without the bustle of shore-side venues. The boat departs from a convenient spot with public transport nearby, making it straightforward to reach.

Get to know Malaga like a Local : Private Walking Tour
Walk through Málaga's historic centre with a native guide who grew up in the city. Over two hours, you'll see the principal landmarks whilst learning how locals actually live here—not just what happened centuries ago. Along the way, taste regional almonds, sip local wine, try warm churros, and sample locas, a traditional sweet. Small groups mean genuine conversation rather than megaphone commentary.

La Palma Wines Panorama 360 Wine Tasting
Taste four wines from Victoria Torres, La Palma's leading producer, in a guided session near Santa Cruz's waterfront. This two-hour tasting walks you through the island's distinctive viticulture with paired local nibbles and fruit palate cleansers. Pitched at cruise passengers with tight schedules, it works equally well for independent travellers wanting to understand what makes Canary wines distinct without the tourist gloss.

Barcelona Airport to City Center Hotels – Private Transfer
When Ben from our team used this private transfer from Barcelona Airport to the city, it was a straightforward way to dodge the chaos of the airport and arrive at a downtown hotel without faffing about with public transport. You get a dedicated driver, a/c vehicle, and WiFi for the roughly 30-minute run into Barcelona proper. It's the kind of service that works well if you're arriving tired, travelling with luggage, or just want someone else handling navigation through the sprawl north of the airport. The outfit's been operating for over a decade, so they've got the route down pat.

Barcelona Food Tour: Tapas, Paella, Sangria & 8+ Local Tastings
Spend three hours eating your way through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s Born and Barceloneta quarters, sampling over eight regional specialities from tapas and jamón to paella and sangria. Your guide leads you down quieter streets to neighbourhood joints where locals eat, building a picture of Catalan food culture as you taste your way through cured meats, seafood, pastries, cheeses, and a house signature dish kept under wraps until you arrive. You'll leave with a proper understanding of what Barcelona cooks and eats.

Park Guell and Sagrada Familia Private Tour with Hotel pick-up
Skip the queues at two of [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s most celebrated structures on this eight-hour private tour. Your guide collects you from your accommodation and navigates you through Gaudí's Sagrada Família and the mosaic-laden Park Güell, unpacking the architectural philosophy and design quirks that make each site distinctive. Transport, entry tickets, and expert commentary are included, allowing you to absorb the city's modernist heritage without the logistical headache.

Albaicin & Sacramonte Electric Bike Tour in Granada
Explore Granada's two most storied neighbourhoods on an electric bike guided by a local who knows every corner. You'll pedal through Albaicín, the medieval Muslim quarter with its warren of flower-lined lanes and whitewashed carmenes, then climb to Sacromonte beyond the old Nazarí walls to discover cave dwellings and the roots of gitano culture. The [Alhambra](/places/alhambra) frames views from both hills. Two hours, powered wheels, real stories.

Ramblas, Old Town, Gothic and Gaudi Architecture Walking Tour
This 2-hour 15-minute walking tour threads through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s medieval heart and showcases the city's most striking early 20th-century buildings. You'll navigate the narrow streets of the Gothic Quarter, then move uptown to see Gaudí's Casa Batlló and Casa Milà from street level. The guide provides historical context and architectural insight across both districts, making this a solid primer for first-time visitors or those with limited time.

Small-Group Electric Bike Tour in San Sebastián
Pedal through San Sebastián's everyday neighbourhoods on an electric Orbea bike, guided by locals who know which streets matter. This three-hour small-group ride skips the tourist drag and instead shows you where donostiarras actually spend their time—quiet plazas, neighbourhood cafés, residential lanes with genuine character. Your guide speaks English and steers you along the city's extensive bike network to spots most visitors never find. Morning or afternoon slots available.

Small-Group Alcazar of Seville Guided Tour with entry ticket
A guided walk through Seville's Alcázar Palace with a maximum of 10 people, led by a licensed English-speaking guide over 2 hours. You'll explore the Justice Hall, Palace of Plaster, House of Trade, Mudéjar Palace from the 1300s, and Gothic Palace before wandering the gardens at leisure, finishing at the historic María Padilla Baths. Entry ticket included and queue-skipping arranged.

Prado Museum Tour & Lunch at the Oldest Restaurant in the World
Spend four and a half hours exploring Madrid's artistic treasures and culinary heritage. Begin with a focused 90-minute tour of the Prado's standout works, sidestepping the overwhelm of thousands of pieces, then walk through the city's streets to Botín, a dining institution operating since 1725. Tour the kitchens and settle in for three courses of traditional Spanish fare paired with two drinks, all guided by a local expert.

Madrid Essential : Puerta del Sol, Plaza Mayor and Royal Palace
Walk Madrid's medieval heart with a local guide who knows the backstreets and forgotten corners. This two-and-a-half-hour tour threads through Puerta del Sol, Plaza Mayor, San Miguel Market, the Arab Wall, Almudena Cathedral and the Royal Palace—hitting the landmarks but revealing the stories most visitors miss. You'll get an illustrated map, WhatsApp support before the tour, and spot-on recommendations for where to eat afterwards.

Authentic Andalusia - Jeep Eco Tour (pick up from Marbella - Estepona)
Explore inland Andalusia from an open-air Land Rover Defender, departing from Marbella or Estepona. This eight-hour eco-focused tour takes you beyond the coastal strip to meet local communities, discover traditional practices, and navigate landscapes shaped by centuries of rural life. You'll travel with guides committed to sustainable tourism—supporting regional conservation and cultural preservation rather than extracting experiences.

Hot Air Balloon Flight Over Segovia or Toledo
Rise above Segovia or Toledo in a hot air balloon for an hour-long flight that reveals medieval architecture and countryside sprawl from hundreds of metres up. You'll drift past the Alcázar fortress or Roman aqueduct, spot wildlife and settlements below, then touch down for cava and a Spanish brunch. The full outing takes about four hours, including ground time and transport to and from your accommodation.

Private Seville Tapas & History Tour
Spend three hours threading through Triana with a private guide, stopping at four neighbourhood taverns where regulars eat and drink. You'll taste eight-plus small plates—Iberian ham, marinated fried fish, garlic prawns—alongside vermouth, sherry, and local wine. Between bites, your guide unpacks how this riverside quarter shaped Seville's character: sailors, potters, and flamenco musicians left their mark on the food, streets, and stories you'll encounter. No tour bus crowds, no fixed itinerary rush. Just good food, proper context, and someone who knows where locals actually eat.

Costa Brava: Kayak, Snorkel, Photos, Lunch, Beach & Cliff Jump!
Paddle out from [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) into S'Agaró Bay's turquoise waters on a 10-hour coastal adventure. You'll spend three hours kayaking past limestone cliffs and into sea caves, snorkelling amongst Mediterranean fish and coral, with optional cliff jumps for the bold. A packed lunch and three hours of beach time anchor the day, plus a driver handles the return journey to the city.

Ibiza - Xarraca Bay- Kayaking Tour MultiActivity snorkel,caves
Paddle out from Xarraca Bay along Ibiza's rugged northern coast, where gin-clear water reveals underwater caves and rocky islets. This three-hour kayak explores the island's wildest shoreline, stopping at Cala Xuclar for a breather before returning via Black Point, where confident paddlers can leap from the rocks. Snorkelling gear included.

2-Hour Sailing Tour in Barcelona with Open Bar & Snacks
A 2-hour sail from Port Olímpic that delivers [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s waterfront without the megaboat experience. Small groups (max 9 passengers) catch wind and city views from a modern sailboat, with a skipper at the helm and an open bar keeping spirits up. You'll likely anchor for a swim; if waters cooperate, dolphins and whales occasionally cruise by. Departures at 11am and 3pm daily.

Seville Small-Group Monumental Highlights Walking Tour
This two-hour walking tour covers Seville's most significant landmarks, starting in the city centre and moving through centuries of Andalusian history. You'll explore the Cathedral, Alcázar palace, University, and Plaza de España with a licensed guide, learning how medieval and Renaissance architecture shaped modern Seville. The small-group format keeps things conversational and lets you dig deeper into what catches your eye. Monument interiors aren't included, but you'll see each from the outside and understand their place in the city's story.

Rioja Like A Native Wine Tour
Spend nine hours in Rioja Alta learning how local families have shaped Spanish winemaking across twenty centuries. You'll visit three working wineries, walk among the vines that produce these distinctive wines, and sit down to a proper lunch matching regional food with wines from your hosts' cellars. A private vehicle and English-speaking guide handle the logistics while you focus on the vineyards, the stories behind them, and the craft that defines this corner of northern Spain.

Barcelona Spanish Wine and Tapas Tour in a Local Neighborhood
Taste your way through a [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) neighbourhood with a local guide who prioritises authentic community experiences over tourist circuits. You'll visit family-run bars sampling 8–12 tapas dishes paired with four glasses of lesser-known Spanish wines sourced from smaller regions. The guide customises stops for dietary requirements—vegan, coeliac, allergies—and steers you towards spots locals actually frequent. This 2.5–3 hour tour supports independent businesses directly and leaves you with real recommendations for the rest of your stay.

Lezioni di Surf per Beginner e Intermedi (6 persone a istruttore)
Learn to surf or refine your technique with certified instructors in Corralejo, Fuerteventura. This 4-hour session keeps groups to six riders maximum, so you'll get genuine attention in the water rather than feeling like another body in the lineup. You'll be picked up and dropped off, with board and wetsuit included. Perfect for building confidence whether you're standing up for the first time or working on your pop-up and positioning.

San Sebastian Pintxos Tour for Gourmets in the Old Town
Spend three hours working through San Sebastian's Old Town with a local guide, stopping at seven carefully chosen pintxo bars to taste small-plate classics paired with regional wines and cider. Groups stay small—maximum ten people—so you'll avoid the crush at popular spots and actually sit down to eat rather than jostle at counters. Your guide unpacks Basque food culture and history between tastings, moving at a pace that lets flavour sink in. Finish with something sweet and a proper understanding of why locals take their food this seriously.
