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

Stand Up Paddle and Snorkeling Tour of Gran Canaria with Transfers south area
Learn stand-up paddleboarding alongside a qualified instructor, then slip into the water to snorkel Gran Canaria's underwater landscape. This 3h 45m tour launches from the south coast and brings you back to your accommodation with everything supplied—board, snorkel kit, and safety cover. The pace suits absolute beginners and confident swimmers alike, with children from age 8 welcome.

Alhambra and Granada City Center sightseeing tour!
A 4-hour walking tour through Granada that pairs the [Alhambra](/places/alhambra) palace with the city centre's layered history. Your guide takes you through the Nasrid dynasty's architectural masterpiece, then down into streets shaped by Christian and Islamic cultures—past silk merchants, tapas joints, and the old caravanserai. You'll move beyond the standard monument tick-box to understand how Granada actually works: its rhythms, its food obsessions, its competing heritages still visible in the urban fabric.

Private Tour: Segovia Day Trip from Madrid
This 8-hour private excursion whisks you from Madrid to Segovia, a walled city frozen in time since the Romans built their aqueduct here. Your driver collects you from your hotel and navigates the route whilst you absorb the landscape; opt for a guide to unlock stories behind the Cathedral, fortress, and ancient stone arches threading through the Old Town. You'll move at your own rhythm through narrow lanes and explore at leisure, returning to Madrid by evening.

Magic Blocks in Estepona: Quest Experience
Navigate Estepona's plazas and hidden corners via smartphone app, cracking puzzles that unlock the next chapter of a locally-written narrative. This 70-minute self-guided quest takes you through Plaza Augusto Suárez, Plaza del Reloj, Plaza Begines and quieter spots off the main drag. Your phone feeds you directions as you solve, so you're free to wander at your own rhythm without crowds or rigid schedules.

3-Hours Private Tour to Accessible Boat en Canary Island
This three-hour private boat excursion in the [Canary Islands](/places/canary-islands) takes you into one of the world's largest marine reserves to encounter whales, dolphins, and giant tortoises in their natural habitat. The fully accessible vessel features a hydraulic platform that lowers below sea level, allowing wheelchair users to snorkel alongside manta rays and sea turtles. You'll cruise past cetacean families, take a swim stop at a sheltered bay, and return with snacks and refreshments included.

4-Hour Boat Trip to Isla de Lobos from Fuerteventura (Combo Deluxe)
A 4-hour catamaran adventure departing from Corralejo pier to Isla de Lobos, a volcanic island off Fuerteventura's north coast. You'll split time between the vessel and the water—snorkelling over reefs, paddling on boards or in kayaks, and trying your hand at fishing. A paella lunch fuels the day. Hotel pickup is included, and the whole operation is built around getting you in and out of the Atlantic rather than lecturing you about it.

Montenejos Thermal Springs and Hike
Day trip from Valencia to the mountain village of Montenejos, combining a three-hour hike with natural thermal pools. The 8.5-hour excursion departs from central Valencia in a minibus and offers two route options: an 11km canyon walk with river crossings through Barranco de la Maimona, or the shorter Morron de Campos ridge trail with panoramic views. After working up an appetite on the trail, soak in the warm mineral pools at la Fuente de Los Baños before returning to the city.

Family Monster 4 Seater Buggy
Drive a four-seater buggy through Gran Canaria's mountain trails and valleys over two-and-a-half hours, bringing the whole family along for hands-on exploration. Your guide navigates rugged paths whilst sharing insights about the island's geology and ecosystems, giving kids and adults alike a genuine taste of off-road adventure without requiring previous experience.

Alcazaba and Gibralfaro Private Tour
Explore two of Málaga's most significant medieval fortifications with a specialist guide versed in Moorish and Islamic design. The core experience focuses on the Alcazaba, where you'll navigate its palace quarters and defensive structures whilst learning how this 11th-century stronghold functioned. Opt for the extended 2-hour version to continue uphill to Gibralfaro Castle, where vantage points reveal the wider strategic picture—both fortress and coastal plain spread below. Skip-the-line access and expert commentary make this a substantive alternative to self-guided wandering.

Alicante Olive Oil Tour
Spend a morning at a family-run olive farm in the Alicante countryside, walking through groves to see how oil gets made from tree to bottle. You'll taste several oils side by side, then settle in with local cheeses, cured meats, fresh bread and Alicante wine at a terrace overlooking the mountains. The whole experience runs about four and a half hours and works best if you're comfortable walking on uneven ground.

Zaragoza Private Walking Tour with official Tour Guide
Explore Zaragoza's architectural landmarks and hidden corners on a tailor-made 4-hour walk with a certified local guide. Starting from Plaza Independencia, you'll navigate the city's most compelling sites at your own pace, choosing what to linger on and where to move quickly. Your guide adjusts the route to match your interests—whether that's Mudéjar heritage, baroque plazas, or neighbourhood character. Suits all fitness levels.

Self Guided Scavenger Hunt in Torremolinos
Solve puzzles and riddles across Torremolinos on your own schedule using a smartphone app. This locally-designed scavenger hunt steers you past the tour-bus crowds toward hidden corners, street art, and forgotten monuments. Work through challenges at your own pace over two hours—or spread it across days—pausing for tapas or coffee whenever the mood strikes. You'll pick up quirky local knowledge as you navigate landmarks and less obvious spots that reveal the town's character.

Barcelona: Private Sailing cruise with drinks & snacks
Sail out from Port Olímpic on your own private boat for two hours along [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s Mediterranean coast. You'll glide past Barceloneta Beach, the W Hotel, Montjuïc, and views of Sagrada Familia while your crew handles everything. Drop anchor in a sheltered bay for a swim or sunbathing, then settle back with cava, wine, or soft drinks paired with cheese, cured meats, and crackers as the city lights emerge across the water.

Paragliding flight in Sopelana
Soar above the dramatic Sopelana and Azkorri coastline on a 30-minute tandem paraglide flight in northern Spain. Your pilot adjusts the experience to match your preference—whether you want an adrenaline rush or serene gliding—ensuring you feel secure throughout. All equipment, insurance, and a video record of your flight are provided. The launch site is fully accessible, and public transport links nearby make getting there straightforward.

Llevant Natural Park Boat Trip with Snorkel and Hidden Coves
A three-hour motorboat expedition along Mallorca's eastern coast exploring Llevant Natural Park's dramatic geology and marine environment. The trip takes you to Es Calo and beyond, with two dedicated swimming stops featuring snorkelling opportunities, sea cave exploration, and the chance to try stand-up paddleboarding. You'll navigate past limestone cliffs and into hidden caverns whilst spotting the underwater life of this protected coastline.

Besalú, Banyoles Lake & Volcanic Castellfollit from Girona
Explore three distinctive Catalan villages in a single day from Girona, travelling through landscape shaped by medieval heritage and volcanic geology. Visit Castellfollit perched on basalt cliffs, wander Besalú's Romanesque bridges and stone streets, then reach Banyoles Lake ringed by forests and natural reserves. Your private minivan handles the 7–8 hour circuit with comfort, snacks and bottled water included; you'll navigate between settlements at a measured pace, seeing lesser-known corners beyond the main squares.

YIN Yoga - deep stretch and relax
A 90-minute yin yoga session in Spain designed for complete beginners through experienced practitioners. This slow-paced practice targets the deep connective tissues and fascia, building flexibility whilst calming your nervous system. You'll spend time with held poses, focusing on breath work and stillness rather than movement. The result is a quieted mind, released tension, and a genuine sense of restoration—no sweat required.

Paella Cooking Class in Tenerife
Spend three hours in Chirche learning to cook paella from Chef Ave, who trained under a Michelin-starred Valencian mentor. You'll work through the technique hands-on, discovering how this dish carries regional stories and tradition. The class includes Spanish tapas and dessert, finishing with you eating what you've made—the whole experience built around the smell of saffron rice and the satisfaction of cooking something proper.

Essential Valencia: Local Culture and Gastronomy
Explore Valencia's landmarks with a knowledgeable local guide, then settle into Restaurant Secret for lunch or dinner showcasing Mediterranean cooking. This 2.5-hour outing connects you with the city's architectural heritage and culinary traditions in one seamless experience. Your guide handles the cultural commentary whilst the kitchen sources seasonal ingredients from the Central Market, blending classic recipes with contemporary plating.

One day tour CUDILLERO Vidio Cape Cathedrals Beach Luarca
A six-hour coastal drive through western Asturias showcasing the region's most dramatic seascapes and fishing villages. Starting from Oviedo or Gijón, you'll visit Cudillero—a centuries-old settlement clinging to cliffsides with pastel-painted houses—before heading to Vidio Cape for sweeping Atlantic views. Continue to Silencio Beach, renowned for its photogenic rock formations, then explore Luarca, another characterful harbour town where locals eat. Your guide handles navigation while you soak in the scenery.

Granada to Seville Transfer with Optional Cordoba/Mosque Visit
Travel from Granada to Seville over 8 hours with a private driver and air-conditioned vehicle, with the option to pause in Córdoba for a guided exploration of its medieval quarters. Visit the Great Mosque, Jewish neighbourhood, synagogue, and Roman Bridge—remnants of Al-Andalus that reward a slower pace through Andalucía's landscape. Hotel-to-hotel service included; entrance fees and specialised guides are extras.

Ribeira Sacra From Lugo
Explore Ribeira Sacra, a medieval wine region straddling Lugo and Ourense where Cistercian monasteries nestle among riverside forests. This 6-hour private tour winds through terraced vineyards clinging to dramatic canyon walls carved by the Miño and Sil rivers. You'll taste Mencía and Godello wines at a working cellar, then discover Romanesque abbeys, stone fortresses, and villages half-submerged when water levels rise—a landscape shaped as much by monastic labour as by geology.

Private Walking Tour in Málaga
Explore Málaga's layered history on foot with a private art historian guide who tailors the route to your interests. Over three hours, you'll navigate the city's architectural landmarks and cultural landmarks at your own pace, skipping the tourist trail entirely. Your guide unpacks the stories behind what you're seeing rather than rushing through a standard itinerary. Perfect for travellers who want depth over breadth.

Cathedral and Royal Chapel Premium tour
Spend two hours exploring Granada's Cathedral and Royal Chapel with a knowledgeable guide who reveals why the Catholic Monarchs selected this city as their final resting place. You'll move through centuries of Spanish history, from the architectural choices that shaped the cathedral to the intimate chapel where Isabella and Ferdinand were interred. The tour suits all fitness levels and provides entry to both sites with expert interpretation throughout.

Scenic Tour in TukTuk, Gijón
When Charlie from our BugBitten team took this Gijón tour, we met up in Marquis Square and climbed into an electric tuk-tuk for a zippy spin through one of Asturias' smartest-looking cities. The route swings past San Lorenzo Beach and Rinconcín Park—proper photo stops with views of the seafront—then threads through town calling at the old stadium, Isabel La Católica Park, and the bullring, each one a window into local culture and history. Depending on how much time you've got (it's 1–2 hours), you might also peek at the Labour University. It's a casual, breezy way to cover ground without wearing your feet out.

Mountain Bike Small Group Tour in San Sebastian
Pedal out of San Sebastián's beachfront bustle on this half-day mountain bike loop. Starting near La Concha, you'll climb Mount Ulia through mixed forest and coastal single-track, then descend to Pasaia Bay before rolling back via city bike lanes. The route adapts to your fitness level, making it accessible for small groups and families seeking something beyond the standard seafront promenade.

From Albir, Benidorm & Calpe: Denia & Mediterranean Gardens Trip
An eight-hour excursion from Costa Blanca's beachside towns to the botanical splendour of L'Albarda and the working harbour of Denia. You'll wander through Mediterranean plantings designed to showcase the region's native flora, then explore Denia's fishing port and waterfront character. The drive takes you inland from resort sprawl into something with genuine roots.

BUGGY TOUR VOLCANO TEIDE with wine degustation
Pilot your own buggy across Tenerife's volcanic terrain towards Mount Teide, tackling dirt tracks and ridge paths with an experienced driver alongside. This three-hour outing combines off-road thrills with Canarian wine culture—after the driving portion, you'll pull up at a local bodega to taste regional wines paired with traditional tapas, rounding out the experience with something beyond standard adrenaline tourism.

Prado and Reina Sofia Museums Private Tour
A three-and-a-half-hour private guided tour pairing Madrid's two major art museums with an art historian who decodes painting techniques across five centuries. Start at the Prado to examine classical masters—Titian, El Greco, Velázquez, Goya—then stroll through the tree-lined Paseo del Prado before exploring Reina Sofía's modern collection, tracing how Picasso, Dalí, and others built on their predecessors. Your guide unpacks the stories behind the brushwork, composition choices, and political undertones, culminating in a detailed reading of Picasso's Guernica.

Montserrat Monastery Small Group or Private Tour Hotel pick-up
Travel from [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) to the mountaintop Benedictine monastery at Montserrat on this 5-hour guided tour capped at 8 people. Your local guide navigates the nearly millennium-old complex perched high in the Montserrat Mountains, revealing centuries of spiritual and cultural history whilst framing views across the natural park below. Hotel collection and return transport are included, eliminating the logistics headache and leaving you free to absorb the stone architecture, atmospheric chapels, and jagged peaks that make this Catalan site both historically significant and visually arresting.

Barcelona all included: Sagrada, Park Güell, Montjuic & Gothic
A seven-hour guided tour hitting [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s architectural high points without the queues. You'll navigate the medieval lanes of the Gothic Quarter, climb Montjuïc for city views and Olympic sites, then fast-track through Park Güell and the Sagrada Familia with an audioguide. A small group travels by private transport with one hour to grab lunch independently. Designed to cover the essentials in a single day.

Luxury Catamaran sailing with welcome Drinks Tapas Max10-12Person
Sail the turquoise waters off Palma de Mallorca aboard a catamaran built for intimate groups of up to 12. You'll start with a welcome drink and locally prepared tapas while the skipper navigates the coast. Bring swimmers—there's snorkelling gear and paddleboards waiting, plus time to float and take in the sea.

Park Güell Skip-the-Line Guided Tour Barcelona
Skip the queues and explore Park Güell with a knowledgeable local guide leading a 55-minute tour through Gaudí's sprawling hilltop creation. Discover how this intended gated community became [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s most visited attraction, wandering past sinuous mosaics, sculptural details, and the famous Salamander gate. Your guide unpacks Gaudí's architectural references—Roman, Moorish, and organic forms—whilst you take in the gardens and terraces. Afterwards, you're free to linger or climb higher for views across the city.

3 Cities in One Day: Cordoba, White Village & Ronda from Sevilla
Pack three of Andalusia's most compelling towns into a single day from Sevilla. You'll explore Cordoba's medieval medina and iconic Mosque-Cathedral (optional), wander the whitewashed streets of Setenil de las Bodegas tucked beneath dramatic rock overhangs, and finish in hilltop Ronda with its vertiginous gorge views. A bilingual guide shepherds your group by air-conditioned minibus, with pockets of free time to eat, shop and absorb each place at your own pace.

Full Day Tour to Avila & Segovia from Madrid
When Tom from our BugBitten team ran this full-day tour from Madrid, we headed out to two of Spain's standout medieval towns — Ávila and Segovia. The tour clocks in at 11.5 hours return, mixing guided walks through both cities with pockets of free time to wander. Ávila's fortified walls, ancient churches, and cathedral dominate the morning; Segovia's Roman aqueduct and Gothic palaces take the afternoon. It's a solid choice if you're based in Madrid and want to tick two heavyweight towns off your list without navigating trains yourself.

Catamaran Sailing in Lanzarote
Sail out from Lanzarote on a 4-hour catamaran to the secluded Papagayo beaches, where you'll swim, snorkel and paddleboard in crystalline waters. Two tiers cater to families (Gold) and older teens and adults seeking quieter vibes (Platinum). Lunch—fresh pasta, local potatoes and salads with gluten-free options—comes with beer, wine and cava. A guide leads the way; WiFi keeps you connected if needed.

Caminito del Rey with Pickup from Malaga City
Travel by air-conditioned coach from Málaga to walk the famous Caminito del Rey, a 2.5-hour traverse carved into the Gaitanes Gorge above the Guadalhorce River. Your English or German-speaking guide handles logistics whilst you navigate the narrow path at your own pace, taking in the dramatic canyon walls and river views. The journey includes hotel pickup, entry ticket, and return transport—ideal for those wanting a structured day out without the hassle of driving.

Montserrat Monastery & Horse Riding Experience from Barcelona
When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this one, we combined a proper horseback ride through Montserrat's dramatic rocky landscape with a guided tour of the centuries-old monastery complex. The experience spans about 7 hours from a Barcelona pickup point and takes you into Catalonia's most striking mountain range — those iconic needle-shaped rock formations feel almost alien up close. You'll spend an hour in the saddle with an experienced handler, then explore the Abbey and the surrounding natural park with a multilingual guide. It's part adventure, part culture, all set against genuinely spectacular geology.

Montserrat,Vineyard, Wine Tasting Small Group Tour & Hotel Pickup
A 10-hour guided exploration of two Catalan essentials: Montserrat's dramatic rock formations and working monastery, then a regional winery where you'll learn how cava gets its fizz. Groups stay small (maximum 8), so your guide can actually tell you things rather than shout at a crowd. Hotel pickup from [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) kicks off around 8–9 am. Food and cava tastings aren't included, so budget for lunch and drinks separately.
