Tours in Spain

Beach and Cave LUXURY TOYS Boat Tour - Ibiza

Spend three hours exploring Ibiza's protected coves and sea caves aboard a luxury speedboat equipped with high-end water toys. The tour gives you hands-on access to Seabobs, water scooters, paddleboards, and snorkelling gear in crystalline waters. A captain guides the experience, dropping anchor at secluded spots where you can switch between toys, swim, and explore the underwater landscape. Music plays throughout. Bring your own food and drinks or plan accordingly.

3 hoursfrom AUD $267

Private Tour Barcelona and Montserrat 8 Hours

★ 4.8 (17)

Private Tour Barcelona and Montserrat 8 Hours

This 8-hour private tour covers [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s architectural landmarks and the sacred mountain of Montserrat in a single day. Your English-speaking driver transports you from your hotel or cruise port to Gaudí's masterworks—Sagrada Família, Casa Batlló, La Pedrera—then sweeps through Montjuïc and the Olympic Port before heading inland to Montserrat's Benedictine monastery and its revered Black Madonna. You explore on foot at each stop while your driver handles the logistics, with return transport included.

8 hoursfrom AUD $2640

★ 4.8 (17)

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El Born - Local Barcelona Tour

Spend two-and-a-half hours navigating El Born, the medieval quarter where [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s past collides with its contemporary art scene. Your guide steers you through cramped Gothic lanes to the soaring Santa Maria del Mar basilica, the Picasso Museum, and the transformed Mercat del Born marketplace. Along the way, you'll discover design-led independent shops, hole-in-the-wall tapas joints, and the kind of cafes where locals actually sit. This is Barcelona stripped of its polish—raw architecture, real neighbourhoods, and the streets that shaped Catalan identity.

Valladolid Walking Tour

Explore Valladolid's architectural heritage with a knowledgeable local guide over two and a half hours. This private walking tour takes you through the heart of Castille and León's capital, revealing the stories behind its most significant landmarks and the city's rich past. You'll navigate the streets at a relaxed pace, discovering why Valladolid shaped Spain's cultural identity.

2h 30mfrom AUD $284

★ 4.8 (664)

1 hour – 2 hoursfrom AUD $20

Valencia Complete Tour by Tuk Tuk

This two-hour tuk tuk circuit covers Valencia's essentials without the walking fatigue. You'll roll past the city's baroque old quarter, swing through the futuristic City of Arts and Sciences complex, drive along the working harbour and marina, then finish at the beach. The bilingual guide handles the commentary whilst you snap photos at each stop—no rushed schedules, no forced museum entries.

Afrikat Morning Cruise

Spend a morning aboard the Afrikat, a catamaran exploring the coastline from Puerto Rico de Gran Canaria. This 4.5-hour all-inclusive cruise covers drinks, a chicken wrap meal, and access to the water for swimming and snorkelling with gear provided. Live music performs on Friday mornings (except 17 and 24 April). Return transport from fixed pickup points is included, making it a straightforward half-day escape from the beach.

Skip the Line: Malaga Automobile and Fashion Museum Entrance Ticket

Step straight into Málaga's most-visited museum housed within a striking early-20th-century tobacco factory. The Automobile and Fashion Museum spans 6,000 square metres across 13 themed galleries, charting design and engineering from the 1890s onwards through a private collection of vehicles and garments. The space ranks among Spain's top ten museums and rewards 1–2 hours of unhurried browsing.

Private Tour: Tapas, Wine & Flamenco Show in Barcelona’s Old Town

★ 4.8 (329)

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Private Tour: Tapas, Wine & Flamenco Show in Barcelona’s Old Town

A four-hour private evening through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s Born neighbourhood, blending tapas sampling across two neighbourhood bars with a live flamenco performance in a mediaeval palace. You'll navigate the district's narrow lanes with a guide, taste regional wines alongside small plates, then settle in for an intimate show that captures the raw intensity of flamenco tradition. This combines food, drink and performance into a single evening without the tour-group shuffle.

4 hoursfrom AUD $401

Madrid Highlights and Hidden Gems Private Tour with a Guide

★ 4.8 (276)

2 hours – 3 hoursfrom AUD $175

Madrid Highlights and Hidden Gems Private Tour with a Guide

Walk Madrid with someone who actually lives here. This 2–3 hour private tour threads through Royal Palace, Plaza Mayor, and Puerta del Sol before ducking into quieter corners most visitors miss. Your local guide does the talking—no scripted speeches or coach groups—while you absorb the city's rhythm on foot. A local drink or snack caps it off, and the whole thing runs carbon-neutral.

Barcelona Best Views: Cable Car, Montjuic Castle & Magic Fountain

★ 4.8 (268)

Barcelona Best Views: Cable Car, Montjuic Castle & Magic Fountain

When Tom from our BugBitten team ran this five-and-a-half-hour Barcelona loop, it stacked the postcard moments: Old Town ramble past La Boqueria Market, cable car up Montjuïc's slopes, castle walls with Spanish Civil War backstory, sunset views that spin 360° over the city and waterfront, then the Magic Fountain's light-and-water show to cap it. Small groups (max 12) mean you're not shuffling through crowds, and a wine-and-tapas pause halfway through breaks up the walking nicely. It's a solid grab of Barcelona's big draws in one afternoon-into-evening hit.

Barcelona Gaudi Houses Tour: Casa Vicens, Pedrera & Casa Batlló

Spend three hours exploring three of Antoni Gaudí's most celebrated residences across [Barcelona](/places/barcelona). You'll move through Casa Vicens, La Pedrera, and Casa Batlló with a knowledgeable guide, accessing the signature spaces of each building—from rooftop views to period-furnished apartments. Fast-track entry bypasses queues, letting you absorb the architectural details and quirks that define Gaudí's approach without the usual crowds.

OBY Catamaran

Four-hour catamaran voyage along the Spanish coast combining sailing, swimming and snorkelling. The boat carries you to sheltered coves where you'll find clear water perfect for exploring underwater. Lunch and drinks flow throughout—soft drinks, beer, wine and water included. Gear up with provided snorkelling kit to spot fish and marine life. The crew keeps things relaxed and unhurried, suitable whether you're solo, with mates or bringing young kids along.

4 hoursfrom AUD $115

★ 4.8 (133)

Retiro Park Segway Tour in Madrid

Glide through Madrid's most celebrated green space on a Segway, covering ground quickly whilst soaking in the park's grand architecture and landscaping. This 90-minute outing starts with a brief orientation to the Segway, then takes you past fountains, monuments and tree-lined avenues that define Retiro Park. You'll cover more distance than walking whilst staying relaxed—ideal for seeing the park's highlights without the legwork.

Surf Class at Corralejo

Protest Surfschool in Corralejo runs small-group lessons tailored to your level, whether you're standing on a board for the first time or refining technique. Based in Fuerteventura's premier surf spot, instructors work with a maximum of six students per session, meaning genuine one-to-one feedback rather than getting lost in a crowd. The four-hour class covers wave mechanics, board control, and the practical skills to keep improving once you leave. All gear—board, wetsuit, leash, wax—is supplied.

4 hoursfrom AUD $109

Highlights and Treasures of Malaga City Bike Tour

★ 4.8 (124)

Highlights and Treasures of Malaga City Bike Tour

Pedal through Malaga's layered past on this three-hour guided cycle, led by someone who knows the city's rhythms and stories. You'll cover three millennia of history—from ancient settlements through religious landmarks to modern culture—weaving between architectural gems and local hangouts. The route touches on folk traditions, current events, and the personalities who've shaped the place, all at a pace that suits your fitness level.

Guided Tour of Roman Tarragona

Walk through Tarragona's layered Roman past, following the route Hadrian took when he visited this imperial stronghold in AD 122. Over two hours, your guide traces the city's evolution from the grand Provincial Forum down to the amphitheatre, unpacking the architectural choices that made Tarraco one of the Empire's showcase cities. You'll see how engineers solved massive engineering challenges and discover what public spectacles meant to those living here nearly two millennia ago.

Parasailing Tour en Barcelona

Launch from [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s waterfront on a 15-minute parasail that lifts you 200 metres above the Mediterranean. You'll get a briefing, safety gear, and a perspective of the city's coastline few travellers experience. It's straightforward, affordable, and over quickly—perfect if you want the sensation without the commitment.

15 minfrom AUD $134

San Sebastián, Loyola Sanctuary & Getaria Day Trip from Bilbao

★ 4.8 (95)

San Sebastián, Loyola Sanctuary & Getaria Day Trip from Bilbao

This nine-hour excursion traces the Basque coast from Bilbao through inland heritage to seaside charm. You'll visit the Loyola Sanctuary, birthplace of Ignatius of Loyola, explore the working fishing village of Getaria and its medieval streets, then finish in San Sebastián for lunch among Spain's most celebrated food culture. The day concludes atop Mount Igeldo, where views across La Concha Bay unfold across the horizon.

Whale & Dolphin Observation on Silent Catamaran with Hydrophone

Track whales and dolphins off the [Canary Islands](/places/canary-islands) aboard Spain's first fully electric catamaran, engineered to run silent so marine life stays undisturbed. This four-hour voyage combines hydrophone technology—letting you listen to cetacean calls underwater—with zero-emission cruising. You'll learn cetacean behaviour from knowledgeable crew whilst gliding across calm waters with fresh fruit, water, and local snacks on hand.

Small-Group Cliff Jumping Experience in Mallorca

Launch yourself off limestone cliffs into crystalline pools in Mallorca's UNESCO Serra de Tramuntana. This 4-hour small-group adventure starts with modest 3-metre jumps to build confidence, then escalates to higher ledges for those ready to push further. Your guide leads a maximum of eight people, handling safety drills and technique tips poolside. Hotel pickups and minivan transport included.

From Valencia: Montanejos Thermal Springs, Half day tour

A half-day excursion from Valencia to Montanejos, where natural thermal springs bubble up warm and mineral-laden at the foot of forested hills. You'll soak in waters long prized for skin and digestive benefits, with an air-conditioned minibus handling the drive there and back. The setting feels distant from Spain—more Southeast Asian in character—yet sits comfortably within reach of the city. A local guide walks you through the geology and lore; safety gear and floats are provided.

Authentic Barcelona Sailing Tour with Swim & Drinks

Sail out from [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) on traditionally built wooden boats crewed by locals who know every cove and current along this coast. You'll glide past the Sagrada Familia and Montjuïc from the water, drop anchor in sheltered bays for a swim in clear Mediterranean shallows, and return with wine or cava in hand. Two hours that feel unhurried, not rushed.

The Prado Museum of Madrid - Private Tour

Navigate the Prado's masterworks on a 90-minute private tour through Spain's most celebrated art institution. Your guide unpacks the stories behind Velázquez, Goya, El Greco and other pivotal figures, revealing how their work shaped European painting. Beyond paintings, you'll encounter drawings, sculptures, decorative arts, weapons and medals—a sweep through centuries of Spanish creative ambition. Entry and private guidance included.

Parasailing desde el puerto de Denia

Launch from Denia's port and soar above the Costa Blanca's coastline. You'll spend roughly 10 minutes airborne, towed behind a speedboat whilst the Mediterranean stretches beneath you. The full outing—boat ride out, flight, return—takes 90 minutes. No age restrictions apply; even young kids can take part. Weather dependent, and best suited to those in decent physical shape.

Barcelona: Skip-the-Line Sagrada Família Small Group

When Jake from our BugBitten team ran the Sagrada Família skip-the-line tour, he walked straight past the queues snaking around Barcelona's most iconic basilica. This small-group experience caps out at 15 people, so you're not herded through like a school excursion. Over 90 minutes, the guide steers you through the Nativity Façade, the brooding Passion sculptures, the soaring interior, and the museum—hitting the key stops without feeling rushed. It's Barcelona's most-visited monument, so crowds are a given, but this setup lets you actually hear what's going on and absorb Gaudí's mad ambition.

Scooter tour in Seville

Zip through Seville's streets on nimble electric scooters with a knowledgeable local guide. This two-hour tour covers the city's major landmarks and their layered past, moving at a pace that lets you absorb neighbourhoods most visitors miss on foot. Day and evening departures available. Small groups keep things intimate and flexible.

Guided tour of the Synagogue, Jewry and Caliph Baths in Spanish

Walk through Córdoba's layered history with an official regional guide covering the Synagogue, Jewish quarter, and Caliph Baths. This one-hour tour traces the city's medieval past—from Roman foundations through Islamic rule to Christian conquest—revealing how each era left its mark on these three landmark sites. You'll move between narrow streets and atmospheric buildings, encountering the architectural and cultural traces of the communities who shaped Córdoba.

1 hourfrom AUD $36

★ 4.8 (36)

7 hours – 9 hoursfrom AUD $485

The Secret of Cerdà - Barcelona

Navigate [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s medieval core on foot with nothing but a treasure map, cryptic clues and period props to guide you. Over two hours, your team of 2–5 decodes historical riddles woven through a 3km loop, unearthing stories of secret societies and lost artefacts tucked into the city's architecture. No screens, no app—just your wits against the city's mysteries.

Barcelona Private Food & Drink Tour: Traditional Taverns & Tapas

This three-hour private tour takes you through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s most lived-in quarters, stopping at five neighbourhood bars and restaurants where locals actually eat. You'll taste pintxos and vermouth in Poble Sec, sample tapas and patatas bravas in Raval's bohemian streets, browse La Boqueria's produce stalls for Iberian ham and Manchego, then finish with churros and thick chocolate in a Gothic Quarter institution. A local guide steers you past the obvious tourist traps into the Barcelona that feeds itself.

Full-Day Motorbike OFF ROAD Tour around Málaga

Spend eight hours tearing across the Málaga backcountry on a dual-sport bike, tackling 200km of genuine trails that cut through terrain inaccessible by road. The route adjusts to your riding level—whether you're comfortable on dirt or chasing technical single-track. You'll stop midday at a local restaurant to refuel, then carry on exploring the province's hidden ridgelines and mountain passes. All gear, fuel, and a cold beer are sorted.

🏔 Adventure & Sports

3 Hours Trike Sunset Tour from Paguera

Ride an open-air trike through Mallorca's southwestern coast and Tramontana mountains during golden hour. This three-hour guided tour covers roughly 90 kilometres with a local driver-guide, letting you steer an automatic trike whilst soaking up landscape most visitors miss from a coach window. You'll need a valid driving licence and basic hand-throttle experience. Non-drivers ride as passengers. Fuel, helmet and cold drinks included.

3 hoursfrom AUD $197

Vip Full Day Private Tangier Tour From Malaga All Inclusive

12 hours – 13 hoursfrom AUD $722

Vip Full Day Private Tangier Tour From Malaga All Inclusive

Cross from Spain into Morocco for a full day exploring Tangier's dual coastlines and layered history. This private tour departs Málaga, ferries you across the Strait of Gibraltar, then guides you through the medina's maze of souks and colonial landmarks, out to the dramatic capes where two seas meet, and along beaches dotted with camels. You'll eat a proper Moroccan lunch, sip mint tea, and return to Spain by evening. Twelve to thirteen hours door-to-door.

🏔 Adventure & Sports

3 hours – 8 hoursfrom AUD $109

E-Bike Rental Adventure in Ibiza

Explore Ibiza's varied terrain on electric bikes across half-day or full-day routes that weave between coastal fishing villages, working farmland, and rocky interior ridges. The e-bike motor handles climbs and distance, leaving you free to soak in the quieter side of the island punctuated by stops at neighbourhood bars and local haunts most visitors miss. Routes are designed for steady discovery rather than speed.

Barcelona Sailing Tour with Swimming, Snacks and Drinks

🐠 Water Activities

Barcelona Sailing Tour with Swimming, Snacks and Drinks

Set sail along [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s coast for two and a half hours of swimming, paddling, and snorkelling in small-group company. Your crew navigates to sheltered coves and open-water spots where you'll float on inflatables, try stand-up paddle boards, and explore underwater life with snorkelling gear. Between dips, soak in views of Sagrada Familia, the W Hotel, and Montjuïc Castle while sipping coffee, cold drinks, and nibbling on snacks.

2h 30mfrom AUD $115

Valencia: Guided Bike Tour of the city's highlights.

★ 4.8 (24)

Valencia: Guided Bike Tour of the city's highlights.

Pedal through Valencia's contrasts on this three-hour guided cycle, moving between modernist architecture and medieval quarters without the usual tourist shuffle. Your guide navigates you past the City of Arts and Sciences, through the verdant ribbon of the Turia Gardens, and into the old town's narrow streets past the Cathedral and La Lonja de la Seda. You'll clock roughly 90 minutes of actual riding, stopping to absorb each pocket of the city at a pace that suits your group's rhythm.

3 hoursfrom AUD $50

Barcelona Off The Beaten Track 4h Bike Tour

★ 4.8 (24)

1 hour – 2 hoursfrom AUD $8

Barcelona Off The Beaten Track 4h Bike Tour

Pedal through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s quieter residential quarters on this 4-hour cycle tour, hitting El Born and Poblenou before dipping into the Old Town's medieval spine. You'll navigate car-free zones and leafy plazas where locals actually live, spot architecture worth the detour, and stop for refreshments at a neighbourhood market or beach bar. Guides point out street art, forgotten corners and the sort of spots you'd never stumble upon alone.

The Best Gourmet Experience and Pintxo Tour in San Sebastian

A 2.5-hour crawl through San Sebastián's neighbourhood bars, led by a local who knows which spots the residents actually frequent. Skip the postcards; hit the places where pintxos and cider flow naturally. You'll taste three carefully chosen bites paired with three regional drinks, guided by someone genuinely invested in showing you the city as it lives.

Alhambra: tour with Generalife and Alcazaba. Admission not included

A three-hour guided exploration of Granada's [Alhambra](/places/alhambra) complex with an official guide and audio system. You'll navigate the Generalife gardens, Alcazaba fortress, Palacio del Partal, and Palacio de Carlos V, learning about Islamic and Renaissance architecture across this UNESCO-listed site. Your own entry ticket gets you in; the guide unlocks the stories behind the courtyards, water features, and defensive structures. Best for those with their admission sorted who want context rather than rushing solo.

Visit the Ethnographic Park of La Gomera

When Jake from our team visited La Gomera's Ethnographic Park, he found a genuinely low-key snapshot of how the island lived and worked before tourism arrived. You'll wander through a restored gofio mill (that's the traditional grain grinder), browse a modest but thoughtful handicrafts and local food shop, and poke around an orchard that still operates much as it did decades ago. There's an antiques collection scattered through the buildings too. The whole thing takes 1–2 hours, depending on how curious you are. It's not flashy, but if you're keen to understand what sustained La Gomera's people for centuries, this place does the job.

★ 4.8 (20)

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