Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.
Get acquainted with quad biking on this one-hour taster ride through Andratx's rolling countryside. After classroom instruction and practice laps at the test track, you'll ride through a working finca with sweeping views across Mallorca's western landscape. It's an ideal introduction for first-time riders keen to test their nerve on actual terrain without committing to a full-day expedition.
Turn [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s Gothic Quarter into a treasure hunt for kids aged 6–13. Over two hours, children navigate medieval streets using custom maps that mark landmarks and unlock discoveries at each stop. A private guide keeps the pace relaxed and age-appropriate, weaving in stories of the quarter's history without feeling like a classroom lesson. Each child leaves with their annotated map to colour later and a small keepsake.
Glide through Palma on a Segway for two hours as the city shifts into evening mode. You'll navigate from the waterfront Cathedral through the Old Town's tight streets and into the modern city centre, guided by someone who knows where locals actually go. The fading light works in your favour for photography, and your guide fills the ride with stories about Mallorcan history and the people who live here.
Paddle and explore Turtle Bay on Tenerife's coast with a qualified guide steering you through crystalline waters teeming with dolphins and sea turtles. This 2.5-hour outing combines kayaking across open Mediterranean terrain with snorkelling stops at reef patches where parrotfish and grouper schools dart beneath the surface. Gear and instruction suit paddlers from complete novices upwards, making it accessible for families and pairs seeking something beyond the beach.
Set sail on a two-hour [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) voyage aboard locally-built vessels crewed by seasoned sailors who know these waters intimately. You'll cruise past the Sagrada Família and Montjuïc whilst enjoying a guided swim in clear Mediterranean waters. The itinerary strikes a balance between movement and pause—enough sailing to feel the city from a different angle, enough time in the water to actually relax. Wine, cava, and nibbles feature throughout.
Work with a San Sebastián-based photographer for a one-hour portrait session capturing you across the city's most photogenic spots. You'll receive 30 professionally edited images within five business days. The photographer specialises in candid lifestyle shots that feel authentic to your travels, drawing on years of documenting travellers worldwide. Whether solo, with a partner, or as a group, you'll leave with polished photos that genuinely reflect the trip rather than stiff tourist snapshots.
Learn shibari rope bondage on a Spanish beach during an eight-hour private session tailored to your interests. Ben and Kat, experienced rope practitioners, teach foundational techniques you can explore with partners or friends, whether you're after a beachside photoshoot or a suspension ritual. Each workshop adapts to what you want to discover—there's no template here. Many find the practice shifts how they connect with others and themselves.
Spend two hours sketching and painting in Ciutadella Park, one of [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s most visually rich corners. You'll work with a guide who provides all materials and teaches you to draw what you actually see—whether that's the park's architecture, the people around you, or a quiet café moment. No prior skill required; the goal is capturing your own perspective, not technical perfection.
Cook alongside Lynsey at her mountain home in Málaga, preparing four to five authentic tapas whilst learning the stories behind Andalucían food culture. You'll taste sherries, wines and olive oils that pair with your creations, then take home recipes to recreate the dishes. This three-and-a-half-hour session mixes hands-on cooking with local food history, delivered by someone deeply rooted in the region's culinary traditions.
Spend nine hours walking the Camí de Ronda, a dramatic coastal footpath that hugs the Costa Brava cliffs between [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) and Tossa de Mar. You'll traverse Mediterranean scrubland, peer into translucent coves where swimming is possible on calm days, then descend into the whitewashed fishing village of Tossa de Mar for lunch and an afternoon wander through its narrow lanes. A small-group experience with a bilingual local guide, limited to eight people.
Cruise Madrid's heartbeat in a restored 1963 taxi, the genuine article from the city's golden decade. Over two to three hours, your local driver navigates past landmarks most visitors photograph without understanding, punctuated by a drink and tapa at a neighbourhood spot that matters. You'll turn heads—the car alone draws stares—while uncovering Madrid stories the guidebooks skip entirely.
Private minivan transfer whisks you from your Seville base straight to Lisbon, covering the cross-border journey in one smooth run. Collect starts at your hotel, airport, train station or port. The air-conditioned vehicle seats your group, eliminating the hassle of public transport connections or navigating unfamiliar roads. Your driver handles the route while you settle in with onboard WiFi and complimentary water. A straightforward point-to-point service for anyone needing reliable passage between these two Iberian cities.
Your first dive in Tenerife's waters, guided from start to finish. This 3.5-hour session takes you through the essentials—breathing underwater, buoyancy control, safety protocols—before you descend to explore the seabed. A qualified instructor stays with you throughout, and all gear is provided. Transport to and from Médano beach is included.
Walk through Jerez's wine quarter to a family-run bodega where you'll taste five distinct sherries and a brandy straight from the barrel. A Sherry Council–certified guide walks you through production methods in the cellars whilst sharing how generations of locals built their craft around these fortified wines. The 2.5-hour experience pairs tastings with modest tapas, designed for small groups to keep things intimate and unhurried.
A three-hour private tour of Seville's architectural masterpieces with an art historian guide. Start at Puerta Jerez and explore the Alcázar palace and the Cathedral, two of Spain's most significant buildings. Skip queues with included tickets and navigate the city's layered history—from Moorish design to Renaissance grandeur—with expert commentary on the artistic details and cultural forces that shaped these monuments.
Tackle the Redován K2 via ferrata in Spain with certified guides steering you up a rock face using fixed ladders, cables and iron rungs. This two-hour route delivers genuine adrenaline without compromising safety—all technical kit and insurance included. You'll climb under expert supervision, moving at your own pace, with a photographer capturing your ascent for proof you made it.
Spend 2.5 hours in San Sebastian's Old Town learning to cook authentic Basque dishes alongside a practising chef. Work through creamy Spanish omelette, cod al pil pil, stuffed piquillo peppers, and the region's famous cheesecake in an intimate kitchen setting. You'll eat what you've made, paired with local wine, txakoli or cider, and leave with recipes and techniques you can recreate at home.
Explore Segovia's layered past on foot, tracing two millennia of stone and power across this hilltop city. Your guide points out the iconic Roman aqueduct that still stands after nearly two thousand years, the fortress perched above town, and the streets where medieval life unfolded. You'll walk the exterior highlights and learn how each era left its mark. The tour runs 1–2 hours depending on pace and curiosity.
A two-hour guided photoshoot through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s architectural landmarks with a local photographer who'll capture you at Sagrada Família, Casa Batlló, Plaça Catalunya, and the Gothic Quarter. You'll walk between locations at a relaxed pace, receive 25+ professionally edited shots, and get access to the full session album. Choose between iPhone or professional Sony camera depending on your preference, and leave with high-quality images ready for sharing.
This two-day [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) circuit pairs Gaudí's architectural masterpieces with a mountain monastery and Spanish sparkling wine. Day one explores the Medieval Quarter, La Boqueria, and the city's most iconic buildings before heading to Park Güell and the Sagrada Familia with skip-the-line access and an official guide. Day two ventures inland to the Benedictine monastery at Montserrat, then descends into the Art Nouveau cellars at Codorníu for cava tastings and a subterranean railway journey through the production galleries.
Explore the Tramuntana region's wine estates and mountain villages at your own pace in a private vehicle with driver. This 5–6 hour tour sweeps through Mallorca's most striking terrain, stopping at working wineries and quiet settlements where locals live. No crowded minibuses or fixed itineraries—shape the route around your interests, whether that means lingering at a vineyard or booking lunch at a rural restaurant instead of a scheduled stop.
This three-hour walking tour threads through Madrid's three defining neighbourhoods—Bourbon, Austrias, and the Literary Quarter—tracing the city's arc from Roman settlements through to modern Spain. A local guide shapes the route around your interests, whether that's tracking down proper tapas bars, spotting independent craft shops, or navigating the museum circuit. The tour works equally well for families (kids go free) and solo travellers after genuine Madrid rather than tourist pageantry.
Walk through working olive groves outside Málaga and taste oils pressed from fruit harvested on the estate. Over two to three hours, you'll move between rows of trees, learn how the operation runs season to season, and sample the range of oils alongside other products made on-site. If you visit in October, you can join the harvest itself—pulling olives by hand and seeing them pressed the same day. Coffee and light snacks are included.
A three-hour private walking tour through Valencia's El Cabanyal district, led by a local guide who navigates you past tiled fishermen's houses to four carefully chosen bars, markets and taverns. Taste over twelve Spanish flavours—from crispy squid and padron peppers to croquettes, aged cheeses and mojama—with three drinks included. End with churros and hot chocolate at a traditional churrería. Designed for genuine food explorers rather than rushing sightseers.
Drop into Somosierra Canyon, Madrid's only open canyoning site, for a three-hour descent through the Duratón gorges. After a half-hour walk to the canyon rim, you'll rappel down 30-metre granite walls, jump into pools, slide 9 metres, and navigate waterfalls under professional supervision. Transport from Madrid and all safety gear included. Built for those wanting genuine adrenaline rather than a gentle float.
A 90-minute private photo session on Montjuïc with a local photographer who knows the quieter corners of [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s hillside. You'll explore botanical gardens, fountains, viewpoints and the ancient Grec Amphitheatre with minimal tourist traffic. Walk through green spaces at your own pace while your guide captures 80 edited shots, delivered within two days. Works for solo travellers, couples, small groups and anyone after strong images of the city.
Explore the UNESCO-listed Serra de Tramuntana, a 90-kilometre mountain spine in Mallorca, on this guided hike through quieter trails away from the main tourist routes. Starting from Palma, you'll walk sections of the GR221 Dry Stone Route, encountering ancient farmsteads, wild goats, and dramatic ridgeline views. A local picnic halfway through lets you refuel while taking in the landscape. Your guide adjusts the pace and route to match your fitness level, and depending on season, you might spot almond blossoms or swim in coastal coves.
Pedal through Málaga's quieter lanes and coastal stretches to uncover the city's best views without fighting through tourist clusters. Your guide steers you past major landmarks while sharing local stories that reveal why locals call this place 'La Bella'. Two and a half hours on two wheels gives you a genuine feel for the place—a perspective you won't get from a bus window or a stroll down the main drag.
Explore Gran Canaria's southern coast on an electric bike over two hours, guided by someone who knows the area. You'll ride through the Maspalomas Dunes Nature Reserve, spot birds at the oasis, pass the historic lighthouse, and finish at Meloneras promenade where the sun dips into the Atlantic. Choose dawn or dusk for the best light and cooler riding conditions.
Navigate Madrid's power centres and neighbourhood character in a 1 hour 15 minute private tuk tuk loop. From the imposing Royal Palace through Plaza Mayor's arcaded grandeur, past the art museums and into Gran Vía's commercial swagger, you'll trace the city's political spine and everyday vitality. The route winds through La Latina's narrow castizo streets, stopping at Congress and San Miguel Market—where tapas bars and centuries collide. A compact way to feel how Madrid's grand institutions sit alongside its living, breathing quarters.
When Alex from our team booked this private catamaran, we got a full day on the water with 12 mates, sailing from Ibiza toward Formentera's quieter coves. It's the kind of setup that works equally well for a birthday crew or a family looking to dodge the island's packed beaches. You've got eight hours to anchor in turquoise shallows, swim, and soak up Mediterranean heat without fighting for deck space. The catamaran comes fitted out with basics—shower, life jackets, cold drinks, and a sound system—though you'll need to arrange and pay separately for a captain from their list.
Explore Montserrat's spiritual heart with two dedicated guides steering you through this dramatic sanctuary nestled in Catalonia's serrated peaks. This five-hour private tour delivers you to the Basilica to encounter La Moreneta, the revered Black Madonna sculpture, then unfolds into a choice between a steep ramble to St. Michael's Cross or a funicular ascent offering sweeping monastery vistas. Hotel collection and return included, with complimentary water fuelling the journey.
When Noah from our BugBitten team did this seven-hour loop from Pamplona, we found ourselves deep in the Irati Forest—one of Europe's largest beech woodlands—with a local guide unpacking the region's stories and seasonal shifts. The day also took us through Ochagavia, a medieval village with genuine Camino de Santiago history woven into its narrow streets and stone buildings. Small-group format meant the pace felt intimate rather than rushed, though the mileage and elevation gain ask something of your legs.
Spend 5.5 hours working through Madrid's two heavyweight art museums with a dedicated guide who gets you past the queues. The Prado and Reina Sofia hold centuries of European painting and sculpture—from Goya and Velázquez to Picasso and beyond. You'll move between galleries at a pace that lets things sink in, with a lunch break built into the itinerary. All entry fees are covered; you just need to arrange your own transport to the first museum.
Your first dive off Lanzarote's coast takes you down to 6 metres with a qualified instructor guiding you through the essentials. Over two and a half hours, you'll descend into clear Atlantic waters to spot the island's smaller marine residents—nudibranchs, gobies, octopus—plus whatever larger creatures decide to make an appearance. All gear, transport, and tuition included; the reef does the rest.
Meet Basque artisan producers in their mountain stronghold, then cook and eat what you've gathered. This 10-hour romp takes you into working farms across the countryside, starting with brunch at a family producer's home. You'll collect ingredients directly from makers—cheese makers, cider pressers, wine growers—taste their wares on site, then head to a convivial gastronomic society (a private dining club) where you and your guide cook lunch together, surrounded by Pyrenean views. It's the antithesis of tour-bus Basque Country.
A full-day private tour circumnavigating Tenerife's most dramatic landscapes and settlements. You'll traverse the winding Teno Mountains to reach Masca, a clifftop village founded by corsairs that remained cut off for centuries, then push into the lush Anaga range on the northern coast. The route stitches together stark geological contrasts—coastal cliffs, volcanic terrain, subtropical forest—revealing how geography shaped settlement patterns across the island. Seven to nine hours with your own driver and guide.
Develop your photographic eye across [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s varied neighbourhoods with a working photographer. This three-hour private lesson guides you through capturing compelling shots—from architectural details to street scenes—whilst your mentor unpacks camera settings and composition. Tailored to your skill level, whether absolute beginner or seasoned shooter, you'll explore both famous landmarks and lesser-known angles that reveal the city's character beyond the obvious.
A three-hour private walk through Toledo starting from the train station, led by a local guide who knows the city's hidden corners and layered history. You'll move at your own pace through Roman, Jewish, Moorish, and Christian quarters, discovering the everyday Toledo rather than the postcard version. The tour wraps up at a major viewpoint overlooking the city, with admission fees handled separately at each site.
Explore Tenerife's volcanic landscape on a seven to eight-hour private tour through the arid south. Travel in a luxury electric Mercedes to remote lava fields and abandoned settlements, learning how geology shaped the island's distinct ecosystems. Your guide decodes volcanic formations—from underground chambers to surface vents—revealing why this corner of Spain looks like another planet entirely. Perfect for those wanting to move beyond typical resort circuits.