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

Pub Crawl Madrid by Mad Party Crew
A four-to-six-hour guided night out through Madrid's best drinking spots, hitting three bars and a major nightclub in the city centre. Your guide steers you toward venues buzzing with backpackers, locals and students—the places where things actually happen. You'll meet people from everywhere, collect free shots at each stop, and get member discounts on drinks at top clubs. Skip the dead bars and dodgy clubs; this crew knows which doors to knock on.

Seville Highlights Bike Tour (English)
Navigate Seville by bike on this three-hour guided loop that covers the city's essential neighbourhoods, monuments and cultural layers. Your multilingual guide reveals how Moorish, Jewish and Christian influences shaped the streetscape, then equips you with insider knowledge—best tapas spots, flamenco venues, local shortcuts—so you can explore like a Sevillano rather than follow a tourist script. The city's 140km of dedicated bike lanes make this manageable even for casual riders.

Prado Museum Small Group Tour with Skip the Line Ticket
Guided tour of Madrid's Prado Museum, curated to highlight essential masterworks across 90 minutes. With fewer than eight participants, your guide tailors the experience to your interests—whether you're building foundational knowledge or diving deep into specific galleries. Skip-the-line access means more time studying paintings and less queuing. The Prado houses over 1,000 works, so this visit gives you the grounding to explore independently afterwards.

Authentic Flamenco Show with Tapas & Wine Guided Tour
Taste your way through Seville's culinary heart over three hours, moving between intimate venues that showcase both tapas culture and flamenco passion. You'll start at a traditional delicatessen for an introduction to regional food traditions, move to a neighbourhood bar in the Jewish Quarter for manzanilla and small plates, then settle into an 18th-century palace courtyard for a live flamenco performance. The evening wraps with a final glass of sweet orange wine at a historic winery-turned-tapas bar. Your guide—a local food expert—contextualises each stop.

Barcelona Gothic Quarter Tapas & Taverns Food & Wine Tour
Navigate [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s Gothic Quarter on foot with a local guide, ducking into neighbourhood taverns to taste over 10 tapas paired with vermouth, cava and regional wines. This 3.5-hour evening ramble uncovers the sort of bars locals actually frequent—tucked into medieval plazas and narrow passages—while picking up genuine snippets of Catalan food and drink tradition along the way. You'll eat enough to call it dinner.

The Volcano Heart Tour: Hiking, Tasting and Sunset Experience
This 7–10 hour volcanic loop across Gran Canaria combines geology, food, and hiking into a single day. You'll traverse three distinct crater formations—Bandama, Tejeda, and Tirajana—with a certified guide, punctuated by a challenging ascent to Roque Nublo and a finale at Pico de Las Nieves where you watch the sun dip below a sea of clouds. A locally sourced meal at Tajinaste and tastings at roadside stalls bookend the physical work. Suited to confident walkers with solid fitness; not for those with spinal issues, pregnancy, or cardiovascular concerns.

Montserrat Full Day Tour with Farmhouse Lunch and Winery Visit
Spend nine hours exploring Montserrat's thousand-year-old monastery and the dramatic rock formations surrounding it, then descend by cogwheel train to a medieval farmhouse in the Bages region for a three-course lunch paired with local wines. An afternoon winery tour and tasting complete the circuit before returning to [Barcelona](/places/barcelona). You'll move at a measured pace with a guide, leaving plenty of room to absorb both the spiritual weight of the monastery and the flavour of Catalunya's wine country.

Granada Tapas and Wine Small Group Tour
This 3.5-hour walking tour threads through Granada's city centre, stopping at family-run establishments and heritage shops to taste mountain-cured jamón, dried fruits, nuts and regional tapas. You'll pair each stop with local wines while learning how Granada's culinary traditions shaped the city's character, passing key landmarks and neighbourhood haunts along the way. Lunch and dinner included.

Montserrat, Girona & Costa Brava Small Group Tour with Pick-up
This 11-hour small-group tour sweeps through three of Catalonia's standout regions, collected from your [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) hotel. You'll start among Montserrat's dramatic rock spires and the working monastery, then move to Girona's layered medieval streets—including its Jewish Quarter and cathedral—before finishing at Tossa de Mar on the Costa Brava, where medieval fortifications meet the sea. With a local guide, eight-person maximum, and air-conditioned transport, you're covering serious ground at a measured pace.

Natural Parck Jeep Eco Tour from Costa del Sol
Explore Andalusian countryside in an open-roof Land Rover Defender, navigating natural parks and rural landscapes around Costa del Sol. This eight-hour excursion trades resort sprawl for genuine terrain—pine forests, gorges, and traditional villages where locals still live. You'll experience how the land shapes daily life here, spotting wildlife and learning why conservation matters to communities that depend on it. Hotel pickup included; lunch available separately.

Royal Alcázar of Seville Guided Tour with Priority Access
Skip the queues and explore Seville's UNESCO-listed Royal Alcázar with a licensed guide over two hours. Wander through palatial rooms like the storied Patio de las Doncellas and Salón de Embajadores, then drift through the sprawling gardens—lush with fountains and secluded corners that shaped the palace's eight centuries. You'll navigate both the architectural grandeur and the quieter pockets where history settles, aided by wireless audio and a knowledgeable guide who contextualises what you're seeing.

Ultimate Barcelona Food Tour with visit to a Local Market
A three-hour walking tour through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s neighbourhoods, starting at Santa Caterina Market where you'll taste cured meats, cheeses and olives from family stalls. Your guide takes you through El Born's medieval streets to a historic bakery and specialist food shop, then down to La Barceloneta for vermouth and the local bomba tapa at a traditional bodega. The day finishes with seafood paella and wine at a family restaurant in the fishermen's quarter. Breakfast and lunch are covered, with tastings throughout.

Madrid Local's Tapas Tour Dinner with a side of History
Walk Madrid's historic centre with a local guide, discovering the stories behind Plaza Mayor, Puerta del Sol, and the surrounding lanes while stopping at established neighbourhood tapas bars for dinner and wine. This 3.5-hour evening tour threads together centuries of Spanish history with the rhythm of local eating culture, hitting family-run spots where madrileños actually gather. You'll taste regional specialities paired with Spanish wines and other drinks, guided by someone who knows the city's layers.

Whales and Dolphins Watching in Exclusive Sailboat
Spot whales and dolphins in their natural waters off Tenerife aboard an intimate sailboat carrying a maximum of 11 passengers. This three-hour excursion departs from Puerto Colón in Costa Adeje, offering a genuine encounter with marine life rather than a crowded tour experience. The boat comes crewed, provisioned with light refreshments, and fuel included—you show up ready to watch.

Seville City Tour 2 Hour Monumental Segway Tour
Glide through Seville's architectural landmarks on a two-hour Segway tour led by a knowledgeable local guide. You'll cover the city's most significant monuments and plazas, stopping for photos and historical context at each point. This is an efficient way to absorb Seville's layered past without the pace of a walking tour, ideal if you're short on time but want genuine substance rather than surface-level sightseeing.

Malaga Organic Vineyard and Winery Six Wines Tapas and Transfer
Visit Antonio's working organic vineyard near Málaga, a family-run operation that eschews tourist crowds. You'll walk among the vines, meet the resident animals, then settle into his garage winery for six carefully chosen wines paired with gourmet bites—Secreto Ibérico with wild mushroom rice, house-cured jamón, aged cheese, and Spanish tortilla. Transport from Málaga centre is included. Groups stay small (usually eight people), making the afternoon feel like visiting a winemaking mate who happens to make exceptional wine.

Barcelona Historical Walking Tour: Gothic Quarter and El Born
Walk through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s medieval core with a local guide who knows the backstreets as well as the blockbuster sights. Over two hours, you'll navigate the Gothic Quarter and El Born, uncovering layers of Roman and medieval architecture whilst hearing stories that bring the city's 2,000-year timeline into focus. This isn't a rushed highlights reel—it's a genuine introduction to how Barcelona actually looks and feels at street level.

Madrid Tapas Crawl ️Tour by FLT
A 2.5-hour tapas tour through a working-class Madrid neighbourhood, stopping at four family-run bars where locals actually eat. Your guide—a resident who knows the patch—steers you through traditional small plates: croquetas, jamón, calamares, Manchego, and more. Four drinks included (wine, beer, sangría, vermouth). You'll walk away having eaten a full meal and picked up tips for exploring the city like a local, not a guidebook.

Barcelona Markets Tour
Wander [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s most storied markets with a local guide over 2–3 hours, sampling Catalan produce and learning how food shapes the city's identity. You'll move through La Boqueria's crowded aisles, the Gothic Quarter's Santa Caterina with its wave-like roof, and finish at El Born's repurposed market building. Two tastings and an olive oil session are included; the route connects landmark plazas and hidden corners where food culture meets history.

San Sebastian Evening Pintxo Tour with Wine
Spend an evening bar-hopping through San Sebastián's Parte Vieja with a food-savvy local, stopping at six pintxos bars to sample Basque bites paired with cider and wine. This intimate 3-hour tour hits everything from time-honoured neighbourhood spots to contemporary Basque kitchens, keeping groups small so you can actually chat with your guide and fellow eaters. You'll leave knowing where the real food happens in this culinary capital.

Seville: Paddle Surf Route and Class
Glide down the Guadalquivir River on a paddleboard for 90 minutes with seasoned guides who weave local stories and historical details into the journey. You'll explore Seville's riverside landmarks from water level, combining gentle physical activity with sightseeing. Equipment—quality boards, paddles, and life jackets—is provided, along with changing facilities and locker storage. The route suits all fitness levels.

Malaga City Tour 1 Hour Panoramic Segway Tour
Roll through Malaga's streets on a Segway in this 60-minute guided tour that combines getting the hang of the machine with sightseeing. You'll start with proper instruction and safety briefing, then glide past the city's notable landmarks whilst your guide unpicks the stories behind them. It's a surprisingly efficient way to cover ground and see how locals navigate their city.

Private Tour through Prado Museum Highlights
A private 2.5-hour guided tour of Madrid's Prado Museum with an art historian who unpicks the museum's canonical works—whether you're seeing them for the first time or deepening existing knowledge. You'll discover compositional choices, artistic lineages, and the narratives woven into each painting, moving beyond the usual museum-tour chatter.

Fuerteventura Sailing Trip from Morro Jable
This 3.5-hour sailing adventure from Morro Jable lets you take the helm whilst the captain supervises, catching Atlantic winds under canvas. The boat anchors in sheltered waters for snorkelling where you might spot turtles, rays and reef fish. Between swims, you'll eat a freshly prepared lunch on deck with drinks included. Marine life sightings—dolphins, whales, flying fish—are possible but never guaranteed.

Madrid: Tapas Walking Tour with Food and Drinks Included
Spend two and a half hours grazing through Madrid's oldest quarters with someone who actually knows the neighbourhood. You'll hit five proper tapas bars in La Latina and Madrid Centro, working through nine dishes—from tortilla to squid-ink sandwiches to chocolate with churros—paired with five local pours. Your guide handles all the legwork: reservations, routing, knowing which proprietors to chat with about how this whole eating-standing-at-bars tradition came about. Turn up hungry, follow along, and let the food do the talking.

Barcelona Bike City Tours from Sagrada to the Sea with a Local
Pedal through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s neighbourhoods from Gaudí's Sagrada Família to the Mediterranean coast on this three-hour guided ride. You'll navigate quieter streets locals actually use, stopping for stories about the city's layered history and hidden corners. Small groups mean your guide can tailor the pace and chat properly, whether you're finding your feet on two wheels or hunting your next adventure.

Social Night Out — 3 Bars + VIP Club Entry
A three-hour guided social night through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s local bar scene, designed to connect travellers rather than isolate them in tourist haunts. You'll move between three neighbourhood spots with character before finishing at a VIP club with guaranteed entry. The route shifts nightly to reflect where locals are actually gathering, and everything flows at a natural pace—no rushed transitions or forced itineraries.

Best of Barcelona and Montserrat - pickup from your hotel/ship
Tackle [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s architectural masterpieces and Montserrat's dramatic peaks in a single day. Your driver collects you from your hotel or cruise ship in an air-conditioned minibus, then heads to Montserrat National Park where you'll ride straight to the summit. Explore the Gothic Basilica with skip-the-line access, then return to the city for Gaudí's Sagrada Familia. Small groups (2–12 people) mean genuine attention to detail. End at your accommodation, the port, or the basilica itself.

Via Ferrata in Gran Canaria. Vertical adventure park. Small groups
Scale a Gran Canaria rock face using anchored iron rungs and safety lines—all the vertical thrill of climbing without the technical expertise. This four-hour vertical adventure park session has you navigating cave passages and striding across a suspended bridge 60 metres up, capped off by a swing launch from the island's highest point. Small groups keep things manageable, and no prior experience required.

Entrance to the Motor Museum
Explore three floors of automotive history at this Spanish motor museum, showcasing roughly 60 vehicles spanning decades of design and cinema. The collection ranges from a 1923 Dodge Brothers to pristine DeLoreans and a Franco-era government Cadillac, alongside film props like KITT from Knight Rider. Beyond the cars themselves, you'll find a driver training zone, screening room, children's play space, and a food truck, making it accessible for browsers and enthusiasts alike.

Private Surfing Lesson at Playa de las Américas
A two-hour private surfing session at Playa de las Américas with one-on-one coaching in Spain's prime break for beginners. Your instructor teaches across multiple languages and works the bay's most forgiving waves, known locally as Europe's answer to Hawaiian swells. All kit—wetsuit, booties, board—is supplied, letting you focus on catching your first proper rides.

Barcelona Street Art Tour with Exclusive Artist Studios Visit
Spend two hours exploring [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s street art scene with working artists and scholars as your guides. You'll navigate El Raval and the Gothic Quarter to study different tagging styles and mural techniques, then visit an active artist collective's studio and a contemporary urban gallery. This isn't a passive walking tour—your guides are embedded in the local scene and share real knowledge about what makes each piece tick.

Welcome Barcelona Segway Tour
Glide across [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) on a Segway, covering roughly 12 kilometres of the city's Mediterranean character in one to three hours. You'll roll past historic landmarks, architectural gems, and through leafy parks before hitting the waterfront. Your local guide steers the route, sharing insights while you get a genuine sense of how Barcelona moves. Beats trudging on foot, and you'll spot corners of the city most visitors miss. Helmet and machine included; you bring the curiosity.

Full Day, Half Day, or Sunset Sailing Cruise with Tapas & Drinks
Set sail from Spain with a seasoned skipper and multinational crew aboard a small sailing vessel capped at 8–10 guests. Choose from morning, afternoon, full-day, or sunset departures—shared or entirely private. You'll tack along the coast with snorkelling gear aboard, sipping wine and picking at tapas while the boat moves beneath you. Four-hour sessions suit all fitness levels and keep groups intimate rather than stuffed.

Formentera Small-Group Day Trip by Sailboat from Ibiza
Set sail from Ibiza to Formentera aboard a traditional sailboat for a seven-hour coastal escape. This small-group voyage balances proper sailing with swimming and water sports, anchoring in crystalline bays where you'll snorkel, paddleboard, or simply float. The crew handles navigation while you handle relaxation, with supplied refreshments and gear taking the stress out of island hopping. Dinghy transfers land you ashore to explore Formentera's beaches and villages at your own pace, or eat aboard.

Tenerife: Hiking through Enchanted forest Above Masca with PICKUP
Ascend into Tenerife's misty laurel forest above Masca on a route most visitors never find. This five-hour guided hike threads through several distinct ecosystems, delivering views across to Teide whilst winding through ancient woodland veiled in cloud. Hotel pickup and a packed picnic are included, along with professional photography of your trek through terrain that shifts from windswept ridge to dripping canopy.

Rioja Wine Tour: wineries and Laguardia from Bilbao
This eight-hour excursion from Bilbao takes you into La Rioja's wine country with stops at two contrasting bodegas—one traditional, one modern—to see how Rioja's winemaking has evolved. Your guide walks you through barrel rooms and leads tastings that reveal the region's characteristic flavours. The afternoon centres on Laguardia, a walled medieval town perched above vineyards, where you'll wander narrow cobbled lanes, explore subterranean cellars, and eat pintxos paired with local wines. Suitable for curious drinkers of all levels, from complete novices to enthusiasts.

Essential Valencia and World Heritage Sites (English)
A two-hour guided walk through Valencia's city centre spotlighting the four UNESCO World Heritage landmarks that define the city's architectural legacy. You'll explore the Silk Exchange and other significant monuments with a knowledgeable local guide, tracing centuries of Mediterranean trade, art and civic pride. Ideal for anyone keen to understand how Valencia shaped European commerce and design.

Fuerteventura: Cofete Beach and "Villa Winter" VIP Tour
This four-hour tour ventures into Fuerteventura's remote southern reaches with groups capped at eight people. You'll climb across the Jandía Nature Park and traverse one of the island's highest peaks, stopping at the enigmatic Villa Winter before descending to Cofete Beach—a windswept, largely undeveloped stretch of sand that feels removed from the usual circuit. The small-group approach and air-conditioned minibus mean you're seeing genuinely quiet corners without the coach-tour crowds.
