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

Tour from santaigo to Ribeira sacra with boat trip
A 10-hour journey from Santiago into Ourense's Ribeira Sacra, where medieval monasteries emerge from steep river valleys and Denominación de Origen vineyards blanket the slopes. You'll navigate this wine region's spiritual heart aboard a boat, passing oak forests and stopping at landmark structures like Santo Estevo and San Pedro de Rocas. Your local guide unpacks centuries of Galician history whilst the landscape shifts between river, vine and stone.

Wine tasting with a view of the Sagrada Familia
Taste wines from Spain, France, Italy and Chile while gazing at the Sagrada Familia in [Barcelona](/places/barcelona). Over 2.5 hours, a winemaker guides you through tasting techniques paired with regional tapas designed to highlight each pour. You'll receive five glasses total—a welcome cava plus four wines—professional photos, and enough food to constitute a proper meal. The setting lets you linger over the basilica's architecture between sips.

Tablao Sevilla Flamenco Only for 20 People
When Ben from our BugBitten team caught this show, Tablao Sevilla delivered something genuinely intimate — a 50-minute flamenco performance in a tiny 20-person room with a singer, guitarist, and dancer working the space like they're in your lounge. Based in Seville, it's the antithesis of the big tourist theatre circuit. The vibe is local, the artists are passionate about keeping the tradition alive, and you can read the sweat and emotion on their faces. No cheap spectacle here, just raw flamenco culture served close-up.

Private Txakoli Wine Tour through the Coast from San Sebastian
Explore the Txakoli wine region on the Gipuzkoa coast with a private guide driving you from San Sebastian through five hours of coastal Basque Country. Visit a family-run winery for a tasting paired with regional food, walk through the medieval village of Getaria, and take in views from Talai Mendi viewpoint. Hotel pickup and drop-off included.

Sagrada Familia Guided Tour with Skip the Line Ticket
A 75-minute guided tour of Gaudí's Sagrada Familia in [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) with skip-the-line entry. Your accredited guide unpacks the basilica's symbolism and design philosophy, revealing how organic forms and nature shaped every detail. You'll explore the facades, soaring interior columns, and coloured light filtering through stained glass. Personal headphones (for groups over 10) let you hear clearly as you wander at your own pace afterwards. Includes a 10% voucher for the on-site bar.

Barcelona Highlights & Sagrada Familia Tour: Priority Access
Get beneath [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s postcard surface on this six-hour guided tour mixing architectural masterpieces with back-alley discoveries. You'll skip queues at Gaudí's Sagrada Familia and explore the medley of medieval streets in the Gothic Quarter, with stops at Montjuïc and (on full-day option) Park Güell and La Pedrera. A small group means your guide can actually answer questions rather than herding crowds.

IKONO: a Unique Sensory and Photographic Experience
IKONO is an interactive gallery across Spain where you step through colour-saturated rooms designed for photography and sensory play. Over roughly an hour, you'll navigate distinct installations that layer scent, texture, and visual effects—each space asks you to compose your own shot and leave your mark on the design. It's equal parts photo studio and playground, where the line between digital projection and physical set blurs.

Dali Museum, House & Cadaques Small Group Tour from Barcelona
Track Dalí's life across three of his most significant spaces in Catalonia. Start at the surrealist museum in Figueres, then venture to the Costa Brava—either the whitewashed fishing town of Cadaques with his Port Lligat home (September–June), or the medieval village and Púbol Castle he designed for his wife (July–August). An 11.5-hour expedition that moves beyond the galleries into the landscapes and structures that shaped his vision. Small groups mean genuine conversation with your guide, and pre-booked entry skips the queues.

Flamenco Show at Casa de la Memoria Admission Ticket
Watch flamenco performed by established artists in an intimate 15th-century palace in central Seville. This one-hour show strips away distractions—no microphones, no bar service, no restaurant—to deliver raw, traditional flamenco as it's meant to be experienced. The stripped-back venue in a historic building creates a direct connection between dancer, musician, and audience.

Ticket for Casa de la Guitarra Flamenco Show
Watch flamenco performed live by award-winning guitarist José Luis Postigo at his intimate venue in Seville's historic Santa Cruz quarter. This 60-minute show pairs raw guitar mastery with the passion of traditional flamenco, held daily in the artist's own space. Before or after the performance, explore the museum to understand flamenco's cultural roots and browse Postigo's collection of classical and flamenco guitars spanning decades.

The Original Albufera Tour: Barraca, Boat Ride & Local Guide
When Mia from our team ran the Albufera tour, we found ourselves gliding across Spain's largest freshwater lagoon on an electric boat just 20 minutes from Valencia city. The 4-hour experience traces the roots of paella culture through rice paddies and quiet fishing villages, with an official guide steering us through El Saler's Mediterranean dunes, the point where lake meets sea, and El Palmar—a genuinely peaceful island village. The morning option includes a bird sanctuary stop and a cold drink; sunset runs chase the day's final light across still water. It's pitched at couples, families, and nature-seekers wanting something beyond the usual Valencia itinerary.

Sagrada Familia Skip the Line Guided Tour
Walk through Gaudí's unfinished basilica with a knowledgeable guide who unlocks the symbolism and structural genius of Catalonia's most iconic building. This 90-minute tour bypasses the notorious queues at the Sagrada Família, letting you explore the soaring nave, intricate facades, and jaw-dropping interior without the crowds. Small groups (up to 10) offer a more intimate experience, while standard groups run between 20–30 people.

From Barcelona: Torres Winery Tour with wine tasting & tapas
When Noah from our team ran this Torres Winery tour near Barcelona, we spent five hours in the Penedès wine region tasting four wines (vermouth, white, red, sparkling) paired with a gourmet brunch prepared on-site. The winery sits amid sprawling vineyards with a relaxed, family-friendly vibe—mostly couples and small groups keen to learn about Spanish viticulture without the pretence. It's a solid half-day outing if you're serious about wine and food but don't want to spend the whole day in a cellar.

Valencia Highlights Bike Tour
Pedal through Valencia's landmarks over three hours, starting with narrow lanes and grand architecture in the old quarter before heading to the Túria, a 9 km linear park built on a former riverbed. You'll roll past the Palau de la Música and spot Gulliver's outsized playground, then finish at the futuristic City of Arts and Sciences, where Calatrava's striking structures define the skyline. A guided route that covers the city's architectural evolution without breaking a sweat.

Pub Crawl Valencia | The Biggest | Club Entry Included
Join travellers from across Valencia's hostel network for a four-hour night hitting El Carmen's rowdiest bars and clubs. You'll start at Home Youth Hostel at 10pm, moving between venues with a guide who knows the scene. One free shot at each bar and club entry included—ideal if you're solo, new to the city, or simply after a proper night out with strangers who'll probably become mates by closing time.

Flamenco show at Cueva Los Amayas, in Sacromonte
Watch flamenco performed in its truest form at this centuries-old cave in Sacromonte's gypsy quarter. The Amaya family and their collaborators deliver a 75-minute show stripped of amplification and staging tricks—just dancers, guitarists, and singers filling a whitewashed cave with raw emotion. You'll feel every footfall and cry from metres away, experiencing the art as neighbourhood residents have for generations rather than as theatre-goers.

Guided Tour at Ron Arehucas Distillery
Step into Ron Arehucas' production spaces to see how this Spanish distillery has crafted award-winning rums since 1969. Over an hour, you'll walk through the facilities and learn the methods behind their celebrated spirits, then taste three gold-medal winners including their 12-year and 18-year aged expressions. The tour balances technical insight with the craft tradition that's defined the brand for decades.

Toledo Tour Complete with Patio-House Palace
Explore Toledo's layered past across 1 hour 45 minutes, moving through streets shaped by Christian, Muslim, and Jewish heritage. This route includes exclusive access to a private palace with a working courtyard—a property unique to this operator—offering a rare glimpse into how Toledo's elite lived alongside the city's three distinct communities. Navigate the old town's narrow lanes and discover how centuries of coexistence left their mark on architecture and daily life.

Sunset Sailing along the Marbella coast from Puerto Banus
Sail along Marbella's coastline as the sun dips toward the horizon, departing from Puerto Banus. This two-hour voyage trades crowded beaches for open water, where you'll watch daylight fade across the Mediterranean from the bow. The boat carries cold drinks, wine, cava and light snacks—everything needed to mark the transition between day and night without fanfare or rush.

Vermut & Sailing Experience Barcelona with Drinks and Snacks
Set sail from [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s Port Olimpic for ninety minutes along the Mediterranean coast. Your skipper guides the boat whilst you sip chilled vermouth and nibble snacks, soaking in views of the city's waterfront. If conditions allow, drop anchor for a swim in clear water, or stay aboard and pick up basic sailing pointers from someone who knows the sea. Small groups only—max eleven aboard.

Secret Volcano Tour by Tuk Tuk in Costa Adeje
Explore Caldera del Rey, a hidden volcanic crater in the uplands above Costa Adeje, aboard a nimble tuk tuk. This 1-hour tour reveals how ancient eruptions shaped the island's rich soil, now blanketed in banana farms. Your guide navigates the crater's rim and nearby caves where indigenous people once sheltered, unravelling layers of geological and human history. Choose a small group outing or book privately for extra comfort.

Sea Trek (exclusive in Lanzarote)
Walk along the seafloor in a pressurised helmet fed air from a surface boat, seeing fish and rock formations at close range without needing diving certification. Based exclusively in Lanzarote, this 90-minute experience uses Sub Sea Systems' helmet-diving technology to let you explore the underwater landscape on foot. No scuba training required—just the ability to breathe normally.

Flamenco Show and Dinner in Seville
Experience flamenco at El Palacio Andaluz in central Seville, where you'll watch accomplished dancers perform traditional pieces and a 12-minute Carmen adaptation in an intimate tablao setting. The evening includes a three-course dinner showcasing regional Andalusian cooking, plus a pre-show visit to the world's only Flamenco Costume Museum. The 90-minute performance runs at 19:00 or 21:30, with the museum tour beginning 30 minutes prior.

Costa Brava: Via Ferrata Cala del Molí
This three-hour Via Ferrata scramble along Catalonia's rocky coast cuts through dramatic limestone cliffs with Mediterranean views unmatched elsewhere in Europe. You'll clip into steel rungs and chains anchored into the cliff face, ascending towards Cala del Molí's turquoise waters. The route demands genuine fitness and nerve, rewarding both with adrenaline and unobstructed sea vistas. Afterwards, refuel with local snacks—patatas bravas, olives, cold beer—before heading back via nearby public transport.

Marbella 2 - hour Catamaran Group Excursion with Dolphin Watching
Set sail on a 2-hour catamaran cruise from Marbella with a small group (12 people max) hunting for wild dolphins along the Spanish coast. The Lagoon 380 catamaran gives you space to relax, swim, paddle-board and snorkel in open water, with the crew guiding safety and gear throughout. Weather permitting, you'll anchor in deep water for a proper swim before heading back to port with a cold drink in hand.

Gran Canaria Peaks Full-Day Tour from Las Palmas
This eight-hour guided tour heads into Gran Canaria's interior highlands, exploring volcanic peaks and remote mountain villages from Las Palmas. You'll visit Roque Nublo and Pico de las Nieves, stopping at San Mateo and Terol to absorb local history and geology. Professional guides lead the way through protected natural areas, taking you to viewpoints that overlook dramatic valleys and ravines. The route winds through forested paths and quiet backroads, revealing the island's unspoilt upland character without the usual tourist circuits.

Coasteering experience in Gran Canaria
When Tom from our team tried this coasteering experience on Gran Canaria's west side, we found ourselves scaling sea cliffs, launching off rock faces into the Atlantic, and threading through coastal caves. It's a full-throttle 4–6 hour mix of via ferrata, abseiling, zip-lining through a cavern, and swimming — all strung together along dramatic volcanic terrain. The vibe is genuinely adventurous without feeling reckless; guides manage the flow between adrenaline and exploration. You'll finish soaked, buzzing, and covered in salt.

Olive Oil tasting breakfast & Tour in Cordoba
Walk through Córdoba's working quarters with an olive grove owner, stopping at ten neighbourhood landmarks—markets, heritage streets, artisan zones—before sampling seven distinct oils and sitting down to a miller's breakfast. This 75-minute route skips the postcard Córdoba entirely, instead threading through where locals actually shopped, traded spices and pressed oil for centuries. You'll taste how terroir and technique shift between regional varieties, then understand why breakfast matters when you're standing in a kitchen that's been doing this for generations.

Teide National Park for smaller groups
Explore Tenerife's volcanic heartland in Teide National Park on a guided 4–5 hour excursion designed for smaller groups. Travel through otherworldly terrain dotted with ancient lava fields and dramatic crater formations. Stop at Sámara Crater for a short walk among the geological landmarks that shaped the island. An air-conditioned vehicle handles the driving, leaving you free to absorb the stark beauty and snap photographs from viewpoints across the park.

Guggenheim Museum guided tour
Skip the queues and step straight into Gehry's sculptural titanium landmark with a knowledgeable guide. This 90-minute tour of Bilbao's Guggenheim Museum unpacks the architecture and art on your own terms, moving through permanent and temporary galleries with someone who knows the stories behind each piece. Tickets are sorted, and your guide—fluent in English or Spanish—connects the works to their cultural moments, turning a gallery walk into genuine understanding rather than rushed sightseeing.

Cádiz 2:30h Bike Tour
When Charlie from our BugBitten team pedalled through Cádiz on this guided bike tour, we found it a solid way to see the city's main sights without the grind of walking. You'll loop through the old town and waterfront with a local guide who stops to explain landmarks and frame up shots — handy if you're not keen on navigating alone. The pace is easy, the route hits the highlights, and at just under three hours it's bite-sized enough to fit around other plans. Suits most fitness levels, though the cobblestones and Atlantic wind can surprise you.

2-Hour Tour of the Madrid of Mysteries
Explore Madrid's lesser-known narratives on this two-hour guided walk through the city's shadowed corners. Starting at Plaza de Pontejos, you'll uncover the folklore woven into La Latina's medieval streets—tales of historical crimes, venerated saints, and the peculiar stories hidden within the Metro system itself. The route culminates at the Cathedral and Plaza de Oriente, threading together the darker threads of Madrid's past, including the Inquisition's grip on the city. An expert guide reveals how locals perceive their capital beyond monuments and maps.

Day Tour in North of Gran Canaria with Wine Tasting
When Mia from our team ran this north Gran Canaria loop out of Las Palmas, we got a solid mix of colonial towns, rural landscapes, and a genuine coffee plantation. Seven to eight hours takes you through Arucas (blue-stone church, cobbled streets), Firgas (the 'Water Town' with its tiled pedestrian strip), past sprawling banana farms, and into the lush Agaete Valley where you taste Arabica coffee most of Europe never sees. It ends at Puerto de las Nieves, a working fishing village with sea cliffs and Atlantic views. Small group, air-con minivan, local guide included—but lunch and wine tastings cost extra.

Old Town Bilbao Tour in small group
A two-hour guided walk through Bilbao's Old Town with a local who knows the quarter's corners, conflicts, and culinary traditions. You'll move at a conversational pace through medieval laneways and discover how this Basque city built itself, brick by brick, into something worth knowing. The guide handles logistics; you just show up and listen.

Marbella- sunset from a sailboat with drinks
Set sail from Marbella for a two-hour evening cruise timed to catch the sunset over the Mediterranean. You'll have access to fishing gear, paddleboards, and snorkelling equipment, with complimentary drinks—beer, wine, cava, soft drinks—and nibbles throughout. The crew keeps things relaxed and sociable, mixing leisure with optional water activities depending on your mood.

Winery Tour, Wine Museum, and Tasting in Gran Canaria
Spend 90 minutes at a multigenerational winery on Gran Canaria, learning how volcanic soil and Atlantic winds shape the island's wine culture. Your host walks you through organic vineyards and a working cellar filled with oak barrels, then guides you into the wine museum to see century-old equipment. You'll taste two local wines paired with Canarian cheese and toasted bread in the tasting room, tying together the family's story with what's in your glass.

Round and Setenil of the Wineries with Transport from Malaga
A 10-hour excursion from Málaga combining two of Andalusia's most striking pueblos blancos. Head to Ronda, where whitewashed buildings cascade down dramatic cliffsides and the 18th-century Puente Nuevo spans a vast gorge. Explore independently over four hours (or join a two-hour guided walk), then travel to Setenil de las Bodegas, where cave dwellings are carved into riverside rock faces. A tourist train carries you through the village centre, leaving an hour to wander its narrow passages. Round-trip transport included.

Full Day Excursion to Finisterre and Costa da Morte from A Coruña
Travel nine hours from A Coruña to Spain's remote headland where maritime disaster and Celtic heritage collide. The Costa da Morte coast reveals dramatic cliffs, working lighthouses, and weathered shipwreck sites tied to centuries of seafaring tragedy. Roman and Celtic ruins dot the landscape, while the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route passes through, adding spiritual resonance to a region shaped by both legend and loss.

Private visit to the Real Alcazar of Seville (tickets included)
Explore Seville's Real Alcázar, a UNESCO-listed palace blending Mudejar, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture across 1.5 hours with a private guide and audio support. Built from the 14th century onwards as a royal residence, this layered fortress has housed Spanish monarchs and doubled as a Game of Thrones filming location. Walk through rooms that shift between Islamic-influenced courtyards and European royal chambers, each era leaving its fingerprint on stone and tile.
