Tours in Spain

1h 30m – 2 hoursfrom AUD $149

Italica 2-Hour Private Guided Tour

When Jake from our team did this private guided tour, we got a proper walkthrough of Itálica, the Roman settlement that's been sitting outside Seville since 206 AD. This is ancient stuff—mosaics, a huge amphitheater, thermal baths—all set in the Lower Guadalquivir valley between Seville and Alcalá del Río. The 2-hour private format meant we could ask questions and linger where Jake thought it mattered, which beat being herded through with 40 others. The Game of Thrones filming location angle adds a layer for fans, but the archaeology is the real draw here.

Essential Round : Self-Guided Tour created by local Official Guide

★ 4.7 (20)

Essential Round : Self-Guided Tour created by local Official Guide

Explore Ronda's key landmarks on your own schedule with this self-guided audio tour, crafted by Monica, an official local guide. Over 90 minutes, you'll navigate through the city's most significant monuments and lesser-known stories using GPS mapping and narrated commentary on your phone. Book once and access the tour freely for 14 days—start at midnight, pause whenever, revisit as often as you like. Monica's recommendations for food and entertainment round out the experience, letting you move through Ronda like someone who actually lives there.

Barcelona City Center to Airport – Private Transfer Service

Door-to-door private car service whisking you from [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s city centre to the airport in about 30 minutes. Your driver handles the route while you relax in a climate-controlled vehicle with WiFi and complimentary water. Works for solo travellers, families with kids, or anyone who'd rather skip the metro shuffle on departure day.

E-Bike Rental 4 hour till 7 Days 80 km Battery life:Gran Canaria

When Mia from our team hired an e-bike in Gran Canaria, we found it a genuinely handy way to cover the south coast without breaking a sweat. The rental lasts anywhere from 4 hours to 7 days, and the 80 km battery gets you from Maspalomas Dunes to Arguineguín fishing village, Puerto Rico, and the Caribbean-style beaches at Amadores or Anfi without pedalling too hard. You get a paper map, phone support, and a repair kit if you venture beyond town. It's the sort of thing families with kids over 12 will click with, and it beats sitting in a hire car in summer heat.

7 hoursfrom AUD $50

★ 4.7 (17)

Rent your bike in Seville

Explore Seville under your own steam on a hired urban bicycle, free to roam at your own pace across this vibrant Andalusian city. An eight-hour rental gives you flexibility to hunt down the neighbourhoods and landmarks that catch your eye, whether you're travelling solo, with family, or a group of mates. It's a straightforward way to cover ground without the constraints of a guided tour or public transport schedule.

Secrets of IBIZA CITY - 2 hours walking tour

When Tom from our BugBitten team walked through Ibiza's old town on this 2-hour tour, we got the real layered story — Phoenicians, Romans, Arabs, hippies, and the modern city woven together across 2,700 years. The maze of narrow streets and whitewashed buildings feel genuinely lived-in, not sanitised, and the guide's multilingual knowledge (they speak 11+ languages) meant we weren't just ticking boxes. It's a private walking experience that works well for families with kids under 12 going free, and the inclusion of museum entry keeps things unpacked and tangible.

Montserrat Hot Air Balloon Flight from Barcelona

When Mia from our team took this hot air balloon flight over Montserrat, she drifted above the dramatic rock formations and patchwork Catalan countryside in near-total silence — no engine noise, just wind and the occasional flame from the burner. The 4-hour outing (including transfers and ground time) launches early from Barcelona and floats you across the landscape before wrapping up with a champagne toast. It's a proper bucket-list moment if you're after sweeping aerial views without the adrenaline spike of a plane or helicopter.

Alhambra Private/Small Group Tour & Nasrid Palaces Skip the Line

When Lily from our BugBitten team booked this Alhambra after-hours tour, the skip-the-line access alone was worth it — no queuing for hours in the Spanish heat. You're guided through the Nasrid Palaces, the most ornate section of this UNESCO-listed fortress-palace complex overlooking Granada, with a private or small-group guide depending on your pick. The whole thing runs about three hours and you're exploring one of Spain's most visited monuments without the usual crush of tour groups and school parties. Granada's a compact, hilly city where the Alhambra dominates the skyline; evening light on those honey-coloured walls is genuinely striking.

Flamenco Night at Tablao de Carmen with Tasting Menu or Dinner

When Alex from our team caught the flamenco show at Tablao de Carmen in Barcelona, we walked into something genuinely special — a dedicated performance space honouring dancer Carmen Amaya since 1988. You're seated in the intimate theatre within Pueblo Español, a hundred-year-old cultural compound tucked away from the tourist crush of central Barcelona. The show runs about an hour with a short break, and if you pick the dinner option, you're eating while the dancers, singers and guitarists work the stage — a setup that's rare in Barcelona. The whole experience unfolds over roughly two hours and gives you access to the Pueblo Español from late afternoon onwards, so there's time to wander the grounds before the performance.

2 hoursfrom AUD $147

Barcelona to Montserrat Monastery: Tour, Transfers & Basilica

★ 4.6 (374)

Barcelona to Montserrat Monastery: Tour, Transfers & Basilica

When Lily from our BugBitten team ran this tour, we headed out of Barcelona's chaos on a scenic bus ride to Montserrat — a UNESCO-listed monastery carved into a dramatic rocky mountain landscape. The half-day trip includes entry to the basilica and a guided walk through the complex, then three hours of genuinely free time to either hike, eat, or explore the museum. You're back in the city by afternoon. It's a solid escape for anyone after mountains and history without the tourist grind, though the funicular (which offers the real vistas) costs extra and the Throne Room — where the Black Madonna actually sits — isn't on the itinerary.

Combo: Skip the Line Sagrada Familia & Park Guell Guided Tour

When Jake from our team ran this Barcelona combo, we hit two of Gaudí's masterworks in a single hit — the awe-striking Sagrada Família basilica and the whimsical Park Güell, both skipping the queues that normally choke these sites. The guide steered us through the architecture with real expertise, and the city views from the park are genuinely spectacular. It's a tight 3 hours, so you're moving at pace, but it covers the ground well for first-timers keen to see Barcelona's most recognisable landmarks without melting in a queue.

3 hoursfrom AUD $137

★ 4.6 (130)

Full Day Guided Malaga Ronda Day Tour

When Jake from our BugBitten team did this full-day tour out of Málaga, we spent ten hours exploring two genuinely unusual corners of Andalucía. Ronda sits dramatically on a ridge above a gorge — the 98-metre Puente Nuevo is the obvious drawcard, but the Old Town's tighter streets and viewpoints from Alameda Park felt less crowded than expected. Then we dropped into Setenil de las Bodegas, a wild little settlement where houses are literally carved into the rock face, creating shadowy arcades that feel more like a set piece than a real place. It's a strong contrast, and the mix works.

Alcazar of Seville Private Tour

When Em from our BugBitten team did the private Alcazar tour in Seville, we got the palace's architectural layering — Islamic, Mudéjar, Gothic — explained properly by someone who knew the stories behind it. The Royal Alcázar sits at the heart of Seville's old quarter and still hosts Spain's royals when they're in town. Two hours isn't rushed; you move through the palace rooms and finish wandering the sprawling gardens, where you'll spot birds in century-old trees and finally get some shade. It's one of Europe's oldest royal palaces, and a guide who points out what you'd otherwise miss makes the difference.

Dolphin Searching Tour in Puerto de Mogán ("KEEPER UNO" Boat)

When Noah from our team boarded the Keeper Uno in Puerto de Mogán, we were after dolphins—and the 4-hour jaunt delivered both marine life and coastal scenery without the usual tourist crush. This modern catamaran works the south-west coast of Gran Canaria, cutting past dramatic cliff faces and quiet coves while you're fed and watered the whole way. It's a relaxed vibe; the boat's air-conditioned, which matters on a full day at sea, and the crew keeps an eye out for pods rather than chasing them desperately. Families with little ones find it manageable—strollers stay aboard, infants nestle on laps—and fitness levels don't matter. You're sitting down most of the time, scanning the water.

Oil Tasting in Ronda : Almazara El Toro

When Em from our BugBitten team visited Almazara El Toro in the Sierra de Ronda, we found ourselves in one of Spain's most architecturally bold olive oil experiences. The mill—designed by Philippe Starck—blends the industrial process of oil-making with sleek, modern design in a way that actually feels genuine rather than gimmicky. You'll walk through working olive groves and vineyards, watch a film on production, taste organic extra virgin oils, and explore the building itself, which reads more like a gallery than a factory. The whole thing runs about 90 minutes and sits just a short drive from Ronda town, making it an easy half-day slot if you're in the area.

Private Sailing - dolphin Experience Estepona - drink & food - 4h

When Lily from our BugBitten team sailed out of Estepona on this private monohull, the whole vibe felt different from the usual catamaran gigs. The design lets you sit at the back with full views of the coast and water while you eat and drink — no shuffling to the bow to catch dolphins. The skipper coordinates with other local boats via a private network to track live sightings, and if you fancy it, you can actually take the wheel and learn some proper sailing moves. Four hours includes swimming, light lunch, snorkelling kit, and a floating mattress if you want to sprawl out between dips.

Tour to Lakes of Covadonga, Onís Cangas and Ballasts from Gijón

This 11-hour guided tour from Gijón explores the stunning alpine lakes and coastal villages of Asturias. Starting early, you'll reach the Lakes of Covadonga to catch views from Entrelagos viewpoint, visit the impressive Basilica and the sacred cave shrine. After lunch in Cangas de Onís sampling regional cuisine, the route sweeps past three Asturian beaches before finishing in the clifftop village of Lastres. Guides conduct tours in English and Spanish, with air-conditioned transport throughout.

OBYCAT Experience

When Alex from our team tried the OBYCAT Experience, we found ourselves on a proper-sized catamaran doing the classic Spanish coastal run — think snorkelling in clear water, long lunches, and zero pressure to keep moving. The boat's spacious enough that you're not rubbing shoulders with strangers, and the crew actually pay attention to what you're after, whether that's diving in, lounging on deck, or both. Four hours felt like the right pocket of time: long enough to settle in, short enough to stay sharp. The vibe sits somewhere between proper boat day and relaxed lunch outing.

Puerto del Carmen: Catamaran Trip with Water Sports

When Noah from our team booked this catamaran jaunt out of Puerto Calero, we were after a solid mix of lounging and mucking about on the water — and that's pretty much what we got. The boat heads south along Lanzarote's volcanic coastline toward el Barranco del Quiquere, where you drop anchor for a few hours of snorkelling, paddleboarding, kayaking, or splashing about on inflatables if you're keen. It's a shared-boat vibe with other travellers, drinks and nibbles included, and the whole thing runs about four hours. Not fancy, not rushed — just a straightforward seaside afternoon.

Madrid: VIP Royal Palace & Cathedral with tickets & hotel pickup

When Alex from our BugBitten team did this Madrid tour, we got the royal treatment without queuing. The 3-hour guided walk threads through the old city — Plaza de España, the Cathedral, the Debod Temple — before you slip straight into the Royal Palace with skip-the-line tickets in hand. Your guide sticks with you the whole way, explaining what you're seeing. It's billed as Madrid's most complete picture, and for a group that doesn't want to waste time in palace queues, it delivers.

90 minute massage

When Sarah from our BugBitten team booked a 90-minute massage in Spain, she found herself in a restored 18th-century stone building tucked beneath the cathedral—the kind of place where the architecture itself feels therapeutic. The therapists here know their craft, working methodically through each muscle group over the full hour and a half. The space is deliberately tuned for unwinding: dim lighting, ambient music, soft linens, and the temperature dialled just right. It's a straightforward, professional offering in a genuinely atmospheric setting.

1h 30mfrom AUD $167

★ 4.6 (22)

Alicante City Tour on E-Bike

When Noah from our BugBitten team took this 2.5-hour e-bike tour around Alicante, we got a solid hit of the city's spine without the tourist-trap feeling. You pedal through the old town, swing past Mercado Central, and roll down to the waterfront where the Mediterranean actually matters — spots like El Postiguet Beach and the port. The e-bike takes the grind out of it, so you're not arriving everywhere sweaty and knackered. Alicante's got layers: medieval streets, grand boulevards like Explanada, and a working port that still feels real, not sanitised. It's the kind of tour where you see how locals actually move through the place.

2h 30mfrom AUD $67

★ 4.6 (22)

City Bike Tour in Alicante

When Lily from our team took this 2.5-hour bike tour through Alicante, we found it a solid way to clock the city's main draws without the walking fatigue. You roll through the old quarter, past the central market, and down to the Mediterranean waterfront — hitting the port, El Postiguet Beach, and La Explanada where the grand Casa Carbonell sits. It's pitched at all fitness levels, though anyone with serious cardiovascular concerns should think twice. The vibe is relaxed, the pace manageable, and you get water and a coffee or tea thrown in.

Private Wine & Cava Tasting Tour In Penedes with hotel pick up

When Ben from our team ran this Penedés wine tour, we got the full regional education without the pretence. You're picked up from your hotel and driven into Catalonia's serious wine country — the landscape shifts from coast to foothills, and you can feel why grapes do so well here. The 6-hour stint takes you through local wineries where guides walk you through both still wines and cava, the Spanish sparkling stuff that punches above its weight. There's proper food woven in (tapas, cheese, jamón), not just crumbs between tastings. It's intimate — small groups, not a bus full of tourists — and you leave with a real sense of what makes this region tick.

Discover Jaen

When Sarah from our BugBitten team ran this walking tour through Jaén's historic centre, she found a compact 2.5-hour circuit that threads together some genuinely impressive Spanish architecture and social history. You'll start at the Cathedral—a real showstopper of Renaissance design—then move through an air raid shelter, the Church of San Juan, and the Baths, before hitting the Villardompardo Palace and older quarters where locals still trade stories about a famous lizard legend. It's the kind of tour that works best if you're already in town and want to get a feel for the city's bones rather than its nightlife.

Excursion to the Enchanted City from Cuenca

Spend the morning exploring two striking geological formations near Cuenca with a guide who knows the landscape inside out. The Enchanted City's limestone rock formations and the Devil's Window viewpoint are tackled in a single 3.5-hour outing, getting you back to town by lunchtime. Air-conditioned transport handles the journey, so you focus on walking among the dramatic karst scenery.

3h 30mfrom AUD $58

Madrid Guided Bike Tour in Plaza Mayor, Retiro Park and More

Madrid Guided Bike Tour in Plaza Mayor, Retiro Park and More

Pedal through Madrid's centre on a 1.5-hour guided bike tour that connects the city's most recognisable squares and parks. A local guide steers you past Plaza Mayor's bustling arcades, through Retiro Park's tree-lined paths, and towards the Royal Palace's imposing façade. You'll choose between a standard bike or e-bike depending on your preference, with stops built in for photos and breath-catching. Helmets, water, and child seats come included.

1h 30mfrom AUD $37

1h 30m – 2h 30mfrom AUD $13

Vuelta a la isla CityXperience

This 8-hour loop from Palma takes you on a rambling journey across Mallorca using three different modes of transport. You'll ride the vintage wooden train through the Serra de Tramuntana to Sóller, hop aboard a short tram ride to the port, then board a boat that hugs the dramatic northern coastline to La Calobra. After time to explore the cove and swim if conditions allow, you'll return by coach over winding mountain roads, seeing the island from multiple angles in a single day.

Barcelona Gothic Quarter Self-Guided Tour: Hidden Skull Route

Navigate [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s Gothic Quarter on your own schedule using this interactive self-guided walk that plots a skull-shaped route across the neighbourhood. You'll hit 22 stops—from the Cathedral and King's Square to Roman temple ruins and the Jewish Quarter—each with audio commentary, videos, and historical context. The experience blends navigation game mechanics with genuine discovery, letting you pause, skip ahead, or linger as long as you like. Accessible via WhatsApp; takes 90 minutes to 2.5 hours depending on your pace.

Alhambra Surroundings Tour and Nasrid Palace in Granada

3 hours – 4 hoursfrom AUD $577

Alhambra Surroundings Tour and Nasrid Palace in Granada

A three-hour guided exploration of Granada's [Alhambra](/places/alhambra) complex and its Nasrid heritage. You'll enter via the Justice Gate, traverse the Plaza de los Aljibes, and examine Charles V's palace whilst tracing the fortress's ties to the Albaicín quarter. The extended option adds entry to Cuarto Real de Santo Domingo, a 13th-century Nasrid residence tucked in Granada's old centre—less visited, equally revealing. An on-foot experience best suited to those wanting architectural context without a rushed itinerary.

Barcelona to Andorra Private Transfer – Mercedes V-Class

When Jake from our BugBitten team booked this private transfer, he skipped the airport queue stress entirely — a driver met him at Barcelona airport in a Mercedes V-Class and drove him straight to Andorra over three and a half hours. It's a no-fuss door-to-door run through the Pyrenees, built for small groups (up to six) who'd rather not share a shuttle with randoms or wait around. The route winds uphill into proper mountain scenery, and you get an air-conditioned cabin with complimentary water. Suits ski trips, business jaunts, or anyone arriving at Barcelona who just wants to get to Andorra without mucking about.

90-min Barcelona Supercar City Tour to Tibidabo

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90-min Barcelona Supercar City Tour to Tibidabo

When Noah from our BugBitten team got behind the wheel of a Barcelona supercar, the 90-minute drive up to Tibidabo was pure adrenaline mixed with proper city views. You're not just a passenger here — you're driving a legitimate high-performance machine through Barcelona's natural landscape with a professional instructor riding shotgun, talking you through the route and handling safety. It's the kind of activity that appeals to petrol heads and thrill-seekers who've always wondered what it'd feel like to grip a supercar's wheel on a real road, not a track.

Paddle Surf and Snorkel in Ibiza

When Ben from our team tried this paddle-and-snorkel combo off Ibiza's coast, we found a genuinely low-impact way to see what makes this stretch special. You're on a board for two hours, paddling to a protected cove, then ducking underwater to clock the seabed without the noise or fuel burn of a speedboat. The area itself is a knockout — high conservation value, minimal crowds, proper Mediterranean light bouncing off the water. It's the kind of activity that feels good because it actually does some good.

Romantic Picnic

When Mia from our BugBitten team tried this Barcelona romantic picnic, she found a straightforward gourmet setup — blanket, food, city views — that works best for couples marking something specific (proposals, anniversaries, date nights). The experience clocks in at 90 minutes and sits somewhere between intimate dinner and outdoor meal. It's accessible, which is handy, but the magic really depends on what you bring to it and how the weather cooperates on the night.

1h 30mfrom AUD $189

The Best of Seville -An Exclusive Private Experience

10 min – 25 minfrom AUD $109

The Best of Seville -An Exclusive Private Experience

When Sarah from our team ran this private tour, we got Seville's headline monuments without fighting crowds. You'll move through the Royal Alcázares' layered architecture, stand in the Cathedral beneath La Giralda (the old minaret-turned-bell-tower), wind through the flower-draped lanes of Barrio Santa Cruz, and land at Plaza de España to clock the tilework representing Spain's regions. The tour finishes across the Guadalquivir in Triana, where tapas bars and the food market give you a taste of local life. Four hours, a local guide steering the pace, and your own group means you'll cover the essential Seville without the herded-tour feeling.

One-Way Private Transfer From/To Granada Airport

When Sarah from our BugBitten team booked a transfer from Granada Airport into the city, Taxi2Spain handled the basics exactly as promised — a driver with a nameplate met her in arrivals, the AC van was clean, and the 10–25 minute ride got her to her accommodation without fuss. It's a straightforward private taxi service that covers the gap between landing and exploring Andalucía. No surprises, no frills, just reliable point-to-point transport for 1–6 passengers depending on luggage.

Montserrat Tour with Optional Black Madonna + Cogwheel/Cable Car

5 hours – 7 hoursfrom AUD $99

Montserrat Tour with Optional Black Madonna + Cogwheel/Cable Car

When Noah from our BugBitten team booked this Montserrat tour from Barcelona, we found ourselves on a straightforward trip to one of Catalonia's most striking landmarks. The day combines a coach ride out to the mountain, a guided wander through the historic Abbey and Basilica, plus optional cable car or cogwheel train rides through dramatic rock formations. You're looking at 5–7 hours total depending on which add-ons you pick. It's the kind of half-day escape that works well if you want to tick a major landmark without venturing too far from the city, though you'll share the space with other groups — up to 21 people on a standard tour.

Tablao Flamenco La Guarida del Angel Jerez

Tablao Flamenco La Guarida del Angel Jerez

When Sarah from our team caught a show at Tablao Flamenco La Guarida del Angel, we found ourselves in a proper intimate venue tucked into Jerez de la Frontera's old town. The one-hour performance cycles through genuine flamenco styles — bulerías, soleá, seguiriyas, alegrías — with the cast rotating seasonally so regulars see fresh lineups. The room itself is snug and atmospheric, filled with locals and travellers alike, and it feels like watching artists in their element rather than sitting through a tourist production. Your ticket buys you a drink (wine, beer, or soft drink), though you'll want to sort dinner elsewhere.

Surf course 5 days

When Sarah from our team signed up for this five-day surf course in Spain, she found herself at one of Europe's oldest and most respected surf schools — operating since 1991 in the Cantabrian region. The outfit is run by lifelong surfers who know the local breaks well. The course runs 2 hours daily over five days, which suits travellers who want to build skills without committing to a full-immersion program. It's laid-back but serious: you're learning from people who've been teaching this for nearly three decades, not just seasonal instructors.

10 hoursfrom AUD $267

Fun Dive With Scuba Point in Los Cristianos

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