Tours in Spain

3 hours – 4 hoursfrom AUD $134

Photo Walking Tour Sagrada Familia and Gaudí in Barcelona

Learn to photograph [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s modernist architecture through the eyes of someone who knows where the light hits best. This 2.5-hour walking tour focuses on Gaudí's iconic buildings and lesser-known angles, teaching you composition and storytelling techniques you can apply anywhere. Work with a guide in a small group, getting one-on-one feedback as you shoot with your own camera or phone, no prior photography knowledge needed.

Guided Tour to Tower / Guided Tour of the Tower

When Jake from our BugBitten team climbed the Cathedral tower in Segovia, he spent an hour threading through four distinct stops: an audiovisual room with 3D mapping, the bell house, the clock chamber, and finally the bell tower itself at nearly 88 metres up. The tour unpacks the tower's history and how the bellman's family once lived here, whilst the city splays out below in a way that makes the altitude feel earned. It's a compact, structured experience in one of Spain's most picturesque old towns — the kind of thing that fills a morning or early afternoon nicely.

25 Minute Couples Massage with Spa Access

When Tom from our team tried this couples massage experience in Spain, he found a straightforward two-hour wind-down that delivers what it promises. You get a 25-minute massage in a private room with a drink to ease in, then the run of the spa facilities — pool with Jacuzzi, sensation showers, sauna, and steam room. It's pitched at couples after a day of sightseeing, and the setup caters to a relaxed pace rather than frills.

Malaga Bike Rental

When Tom from our team grabbed a bike in Malaga, we found a rental operation that's genuinely flexible — you pick the bike type (e-bike, mountain, road, trekking) and the terrain (coast, mountains, white villages), then pedal for however long suits you in that 9-hour window. It's a sprawling city on Spain's southern coast with a mix of urban cycling, beachside paths, and inland hill towns within reach. The outfit caters to everyone from fitness cyclists to families with little ones, which is rare.

Malaga E-MTB Tour: Botanical Garden, Natural Park and Port of Malaga

When Mia from our BugBitten team took the Malaga E-MTB tour, she got a proper look at the city's quieter side — the kind of terrain that's genuinely unreachable by regular transport. This 3-hour ride climbs into Montes de Málaga National Park, loops past hidden spots like Limonero Lake, threads through forest and tunnels, then descends back toward the port with a decent pace. The small-group setup meant Mia and a handful of others got real attention from guides, and the e-bikes handle steep Andalusian terrain without leaving you completely wrecked by the end.

Private Healthy Food Experience and Walking Tour in Cadiz

Explore Cádiz's streets and squares with a local guide who knows where the city reveals itself—quieter plazas, neighbourhood corners, the real Cádiz. You'll spend three to four hours on foot, then settle into one of the oldest restaurants in town for a tasting menu built around Spanish and local specialities. The kitchen adapts to your needs: vegetarian, vegan, pescatarian, allergies, or any preference you name. They contact you before the tour to lock in what works for your palate.

Flamenco Show at the Coliseo theater in San Miguel

★ 4.6 (29)

1 min – 30 minfrom AUD $53

Flamenco Show at the Coliseo theater in San Miguel

When Tom from our BugBitten team caught the Friday night flamenco show at Coliseo theater in San Miguel, he walked into a proper two-act spectacle of Spanish dance and live performance. The theatre sits in a lively part of town with good public transport links, and the crowd's a mix of locals and tourists out for an evening. The show runs about 90 minutes total, directed by Eva Rodríguez, and moves through different flamenco styles — each act ramps up the intensity with colour, rhythm, and genuine passion. It's the kind of night that doesn't require deep knowledge of dance to enjoy; the energy carries you along.

Madrid: Prado Museum and El Retiro Park Guided Tour

★ 4.6 (27)

4 hours – 5 hoursfrom AUD $120

Madrid: Prado Museum and El Retiro Park Guided Tour

When Noah from our team ran this Madrid combo, we hit El Retiro Park first — 19,000 trees, hidden sculptures, the Crystal Palace, and proper breathing room if you time it right. Then a walk down the Paseo del Prado straight into the museum itself, where you skip the queues and face Goya, Bosch, Velázquez, and the rest without the usual queue-stare standoff. Five hours total, split between green space and gallery. It's a smart half-day that joins two of Madrid's heaviest hitters without the usual logistical headache.

Tenerife : Banana Plantation and Wine Tasting in Winery

When Lily from our team ran this half-day tour in southern Tenerife, she got a genuine taste of island farming and wine culture without eating into the whole day. You start at a working banana plantation to see how Canarians grow their famous fruit, then wind up into the hills to Lagar de Chasna Winery for a tasting paired with local snacks. It's a neat 4–5 hour loop that leaves your afternoon free, hitting both agriculture and wine without pretending to be a fancy culinary masterclass.

Barcelona Sagrada familia Electric Scooter or E-Bike Tour

★ 4.6 (22)

🏔 Adventure & Sports

Barcelona Sagrada familia Electric Scooter or E-Bike Tour

When Noah from our BugBitten team took this Barcelona tour, we zipped through the city's best bits on an e-bike, hitting everything from the Gothic Quarter to Sagrada Familia in 1 hour 45 minutes. The setup is straightforward: small groups (max 8 per guide), you pick your ride—e-scooter or e-bike—and a local guide narrates the stops while playing photographer. It's a clever way to cover ground without the usual tourist-bus shuffle, and Barcelona's compact layout actually suits this pace. Weather permitting, you'll roll past the waterfront, Olympic Port, Arc of Triumph, and Gaudí's masterpiece without breaking a sweat.

3 hour catamaran excursion on the Costa Adeje

When Sarah from our team booked the 3-hour catamaran run out of Costa Adeje, she was after something straightforward: a few hours on the water without the hard sell. The boat motors south along Tenerife's coast through calm Atlantic swells, stopping for swimming and snorkelling in spots where you might spot rays or grouper. It's pitched at couples, families, and mates wanting to skip the beach lounging and actually get on the water. The vibe is relaxed rather than thrilling — you're sunbaking on deck, cooling off with a dip, and watching the southern coastline drift past.

Fundacio Joan Miro: Private Tour with Skip-the-Line

When Charlie from our team visited the Fundació Miró in Barcelona, we found ourselves navigating one of the 20th century's most captivating artist collections without the queue stress. The museum, founded by Miró himself, sits in a thoughtfully designed space that lets his bold, colourful work breathe. Our guide tailored the experience to what we wanted to dig into — whether that's his shift away from traditional painting or the sheer scale of his canvases. It's a sharp two-hour experience that feels personal rather than rushed, and the skip-the-line access means you're actually spending time with the art, not hunting for entry.

3 Hour Amazing Automatic Can Am Buggy Tour of Beautiful Lanzarote

When Mia from our team took this three-hour buggy tour across Lanzarote, we were handed the keys to an automatic Can Am and pointed toward some genuinely wild terrain. The route threads through Puerto del Carmen and Tías before climbing into the volcanic landscapes around La Geria's wine region, with Timanfaya National Park looming in the distance. Our driver briefing sorted us out quickly, and the whole operation felt organised without being fussy — you're in control of your own buggy, following a guide vehicle through proper off-road tracks, dust and all.

3 hoursfrom AUD $284

Biarritz and the French Coast from San Sebastian or Bilbao

★ 4.6 (232)

6 hours – 10 hoursfrom AUD $132

Biarritz and the French Coast from San Sebastian or Bilbao

When Charlie from our team ran this tour from San Sebastian, we found it a genuinely relaxed way to sample the French Basque coast without driving ourselves. Six to ten hours depending on which option you pick — you're based out of either San Sebastian or Bilbao and driven into Biarritz, a Belle Époque seaside town that actually feels lived-in rather than purely postcard-pretty. Bayonne, the chocolate heartland, comes next with its half-timbered streets and cathedral. The private-transport version includes Saint-Jean-de-Luz and lunch; the bilingual group option skips both but costs less. It's the kind of day where you're moving between towns but never rushed, and your guide handles the talking so you can just look around.

Timanfaya, Jameos Agua & Cueva Verdes - Highlights Lanzarote

★ 4.6 (210)

🌿 Nature & Wildlife

9 hours – 10 hoursfrom AUD $165

Timanfaya, Jameos Agua & Cueva Verdes - Highlights Lanzarote

When Sarah from our team ran this full-day tour, we hit three of Lanzarote's volcanic showstoppers in one hit: Timanfaya National Park with its raw 18th-century lava fields, the otherworldly Jameos del Agua with its underground lake and blind albino crabs, and the cavernous Cueva de los Verdes. The bus picks you up from your accommodation and whisks you through some genuinely strange geology—all guided, all entrance fees sorted. It's 9–10 hours start to finish, and you'll cover serious ground with a knowledgeable local at the helm.

Cordoba: Mosque, Jewish Quarter and Alcazar

★ 4.6 (166)

Cordoba: Mosque, Jewish Quarter and Alcazar

When Jake from our team ran this 4-hour Córdoba tour, we covered the city's heavyweight heritage in one tight loop: the Mosque-Cathedral, the Jewish Quarter, a working synagogue, the municipal market, and the Alcázar palace. Córdoba sits inland in Andalucía, and it's got that quieter, more lived-in feel compared to Seville or Granada—fewer tour groups, but the monuments are genuinely dense with history. You're walking through layers: Moorish arches, Renaissance courtyards, narrow medina lanes. It's a solid way to tick the main boxes without spending a full day wandering.

Skip the line: Tablao Flamenco Andalusí Ticket

When Em from our team caught this flamenco show in Seville's historic Arenal neighbourhood, it was the real deal — local dancers, singers and guitarists performing in an intimate tablao rather than a tourist factory. The venue's one of the oldest in the area, and you're watching passionate professionals work through different flamenco styles up close. It's a tight 60 minutes, but the energy is genuine, and you get a gift to take home plus a chance to meet the performers afterwards. The skip-the-line angle means less faffing at the door.

Mallorca Catamaran Tour in the Bay of Pollensa

When Lily from our BugBitten team took this catamaran cruise along Mallorca's northern coast, we found a genuinely relaxed half-day on the water. The boat departs from Port de Pollensa and hugs the Bay of Pollensa's quieter bays and coves — the kind of spots you'd struggle to reach on foot. Four-and-a-half hours covers a good stretch of coastline without feeling rushed. You get snorkelling kit, paddle boards, a proper lunch spread with local bread and cold meats, and drinks thrown in. The captain and crew know these waters well, which makes a difference when picking anchorages.

4h 30mfrom AUD $114

Madrid 2.5 Hour Historical Tour by Bike or E Bike

★ 4.6 (92)

Madrid 2.5 Hour Historical Tour by Bike or E Bike

Pedal through Madrid's layers of history on a 2.5-hour guided tour by bike or e-bike, led by a local who knows the city's stories. You'll roll past the Royal Palace, Plaza Mayor, Puerta del Sol, and El Retiro Park, stopping to soak in each neighbourhood's character and snap photos at landmarks that shaped the Spanish capital. Choose a traditional bicycle for the full workout or go electric if you'd rather conserve energy for the sightseeing.

Rafting white water in Montanejos 1h Valencia

Three-hour white-water rafting adventure on the Mijares River, just an hour from Valencia. Navigate fast-moving rapids through emerald-hued gorges whilst a professional guide leads you down one of the Valencian Community's most challenging stretches. After the paddle, cool off in natural spring pools and collect your complimentary action shots before heading back.

3 hoursfrom AUD $100

Full-Day Cordoba Tour from Granada: Mezquita Visit Included

★ 4.6 (73)

Full-Day Cordoba Tour from Granada: Mezquita Visit Included

When Noah from our BugBitten team took this full-day trip from Granada to Cordoba, it nailed the balance between guided insight and breathing room. You're driven across Andalusia to Spain's architectural heavyweight — the Mezquita-Cathedral — where an official guide walks you through the famous forest of arches and the layered history etched into its columns. The tour handles transport, skip-the-line access, and the heavy lifting; you get a solid half-day to wander Cordoba's old town, grab lunch, and soak it in at your own pace. Eight hours total, shared or private depending on your budget.

Jerez Walking Tour with Alcazar and Cathedral Entrance

When Em from our team ran this 2-hour Jerez walking tour, we got a solid grounding in the city's medieval bones. The route threads through the old quarters to hit two major stops: the 11th-century Alcazar Palace and the Cathedral, both included in the price with a professional art historian guide steering you through. Jerez de la Frontera itself is a working Andalusian town — less postcard-glossy than some Spanish cities, more genuine — and this tour hits the architectural high points without overwinding the clock.

Kayak routes through the Coves of Villajoyosa

When Ben from our team paddled the Villajoyosa coves route, we found ourselves threading through dramatic cliff-lined inlets and hidden rocky corners that bigger boats simply can't reach. The tour runs 3 hours along Spain's Costa Blanca, led by qualified guides who steer you toward the most photogenic spots — think turquoise water, golden sandstone, and the occasional sunbathing lizard. They've rigged it so total beginners and families can handle stable double kayaks with self-bailing hulls, while keener paddlers get proper touring craft. The vibe is relaxed, the water is warm, and the coves feel genuinely remote despite being minutes from town.

3 hoursfrom AUD $67

Toledo and Segovia Private Tour with Pick-up from Madrid

★ 4.6 (59)

Toledo and Segovia Private Tour with Pick-up from Madrid

When Jake from our BugBitten team booked this private Toledo and Segovia run from Madrid, he got a full 11-hour day hitting two of Spain's heavyweight medieval towns. Toledo's a UNESCO-listed clifftop maze of narrow streets, synagogues, and plazas; Segovia's known for its Roman aqueduct and castle views. You're collected from your Madrid hotel, driven by a pro guide who narrates the route, dropped back at day's end. It's the kind of tour that works best if you're happy to move at a steady clip and cover the headline sights rather than dawdle in one spot.

11 hoursfrom AUD $1379

3 Hour Slingshot Sunset Tour from Paguera

★ 4.6 (53)

🏔 Adventure & Sports

3 Hour Slingshot Sunset Tour from Paguera

Pilot a three-wheeled Polaris Slingshot through Mallorca's southwest coast and Tramontana mountains during this three-hour guided tour from Paguera. You'll command the open-air roadster yourself, tackling roughly 90 kilometres of scenic roads with a local guide leading the way. The 170 horsepower machine delivers genuine driving thrills paired with sweeping coastal and mountain vistas—no passenger experience here, just you gripping the wheel.

Activated Sailing trip 2 hours from Puerto de Banús Marbella

When Ben from our BugBitten team booked this 2-hour sailing jaunt out of Puerto Banús, we found it's a straightforward way to get on the water along the Costa del Sol without the faffing around. You're split across two sailboats (max 11 per boat), cruising the Mediterranean with decent odds of spotting dolphins, then given the option to paddleboard or snorkel depending on conditions. It's geared toward groups — couples, mates, families — with included drinks (beer, wine, soft drinks) and light snacks. The whole thing centres on the harbour meeting point, and they're strict about punctuality.

2 hoursfrom AUD $92

Gibraltar private trip from Marbella or Malaga

★ 4.6 (43)

Gibraltar private trip from Marbella or Malaga

When Em from our team ran this private Gibraltar tour from Marbella, it felt like having a local mate show you around rather than joining a coach full of strangers. You're picked up from your hotel, driven across the border into this curious British-flavoured pocket of Spain, and given seven hours to hit the main spots: the Rock's viewpoint, St. Michael's Cave, the Great Siege Tunnels, time with the resident monkeys, and a wander through town. It's pitched as family-friendly, and the private setup means you move at your own pace without waiting for dawdlers or being rushed through caves.

Paranormal Seville Tour in Spanish

When Mia from our BugBitten team did this paranormal walking tour in Seville, she got two hours of the city's darkest tales — delivered entirely in Spanish by a guide who's a journalist and author with serious research credentials. The tour winds through the atmospheric heart of the city, stopping at locations tied to unexplained events and local lore. It's pitched at thrill-seekers and curious travellers keen to learn what doesn't make it into the standard guidebooks. You'll walk, you'll listen, and you'll probably look over your shoulder at least once.

FUN Quad Mallorca

When Tom from our BugBitten team took the FUN Quad Mallorca tour, he climbed onto one of the island's largest 4x4 quads for a three-hour blast through coastal trails. The outfit runs daily year-round, and all you need is a car licence and sturdy shoes to join the mix — a refreshingly low barrier to entry. The route weaves through Mallorca's scrubby inland terrain before opening up to sea views, mixing adrenaline with the kind of dusty, salty-air sensations that make quad riding stick in your head. It's straightforward fun without the fluff.

3 hoursfrom AUD $149

Gibraltar and Mijas Tour from Málaga full assistance

★ 4.6 (36)

Gibraltar and Mijas Tour from Málaga full assistance

When Mia from our team ran this Gibraltar and Mijas tour from Málaga, we found it a solid two-stop day that doesn't waste time on the road. The operator uses the autopista to cut through to Gibraltar quickly, leaving you with nearly five hours to sort your own itinerary—cable car, caves, tunnels, shopping, or just sitting with a view. Then it's across to Mijas Pueblo for whitewashed plazas and artisan browsing before heading back to Málaga. The guide sticks with the group throughout, and there's WhatsApp support if you get stuck. It's a loose structure that suits independent types, though you'll need to move smartly to fit everything in.

10 hoursfrom AUD $62

Tarragona Scavenger Hunt & Highlights Self-Guided Walking Tour

★ 4.6 (33)

Tarragona Scavenger Hunt & Highlights Self-Guided Walking Tour

When Em from our team tried this self-guided scavenger hunt across Tarragona, we found a smart way to tick off the city's big-name spots without feeling herded. You download an app, solve puzzles tied to 10+ attractions (Cathedral, Roman ruins, the Balcony of the Mediterranean), and learn snippets of local history as you go. It's two hours on paper, but you set the pace—pause for tapas in the old town, grab a breather by the sea, or stretch it across two days. Works for couples and small groups who like a bit of puzzle-solving mixed into their wandering.

2 hoursfrom AUD $7

Finisterre Express : the route to the end of the world

★ 4.6 (33)

Finisterre Express : the route to the end of the world

When Jake from our team ran the Finisterre Express, we tackled a 9-hour loop from Santiago de Compostela into Galicia's Costa da Morte — a windswept, legend-soaked stretch of coast nicknamed the 'End of the World'. The drive winds through authentic rural villages and ends at dramatic clifftop viewpoints where the Atlantic crashes below. Our guide was a local who steered us toward corners tourists usually miss, sketching out the region's wilder history and folklore as we went. It's a solid full-day escape for anyone wanting to see beyond Santiago's cathedral crowds.

Tour to the Anchovies Factory and Santoña Marshes with Tasting

When Lily from our team ran this Santoña tour, we got a proper look at the anchovy industry and the wetlands that define Spain's Cantabrian coast. The two-hour jaunt kicks off at the meeting point where a local mural sets the scene for the region's fishing heritage, then swings into the marshes with binoculars in hand to spot wetland birds, before finishing at a working canning factory where we watched filleting happen and tasted the goods. It's a neat mix of nature and food culture in a spot that feels genuinely lived-in rather than polished for tourists.

2 hoursfrom AUD $22

★ 4.6 (31)

Delights of Northern Lanzarote

When Alex from our team ran this northern loop, it ticked off three distinct experiences in one day. You kick off at LagOmar, Omar Sharif's sculptural clifftop residence carved into volcanic rock, then ferry across to La Graciosa — a genuinely quiet island that feels separated from the Lanzarote tourist machine. Lunch (paella, bread, fruit, drinks) arrives on the boat, then you've got freedom to wander the sand-built village or swim in clear water. The finale is Mirador del Rio, the island's signature viewpoint. Seven hours total, and the route shifts if weather turns.

The Best of Salamanca (English)

When Lily from our BugBitten team ran this walking tour through Salamanca, she found a genuine local's-eye view of Spain's golden-stone city. The 90-minute walk steers clear of the obvious tourist traps, instead nudging you toward the smaller plazas, neighbourhood bars, and corners where actual locals hang out. Salamanca's a buzzing university town with a warm, lived-in feel — expect plenty of students, tapas culture, and that particular energy of a place where people actually want to be. The vibe is relaxed but purposeful; Lily's local guide knew the shortcuts and the spots worth your time.

Dinner with flamenco in Valencia

When Lily from our BugBitten team caught this Valencia flamenco night, she found herself in a proper tablao—the real deal, not a tourist trap. You get 90 minutes of seven professional dancers, singers, and guitarists doing their thing, with a fixed Spanish menu featuring local produce and one drink thrown in. The venue's intimate and close to the stage, so you're not squinting from the back row. It's a solid evening if you want to see flamenco done properly without the faffing around of hunting down an authentic spot.

Kayak Tour to Malgrat's Islands from Santa Ponsa

When Charlie from our team paddled this Santa Ponsa kayak tour, we launched straight into Mallorca's quieter coastline with a small group and two capable guides. The 4-hour run hugs the shoreline toward the Malgrats Islands Marine Reserve—a protected pocket of the Mediterranean that feels genuinely removed from the resort sprawl nearby. You're moving steadily but not frantically, stopping to take in coves and rock formations while the guides point out what's worth knowing about the area. Hotel pickups work for the Calvia area, which saves faffing around.

4 hoursfrom AUD $109

Tarragona and Sitges Private Day Trip from Barcelona

★ 4.6 (19)

Tarragona and Sitges Private Day Trip from Barcelona

When Jake from our BugBitten team ran this private day trip, it ticked two very different boxes in one outing. You're collected from your Barcelona hotel, driven south in an air-conditioned minivan to Tarragona—a proper Roman settlement with an amphitheatre and a warren of medieval streets—then on to Sitges, the breezy coastal town where you can swim, wander the promenade, or just sit with a coffee and watch the Mediterranean. It's 10.5 hours door-to-door, and having a private guide meant the pace and stops felt genuinely tailored rather than herded.

Guided tour Albaicín and Sacromonte

When Lily from our BugBitten team tackled this two-hour walk through Granada's oldest quarters, she got a proper feel for the city's layered past. The Albaicín—a medieval Muslim neighbourhood and UNESCO World Heritage Site—winds uphill through narrow lanes to San Nicolás viewpoint, where the Alhambra appears suddenly across the valley. Then it's into Sacromonte, a neighbourhood carved into cave dwellings that housed minority groups after the Christian conquest and later became the pulse of flamenco culture. It's a compact tour that covers serious ground both literally and historically.

2 hoursfrom AUD $25

A Coruña Scavenger Hunt and Sights Self-Guided Tour

★ 4.6 (12)