Tours in Spain

Half-Day Private Guided Sightseeing Tour of La Coruña

When Lily from our team ran this half-day tour, La Coruña revealed itself as a genuinely layered city—part medieval quarter, part Belle Époque waterfront, part coastal viewpoint. The five-hour private loop hits the main landmarks: the glassed-in harborfront that gives the place its nickname (City of Glass), Santiago's church and the main square, the converted San Antón castle, the functioning Roman lighthouse that's a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and a string of lookouts over Riazor Beach and the bay. You're driven most of it, which suits the geography—the city's spread across headlands and beaches—and breaks are built in for the lighthouse and viewpoints if you fancy them.

5 hoursfrom AUD $1052

private transfer from Barcelona city to airport

★ 4.5 (6)

✈️ Transfers

private transfer from Barcelona city to airport

When Alex from our BugBitten team booked a private transfer from Barcelona city to the airport, we ditched the taxi queue shuffle for a straightforward door-to-door run. The outfit runs sedans, minivans, and minibuses with English-speaking drivers trained for passenger transport. You get picked up from your hotel or apartment and dropped at the terminal — or vice versa on arrival — with 30 minutes of waiting time built in. It's a half-hour journey depending on traffic, all-inclusive pricing (tolls, fuel, fees), and honestly the kind of thing that saves you stress when you've got a flight to catch or you're knackered after landing.

El Escorial and Valley of the Fallen Private Tour

When Tom from our team ran this Madrid day trip, we hit two heavy-hitters on the city's doorstep: El Escorial monastery and the Valley of the Fallen. This 5-hour private tour covers Spain's royal and recent history side by side—16th-century Habsburg architecture butting up against 20th-century politics. You're driven out from central Madrid into rolling countryside where both monuments sit, each with their own story to unpack. A private guide handles the narration, which beats fighting crowds at these significant sites. It's the kind of tour that works best if you want context without the guesswork.

5 hoursfrom AUD $933

Private Sevilla Tour for families with children and teens...

★ 4.5 (6)

7 hours – 9 hoursfrom AUD $648

Private Sevilla Tour for families with children and teens...

When Mia from our BugBitten team took her family through Seville on this private tour, it hit the brief: a two-hour gentle spin through the city's grandest spots pitched squarely at kids and teens. You start at the Real Alcázar, wandering its Arab palace rooms and sprawling gardens where peacocks and ducks wander freely enough to hand-feed. Then a horse-drawn carriage loops through María Luisa Park, taking in Plaza de España and its white pigeons and parakeets. Both major entries are locked in, and the pace feels unhurried—no rushing between eight stops before lunch.

From Seville: Pig Farm private day tour and old villages visit

When Sarah from our team did this private tour out of Seville, we headed inland to the Natural Park of Aracena to learn how Spain's prized cured ham actually gets made. The day centres on a family-run farm in the Sierra of Jabugo where you taste proper jamón ibérico and get the full rundown on curing, texture, and flavour profiles — then you wander the hilltop village of Aracena itself, which sits in a green park and has some solid architecture and food spots. It's a 7–9 hour stint, just you and your group with a guide-driver, so it feels less cattle-market than the coach-tour crowds.

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Jerez City Private Walking Tour

When Mia from our team did this private walking tour around Jerez, she got the real picture of the city beyond the sherry-house circuit. Over two and a half hours, a professional guide steered us through monumental streets, palaces, and lesser-known corners that don't make the standard tourist loop. Jerez sits inland from the coast, layered with Moorish and Renaissance architecture, and this walk cuts straight to the architecture and history most visitors miss. The tour's pitched as a private affair, so no coach-loads, just you and your guide threading through the city's quieter edges.

Jet-ski Tour from Alcudia Bay

When Alex from our team took this jet-ski tour out of Alcudia Bay, we found it a solid choice for anyone keen on speed and coastal views without a massive time commitment. You're looking at 50 minutes on the water with a guide leading the way, covering Mallorca's northern coastline. The vibe is casual — mix of thrill-seekers and travellers wanting a different angle on the island. Pick-ups are available from several spots around the bay (Playa de Muro, Puerto de Alcudia, Puerto Pollensa), so logistics are fairly straightforward if you're staying nearby.

50 minfrom AUD $282

Private Tour and shore excusion to Seville from Cadiz

Private Tour and shore excusion to Seville from Cadiz

When Lily from our team did this private shore excursion from Cadiz to Seville, we scored a guided sprint through Andalusia's heavyweight monuments without the tour-bus crowds. You get picked up from your Cadiz digs, driven to Seville, and paired with a local guide for 2.5 hours hitting the Real Alcázar (Europe's oldest working royal palace, with Moorish roots stretching back a millennium), the Cathedral (third biggest in Christendom, Columbus's actual tomb inside), the Giralda Tower minaret, and the twisting lanes of Santa Cruz—the old Jewish quarter. The rest of the day is yours to wander, eat, and soak up the city. It's a solid seven-hour operation for cruise passengers or day-trippers keen to see Seville properly without mucking about.

7 hoursfrom AUD $872

Private Tour from Barcelona to Montserrat

Private Tour from Barcelona to Montserrat

When Jake from our team booked this private driver tour, we headed out from Barcelona to Montserrat — a jagged mountain massif about an hour from the city that punches well above its weight for a half-day escape. You're collected from your accommodation and driven to the national park, where you've got four hours to explore the 1,000-year-old Benedictine monastery (perched dramatically on the mountainside) and tackle scenic walking trails at 4,000 feet. The abbey's Gothic stonework is genuinely striking, and if you time it right on a weekday, you'll catch the Escolania — one of Europe's oldest boys' choirs — performing inside. It's a solid mix of hiking, history, and cultural oddity, all without the bus-tour shuffle.

Royal Palace of Madrid Guided Tour and Flamenco Show with Tapas

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this Madrid combo, it stacked a palace tour and flamenco night into one sprawling 8-hour day. You skip the queues at the Royal Palace, get walked through centuries of Spanish monarchy with a knowledgeable guide, then head to Torres Bermejas — a historic tablao in the city centre — for a 7pm flamenco show with tapas and wine included. It's the kind of tour that crams a lot in, pulling you from formal palace rooms to the raw energy of live flamenco dancers in a Moorish-tiled space. Crowds are mixed: tourists powering through the checklist, locals catching an evening out.

Sweet Escape: Create, Bake, and Take Home Your Creations

When Jake from our BugBitten team ducked into this Barcelona baking workshop near La Rambla, he found himself in a cosy kitchen with five other people, aprons on, learning to make gingerbread cookies, chocolate chip cookies, and apple pie over two-and-a-half hours. The setup is intimate—seasonal decorations, gentle music, complimentary coffee and juice flowing—and designed for all skill levels. You bake, you learn some solid techniques, you pack up your creations to take home, and you leave with a recipe booklet so you can do it all again. It's a January warmup kind of experience: low-pressure, hands-on, and you actually walk out with edible proof you did something.

Seville Private Tour to Jewish Quarter and Plaza de Espana

When Tom from our team did this private tour in Seville, we walked through the winding lanes of Santa Cruz—one of Europe's oldest and largest Jewish quarters—and finished at the stunning Plaza de España. The 2.5 to 3-hour loop is tight and manageable, pitched at a moderate pace through narrow medieval streets that open onto grand plazas. You get a guide who knows the area cold, and the group stays small (max 6 people), so there's actual conversation rather than megaphone theatre. It's the kind of tour that works whether you're chasing history or just want someone who can point out which corner Seville's heart actually beats.

3 hoursfrom AUD $793

Can Marçà Cave and San Miguel Town Private Tour - Shore Excursion

Can Marçà Cave and San Miguel Town Private Tour - Shore Excursion

When Jake from our BugBitten team ran this four-hour shore excursion, we got a solid taste of two standout stops: the quiet village of San Miguel and Can Marçà, a sprawling cave system over 100,000 years old with a genuinely wild pirate history. It's a compact outing designed for cruise passengers (pickup straight from your ship or hotel), so minimal hassle and maximum time actually looking at things. The mix of village wander and cave exploration works well if you're after something less touristy than typical port-stop fare.

4 hoursfrom AUD $850

Segovia and Avila Guided Tour and Flamenco Show in Madrid

Segovia and Avila Guided Tour and Flamenco Show in Madrid

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this 13-hour Madrid circuit, it packed two castle-crowned hill towns and a late flamenco show into a single day. You'll roll out to Segovia and Avila with a guide who knows the cobbled streets and centuries of history, grab lunch en route, then head back to Madrid for a tablao show with a drink thrown in. It's a lot of ground—literally and historically—best suited to those who don't mind long days in a coach and can handle the evening stamina.

13 hoursfrom AUD $190

Private Girona and Besalu, Jewish History tour from Barcelona

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Private Girona and Besalu, Jewish History tour from Barcelona

When Em from our BugBitten team ran this private tour, we got a proper deep-dive into Spain's medieval Jewish heritage across two compact Catalan towns. Girona's Call — the old Jewish quarter — winds through narrow lanes thick with 13th-century history, anchored by the Museum of Jewish History and stories of Nahmanides, a towering Kabbalist scholar. Then across to Besalú, where you cross the iconic medieval bridge and explore its own Jewish quarter, finishing at a 12th-century ritual bath (Micveh) that's genuinely atmospheric. Nine hours door-to-door, with an air-conditioned car handling the drive from Barcelona.

9 hoursfrom AUD $1203

Guided Kayak Sunset Tour in Sant Elm with Picnic

🐠 Water Activities

1 hour – 2h 30mfrom AUD $292

Guided Kayak Sunset Tour in Sant Elm with Picnic

When Em from our BugBitten team paddled this Sant Elm sunset tour, it ticked every box for a low-stress evening on the water. You launch in small groups from a quiet Mallorca beach, glide along rocky coves and clear shallows, stop for a swim and snorkel in a sheltered spot, then watch the sun dip while you float with a picnic in hand. It's three and a half hours of gentle pace — no rushing, no showing off. The guide knows the coastline and reads the group's mood; you're with couples, solo types, and nature seekers mostly after a proper wind-down rather than an adrenaline hit.

Private Transfer from Salou, PortAventura to Airport Barcelona

When Charlie from our BugBitten team booked a private transfer from Salou to Barcelona Airport, the whole thing felt like a proper shortcut compared to trains or shuttles. You get picked up at your accommodation in Salou (near PortAventura) and dropped at Barcelona Airport — or vice versa — in a dedicated vehicle with your own driver. No shared rides, no bus stops, no waiting around. The journey runs 1–2.5 hours depending on traffic, and the service operates round-the-clock, so early flights or late arrivals aren't a problem. It's the kind of transfer that lets you skip the logistics faffing and just get where you're going.

Excursion to Baztan Valley Zugarramurdi and Lordship of Bertiz

Excursion to Baztan Valley Zugarramurdi and Lordship of Bertiz

A 10-hour excursion into Navarre's Baztán Valley, departing Pamplona at 9am. Visit the Witch Caves of Zugarramurdi, explore the stone-built village of Elizondo steeped in regional character, descend into the cavernous Urdax system, and wander through the wooded Lordship of Bertiz natural park. A local guide reveals the valley's folklore and geology throughout, with all site entries and air-conditioned transport included. Lunch stops are yours to arrange at local establishments.

10 hoursfrom AUD $192

SUP taster course in the picturesque bay of Morro Jable

🐠 Water Activities

SUP taster course in the picturesque bay of Morro Jable

When Noah from our team took this SUP taster in Morro Jable, he paddled out into one of those bays that actually lives up to the postcard. Clear turquoise water, white sand, and enough fish below the board to keep you watching instead of wobbling. The 90-minute session runs with a max of four people and a qualified instructor—proper small-group stuff. You get wetsuit, solid gear (Ocean & Earth kit), and a free shuttle from your accommodation. It's the sort of thing that works whether you're keen on water sports or just after a different angle on the bay.

1h 30mfrom AUD $75

Barcelona Montserrat Day Trip and Sagrada Familia Tour

7 hours – 7h 30mfrom AUD $224

Barcelona Montserrat Day Trip and Sagrada Familia Tour

Pair two of Catalonia's heavyweight sights in a single seven-hour outing: Montserrat's serrated peaks and Benedictine monastery, then [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s Sagrada Familia. A driver collects you from your hotel and steers through the dramatic landscape to the mountain abbey, where you'll encounter La Moreneta and scout viewpoints across the region. Back in the city, skip-the-line access takes you into Gaudí's basilica—navigate solo with your audioguide or opt for an official guide to decode the architecture's symbolic layers.

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

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

Explore Valencia's landmark districts at your own tempo using this self-guided audio tour created by Luda, an Official City Guide. Over 90 minutes, you'll navigate the historic centre via GPS-mapped routes on your phone, hearing Luda's commentary and discovering both major monuments and lesser-known details of the city's architecture and character. You get 14 days of unlimited access from purchase, plus curated local recommendations for eating and hanging out like a resident.

1h 30mfrom AUD $8

Private Day Trip from Marbella to Tangier All Inclusive

12 hours – 13 hoursfrom AUD $902

Private Day Trip from Marbella to Tangier All Inclusive

When Em from our team ran this Marbella-to-Tangier day trip, we crossed the Strait of Gibraltar by ferry, hit the medina and souk in the old city, rode camels on Achakar Beach near Cape Spartel, and ate proper Moroccan food midday. It's a solid 12–13 hour loop that packs a lot in — the ferry views alone are worth it, and having a local guide meant we got past the obvious tourist spots. Fair dinkum all-inclusive: transport from your hotel, guide, lunch, water, the lot. You'll see plenty of other tour groups, but the structure meant we weren't just wandering lost.

Palma Mallorca Scavenger Hunt & Self-Guided Audio Walking Tour

1 hour – 1h 15mfrom AUD $14

Palma Mallorca Scavenger Hunt & Self-Guided Audio Walking Tour

Crack puzzles and navigate Palma's landmarks at your own speed using the World City Trail app. This two-hour self-guided scavenger hunt takes you past ten major attractions—from the Cathedral Basilica La Seu to hidden neighbourhood gems—with audio commentary, GPS navigation, and local restaurant tips included. Start whenever suits you, pause for an ensaimada at a café, and pick up where you left off. No guide, no schedule, no entrance fees.

Palma de Mallorca Medieval Jewish Quarter Audio Guide

When Noah from our team tried this self-guided audio tour through Palma's Medieval Jewish Quarter, he got the full story of a community most visitors walk past without knowing it. This is a GPS-triggered walk through cramped medieval laneways where you'll learn what Converso and Chueta actually mean, meet Renaissance mapmakers, and spot the city's hidden courtyard gems. It's a solid hour to 75 minutes depending on how often you pause to soak it in, and you keep the audio forever — handy if you're bouncing back to Palma later.

TOP Valladolid : Private guided tour with your mobile

3 hours – 4 hoursfrom AUD $8

TOP Valladolid : Private guided tour with your mobile

Navigate Valladolid independently using a mobile app that guides you past 14 key landmarks across three to four hours. The self-guided approach lets you linger at the Royal Palace, Plaza de Zorilla, Cathedral and Campo Grande Park without rush or group constraints. Available in six languages with restaurant tips and family-friendly suggestions baked in, it's designed for travellers who prefer setting their own rhythm over following a schedule.

2 Day Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu Tour from Cusco

2 Day Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu Tour from Cusco

When Ben from our team ran this 2-day loop from Cusco, we covered the Sacred Valley's trio of standout sites—Chinchero, Moray, and the salt mines—before catching the scenic train down to Aguas Calientes for an overnight near Machu Picchu. Day two brought the main event: a guided walk through the citadel itself. It's a solid itinerary if you're time-poor and want to tick the big boxes without spending a week hiking. The mix of culture, landscape, and archaeology works; the train ride is genuinely beautiful. Group size keeps it manageable, and guides are switched-on.

2 daysfrom AUD $726

7 hours – 8 hoursfrom AUD $333

White Towns Private Daytrip From Cadiz

A self-paced private drive through Cádiz's celebrated white villages, hitting Arcos de la Frontera, Zahara de la Sierra, and Grazalema across seven to eight hours. Your driver collects you from accommodation and sets the pace—you control how long to linger in each hilltop town. Skip the coach groups and fixed itineraries; explore narrow streets, lakeside views, and mountain-backed plazas at your own rhythm, with time for lunch and local shops built in.

2-Hour Private Guided Walking Tour of Triana

2-Hour Private Guided Walking Tour of Triana

When Noah from our team did this 2-hour private walking tour of Triana, Seville's most characterful neighbourhood revealed itself as genuinely distinct from the rest of the city. Your guide picks you up from your hotel (or a central spot if you're staying outside the main area) and takes you through the quarter's tight grid of streets — past the market, Carmen chapel, Belmonte's statue, and the castle where the Spanish Inquisition operated. Locals call Triana the 'independent republic' for good reason: it's got its own swagger, a buzzing tapas scene, live flamenco tucked into bars, and a palpable sense that this is where real Sevillanos actually live. Two hours is tight but moves at a decent clip.

Kitesurfing Lessons in Mallorca for All Levels

Learn kitesurfing in Mallorca's sheltered waters with qualified instructors across all ability levels. This two-hour session takes place in waist-deep conditions directly at the launch point, minimising transfer time and maximising water hours. You'll have full kit—board, kite, harness, wetsuit—plus insurance covered. Afterwards, relax beachside with your instructor and fellow riders. Single lessons or multi-day packages available, with shared or one-on-one tuition options.

Safari snorkeling tour in Menorca

When Em from our team tried this snorkelling tour off Menorca, it was a refreshingly low-key two-hour paddle through some genuinely clear Mediterranean water. Blue Dive runs these trips with an explicit ethos: adapt to whoever shows up, keep the group small, and leave the seabed alone. It's the kind of outfit that actually cares about not trashing what they're showing you. You get kit included, and they're genuinely set up for families, wheelchairs, prams, the lot — which is rare enough in Spanish water-sports that it deserves a mention.

Flamenco Lessons and Paella Lunch

Learn flamenco fundamentals in a working tablao, then sit down to paella and regional specialities in Seville's Triana neighbourhood. This 2.5-hour session pairs an hour of hands-on dance instruction with a three-course lunch featuring traditional Valencian rice or plant-based alternatives. You'll leave with video footage and muscle memory of Spain's most recognisable art form.

Medieval Heritage Girona And Besalu Private Tour

An eight-hour private tour through two Catalan towns rich in medieval and Jewish history. Start in Girona exploring the old quarter, cathedral treasures, and the atmospheric Call (Jewish quarter), then walk the city walls for sweeping views. After lunch at your pace, head to Besalú to wander its preserved medieval streets and Jewish heritage sites. Your driver-guide provides local context throughout, making this a personalised alternative to standard group tours.

8 hoursfrom AUD $1161

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2 hours – 3 hoursfrom AUD $50

Private Walking Tour to Alicante

A three-hour guided walk through Alicante's core, moving between hilltop fortress and beachfront promenade. Your guide steers you past Santa Bárbara Castle, the pastel-painted Santa Cruz quarter, and into the city's architectural heart—Saint Mary's Church, Saint Nicholas Cathedral, and the Ayuntamiento. You'll taste Fondillon wine and local turron along the way, stopping at genuine neighbourhood spots rather than polished tourist zones. The route stays flexible; your guide adjusts for pace and interests.

Art on Wheels Gallery

When Tom from our team visited Art on Wheels Gallery in Teror, Gran Canaria's busiest town, he found himself in a surprisingly thoughtful space dedicated to bicycle art and the culture of reuse. Housed in a renovated property with genuine charm, the gallery showcases the work of a local artist who's built something genuinely different — a place where old bikes become sculpture, installation, and conversation. The 45-minute visit feels unhurried, and the owner walks you through the history and thinking behind the pieces. It's a low-key detour that punches above its weight for art lovers keen on sustainability and creative problem-solving, without the pretension or price tag of a traditional gallery.

Transfer from Seville to Granada with a stop to explore Ronda

Skip the bus. This private transfer whisks you from Seville to Granada through rolling Andalusian hills, with a scheduled stop in Ronda to explore the dramatic cliffside village at your own pace. Your driver handles navigation whilst you take in whitewashed streets, vertiginous gorges and tapas bars tucked into centuries-old corners. Door-to-door service keeps the day straightforward.

Guided tour of the Prado Museum in Madrid

When Sarah from our BugBitten team ran the Prado's guided tour, she walked straight past the queues snaking round the block—a genuine win on a busy Madrid day. You get 90 minutes with an art-savvy guide who unpacks the big hitters: Velázquez's Las Meninas, Bosch's trippy Garden of Earthly Delights, works by Goya, El Greco, Raphael. The guide doesn't just point; they explain technique, historical backstory, why Charles III wanted this place built. It's a whistle-stop through European art from the 1300s onward, and even if you've never set foot in a gallery before, the commentary makes each canvas feel like a story rather than a wall decoration.

Exclusive Freebird Catamaran Whale and Dolphin Cruise to Caleta

When Alex from our team booked this 3-hour catamaran run from Spain, we were keen to see whether a dolphin and whale cruise could deliver without feeling like a cattle-car operation. The Freebird heads out to La Caleta with a small group, stopping for swims and offering actual time on the water rather than a rushed tick-box. It's the kind of outing where you might spot cetaceans in decent numbers, but weather and timing matter — some days are quieter than others. Drinks and snacks are included, which takes the edge off the cost.

Almería Wine tour, tasting in Bio Winery and aperitif in Spanish

When Noah from our BugBitten team visited Cortijo El Cura near Laujar de Andarax, he found a genuinely working farm that doubles as a wine and food education spot. The tour strings together a walk through vineyards, olive groves and almond trees, a peek at the on-site agricultural museum, and then the main event: a tasting of five organic wines paired with local cheese, cured meats, and bread dipped in the farm's own olive oil. If you're into wine without the pretension, and you want to see where it actually comes from, this two-to-three-hour setup delivers. It's a small-group affair—two-person minimum—and sits in the quieter Alpujarra region of Almería.

Lanzarote Volcanoes and Caves Tour from Fuerteventura

Lanzarote Volcanoes and Caves Tour from Fuerteventura

When Tom from our team took this crossing over to Lanzarote from Fuerteventura, we got the full volcanic experience in one long day. After an early ferry run to Playa Blanca, you're straight into Timanfaya National Park — a UNESCO-protected sprawl of 100-plus volcanoes that genuinely does look like you've landed on the moon. The tour threads through wine country in La Geria (where grapes grow in neat volcanic pits), a family-run lunch spot using local produce, and wraps at Jameos del Agua, a subterranean lava cave. Eight hours total, and you're covering serious ground with a proper local guide.

8 hoursfrom AUD $257