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

Chulilla Canyon Trail - private full day tour
A full-day private hike through Chulilla Canyon, 50 minutes from Valencia, combining dramatic gorge walking with a visit to the hillside village. Choose between a challenging 16km circular route (4 hours) or shorter linear options (2–3 hours) that still cover the main sights. The trail winds past suspended bridges, steep rock faces, forested slopes, and a striking blue reservoir. Parking and an English-speaking guide are provided; bring your own lunch or eat locally.

Medieval Valencia Small-Group Walking Tour with Local Guide
Trace Valencia's layered past on a two-hour guided walk through medieval streets and plazas shaped by Roman, Arab, and Christian rule. Your licensed guide reveals how the city became Europe's silk trading powerhouse, then faded as economic influence shifted elsewhere—yet cultural legacy remained intact. See the Torres de Serrano, which sheltered masterworks by Velázquez and Goya during the Spanish Civil War, and spot Muslim defensive walls woven into the modern streetscape.

Seville Walking Tour Stories by a Local Guide
Walk Seville's riverside quarter with a native guide who grew up on these streets. This two-hour tour traces how the Guadalquivir shaped the city's rise to global power, moving from the water's edge past the Gold Tower, Royal Mint and Archive of the Indies to the Cathedral and Alcázar exteriors. You'll pick through the warren of Santa Cruz, catch Spanish Steps details, and gather restaurant tips and local contacts before heading elsewhere in the city.

Private Valencia Full-Day Tour - Highlights, Museums & Paella
This six-hour private walking tour threads through Valencia's most compelling landmarks, blending architecture, art and food. You'll skip queues at the Gothic Lonja de la Seda and the ornate San Nicolás church, wander past the Serranos Towers and baroque Palace of Dos Aguas, and pause at the Central Market. Lunch is a proper Valencian paella with wine. The tour wraps with horchata and a pastry in a local café, leaving the futuristic City of Arts and Sciences for your own pace.

Boat Tour with Drink and Picoteo, Barcelona
A two-hour sailing trip departing [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s coast with included drinks and snacks aboard. You'll take in the city's shoreline from the water whilst enjoying a choice of beer, cava or vermouth, plus small plates. The boat accommodates all fitness levels and welcomes service animals. Options to bring a SUP board or fishing rod add flexibility to your outing. Staff handle safety protocols and first aid, letting you focus on the experience.

Private Seville Historical Food Tour of 15+ Tasty Hidden Gems
Walk through Seville's backstreets sampling 15+ local dishes at neighbourhood bars and bodegas, stopping for Iberian ham, fried aubergine with molasses, pork skewers, and housemade churros with chocolate. This 3.5-hour private tour threads through baroque quarters, tasting what locals actually eat rather than tourist staples. You'll learn why each dish matters to Andalusian food culture whilst navigating to lesser-known counters and sitting areas across the city, including a jaunt to Triana.

Private tour from Malaga to the Alhambra Palace and Granada
A private eight-hour excursion from Malaga to Granada's [Alhambra](/places/alhambra) Palace, one of Europe's finest medieval complexes. Your dedicated guide leads you through the Nasrid Palaces and Generalife gardens, where Moorish craftsmanship unfolds beneath the Sierra Nevada. After exploring the hilltop fortress and taking in views across Granada's old quarters, you'll have free time in the city centre before returning to the coast. Private Mercedes transport throughout.

The Train Track Trail Mountain Bike Ride - Private experience
Ride a converted railway line deep into Basque Country's forests on this 4.5-hour mountain bike tour from San Sebastian. The 25 km route follows an old iron-ore transport route, threading through tunnels and past small villages alongside a river. Mostly flat terrain with natural rest points and a riverside swim at the finish. Your guide adjusts the distance and pace to your fitness level, making it accessible whether you're building fitness or chasing mileage.

San Sebastián Market & Lunch Tour with Basque Bites
A chef-guided walking tour through San Sebastián's Old Town that begins at the market, then loops through three pintxo bars sampling Basque tapas paired with local wine, cider, and beer. Over three to four hours, you'll taste regional specialities from traditional to modern whilst learning the history and culture of Basque Country from a professional cook who knows the scene intimately. Food, drinks, and stories all included—plus recipes to take home.

From the market, to the secret kitchen
Shop the markets of San Sebastian alongside a Basque chef, then cook and eat a traditional regional menu at a gastronomic society—a private kitchen where locals gather to cook and dine together. This 8-hour experience moves from vendor stalls to the kitchen table, grounded in everyday Basque food culture rather than tourist spectacle. You'll handle ingredients, cook dishes, taste local wines, and finish as locals do: with coffee and a cigar.

Private tour of Baeza
Explore Baeza's UNESCO-listed old town on your own schedule with a private guide who collects you from your accommodation or preferred meeting point. This 90-minute to 2.5-hour tour moves at your pace through the Renaissance heart of Spain's Jaén province. You'll navigate cobbled plazas, palaces, and churches without the crowd, finishing with a tasting of local extra virgin olive oil. The guide shapes the route to match your interests, and building entry fees are separate.

Exclusive Sagrada Familia Semi Private Tour
When Ben from our BugBitten team did this tour, we found it a smart way to dodge the colossal crowds that descend on La Sagrada Familia daily. Capped at nine people, the guide actually knows your name and can field questions without feeling like you're holding up a 50-person queue. You'll learn about Gaudí's vision and the 144-year construction saga before getting loose to explore the museum and other sections solo. Barcelona's Sagrada Familia isn't going anywhere, but the experience of seeing it in a small group rather than a shuffling mob definitely changes the visit.

Guided tour of San Sebastián
A 90-minute walking tour through San Sebastián's key landmarks, starting at Alameda del Boulevard. You'll explore the neoclassical City Hall overlooking Playa de la Concha, duck into the Gothic Buen Pastor Cathedral, cross the Maria Cristina bridge, wander the Old Town's narrow streets, and hit the local Gap Market to clock the region's produce. The route takes in Plaza de la Constitución, several historic churches, and the riverside Urumea path. A local guide leads throughout.

Avila and Segovia Private Minivan Tour from Madrid
A nine-hour private minivan tour combining two of Castile's most striking medieval towns. Start in Ávila exploring its remarkable Gothic cathedral, Santa Teresa's baptismal church, and the convent bearing her name before heading to the Four Posts viewpoint for sweeping city vistas. Then drive to Segovia for lunch near the main square and cathedral, followed by time to wander past the famous Roman aqueduct and fortress. Transport, wifi, and water included; cathedral entries and meals are separate.

Montjuïc: Magic & Art Bike Tour Barcelona
Pedal through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s Montjuïc hilltop on this three-hour guided ride, tracing the city's 20th-century ambitions. You'll see the 1929 Universal Exposition sites—grand palaces and the Magic Fountain—then climb gently to the 1992 Olympic precinct before descending to Miramar's sweeping vistas of port and Mediterranean. Suitable for most riders; a local guide handles the navigation whilst you soak in the layered history.

Private Dali Museum and Costa Brava Tour from Barcelona
A 10-hour private tour departing [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) that combines the surrealist worlds of Salvador Dalí with the rugged Mediterranean coastline of Costa Brava. Your guide collects you from your Barcelona accommodation and drives you to Figueres, where you'll explore the Dalí Theatre-Museum—an architectural oddity housing one of surrealism's most comprehensive collections. Between gallery time, you'll catch glimpses of the Costa Brava's dramatic cliffs and fishing villages before returning to the city by early evening.

Private Charter in Catamaran Alexa by Barcelona 12 pax 2/4/8 HS
Charter the Alexa 37, a 37-metre catamaran built for groups up to 12, and shape your own day on the [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) coast. Your captain steers while you call the shots: swim, paddleboard, jet ski, or anchor in a quiet bay with music and cold drinks. Eight hours means real time on the water—enough to venture beyond the harbour crowds and find your own rhythm. Snacks, beverages and towels are sorted.

Gaudi UNESCO Highlights Small Group Bike Tour
Pedal through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s architectural landmarks on this 4-hour guided bike tour covering all five of Gaudí's UNESCO buildings. You'll see La Sagrada Familia's soaring basilica, the undulating Casa Milà, the mythologically-inspired Casa Batlló, and two others, plus Gothic Quarter gems like Arc de Triomf and Plaça Reial. A mid-ride break in the bohemian Gràcia neighbourhood gives your legs a rest and your eyes a chance to absorb the neighbourhood's relaxed energy.

Barcelona Highlights Bike Tour
Pedal through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s architectural layers—from medieval alleyways to Gaudí's modernist masterpieces—on this three-hour guided ride. You'll cover ground most walking tours miss, rolling past the Gothic Quarter, Olympic Port, Sagrada Família, and pockets of the city locals favour. Your guide shares neighbourhood stories, spots for eating and drinking, and navigates you past the obvious circuits to reveal how the city actually works. Expect a steady pace, not a race.

Granada Tapas and wine tour!
Taste Granada the way locals do by hopping between three neighbourhood bars, sampling small plates and regional wines. This 2–30 minute crawl skips the tourist circuit to show you how granadinos actually eat: moving from bar to bar, ordering varied tapas to share, drinking quality wine, and soaking up street-level stories about the city. Four drinks and six tapas per person come included, enough for a proper meal if you're not ordering extras.

City of Arts and Sciences Bike Tour
Cycle from Valencia's medieval core through the verdant Turia Park corridor to reach the futuristic City of Arts and Sciences. This 90-minute guided ride traces the city's evolution from narrow gothic streets to sweeping modern plazas, letting you cover the distance on two wheels rather than foot. A local guide narrates the landmarks and districts as you roll past them, delivering a working knowledge of Valencia's architectural shifts without requiring serious fitness.

Professional Photoshoot Tour - Barcelona's iconic locations
A 90-minute guided photo tour through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s most photogenic corners, led by a photographer who knows where the light hits best. You'll visit signature landmarks while learning their stories, with the photographer capturing around 100 shots that get edited and delivered the same day. No need to choose between sightseeing and getting decent photos of yourself—this does both, and it won't break the bank.

Private Express Early Morning Sagrada Familia Tour
Beat [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s queues with early-morning access to Sagrada Familia. This 90-minute private tour pairs skip-the-line entry with a dedicated guide who unpacks Gaudí's architectural vision, from the symbolism etched into its facade to the interplay of light through stained glass. You'll explore the main floor at a pace that suits you, absorbing both the technical brilliance and spiritual weight of Spain's most-visited monument.

Bizkaia, Duranguesado Route. Beautiful villages and mountain landscapes.
Traverse the Duranguesado region of Bizkaia on this 8–9 hour guided loop through Basque Country's most dramatic terrain. You'll walk medieval villages frozen in time—Elorrio, Otxandio, Areatza—each with intact stone mansions and narrow plazas, then push into natural parks where beech forests and ridgelines dominate the horizon. Stop at Argiñeta's burial grounds, home to 10th-century funeral monuments of European significance. Private transport and a knowledgeable guide handle logistics; you handle the experience.

Ticket Flamenco Show with Drink
Catch live flamenco at El Pañuelo Tablao in central Córdoba, where professional dancers and musicians perform with raw intensity for 90 minutes. You'll settle in with a drink—wine, beer, water, or soft drink included—and watch the kind of flamenco that makes your chest tight. It's theatre without the pretence, set in a proper restaurant in the heart of the old city. The performers are Spanish and international artists who know how to build a night.

Guided 2-Dive Scuba Trip in South Tenerife
When Ben from our team booked a two-dive day with Aquarius Dive Center in South Tenerife, we got a masterclass in how the right operator runs a scuba trip. This isn't a cattle-pen operation — small groups mean your guide actually watches you, and the dive site shifts based on the day's conditions, your ticket level, and experience. Aquarius has 35+ years in the game, PADI credentials stacked high, and a proper safety culture baked in. The underwater terrain is volcanic and textured: rocky reefs, walls, sandy patches, and formations worth poking through. Five hours door-to-door, guided by locals who know these waters.

Highlights of Barcelona - Sunset Private Bike Tour with Cava
Pedal through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s waterfront and inner-city neighbourhoods as the sun dips low, stopping to taste local cava along the way. This 2.5-hour ride takes you past the Olympic Village, Parc de la Ciutadella, the Arc de Triomf, and the bustling Mercat del Born, with a knowledgeable guide narrating the stories behind each landmark. You'll finish with a glass of sparkling wine and tapas, experiencing the city at street level rather than from a tour bus.

Santiago de Compostela City Walking Tour
Explore Santiago de Compostela's layered history and architectural gems on this 1 hour 40 minute guided walk through Galicia's historic capital. Your official guide uncovers lesser-known corners and curious details woven into the city's fabric, moving beyond the postcard sights to reveal how locals actually experience this pilgrimage destination. You'll navigate medieval streets and discover the stories that shaped this remarkable place.

Private Catamaran Excursion through Formentera
Charter a spacious catamaran for eight hours exploring Formentera's secluded anchorages and turquoise shallows. The 2025 Lagoon 450 comes fully crewed, with paddle boards, kayaks, and snorkelling kit included. Navigate between hidden coves at your own pace, swim in gin-clear water, and sprawl across multiple decks—a flybridge, sunbathing platform, and saloon with dining area. Your skipper handles all navigation while you decide which bays warrant a stop.

Games and History Walking Tour in the Center of Valencia
This three-hour walking tour through Valencia's centre flips the script on typical guided walks. Rather than passively trailing a guide, you'll solve puzzles and complete challenges that unlock the city's stories yourself. The route spans from the Estació del Nord through plazas, markets, and monuments, letting you discover Valencia at your own rhythm. Collect rewards along the way to trade for a final surprise—the specifics remain delightfully secret until you arrive.

Pamper your feet with foot bath and reflexology massage
Spend an hour attending to your feet with a therapeutic soak followed by targeted reflexology work. This treatment begins with a 15-minute foot bath using Dead Sea salt and rose petals, followed by 40 minutes of reflexology massage designed to release tension, settle your nervous system, and encourage your body's natural healing responses. Based in Spain, it's an ideal break for those who prefer foot-focused bodywork to full-body massage.

Historical Guided Tour of Cazorla
When Em from our team ran this historical tour around Cazorla, we got a proper walkthrough of one of Jaén's UNESCO-listed towns — think Renaissance facades, castle ruins, and the kind of narrow streets where every corner has a story. The guide kept our small group moving at a sensible clip through the old quarters, pointing out architectural details and explaining what each era left behind. Two hours gave us enough time to cover the main sights without feeling rushed, though you can stretch it to four hours if you want to linger or hit nearby La Iruela or Quesada.

Kayaking Adventure: Sea Caves, Virgin Coves and Snorkeling
When Jake from our team paddled out on this coastal kayak trip near Maro-Cerro Gordo in Spain, we found ourselves in genuinely stunning territory — think 300-metre cliff walls, turquoise coves, and actual marine life. The 2 hour 15 minute route takes you past Maiden's Cove (crystal-clear waters, no exaggeration), into sea caves thick with orange coral, and gives you decent snorkelling time at Calaiza. It's a mixed-ability tour that works for solo kayakers and doubles, and the guides nail the safety brief before you launch. The coast here feels remote but accessible, and you're not fighting crowds to get a decent swim.

Valencia San José Caves Tour and Summer Waterfall Day Trip
When Sarah from our team ran this Valencia combo, we kicked off with a boat ride through the San José Caves—Europe's longest navigable underground river—gliding past limestone walls and cathedral-sized chambers before heading to Salto de la Novia, a tucked-away waterfall fed by local legend. The full-day trip whisks you out of the summer scorcher into two genuinely quiet corners that most tourists skip. You're escorted by a bilingual guide and air-conditioned transport, which means less logistics hassle and more time floating through cold, clear water surrounded by rock formations that feel ancient and otherworldly.

Mallorca Winery tour and tasting of 5 wines with tapas
When Lily from our BugBitten team visited Bodegas Bordoy, we got the real sense of what makes Mallorcan wine tick. This 90-minute experience walks you through the vineyard, shows you how five different wines come together, then sits you down with tapas under a shaded porch while you taste them all. The winery's been going since 2000, blending old family knowledge with modern technique — it's the kind of place that feels less like a tourist tick-box and more like someone actually wants to show you their work. Expect a mix of visitors from all over, a relaxed pace, and genuine connection to the land.

Pintxo Workshop and Fest in the secret kitchen
Learn to craft pintxos in a members-only gastronomic society in San Sebastián, where locals gather to cook with care. Over five hours, you'll prepare five pintxos and a dessert, taste them alongside six glasses of Basque wine, and walk away with recipes to host your own spread. Run by a Basque native who's spent years refining this workshop, it strips away tourist theatre to show you how food and community actually work in the region.

Medina Azahara
Spend two and a half hours exploring the ruins of Medina Azahara, the tenth-century palace-city built by Abd al-Rahman III as a seat of power in Al-Andalus. Your guide navigates the archaeological remains, unpacking the political machinations and daily life of this ambitious court through the layout of its rooms and spaces. Entry and radio guide included; you'll need your own transport to reach the site near Córdoba.

Crimes the tour through the Dark Side of Barcelona
A two-hour walking tour through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s oldest quarters—Raval, Gothic Quarter, and Born—that uncovers genuine criminal cases that gripped the city for generations. Your licensed guide reveals the lesser-known dark chapters woven into these medieval streets, transforming how you see the city's architecture and history. This isn't sensationalism; it's a serious exploration of real events that shaped Barcelona's past.

Half Day Gastronomic Wild Walk in Girona
A three-hour forage walk through Girona's countryside where you'll identify edible plants, mushrooms and wild ingredients using magnifying glasses, then prepare and taste a simple tapa from your finds. Led by a guide who reveals forgotten knowledge about what grew around here before supermarkets. Best suited to those who enjoy getting their hands dirty and don't mind a gentle stroll on natural terrain.
