Tours in Spain

Madrid Street Food Guided Tour: San Miguel Market & City Center

This two-hour walking tour takes you through Madrid's most flavourful neighbourhoods, led by a local guide who knows where the best bites hide. You'll taste your way through San Miguel market's bustling stalls, bite into a legendary fried calamari sandwich at Plaza Mayor, and finish with chocolate-dipped churros near Puerta del Sol. It's a genuine introduction to Madrid's eating culture—the kind of tour where you'll eat more than you planned and learn why locals keep coming back.

Excursion to the Enchanted City

This 4-hour guided excursion takes you into the Serranía de Cuenca natural park, 30km from the city centre, to explore a striking geological landmark sculpted by millennia of water erosion. Your guide unpacks the karst formations, reveals the natural and human history layered into the landscape, and points out wildlife adapted to this dramatic terrain. The site has doubled as a film location and offers commanding vistas that make sense of how the Iberian Peninsula's backbone took shape.

Floating sessions under the stars in private spas

Drift weightless in a mineral-rich float tank beneath the night sky at this Spanish private spa, a sensory reset lasting an hour. The high-magnesium solution supports deep muscle relaxation whilst you float in darkness to ambient soundscapes or complete quiet. Emerge feeling as though you've slept for hours despite the brief time spent suspended, your nervous system thoroughly unwound.

1 hourfrom AUD $67

Family Private Tour: Churros, Hot Chocolate & Games in Barcelona

★ 4.8 (91)

Family Private Tour: Churros, Hot Chocolate & Games in Barcelona

A three-hour family-friendly walking tour through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s medieval quarters, led by a local guide who shares stories of hidden streets, Gothic architecture, and Roman remnants. Your children navigate treasure hunts and visit playgrounds whilst you taste Iberian ham at Boqueria Market (closed Sundays) and enjoy the city's art and history. The tour culminates in churros with hot chocolate at a local favourite, a stroll through the Born Quarter's Santa Maria del Mar Church, and time to feed ducks and relax in Ciutadella Park.

Barcelona: Guided Rooftop Wine Tasting – Enjoy 6 Spanish Wines

Taste six Spanish wines across a [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) rooftop with 360-degree views of the Gothic Quarter and beyond. This two-hour tasting skips the pretension—expect generous pours, candid chat about what makes each wine tick, and the kind of atmosphere where you're actually having fun rather than taking notes. You'll sample bubbles, whites, rosé, and reds while snacking and soaking in the city sprawl below. No wine degree required.

2 hoursfrom AUD $75

Zarautz, Getaria and Zumaia from San Sebastian

★ 4.8 (77)

Zarautz, Getaria and Zumaia from San Sebastian

A four-hour coastal loop west of San Sebastian threading three distinct Basque towns. Begin at Talai Mendi's ridge views, then descend to Zarautz for its sweeping beach and seafront character. Push on to Getaria, birthplace of fashion legend Cristóbal Balenciaga, where wharves and grilled fish speak to centuries of maritime tradition. Finish at Zumaia's dramatic flysch geology and the hermitage that featured in Spanish cinema, returning with salt-dusted stories.

Cala Varques: Guided kayak Sea caves expedition & snorkeling

Paddle into Mallorca's coastal secret with a three-hour guided kayak expedition around Cala Varques. Navigate past towering limestone cliffs, slip through sea caves named for their pirate past, and duck beneath natural rock arches that frame the Mediterranean. Drop anchor in crystalline shallows to snorkel among seagrass beds and small fish, where your guide spins local tales while keeping watch over the group. Routes shift with weather and swell to maximise what the day offers.

3 hoursfrom AUD $125

Picasso's Barcelona on Electric Bike Small Group Tour

★ 4.8 (75)

2 hours – 2h 30mfrom AUD $284

Picasso's Barcelona on Electric Bike Small Group Tour

Explore [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s artistic heritage on an electric bike, tracing Picasso's footsteps through the Gothic Quarter, El Born, and Barceloneta. This 2 hours 45 minutes small-group ride takes you down cobbled laneways where modernist inspiration lingers, with a local guide revealing the neighbourhoods that shaped one of the 20th century's greatest artists. You'll pedal at an easy pace, stop for photographs, and leave with insider tips on where locals actually spend their time.

Barcelona Party With Beer Pong Drinking Game Plus VIP Club Entry

A five-hour crawl through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s rowdiest nightlife precincts, kicking off with beer pong and drinking games before hitting a VIP-access club that lets you skip queues. Your ticket grants entry to the same venue on additional nights at no extra cost, making it a proper investment in the city's party scene. Complimentary shots sweeten the deal at each stop.

Cadiz Private Tour

Explore Cadiz with a local guide who shapes the itinerary around your interests and pace. This private tour spans 2–2.5 hours and includes entry to the Roman Theatre, one of the city's most significant archaeological sites. You'll discover the stories behind Cadiz's landmarks and neighbourhoods, whether you're travelling with family, a school group, or colleagues. The guide adjusts routes and depth to suit your group's preferences and fitness levels.

★ 4.8 (62)

4 hours – 6 hoursfrom AUD $309

Private tour in Barcelona

A private car tour of [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s landmarks, departing from your hotel and covering major sites from Plaza de España to Sagrada Familia. Choose a 4-hour driver-only option, 4-hour guided tour, or 6-hour guided tour with a Gothic Quarter walk and lunch break. You'll see exteriors of iconic buildings and stop at viewpoints and beaches. The route includes Mirador del Alcalde, Barceloneta Beach, La Rambla, Passeig de Gràcia's modernist facades, and hidden local spots.

Secrets of Barcelona Old Town Guided Walking Tour

★ 4.8 (58)

Secrets of Barcelona Old Town Guided Walking Tour

Wander [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s Gothic Quarter on foot with a local guide who unpicks two millennia of layered history. This two-hour walking tour threads through narrow mediaeval lanes, pausing at landmarks like the Cathedral and Plaça Sant Felip Neri, then veers into quieter corners most visitors miss. Your guide shares stories rooted in Catalan identity and local lore—the kind you won't find in guidebooks—revealing how the city's architecture and streets still echo its past.

Flamenco, Tapas and Wine Tour: Best of Málaga in one Evening

Pack Málaga's evening highlights into four hours: bar-hop through three neighbourhood bodegas sampling local wines and tapas the way malagueños do it, then settle into an intimate flamenco performance. Your guide navigates you through the city centre's traditional drinking culture, explaining the region's wine traditions and food pairings, before delivering you to a private flamenco show. Designed for anyone wanting to experience how locals actually spend their nights rather than following a tourist script.

Madrid Local Tapas, Wine Bars & Flamenco Show

Spend an afternoon bar-hopping through Madrid's oldest neighbourhoods, sampling tapas and regional wines at authentic local joints, then settle in for a flamenco performance at a traditional tablao. Your bilingual guide navigates you through Letras, La Latina and Los Austrias, stopping at two different bars for small plates and drinks before the show. Five hours total, finishing with live music and one drink included.

Private Barcelona and Park Güell Tour with hotel Pick-up

A 5-hour private tour through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s architectural and historical layers, starting with hotel pickup. You'll move from Roman foundations at Plaça Sant Jaume through the medieval Gothic Quarter's winding lanes, then along Passeig de Gràcia's Modernist facades before reaching Park Güell, Gaudí's UNESCO-listed masterwork perched on the hillside. Your guide navigates the city's transformation across centuries in a vehicle tailored to your pace and interests.

2 hour Buggy Tour in Tenerife with 40 minutes Off-Road

Tear across Tenerife's terrain in your own buggy on this 2-hour drive, including 40 minutes of genuine off-road work through sand and dirt. You'll pilot the vehicle yourself with a guide alongside, exploring trails that give you real control and genuine thrills. Based in the south near Los Cristianos and Callao Salvaje, this is steering-wheel adventure rather than passive sightseeing.

2 hoursfrom AUD $267

Private Full-Day Girona GOT and Costa Brava Tour

★ 4.8 (48)

9 hours – 11 hoursfrom AUD $284

Private Full-Day Girona GOT and Costa Brava Tour

A private nine-to-eleven-hour exploration from [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) through medieval Catalonia, combining Game of Thrones filming spots in Girona's atmospheric old town with the stone-built village of Pals and the coastal fishing settlement of Calella de Palafrugell. Your own vehicle and guide take you across Sant Pere de Galligants monastery, the cathedral, and Girona's Jewish quarter before heading inland to rice-growing country, then finishing on the Costa Brava shoreline where swimming and coastal walks are possible.

Malaga: Picasso Museum Small Group Art Expert Guide

★ 4.8 (48)

Malaga: Picasso Museum Small Group Art Expert Guide

Monica, a practising artist and museum specialist, guides small groups through the Picasso Museum's twelve permanent galleries in Málaga over one hour. Rather than reciting dates and titles, she unpicks the visual language of each work—the brushstrokes, compositional choices, and personal narratives Picasso embedded into his paintings. You'll see how his style evolved across decades, then have free rein to wander the temporary shows, archaeological displays, and gardens at your own pace.

Mallorca V8 Trike Tour – Coast & Mountains | Coast & Mountain Cruise

A four-hour V8 trike adventure across Mallorca's coastline and interior, suitable for families with children from seven years old. You'll travel at a steady pace through hidden coves, whitewashed villages, and the dramatic Tramuntana range, stopping at viewpoints for photos and exploring the waterfront settlement of Port Andratx. Complimentary collection from your hotel or cruise terminal in the Palma area makes this an accessible way to see the island's varied landscape without the rush.

Seville: San Salvador Church, Cathedral and Giralda Guided Tour

Explore three of Seville's most significant religious monuments on this two-hour guided tour. You'll enter the Cathedral to see Columbus's tomb and intricate altarpieces, climb the Giralda bell tower for panoramic city views, then visit the Church of El Salvador to trace layers of Moorish, Gothic and Renaissance architecture. Your expert guide unpicks centuries of history—from Islamic Seville through Christian conquest to the building boom of the Renaissance. Skip-the-line access means more time looking, less time queuing.

Private hald day tour to the historic roman city of Italica

This four-hour private tour takes you through Italica, Spain's earliest Roman settlement and birthplace of emperors Trajano and Adriano. Your guide leads you past crumbling stone structures and into the amphitheatre—the same arena that doubled as a filming location for Game of Thrones. You'll walk the original street grid and stand where Roman life once unfolded, piecing together how this frontier outpost became an imperial power base.

4 hoursfrom AUD $130

Private 1H Eco Tuk Tour in Madrid – Exclusive & Fun Experience

★ 4.8 (42)

Private 1H Eco Tuk Tour in Madrid – Exclusive & Fun Experience

Explore Madrid's landmarks and quieter corners in a private electric tuk tuk, steered by someone who knows the city well. This one-hour tour runs on battery power rather than petrol, meaning you'll glide through the streets without engine noise or fumes. Your guide adjusts the route based on what interests you—whether that's a rapid dash past the famous sights or a slower meander through neighbourhoods locals actually frequent. Small group sizes mean you're not jostling for space or attention.

Paramotor flight in Ronda

Strap into a motorised paratrike and launch from Ronda for an aerial tour of Spain's dramatic landscape. This one-hour flight requires no prior experience or fitness level—you simply sit back while the engine does the work. After a brief safety rundown, you'll taxi along the runway, feel the paraglider inflate overhead, then lift into the sky for sweeping views of the iconic El Tajo gorge and the town's clifftop architecture below.

1 hourfrom AUD $167

★ 4.8 (36)

1h 30m – 2 hoursfrom AUD $11

Guided tour of the Old Town Estepona

Explore Estepona's historic quarter on two wheels with a choice of standard bicycle, e-bike or e-scooter. This 2.5-hour guided tour covers significantly more ground than walking, letting you discover the old town's architecture, plazas and character at a natural pace. Helmets and liability cover are provided, making it accessible for various fitness levels whilst remaining engaging and energetic.

Olé Flamenco Show by Fran Chafino

Fran Chafino's theatrical production traces Spanish dance from its regional roots through to authentic flamenco, performed in southern Tenerife. The two-hour show layers dynamic choreography, live music, and dramatic lighting to create a visceral experience of the art form's evolution. Chafino, a Málaga-based dancer and director, crafts each performance with meticulous attention to costume, colour and movement, delivering Thursday evening performances that appeal to those seeking genuine cultural performance rather than tourist spectacle.

Private Guided Visit to the Alicante Bullring and Museum

Explore Alicante's 19th-century bullring, a Cultural Interest monument, with a private guide who unpacks the sport's history and cultural weight across 90 minutes. You'll access restricted areas—the chapel, animal pens, arena floor—and browse the dedicated museum. Optional hands-on sessions let you practise cape work, study torero technique, and learn how fighting bulls are raised. The approach is educational rather than glorifying, aimed at understanding rather than spectacle.

Private Art Pottery Tour: Tlaquepaque, Tonalá, and Clay Workshop

Spend eight hours working alongside potters in Jalisco's two most storied ceramics centres. You'll visit family-run workshops in Tonalá and Tlaquepaque, throw clay under an artisan's eye, then wander colonial streets and galleries to see where these traditions took root. A private guide walks you through markets, churches, and the neighbourhoods themselves—no factory floors, no tourist crowds, just the living craft and the people who've kept it alive for generations.

Speleology Tour in Cueva de Las Palomas in La Palma

Explore the volcanic innards of La Palma on a guided descent through Cueva de las Palomas, a sprawling lava tube carved into the [Canary Islands](/places/canary-islands)' basalt. This two-hour speleology tour takes you beneath the surface with a qualified guide, hard hat, and insurance included. You'll traverse the cave's natural passages and chambers, learning how molten rock once flowed through these now-silent corridors. Suitable for ages 12 and up with reasonable fitness; those with serious heart conditions should reconsider.

Maspalomas - Meloneras : e-Scooter 2 seat Sunset Guided Tour

Cruise Maspalomas and Meloneras on a two-seat electric scooter chopper as the sun dips toward the Atlantic. A local guide steers you through the region's standout vistas: the sprawling dunes, the sheltered oasis, and the beaches framing Playa del Inglés. You'll stick to paved routes, pause for refreshment at Charca de Maspalomas, and experience the southern coast's most sought-after lookouts from your scooter seat. Two hours, helmet and soft drink provided.

From Granada: Caminito del Rey Guided Tour & Guaranteed Tickets

This eight-hour guided tour from Granada takes you to the Caminito del Rey, a dramatic suspended walkway threading through the El Chorro gorges. You'll travel in comfort from Granada with a dedicated driver, then spend three hours on the trail with an official guide who explains the geological history carved into the canyon walls. Pre-booked tickets and safety gear eliminate the usual hassles, leaving you to focus on the exposed walkways and vertiginous drops into the ravine below.

Visit winery and wine tasting

Spend two hours at a Spanish winery exploring a 150-square-metre private collection that charts how winemakers lived and worked across generations. Your guide walks you through the showrooms before moving to a structured tasting of six different wines. The experience balances heritage with hands-on sampling, giving you a sense of how tradition shapes what ends up in the glass.

Valencia: Fallas Festival Walking Tour with Entry Ticket

When Em from our team caught Valencia's Fallas festival in March, we walked through the old town to clock the year-long artistic builds before their March 19th burn. It's a UNESCO-listed spectacle — massive papier-mâché and wooden structures packed with satirical takes on current events, dotting plazas across the city. The tour runs three hours with an official local guide, and depending on your dates, you'll either sample churros and chocolate (mid-March) or step inside the structures for close-ups (late-March). Expect crowds of locals and tourists, narrow medieval streets, and an electric atmosphere as the festival reaches its crescendo.

Guided snorkeling route in the Strait Natural Park

When Mia from our team tried this guided snorkel in the Strait Natural Park near Tarifa, Spain, we found it a solid entry point for mixed-ability groups. The route runs 90 minutes with certified instructors steering you to caves, rocky cliffs, and shallow reefs where the marine life is genuinely diverse — sea life typical of this protected park waters. The visibility is typically excellent and the water stays calm, making it approachable for families, kids, and anyone new to snorkelling. It's the kind of outing where you're not fighting conditions; the instructors know where the action is.

The City of Three Cultures: A Self-Guided Audio Tour in Toledo

Walk Toledo's medieval alleyways on this self-guided audio tour, tracing 2,000 years where Christian, Muslim, and Jewish communities shaped Spain's most layered city. Starting from Plaza de Zocodover—the old Moorish market square—you'll navigate past the Alcázar fortress and through narrow streets lined with hidden courtyards and ornate churches. The 90-minute route reveals how the Mozarabs bridged faiths and cultures, making Toledo a living archive of Spain's complex past. Download the app beforehand and explore at your own rhythm, with GPS and offline maps keeping you oriented through this compact but dense hilltop settlement.

Zaragoza Private Walking Tour with a Local

★ 4.8 (27)

2 hours – 6 hoursfrom AUD $80

Zaragoza Private Walking Tour with a Local

Walk Zaragoza with a local resident who knows the city inside out. Over 2 to 6 hours, you'll explore neighbourhoods, landmarks, and corners that matter to actual residents rather than tour operators. Your host adapts the route to what interests you—food, art, history, or simply wandering—and shares the kind of tips and stories you'd get from a friend who lives here. You'll leave with a real sense of how the city works.

Baptism of diving in the Natural Park of the Strait

★ 4.8 (26)

🐠 Water Activities

1 hour – 10 hoursfrom AUD $30

Baptism of diving in the Natural Park of the Strait

Your first underwater breath changes everything. This four-hour introduction to diving in Spain's Strait Natural Park gets you qualified, equipped, and submerged without the usual classroom slog. You'll descend into Mediterranean habitats most people never see, supported by experienced instructors and full safety protocols. The whole setup—gear, insurance, photos—is sorted. Walk in curious; walk out a diver.

Guitar Legends Hall: Entrance to the Immersive Rock Museum

Walk through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s first interactive rock exhibition, where over 50 iconic instruments tell the story of rock music across decades. You'll encounter guitars wielded by Hendrix, Bono, Kiss, and Metallica amongst others, each paired with immersive displays that blend sight, sound, and storytelling. The self-guided audio experience works at your own pace—spend an hour for highlights or linger up to ten hours to absorb the full narrative. Designed for everyone regardless of age or mobility, this museum transforms how you experience rock history.

★ 4.8 (26)