Tours in Spain

Granada Alhambra Group Tour from Malaga Port

Travel by coach from Málaga port to Granada's [Alhambra](/places/alhambra), the sprawling Islamic palace complex that ruled medieval Spain. A certified guide leads you through 14 hectares of Nasrid architecture, including the summer retreat of Generalife with its water-cooled gardens, the viziers' quarters, and the sultanate residences where 23 rulers held court. The round trip takes 6.5 hours, with transport and entry included.

Barcelona Salsa Lovers Dance Experience

Spend 90 minutes learning salsa in [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) with a group of fellow dancers or keep it private. A local instructor meets you at your level—whether you're finding your feet or refining your technique—and takes you through the fundamentals before building toward more complex movements. By the end, you'll be moving to live Latin rhythms alongside other learners in a proper dance venue.

Hiking tours in Ibiza with Discover Ibiza Hikes - Panoramic Hikes

When Alex from our team hiked with Discover Ibiza Hikes, we traded the island's party reputation for actual trails. This outfit runs 4-hour panoramic loops across Ibiza's quieter side—pine ridges, coastal lookouts, hidden gullies—with local guides who've clocked thousands of kilometres on foot. It's the kind of tour that works if you're fit, keen to move, and happy to ditch the resorts for a proper sense of what the landscape actually is.

Kayak Route + Snorkel in Cantabria

Paddle out along Trengandín beach in Cantabria, one of the region's most striking stretches of coast, then slip into shallow, gin-clear waters to snorkel through underwater habitats. This two-hour combined kayak and snorkel session keeps you away from the tour-bus crowds, shifting perspective from sea level to beneath the surface. You'll move at your own pace between rocky coves and sandy bays, spotting marine life and coastal ecosystems up close.

2 hoursfrom AUD $58

★ 4.7 (10)

Barcelona Highlights Private Tour

See [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s landmarks at your own pace with a private car and driver over 4 hours. You choose the departure time and collection point—whether that's your hotel or the port—and decide which sights matter most. The guide is optional, so you can explore independently or get local insight. Works well for cruise passengers and anyone wanting to cover ground without a schedule.

4 hoursfrom AUD $1110

Alhambra: Small Group Tour with Local Guide & Admission

★ 4.7 (1,431)

🛕 Culture & History

7 hours – 9 hoursfrom AUD $112

Alhambra: Small Group Tour with Local Guide & Admission

A three-hour guided tour of Granada's [Alhambra](/places/alhambra) Palace with skip-the-line access and small groups capped at 15 people. Your guide navigates you through the Nasrid Palaces, Alcazaba fortress, and Generalife Gardens, unpacking the political intrigue and architectural ambition of medieval Moorish rulers. You'll hear the palace's layered history—power plays, palace life, strategic design—while picking out views across Granada from the hilltop perch.

Caminito del Rey Day Trip from Costa del Sol

This 7–9 hour excursion takes you from Costa del Sol to the Caminito del Rey, a 7.7 km cliffside walkway through the Gaitanes Gorge near Málaga. Once notorious for its crumbling stonework and narrow ledges, the pathway has been rebuilt and now safely guides walkers across hanging bridges with views down to the gorge floor. Hotel pickup and coach transport are included, alongside a guide who explains the site's dramatic history.

Jet Ski Experience in Tenerife, Las Galletas with Flash Jet Ski

★ 4.7 (481)

1h 30m – 2 hoursfrom AUD $20

Jet Ski Experience in Tenerife, Las Galletas with Flash Jet Ski

Blast across Tenerife's southern waters on a personal jet ski for two hours, launching from Las Galletas. Flash Jet Ski handles the logistics—they'll collect you from anywhere in the south and kit you out with a wetsuit, then send trained staff to guide you along exclusive coastal routes. You'll return with complimentary photos shot on a pro camera, plus soft drinks and water to cool off.

Barcelona Airport Private Arrival Transfer

Skip the taxi queue and arrive in [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) with a pre-booked private driver who knows the city. This one-way transfer from the airport includes flight monitoring so your English-speaking local driver adjusts for delays, plus a full hour to clear baggage without rushing. Fixed pricing means no surprises, and round-the-clock support backs you up if plans change. You'll be dropped at your accommodation ready to explore.

San Sebastian walking tour with pintxo and drink option

When Charlie from our team ran this San Sebastian walking tour, it hit the sweet spot between heritage deep-dive and genuine local flavour. You start in the Belle Epoque elegance of the city centre—grand theatres, Queen Maria Cristina's old stomping grounds—then head into the cramped, characterful Old Town where pintxos line every bar window. The guide threads stories of nineteenth-century origins and cultural life through landmarks like the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd and Victoria Eugenia Theatre. It's roughly 90 minutes to two hours, and if you've booked the right option, finishes with an actual pintxo and drink in a proper Old Town bar, not a tourist trap.

Uncharted Marine Reserve Cave, Snorkel & Cliff Jumping Kayak Tour

★ 4.7 (284)

45 min – 1h 30mfrom AUD $43

Uncharted Marine Reserve Cave, Snorkel & Cliff Jumping Kayak Tour

Paddle into Javea's San Antonio Marine Reserve on a 2.5-hour kayak adventure that swings between quiet cave exploration and proper adrenaline. You'll navigate limestone caverns carved into the Mediterranean coastline, snorkel in sheltered turquoise bays, and if the mood takes you, launch yourself off Cala Tango's cliff face into the water below. A local guide steers the route and handles the logistics while you experience both the pulse-quickening and meditative sides of coastal Spain.

The Worlds Largest RIB luxury 3hrs including lunch and drinks

Board Tenerife's largest RIB for a three-hour Atlantic voyage spotting whales and dolphins in their natural habitat. This intimate luxury experience caps at 15 passengers, allowing genuine connection with marine life while you relax between sightings. The boat features generous deck space, a full bar stocked with cava and beer, and a proper lunch of roasted chicken, rice and seasonal vegetables. Snorkelling gear and shower facilities round out the comfort factor—bring swimwear and prepare for an afternoon that genuinely delivers.

Barcelona Private Tour: Tapas & Wine Tasting with Flamenco Show

A three-hour private exploration of [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s oldest quarters paired with regional wines and tapas, culminating in live flamenco. Your guide navigates the Gothic Quarter's medieval lanes and the Born District's blend of ancient architecture and contemporary venues, stopping at a neighbourhood restaurant for small plates and cava. The evening closes with a flamenco performance in a period palace, drinks included.

Shared Yacht Tour with Drinks Lunch and Snorkeling

Spend four hours aboard a 17-metre luxury yacht off the Spanish coast with a maximum of 12 passengers, keeping groups intimate and service attentive. You'll snorkel at designated spots, nibble on assorted snacks, and access an open bar stocked with beer, sangria, soft drinks and juices. A skipper and sailor manage the boat whilst you relax on deckchairs or cushioned seating aft, with a welcome glass of cava to start.

Sweet Gaudi: the most delicious visit to Casa Vicens

Tour Gaudí's debut architectural work, Casa Vicens, then settle into the on-site café to process what you've seen over refreshments. You'll spend roughly 45 minutes to an hour and a half moving through the house—its tilework, wrought ironwork, and garden—before choosing your own reward: warm chocolate and pastry, vermouth with nibbles, or creamy mango gelato. The pace suits solo wanderers and groups alike.

★ 4.7 (98)

Kayak & Snorkel Ibiza, Spain

Paddle along Ibiza's northeastern coast within the Tagomago Marine Reserve on a three-hour kayak and snorkel tour suitable for all abilities. Starting from es Figueral beach, you'll navigate past dramatic basalt formations, red cliffs and hidden coves, stopping to explore underwater life at Punta des Llaut before returning. The route takes in fishermen's shelters, sea-accessible beaches and small caverns, offering a genuine glimpse of the island's geology and marine character without the crowds.

Private Tour of the Cathedral and Giralda of Seville

Explore Seville's Cathedral and its iconic Giralda bell tower on a private 90-minute guided tour. This 15th-century Gothic masterpiece dominates the city's skyline and contains layers of history—from its Moorish foundations to Renaissance chapels. Your guide unpacks the architecture, art, and stories embedded in the stonework, while entry tickets are sorted. You'll navigate the interior at your own pace with wireless audio systems keeping you in the loop.

3-Hour Walking Tour in Los Volcanes Nature Reserve

Walk through Lanzarote's volcanic landscape on a guided 3-hour trek across Los Volcanes Nature Reserve. You'll cover 7 kilometres of raw basalt terrain with a knowledgeable guide, taking in stark geology and distant views. The route is low difficulty but requires steady legs and proper footwear. Transfers available from Costa Teguise, Arrecife, and Puerto del Carmen.

3 hoursfrom AUD $85

Montserrat 7-hour Private Tour from Barcelona with Lunch

★ 4.7 (48)

Montserrat 7-hour Private Tour from Barcelona with Lunch

When Noah from our team ran this 7-hour private tour, it ticked the main boxes for a Montserrat day trip from Barcelona. You're picked up from your hotel, fed a proper Catalan breakfast, then whisked by train and cable car (or cog railway on dodgy weather days) to the stunning rocky monastery. The highlight is standing in front of La Moreneta — the Black Madonna statue that's been drawing pilgrims for centuries. You get a guided walk around the abbey, taste four local liquors, and lunch at the monastery restaurant. The kicker: you can swap that meal for hiking trails through the dramatic rock formations instead. It's a solid introduction to one of Catalonia's most iconic spots, though it moves at a comfortable rather than adventurous pace.

7 hoursfrom AUD $601

Girona and Costa Brava Private Day Trip from Barcelona

★ 4.7 (42)

Girona and Costa Brava Private Day Trip from Barcelona

A private 11-hour journey through Catalonia's medieval heart and dramatic coastline. Your driver collects you from [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) and takes you northeastward to Girona's winding medieval streets, then onwards to the Costa Brava's rugged coves and whitewashed villages. You'll pause at a hilltop sanctuary for panoramic views, explore the stone passages of Pals, and have the chance to swim at Calella de Palafrugell before returning to the city.

11 hoursfrom AUD $635

SUP Adventure Ibiza (stand up paddle & snorkeling) VIP TOUR

★ 4.7 (39)

SUP Adventure Ibiza (stand up paddle & snorkeling) VIP TOUR

Paddle and snorkel along Ibiza's west coast from San Antonio on a three-hour boat trip suited to all abilities. Your Ibizan skipper navigates to isolated coves unreachable by land, where you'll drop in for snorkelling or take out a board. The vessel—fitted with shower, heads, and sundecks—keeps you comfortable between swims. Drinks and snacks flow throughout, and you'll cruise past legendary sunset spots like Café del Mar on the way back.

Barcelona Sailing Experience: Spanish Tapas and Premium Open Bar

A two-hour sailing trip from Port Olímpic lets you cruise [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s Mediterranean coastline with Spanish tapas and drinks in hand. The boat departs with a professional captain, serves up local spreads—cured meats, cheese, olives—alongside Sangria, Cava, and other drinks. Morning sails include light brunch. Depending on sea conditions, you'll get time to swim in clear water while taking in views of the city's waterfront.

Tasty Barcelona Street Food Tour With Local Market Visit

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this Barcelona street food tour, she got the full sensory hit: La Boqueria market's riot of colour and smell, then a weaving route through the Gothic Quarter and El Call (Barcelona's old Jewish quarter) picking up tapas, jamón, cheese, and pastries from proper local spots. It's 2.5 hours of walking and eating with a local guide steering you toward the real stuff, not the tourist-trap versions. The vibe is small-group intimate, and you're moving through the actual heart of the city as you nibble—feels less like a food tour, more like a local showing you their usual Friday lunch haunts.

Spa circuit for 75 minutes with exclusive drink included

Spend 75 minutes moving through a purpose-built spa circuit in Spain that harnesses copper's restorative qualities to counter daily stress and physical depletion. The facility integrates copper throughout its design—a metal traditionally valued for its wellness properties. You'll flow between stations at your own pace, moving between warm and cool zones whilst sipping complimentary herbal tea and water. It's a deliberate reset rather than passive pampering, designed to restore energy and calm the nervous system.

1h 15mfrom AUD $75

Photographer, Professional Photo shoot - Ibiza

★ 4.7 (26)

Photographer, Professional Photo shoot - Ibiza

Work with a professional photographer across Ibiza's lesser-known spots for a 4-hour shoot tailored to your needs. Solo travellers, couples, families, and celebration groups all get the same treatment: a curated location, expert direction, and 50 polished images delivered within a fortnight. Whether you're after engagement shots, honeymoon portraits, or influencer content, the photographer adapts to your brief and vision.

4 hoursfrom AUD $292

Private Tour to Bilbao, Guggenheim Museum & Getaria Village

★ 4.7 (26)

7 hours – 8 hoursfrom AUD $518

Private Tour to Bilbao, Guggenheim Museum & Getaria Village

Explore Bilbao's contemporary art scene and Basque coastal culture on this seven-to-eight-hour private tour. Your guide steers you through the city's creative spine before heading to the Guggenheim, where Gehry's titanium curves frame cutting-edge galleries. En route, you'll stop in Getaria, a working fishing village perched on the Gipuzkoa coast, giving you unhurried time to wander and eat at local spots. You set the rhythm throughout.

★ 4.7 (16)

🏔 Adventure & Sports

3 hours – 10 hoursfrom AUD $42

E-Bike Rental

Explore Seville's flat terrain on a high-performance electric bike, covering ground from the city centre to riverside paths and northern districts at your own pace. The motor does the heavy lifting whilst you soak in over 320 sunshine days across Seville's 170+ kilometres of dedicated cycle lanes. Choose your duration from a quick 3-hour spin to a full 10-hour adventure, perfect for discovering neighbourhoods without the sweat.

★ 4.7 (16)

Montserrat Private Tour from Barcelona

A five-hour private drive from [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) whisks you up to the dramatic rocky peaks of Montserrat, where a working Benedictine monastery sits perched above the surrounding landscape. Your driver handles navigation and parking logistics, leaving you free to explore the spiritual heart of Catalonia at your own pace. The route suits all fitness levels and families with young children, though entry fees to the basilica are separate.

5 hoursfrom AUD $735

Golden Hour Sagrada Familia & Sunset Park Güell

★ 4.7 (16)

Golden Hour Sagrada Familia & Sunset Park Güell

Chase golden light across two of [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s most iconic Gaudí landmarks in a single afternoon. Your licensed guide leads you through the Sagrada Família's exterior and interior (subject to ticket availability; Casa Batlló substitutes if needed), then whisks you to Park Güell's monumental zone with skip-the-line access. Three hours to absorb sweeping city views and Gaudí's architectural obsessions as the sun dips toward the horizon. Small groups only—maximum 15 people.

Seville in 1 day: guided tour of Cathedral, Alcazar and Jewish Quarter

This 2-hour 15-minute walking tour threads together Seville's architectural landmarks and layered neighbourhoods. You'll encounter the Cathedral and its iconic Giralda tower, the Real Alcázar palace, Torre del Oro, and the atmospheric Jewish Quarter, guided by someone who weaves historical context, local tales and cultural nuance into each stop. The pace is leisurely and flat, designed for genuine understanding rather than box-ticking.

Experience with traditional winery tasting serrana s.XVI

When Noah from our team visited this 16th-century winery in Salamanca, we found ourselves in a genuinely atmospheric medieval stone building that's been carefully restored. The hour-long tasting walks you through the Serrana's wine story—how they grow grapes, what fermentation looks like—while you taste two local reds and rosés made from the native Rufete grape, paired with jamón ibérico and regional cheeses. The crowd's mixed: wine enthusiasts, locals, and curious day-trippers. It's the kind of place where the age of the building does half the talking for you.

Kayak Guided Tours

Paddle the Guadalquivir River through Seville's heart on a two-hour guided kayak tour. You'll launch from the city centre and navigate the waterway from a perspective most visitors never experience, learning proper technique and safety before pushing off. It's a chance to see the city's landmarks from the water whilst getting a genuine workout, meeting fellow paddlers, and discovering why locals reckon this river route beats the standard tourist circuit.

2 hoursfrom AUD $53

Barcelona's El Raval and the Gothic Quarter: A Self-Guided Audio Tour

1h 15m – 1h 30mfrom AUD $17

Barcelona's El Raval and the Gothic Quarter: A Self-Guided Audio Tour

Explore [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s El Raval and Gothic Quarter on your own schedule with this self-guided audio walk led by John Hipper, an Australian historian based in Spain. The 75–90 minute route winds through narrow medieval streets, hidden plazas and architectural landmarks that shaped Picasso and Gaudí. Download the VoiceMap app, enter your code, and follow turn-by-turn GPS narration that works offline. Start whenever you like, pause to linger, and revisit the tour as often as you want before and after your booking date.

Guided Kayak Tour from Sant Elm to Sa Dragonera

Guided Kayak Tour from Sant Elm to Sa Dragonera

When Tom from our team paddled out from Sant Elm toward Sa Dragonera, the island appeared gradually across clear water rather than suddenly via ferry — a proper arrival. This three-hour guided kayak tour mixes paddling, a shoreline hike on the protected island, swimming, and snorkelling into one flowing experience. The area feels quiet and genuinely wild, even though it's just off Mallorca's coast. Small groups and a local guide who knows every cove make it feel personal, not like a cattle-run tour. It's pitched at active nature types who want to explore at a human pace.

e-Scooter City Tour + Camel Ride inside Maspalomas Dunes

When Ben from our team took this e-scooter tour around Maspalomas, we found it a genuinely green way to see the south coast of Gran Canaria. You ride electric Choppers (think motorised scooters) through Playa del Ingles and out to the Maspalomas Dunes, then dismount for a 30-minute camel trek across the sand. It's two hours total, includes a soft drink and insurance, and feels like a proper local's route rather than a coach-full tourist grind. Fair warning: you need an AM or B driving licence to pilot one yourself, or you can tag along as a passenger with a mate who's licensed.

Santoña and Anchovy Factory tour from Santander - small groups

Head to the fishing town of Santoña to see how Cantabrian anchovies go from catch to tin at a working factory. You'll tour Conservas Emilia's production floor, then have time to wander the village's narrow streets and waterfront, or opt for a boat ride across the bay and salt marshes. Four-and-a-half hours from Santander with a local guide, small groups capped at eight people.

Stone Carving in Cercedilla/Madrid

Spend two and a half hours carving stone in the quiet hills near Madrid, where repetitive work quiets the mind. Select your medium—marble, sandstone or chalk—and let your hands discover rhythm with professional tools and materials provided. The workshop sits in Cercedilla village, where you can extend the day with a forest walk and settle into a local café afterwards.

2h 30mfrom AUD $67

Mallorca: Windmills, Legends and Charming Villages

Mallorca: Windmills, Legends and Charming Villages

A small-group drive through Mallorca's interior reveals windmills, village stories, and landscapes most visitors miss. Over five hours and roughly 70 kilometres, you'll stop in Algaida, Pina, Lloret de Vista Alegre, Montuiri, Randa and the hilltop sanctuary of Cura. A local guide unpacks the history, culture and regional food tied to each spot, finishing with a traditional pamboli lunch. This works best for those keen to understand the island beyond its coastal resorts.

5 hoursfrom AUD $125

Bilbao Scavenger Hunt & Highlights Self-Guided Walking Tour

Bilbao Scavenger Hunt & Highlights Self-Guided Walking Tour

When Lily from our team tried this Bilbao scavenger hunt, we appreciated the flexibility straightaway — no guide waiting at dawn, no rigid schedule, just an app and a city to explore at our own pace. You download the World City Trail app, input a code, and solve location-based puzzles across 10+ major sites (Guggenheim, Plaza Nueva, Ribera Market, the lot) while learning Bilbao's history and picking up local restaurant tips along the way. It's billed as a 2-hour loop, though Lily found the beauty is you can pause mid-hunt, grab a coffee in Casco Viejo, and pick up later — or even the next day. Works for couples, families, and groups keen to navigate the city their own way.

2 hoursfrom AUD $7