Tours in Spain

3 hours – 4 hoursfrom AUD $201

Winery with 7 Tastings and Guadalest : Premium Small Group Tour

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this Costa Blanca tour, it ticked the boxes for wine lovers after substance over spectacle. You'll spend the morning at Enrique Mendoza Winery working through seven tastings—a mix of carefully selected wines and extra virgin olive oils—before heading to Guadalest's hilltop castle for local history and views. The whole thing sits at about 5.5 hours and keeps group numbers tight, which means you're not shuffling through crowds or competing for the sommelier's attention. It's pitched at people who want to understand how the region actually makes wine, not just collect Instagram shots.

Buggy Tour Volcano Teide in Teide National Park

Tear around Teide National Park in a nimble buggy, threading past volcanic cones and lava fields with an experienced guide steering you towards the park's standout features. This four-hour romp covers high-altitude terrain accessible by few other means, sweeping past Roques de García and ancient Pino Gordo while stopping at overlooks that stretch across the archipelago on clear days. Automatic buggies suit drivers of all skill levels, and transfers from the south coast resorts are included.

Private Boat Tour of Trafalgar,Cadiz with Snack & Snorkel

Sail privately around Cape Trafalgar with up to five others, exploring the waters where Nelson's fleet famously fought. You'll snorkel in clear coves, learn about local bluefin tuna fishing from working boats, then settle in with Cádiz charcuterie, aged cheeses, and regional wine as the sun drops into the Atlantic. Three to four hours of coastal history, marine life, and regional flavours combined.

Catamaran Portitxol Island with food and bath from Denia Boramar

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Catamaran Portitxol Island with food and bath from Denia Boramar

When Tom from our team joined Boramar's catamaran run out of Denia, we got a genuine taste of the Spanish Mediterranean without the tourist crush. The boat follows the craggy Las Rotas coastline, loops past carved sea caves and Cape San Antonio's dramatic cliffs, then heads toward Portitxol Island where a handful of sheltered coves wait. Your captain picks the best spot, drops anchor, and you get a swim followed by a proper lunch — Valencian salad, paella cooked on board, fresh fruit, plus a drink — before the five-hour run back. It's a proper day out, not a quick hop.

2-Hour Catamaran Tour along the Costa Tropical and Malaga Coast

Spend two hours sailing along Spain's Costa Tropical on a well-appointed catamaran built for comfort. The 12-metre sunbathing deck gives you proper room to stretch out, whilst the boat's shower, changing facilities and toilet mean you're never far from a freshwater rinse. Morning and sunset departures mean you can chase the best light. Dolphins frequently join the journey, though they're wild animals—some trips they show, others they don't.

2 hoursfrom AUD $63

7-Day Taste of Mediterranean Tour exploring best of Spain and Portugal

7-Day Taste of Mediterranean Tour exploring best of Spain and Portugal

A seven-day circuit through Spain and Portugal's most compelling destinations, starting in [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) before moving south through Granada, Seville, and Málaga. Cross into Portugal to explore Lisbon's UNESCO-listed riverfront monuments, then backtrack through Toledo's medieval streets before finishing in Madrid and returning to Barcelona. You'll travel by coach with a professional driver and experienced guide, staying in comfortable three-star hotels with breakfast included. This route covers the architectural and cultural heart of the Iberian Peninsula without requiring specialist fitness levels.

Private Visit to the Prado Museum

When Tom from our BugBitten team booked a private guide at the Prado, we got the kind of insider access that transforms a museum visit. This is a bespoke 2-hour tour led by a guide trained in art history and comfortable tailoring the experience to your interests — whether that's deep dives into European painting schools, kid-friendly storytelling, or quick stops at the absolute must-sees. You skip the ticket queues via the guide's entrance, and if energy and time allow, the option to wander the adjacent Retiro gardens adds breathing room to the day. Madrid's art scene is dense; this cuts through the noise.

Zaragoza Unveiled Roman Walls to Renaissance Wonders with app

When Tom from our team walked through Zaragoza with this self-guided app, we found it a sharp way to navigate the city's layered past on your own schedule. The tour threads together Roman walls, the striking Basilica del Pilar (home to Goya's early work), and stories about the city's leaning tower and wartime resilience across three hours of wandering. You're moving through a mix of medieval laneways and grand plazas with plenty of foot traffic—locals going about their day, a few other travellers dotted around. The app handles navigation and storytelling, so you set the pace.

Eco Tour in the South of Tenerife with Snorkeling and Bathing Included

A 2-hour coastal voyage exploring the Rasca Reserve's volcanic landscapes and marine life from the water. You'll navigate past Montaña Amarilla's ochre slopes, the sheltered coves of Bahía Las Maravillas, and the historic Rasca Lighthouse while your skipper shares insights into local ecology and heritage. The trip includes snorkelling in calm waters and a swim stop, with refreshments and gear provided throughout.

Flamenco Show & Dinner in Fuengirola/Mijas - Tipi Tapa Restaurant

Spend an evening at Tipi Tapa Restaurant in Fuengirola watching skilled flamenco musicians and dancers perform traditional Spanish repertoire. The three-hour experience pairs live guitar, vocals, percussion and dance with a dinner of grilled Spanish fare in an intimate setting. You'll have the option to step onto the stage with performers afterwards, turning spectator into participant.

3 hoursfrom AUD $45

Excursion to Finisterre, Muxia and Cabo Vilan With Boat Cruise

Excursion to Finisterre, Muxia and Cabo Vilan With Boat Cruise

When Em from our BugBitten team ran this 10-hour excursion, we headed west from Santiago to three dramatic corners of Galicia's Death Coast — Finisterre, Muxia, and Cabo Vilan. The route strings together some of Spain's most striking lighthouses and quiet stone villages, with the centrepiece being a boat cruise out into the Atlantic from Finisterre's port. You're driving through moody, windswept coastline dotted with Galician culture, fishing heritage, and genuinely good local food. It's the kind of tour that pulls you away from the usual pilgrimage trail and into the real northwest corner of Spain.

Guided Snorkeling Experience

When Sarah from our BugBitten team tried this snorkelling session off Lanzarote, she found a relaxed, accessible way to peek at what's living beneath the island's coast. You're in the water within minutes with a guide who knows the seabed, points out fish behaviour, and snaps photos as you go. It's pitched at families with kids from six up, but works just as well for adults who've never snorkelled before. The whole thing runs 90 minutes from the shoreline — short enough to feel manageable, long enough to actually spot something interesting.

4 Hours Sailing Trip on the Mediterranean from Estepona

When Tom from our team sailed out of Estepona on the Mediterranean, this four-hour trip felt more like a floating party than a structured tour. The boat carries a mixed crowd — couples, groups of mates, families during quieter slots — and the vibe is deliberately relaxed and social. You're looking at snorkelling gear ready to go, an open bar keeping drinks flowing, paddle boards on deck, and karaoke if the mood takes you. It's sunshine, salt air, and the genuine chance to spot dolphins offshore. Not a hushed wildlife expedition; more a day out with booze and a boat.

4 hoursfrom AUD $902

Alicante Beach tour (min 2 people to book)

Alicante Beach tour (min 2 people to book)

When Em from our team took this Alicante beach run, it's basically a scenic coastal loop with a dose of old-town wandering thrown in. You'll roll from the historic centre along the shoreline toward Albufereta — past sandy stretches, craggy bits, and Roman ruins — then swing back through the port and city core for context. It's pitched as a 2.5-hour ride, more spectacle than stop-start sightseeing, and suits couples or small groups after a feel for the city's geography without heavy museum time. Minimum two people to book.

The Ultimate Flamenco Experience(class, tapas, show with artist)

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this flamenco experience in Seville, she got the real deal—guides who've actually performed on stage for two decades and studied the form's history and cultural roots at university. You kick off with coffee or tea and tapas, move through a guided crawl sampling three more bites paired with drinks, then catch a live show with working artists. It's five hours total, and the whole thing feels less like a tourist tick-box and more like someone's letting you into their world. Seville's old quarter pulses with that particular energy—narrow lanes, locals at bars, the weight of flamenco history in the air.

5 hoursfrom AUD $251

Ibiza Island Tour: Punta Arabi Local Market

Ibiza Island Tour: Punta Arabi Local Market

When Mia from our BugBitten team did this full-day Ibiza tour, she got a proper taste of the island beyond the nightclub noise. The itinerary sweeps you through the salt flats at Las Salinas, stops at the Es Vedrà clifftop (touristy but the view lands), then heads to Punta Arabí — a sprawling Wednesday market that's equal parts souvenir stalls, local crafts, and genuine bohemian hangout. You'll also hit quieter beaches like Portinatx and Cala San Vicente. The bus does the legwork, picks you up from designated spots, and eight hours moves at a decent clip without feeling rushed.

Ronda Private Wine Tour and Tapas from Marbella

When Mia from our team booked this eight-hour run from Marbella, she got a proper taste of why Ronda's been wine country since the Romans. You're picked up from your Málaga port or hotel, driven through genuine Andalusian landscape to Finca La Melonera—a winery that actually knows its craft—then left loose in the hilltop town of Ronda for a couple of hours to nose around on your own terms. It's a relaxed blend of guided wine education and self-directed wandering, with tapas thrown in. The vibe is small-group, no rushing.

Bilbao Classic & Modern

When Tom from our BugBitten team ran this Bilbao tour, it hit the sweet spot between old and new. You start in Casco Viejo — the medieval core with its seven original streets, Gothic cathedral, and laneways that've watched the city grow for 500-odd years — then shift into the 19th-century Ensanche district to see how Bilbao evolved into a modern, architecture-forward place. The whole thing wraps with pintxos and a drink, which is basically how locals do an afternoon anyway. Three hours, private guide, and you leave with a genuine read on what makes the city tick.

Discover Jaen

When Noah from our BugBitten team did this 2.5-hour walking tour through Jaén's old town, it felt like stepping through several centuries at once. You hit the Cathedral — a proper Renaissance showstopper — then dip into an air-raid shelter, medieval churches, Spain's biggest Arab baths, and a palace that tells you how layered this city is. The Barrio de la Magdalena is the real gem: genuinely ancient, narrow, and the kind of place where locals still live. It's steady-paced, flat terrain, and fairly compact, so you're not trudging between distant sites.

Tenerife: Turtle and Dolphin Kayak Tour with Snorkel and Wetsuit

When Mia from our team paddled out on this Tenerife kayak tour, we were after dolphins and sea turtles — and the guides knew the waters well enough to give us a solid shot. The three-hour outing heads out from the coast into Atlantic swells, mixing paddling with snorkelling in spots where marine life actually turns up. You're in a small group with wetsuits sorted and cameras rolling. It's not a guarantee (wild animals rarely are), but the operator's track record here is decent, and the vibe is safety-first without feeling stiff.

2h Dolphin and Whale Viewing + Snorkeling Tour

When Jake from our BugBitten team booked this Fuerteventura boat tour, he was after dolphins and whales in the waters off Spain's quieter Canary island. The outfit runs a blue-flag certified vessel with trained staff and has been operating responsibly for over 15 years — no cowboys here. You get two hours on the water, snorkelling kit included, scanning for marine life against the dramatic coastline. It's the kind of morning that either delivers magic sightings or teaches you why patience matters at sea. Mixed crowds, mostly families and couples, all hoping the cetaceans cooperate.

Barcelona Private Food Tour With Locals: 6 or 10 Tastings

When Tom from our team ran this Barcelona food tour, we found ourselves threading through the city's best eating spots with a local guide who actually knew the neighbourhood. It's a private setup — just you, your guide, and a curated route hitting 6 or 10 tastings depending on which package you book. The tour weaves food stops (think pintxos, churros with chocolate) between glimpses of Barcelona's street-level character, so you're not just eating; you're getting the cultural read on why locals eat the way they do. Three hours sounds tight, but the pacing works.

Ibiza Snorkeling Beach and Cave Tour

When Tom from our team tried this 3-hour snorkelling tour in Ibiza, we headed out from San Antonio's bay to hit two main swim spots — typically Cala Bassa and Cala Conta — with around 40 minutes in each patch of clear water. The route flexes based on sea conditions and swell, so there's a chance you'll pivot to a backup site if winds kick up or jellyfish show. You get kit included (mask, snorkel, SUP boards), plus soft drinks and sangria on board. It's a shared boat experience, not a private charter, so expect a mixed crowd of holiday makers keen to float and explore Ibiza's underwater edges.

Sala Scala Gran Canaria Dinner Show

When Mia from our BugBitten team caught NOMAD at Sala Scala, it was three hours of live entertainment that actually earned the hype. Thirty-plus international performers — dancers, acrobats, musicians — work through a loosely threaded journey across three continents, backed by a kitchen that pairs dishes to the rhythm of the show. It's Gran Canaria's answer to a proper dinner theatre, running Thursday to Sunday. The staging is slick, the energy stays high, and the food isn't an afterthought. Not quite Broadway, but a solid night out if you're after theatre with substance and a meal that doesn't suck.

Bilbao´s Old Town Responsible Free Walking Tour

When Jake from our BugBitten team ran Bilbao's Old Town Responsible Free Walking Tour, he found a tight, locally-focused walk through the Basque city's historic heart. The two-hour ramble is small-group by design — the guides are genuinely into street culture, music, and local history, and they steer clear of the tourist-trap energy. It's the kind of tour where you'll hear real stories about Basque identity and neighbourhood character rather than just monument facts. The old quarter itself is a warren of medieval lanes and pintxo bars, and this crew knows the vibe well.

2 hoursfrom AUD $5

Las Alpujarras Full-Day Tour with Optional Lunch from Granada

★ 4.6 (146)

Las Alpujarras Full-Day Tour with Optional Lunch from Granada

When Tom from our BugBitten team ran this full-day Las Alpujarras tour out of Granada, he found himself threading through a landscape that feels genuinely removed from the usual Spanish tourist circuit. The route winds through whitewashed villages clinging to the Sierra Nevada foothills, stopping to taste Trevelez ham, local cheese, and mineral water — the kind of regional depth most tours skip. The eight-hour loop hits Pampaneira (chocolate factory and a wander through shops), Portugos (the famous iron-rich spring), and ends in Capileira village overlooking the Poqueira ravine. It's a solid mix of scenery, food stops, and downtime. The area itself feels quieter than the coast; you're among other curious travellers rather than coach crowds.

Best of Cordoba Guided Tour

When Ben from our team ran this four-hour walking tour through Cordoba, we found ourselves weaving through one of Spain's most layered cities. The Alcázar fortress is currently under restoration, so the route now focuses on the Mezquita (that stunning mosque-turned-cathedral), the tight lanes of the Jewish Quarter, the Synagogue, and the castle gardens. It's a solid cultural hit for anyone wanting to grip Cordoba's Moorish, Jewish, and Christian threads without the tourist crush of peak season.

Ibiza Midday or Sunset Sailing with Light Snacks and Open Bar

A 4-hour sailing trip along Ibiza's coast, departing from the marina with a maximum of 10 passengers. Choose between a shared experience or private charter, then decide on midday or sunset timing. You'll anchor at quiet coves for swimming in clear water, enjoy drinks and light bites throughout, and hear local knowledge from the skipper and crew.

Sangria Tasting & Paella Showcooking Experience

When Mia from our BugBitten team booked this Seville experience, she got two things done in one afternoon: a sangria masterclass and a live paella cook-along. You'll taste four house-made sangria recipes, watch a chef build an authentic paella from scratch in front of you, and nibble through Spanish charcuterie and cheese. The setting's intimate enough that you're actually learning from locals who care about what they're teaching, not just watching from the back of a tour bus. Four hours flies, and you leave with a proper sense of how Spanish cooks actually work.

Flamenco show in the heart of Triana

When Mia from our BugBitten team caught the flamenco show at Almoraima in Triana, she walked into a intimate venue that genuinely feels like a neighbourhood gathering rather than a touristy box-tick. The space itself is one of Triana's best corners — the kind of place you'd linger just for the light and the surroundings. The hour-long performance features dancers and musicians who've spent years perfecting their craft, many with serious credentials. You get a drink included, and the whole setup hits that sweet spot between authentic and accessible. It's the sort of experience that makes you understand why flamenco still pulls at people.

Balloon flight at sunrise in Segovia

When Sarah from our team booked a sunrise balloon flight with Voyager Balloons, she got the full Segovia experience from 300 metres up. The outfit's been running these flights for over 25 years, and it shows — certified pilots, a tight ground crew, and the whole operation runs like clockwork from pre-dawn pickup through to the landing. It's a proper three-hour adventure: you're up there watching the old castle town glow in early light, then back down for cava and a flight diploma. The vibe is calm, professional, and genuinely memorable.

Catamaran Half-Day Cruise from Caleta de Fuste

When Em from our BugBitten team booked this half-day catamaran from Caleta de Fuste, we were after a proper sail rather than a floating bus. The ObyCat heads out to Pozo Negro Cove, a tucked-away spot off Fuerteventura's coast where the water's genuinely clear and you've got a real shot at spotting dolphins or pilot whales. Four hours gets you there, time in the water, lunch onboard, and back to the marina. It's the kind of outing that splits the difference between active and laid-back — you can snorkel, swim, or just deck yourself across the catamaran with a beer in hand.

Caminito del Rey Private Walking Tour

When Lily from our BugBitten team tackled Caminito del Rey, she found herself threading a narrow carved walkway bolted into canyon walls above a dramatic gorge—proper vertigo stuff. This private tour runs 2.5 hours and pairs the adrenaline with expert local commentary on the area's history and geology. It's a genuine adventure, not a stroll, set in southern Spain's wildest corner. You'll need decent fitness and nerve, but the payoff is genuine: towering rock faces, a hanging bridge moment, and the kind of quiet triumph you get when you've walked somewhere genuinely exposed and come out grinning.

2h 30mfrom AUD $332

Private PREMIUM Tour EN Tuk tuk A Coruña

★ 4.6 (53)

Private PREMIUM Tour EN Tuk tuk A Coruña

When Mia from our BugBitten team took this private electric tuk tuk around A Coruña, it felt like the city's version of a gentle cruise rather than a race. You're in a compact three-wheeler with up to three mates, steered by a local driver who knows the shortcuts and stories. The 90-minute spin takes in the iconic spots—think waterfront plazas, narrow old-town lanes, the kind of spots that photograph well but also reveal how locals actually move through the city. An audio guide in English, Spanish or German keeps things structured, though the driver's own commentary is where the real texture comes in. Weather's no obstacle; the transparent canopy and blankets mean you're sheltered without being sealed off.

Visit and tasting in Otazu

When Ben from our team visited Bodega Otazu, we found ourselves moving between centuries in a single afternoon. The estate sits in the Basque region, layering medieval architecture—a 12th-century church, a 14th-century dovecote, a Renaissance palace—with a working winery and a contemporary art foundation. It's a thoughtful blend rather than a tourist gauntlet. The three-hour experience threads through the old estate buildings, a 19th-century barrel hall (their so-called Wine Cathedral), production areas, and a tasting of three wines paired with pintxos. The crowd skews mixed—architecture buffs, wine curious, art seekers—so it never feels heaving.

Paddle Surf in Cantabria

When Mia from our BugBitten team paddled out in Noja, Cantabria, we found ourselves on a genuinely lovely stretch of the north coast — cliffs rising behind us, the water clean and calm enough for beginners to actually enjoy rather than just survive. This is a 2-hour small-group stand-up paddleboard session with no prior experience needed; the vibe is relaxed, more about soaking in the scenery than showing off. The area feels quiet and genuinely coastal, the kind of place where you notice how few crowds there are. Gear's sorted (wetsuit, board, life jacket all in), and you get an instructor who knows the water. Perfect for a family or mates wanting to try something without the pressure.

Guided Tapas and Flamenco in Madrid

When Tom from our team ran this Madrid combo, it packed tapas, flamenco, and a pub crawl into one 6-hour hit. You start with Spanish bites and a drink in a proper bar, then move to a tablao for live flamenco—the real deal, not a tourist trap. Then it's into Madrid's nightlife with the MADride crew, hopping bars with free shots and VIP access. It's culture and chaos in one night, drawing a mix of solo travellers and groups after a proper Spanish experience beyond the guidebook.

Cadiz Private Walking Tour

When Ben from our team ran this Cadiz walking tour, we got a tight 2.5-hour loop through Spain's oldest city without the usual coach-tour hassle. The guide steered us through the El Populo neighbourhood's tight streets, past the Roman Theatre's crumbling stones, into both cathedrals, and down to the beach at La Caleta—hitting the real landmarks without much filler. It's a small-group gig (max 10 people), hotel pick-up included, and the pace felt brisk but manageable. Cadiz itself is compact and salty, with a lived-in, unpretentious feel that suits walking.

2h 30mfrom AUD $543

Alpujarras Day Trip Private or Small Group Tour

★ 4.6 (13)

Alpujarras Day Trip Private or Small Group Tour

When Lily from our team ran this 10-hour day trip from Granada, we headed south into Las Alpujarras—a region that feels genuinely untouched compared to the tourist crush around the city. The landscape is proper dramatic: Sierra Nevada peaks loom over white villages clinging to ravines, and the whole area has a cooler microclimate that makes walking around feel manageable even in summer. We travelled by private vehicle with a guide who knew the area well, stopped at villages perched above the Poqueira ravine, and ate lunch somewhere with actual views. The crowd is mixed—some groups, some solo travellers, but small enough that it doesn't feel like a conveyor belt.

10 hoursfrom AUD $209

Toledo and Segovia Tour 8 different places

★ 4.6 (13)