Tours in Spain

6 hours – 7 hoursfrom AUD $109

Full Day Walking Tour to Caminito del Rey

When Mia from our team tackled the Caminito del Rey walk in Spain, she got the full guided experience without the usual hassle of parking or queuing for tickets. This 6–7 hour outing cuts through a natural gorge area, building to a dramatic suspension bridge crossing perched over 100 metres above the ravine floor. You're guided throughout by a local expert who handles logistics and interprets the landscape, while an air-conditioned vehicle ferries you to and from the trailhead. It's a solid half-day commitment that feels more organised than many self-guided adventures.

Ronda and White Villages Guided Tour from Seville

★ 4.4 (14)

Ronda and White Villages Guided Tour from Seville

When Sarah from our team ran this 10-hour loop from Seville, she got a proper taste of Andalucía's most photogenic corners. The tour threads through the Pueblos Blancos — those brilliant white villages clinging to green hills — stops in the dramatic hilltop town of Ronda, and includes a walk through an olive oil mill where you can taste the goods. You're shuttled by air-conditioned coach, guided by a local who explains why everything's painted white and points out the stories behind the landmarks. It's a solid day out if you're based in Seville and want to see landscape and culture without the faffing around.

10 hoursfrom AUD $132

Marbella old town tour with Tapas and Wines

🍜 Food & Cooking

Marbella old town tour with Tapas and Wines

When Jake from our team ran this three-hour Marbella old town tour, we wandered the narrow lanes of the historic centre with a local guide, soaking up centuries of stories while grazing on regional tapas and wines. The old town is all whitewashed walls, sun-trapped plazas, and that particular quiet vibe of southern Spanish towns before the tour buses roll in. We stopped at two traditional tapas bars to sample what the region does best — sliced jamón, patatas bravas, local cheeses — each paired with a glass of wine. It's less epic adventure, more leisurely stroll with good eating woven through.

Ibiza old town Private Walking Tour with a Professional Guide

When Tom from our team did this private walking tour, we got the proper backstory on Ibiza beyond the club scene. Dalt Vila—the walled old town perched above the modern city—is a genuinely impressive medieval fortress that's been a UNESCO site since 1999, and our guide showed us the bastions, narrow lanes, and the galleries and boutiques tucked inside the walls. It's a solid two-hour walk through what feels like stepping back centuries, even though the island's famous for all-night raving. The guide tailored the route on the fly, which felt refreshingly flexible for a private tour.

2 hoursfrom AUD $588

Palma de Mallorca Self-Guided Scavenger Hunt and Tour

Palma de Mallorca Self-Guided Scavenger Hunt and Tour

When Ben from our team ran this self-guided scavenger hunt through Palma de Mallorca, we found a clever way to explore the city on our own terms. You download an app, grab a list of riddles tied to ten key landmarks, and wander the old town's narrow streets solving clues at your pace. No fixed start time, no tour guide herding you along—just you, your phone, and a city that reveals itself as you go. Takes around 2.5 hours if you push through, but the beauty is you can stretch it out, grab a café stop, or double back whenever.

Tour of the Alcazar of Seville

When Noah from our team booked the Real Alcázar of Seville tour, we walked into one of Spain's most layered royal spaces — a sprawl of interconnected palaces, courtyards, and gardens that reads like a greatest-hits of Andalusian and European design. The 90-minute guided walk covers the site's long story, from medieval foundations through to its modern role as a film set. The Alcázar draws a mixed crowd of tourists and architecture buffs, and it's genuinely worth the effort — but tickets sell fast and the booking process is strict, so you need to commit early with everyone's ID details.

1h 30mfrom AUD $67

Bike Rental in Malaga

When Mia from our BugBitten team grabbed a bike in Málaga, it was exactly the kind of low-friction way to cover ground on your own terms. You pick up an urban bike, helmet, lock and map from a central spot, then you're loose to pedal around the city at whatever pace suits. Málaga's pretty compact and bike-friendly in patches — a mix of old-town streets, waterfront stretches, and modern avenues that vary wildly in cycling comfort. The rental is straightforward: helmet and lock included, drop-off at the same spot. No hotel transfers, so you'll need to get to the pick-up yourself, but there's decent public transport nearby.

1 dayfrom AUD $25

León Scavenger Hunt and Sights Self-Guided Tour

León Scavenger Hunt and Sights Self-Guided Tour

Navigate León's streets by solving puzzles that reveal the city's key sights at your own pace. This two-hour self-guided scavenger hunt uses your smartphone to deliver clues leading you between landmarks, combining the structure of a walking tour with the engagement of a treasure hunt. Work through riddles and discover both major attractions and quieter corners whilst learning about the city's character without a guide or fixed schedule.

Royal Palace of Madrid Early Entrance Tour Skip-The-Line Ticket

When Tom from our BugBitten team ran the Royal Palace of Madrid early entrance tour, we got straight past the queues that typically snake around this grand neoclassical landmark. The 90-minute guided walk hits the standout rooms—the Royal Chapel with its ornate ceiling, the sweeping Grand Staircase, and the Crown Room where state business happens. It's a shared tour (up to 30 people), and you're moving through one of Europe's best-kept palaces with a local guide and radio headsets so everyone can hear without shouting. Madrid's city centre location means you can roll in by metro, and the whole thing feels less like a tourist cattle run and more like having insider access.

1h 30mfrom AUD $65

Bilbao: Gaztelugatxe, Bermeo, Mundaka and Gernika with Txakoli

★ 4.3 (164)

Bilbao: Gaztelugatxe, Bermeo, Mundaka and Gernika with Txakoli

When Charlie from our team ran this 11-hour Biscay loop, we started near Bilbao's Guggenheim, then climbed the 241 steps to San Juan de Gaztelugatxe—the dramatic hermitage that inspired Game of Thrones' Dragonstone. From there it was fishing-village hopping: Bermeo's working harbour, Mundaka's surf-spot swagger, and Gernika's sobering wartime landmarks (air-raid shelters, Picasso's mural, the Tree). The day wrapped at Berroja Winery with a txakoli tasting. It's a solid crash course in Basque coastal and cultural life, mixing natural drama with real history, though the pace means each stop feels more like a highlight reel than a deep sit.

3 Tapas Cartagena walking tour

When Tom from our team did this 3-hour walk through Cartagena's old quarter, it felt like the right intro to the city—not rushed, genuinely local. You're moving through narrow streets with a guide who actually knows the place, pausing at three different bars for tapas paired with a drink (beer, wine, or soft drink). The tour sits somewhere between history lesson and food crawl, with enough walking to keep things moving and enough stops to let the flavour of everyday Cartagena sink in. Compact enough that you're not exhausted by the end, sprawling enough to get a proper sense of why this Mediterranean port has stuck around for centuries.

Sevilla 2 Hour Kayaking Tour on the Guadalquivir River

When Sarah from our BugBitten team paddled the Guadalquivir River through central Seville, she found a genuinely refreshing way to see the city from the water. This 2-hour kayaking tour glides past the landmarks that shaped Spain's colonial history — the Torre del Oro, Triana's old quarters, La Maestranza bullring, and the remnants of the 1992 Expo site. You're paired in a two-person kayak (adult with child or two adults), and the guide walks you through safety and paddling basics before you launch. It's casual, mixed-ability friendly, and beats the typical riverside walk by a mile.

2 hoursfrom AUD $65

From Bilbao: Gaztelugatxe, Bermeo, Mundaka and Gernika with Txakoli

★ 4.3 (66)

From Bilbao: Gaztelugatxe, Bermeo, Mundaka and Gernika with Txakoli

When Jake from our team ran this 11-hour loop from Bilbao, we got a solid hit-list of Biscay's coastal and cultural highlights: the dramatic clifftop hermitage at Gaztelugatxe (yes, that Game of Thrones spot), the working fishing villages of Bermeo and Mundaka, Gernika's heavy history, and a txakoli tasting to finish. It's a long day that packs in real ground — you're moving between distinct towns rather than loitering in one place, and the pace suits keen walkers and history buffs more than those after a leisurely stroll.

11 hoursfrom AUD $82

Haro, Laguardia & Two Rioja Wineries Day Trip from Bilbao

★ 4.3 (26)

Haro, Laguardia & Two Rioja Wineries Day Trip from Bilbao

When Em from our team ran this Rioja wine tour out of Bilbao, we got a proper feel for Spain's most famous wine region in one solid day. You'll kick off at CVNE in Haro — a historic winery with an Eiffel-designed barrel room and underground cellars — then wander the charming old town on foot. After that, you're off to Laguardia for another winery visit and a meander through its narrow medieval streets. There's free time for lunch (you sort that yourself), and on the way back to Bilbao you'll swing past the striking modern architecture of Marqués de Riscal in Elciego. It's nine hours door-to-door, and the pace works well if you're keen on wine and history without feeling rushed.

9 hoursfrom AUD $125

★ 4.3 (26)

1 hour – 4 hoursfrom AUD $117

Valencia All in One Bike Tour

When Jake from our BugBitten team pedalled through Valencia on this guided bike tour, it became clear why two wheels beat walking any day. You're out for three and a half hours with a local who knows the city's quieter corners — the spots you'd miss on a solo ride. The crew keeps things flexible: go as a group or book it private, pick your pace, ride any day of the week. They've got regular bikes, cargo bikes if you need them, and they'll work around whatever fitness level you bring. It's a proper local's-eye view of a city that sprawls across former riverbeds and modern architecture in equal measure.

Alhambra: Complete Guided Tour with Nasrid Palaces Tickets

When Alex from our BugBitten team ran the Alhambra complete tour, we got the full sweep of Granada's most celebrated monument without queuing. Three hours takes you through the Nasrid Palaces—ornate rooms carved with intricate tilework and calligraphy—the Generalife gardens where the royal family retreated, and the Alcazaba fortress with its sprawling views. The guide walks you through layers of medieval Islamic architecture and daily life, explaining the symbolism baked into the design. You're moving steadily the whole time, so wear decent shoes. It's the kind of place that feels crowded but the skip-the-line access keeps the rhythm flowing.

Quad tours Benidorm

Tear across the Benidorm hinterland on a guided quad bike tour lasting 1 to 4 hours. A local guide leads you through varying terrain, from short spins to longer adventures reaching Algar Waterfalls or the hilltop village of Guadalest. Single rider or bring a passenger along (extra fee applies). Helmets and bikes provided; payment on arrival.

★ 4.3 (20)

🌿 Nature & Wildlife

Montanejos Hot Springs Day Tour

When Ben from our team ran this Montanejos Hot Springs tour, we found a genuinely relaxed eight-hour loop through the Spanish countryside with a proper small-group vibe. You're capped at six people, which means the minibus chat doesn't turn into chaos and the guides can actually talk to you properly rather than shouting over thirty heads. The valley itself is lush and quiet — it feels far enough from civilisation without being a slog. Hot springs, a 30-metre waterfall, and pockets of forest make up the day. It's the kind of thing that works best if you're happy moving at a natural pace and aren't chasing Instagram moments.

8 hoursfrom AUD $149

Altea Benidorm and Villajoyosa from Valencia

★ 4.3 (17)

Altea Benidorm and Villajoyosa from Valencia

When Tom from our BugBitten team ran this day trip south from Valencia, he found three distinct coastal towns crammed into nine hours — Altea, Benidorm, and Villajoyosa. The route strings together Mediterranean charm, quirky stops (a chocolate museum, an Orthodox church), and plenty of wandering time. It's the kind of outing that works if you're after a snapshot of the Costa Blanca's different personalities rather than a deep dive into any one place. Hotel pickup from Valencia itself is solid, and the air-conditioned coach handles the bumpy coastal roads.

9 hoursfrom AUD $167

Private 2 Hours Sightseeing Tour in Barcelona

★ 4.3 (17)

Private 2 Hours Sightseeing Tour in Barcelona

When Tom from our BugBitten team booked this private Barcelona sightseeing run, it was a straight no-nonsense option: two hours in an air-conditioned car with an English-speaking local driver who knows the city's spread-out landmarks and can point out what matters without dragging you out of the seat. Barcelona's monuments are genuinely scattered—Gothic Quarter to Sagrada Familia to Montjuïc isn't a walkable day—so this fills a gap for travellers short on time or energy who want a guided overview without the tour-group feel. The driver does the talking, you do the looking, and the route bends to what you want to see.

Private transfer from cruise port to Barcelona Airport or hotel

When Alex from our BugBitten team booked this private transfer from Barcelona's cruise port, it was dead straightforward: a driver met us at the terminal and drove us straight to the hotel (or airport, depending on direction) in an air-conditioned car. Takes about 30 minutes depending on traffic. It's the no-messing-about option if you've got luggage, kids, or just want to skip the hunt for a taxi or metro. Fits up to seven passengers, so it works for small groups or families coming off a cruise ship.

Montserrat Afternoon Tour & Black Madonna Priority Access

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this afternoon tour, we got a solid hit on Montserrat's big draw: the Black Madonna in the Basilica, perched in those dramatic rocky hills outside Barcelona. It's a half-day circuit — coach up, wander the sanctuary and its audio-visual exhibition, tick off the religious icon, then ride the cogwheel train back down with proper views across the landscape. You're mixed with other tour groups, but the guide keeps things moving. The mystique of the place is real, even if it's also genuinely busy. About 5.5 hours door-to-door.

5h 30mfrom AUD $99

Mt. Teide and Masca Valley Tour in Tenerife

★ 4.3 (1,070)

Mt. Teide and Masca Valley Tour in Tenerife

When Alex from our team did this 9.5-hour loop around Tenerife's volcanic heartland, we wound through UNESCO-listed Teide National Park, stopped at Vilaflor (one of Spain's highest villages), tracked down the famous 3000-year-old dragon tree in Icod de los Viños, and finished in the clifftop village of Masca and the historic port town of Garachico. It's a proper road trip through otherworldly terrain—cinder cones, lava fields, tight mountain passes—with plenty of photo stops and breathing room to wander. The drive itself is the draw here; it's not a white-knuckle hike or a specialist activity, more a full-day soak in Tenerife's geological drama.

9h 30mfrom AUD $94

★ 4.3 (596)

Tourist bus tour of Seville

When Noah from our team hopped on this double-decker bus, we found it a solid way to get the lay of Seville without burning out on foot. You're up high enough to clock the Cathedral, Torre del Oro, and the Macarena Wall without craning your neck through crowds. The 48-hour ticket lets you jump off and on across 12 stops throughout the city—so it's less a single tour and more a flexible scaffold for exploring at your own pace. Seville's heat and sprawl make this useful, especially if you're tired or just want to orient yourself before diving deeper into neighborhoods like Santa Cruz and Triana.

1h 15mfrom AUD $45

Segovia and Avila Guided Day Trip from Madrid

★ 4.3 (541)

Segovia and Avila Guided Day Trip from Madrid

When Jake from our BugBitten team ran this day trip from Madrid, we ticked off two stunning Castilian towns in one hit. Segovia and Ávila sit about an hour north of the capital and pack serious medieval punch — we're talking Roman aqueducts, Gothic cathedrals, and winding old-town streets that feel genuinely untouched. The 9-hour loop covers both places with a bilingual guide, audio kit, and air-con transport. It's the kind of tour that gives you a proper sense of traditional Spain without the usual tourist crush of the capital.

Catamaran ride -Costa Brava with barbecue and drinks. Familiar.

When Em from our team booked this Costa Brava catamaran, we were after a straightforward sail-and-swim afternoon without the party-boat vibe. The boat's proper-sized, holding a decent crowd without feeling rammed in. You motor north for an hour past rocky inlets and cliff-backed beaches, then anchor in a bay for two hours of swimming, sunbathing on the net trampoline, and tucking into grilled chicken and burgers while the crew handles the drinks. It's unpretentious — pasta salad, sangria, cold beer — and pitched at families in the morning, mixed groups in the afternoon. Four hours total, start to finish.

Sunset in Dénia from the Catamaran Mundo Marino

When Jake from our team caught the sunset aboard Mundo Marino, we found it a solid way to spend ninety minutes on the water. This catamaran departs from Dénia and angles itself to face the coastline as the sun dips behind the mountains—the kind of slow-burn moment that actually rewards staying still. It's mixed-age crowd: couples leaning into the romance angle, families with prams tucked near the rails, a few solo travellers. You get a glass of Cava as the light shifts, which feels like the whole point.

Tenerife Bodegas Monje Winery Tour with Wine and Cheese Tasting

When Mia from our BugBitten team visited Bodegas Monje in Tenerife, she found a solid, no-fuss introduction to Canary Islands wine. The winery sits in a region known for volcanic soils and smaller-scale production—nothing like the sprawling Spanish mainland estates. You get a guided walk through the cellar, then settle in for four wines paired with four local cheeses. It's intimate (max 10 people), runs about two hours, and feels more educational than showy. Best suited to curious drinkers after a genuine taste of what the islands produce, rather than a big boozy blowout.

2 hoursfrom AUD $58

Nerja, Nerja and Frigiliana Caves Day Trip

★ 4.3 (99)

7 hours – 8 hoursfrom AUD $115

Nerja, Nerja and Frigiliana Caves Day Trip

When Em from our team ran this Costa del Sol day trip, it ticked off three solid stops: the whitewashed hilltop village of Frigiliana, the Nerja Cave system with its stalactites and ancient rock art, and the clifftop Balcony of Europe viewpoint. You're picked up from Torremolinos, Benalmadena or Málaga and driven through the Andalusian countryside in an air-conditioned bus — the kind of setup that lets you doze and soak in views without map anxiety. The whole thing runs 7–8 hours, mixing guided walks, cave exploration, and free time to wander the old town of Nerja. It's a well-worn trail, but that's partly because the ingredients work.

Travel through Segovia and Avila in a Small Group from Madrid

★ 4.3 (74)

Travel through Segovia and Avila in a Small Group from Madrid

A small-group day trip from Madrid to two of Spain's most storied towns. You'll spend the morning in Segovia exploring the fairy-tale Alcázar fortress and the soaring Gothic cathedral, then pause for lunch at a local spot. The afternoon takes you to Avila, where you'll walk the intact medieval walls and visit the Convent of Santa Teresa de Jesús. The day winds down with a drink at the Parador de Ávila, watching the walls light up at dusk. With just eight people and an unhurried pace, there's room to linger and chat.

11 hoursfrom AUD $249

Alhambra Guided Tour, Nasrid Palaces and Generalife

★ 4.3 (38)

🛕 Culture & History

Alhambra Guided Tour, Nasrid Palaces and Generalife

When Alex from our team ran the Alhambra guided tour, we got a solid three-hour walk through one of Spain's most celebrated monuments. The guide steered us through the Nasrid Palaces — a warren of courtyards, tilework, and carved plasterwork — then across to the Alcazaba fortress for city views, and finished in the Generalife gardens where water features and manicured terraces felt like a cooler respite. Granada's a compact hilltop town, and the site itself draws crowds year-round, though the headset system meant we could actually hear what was being explained rather than just nodding at stonework.

2-Hours Spa Circuit in Costa Adeje

When Alex from our BugBitten team tried Tenerife's Thermal Circuit in Costa Adeje, we found a solid two-hour spa experience that lives up to its billing as the island's most complete facility. You move through a sequence of pools and thermal zones at your own pace — no group herding, which we appreciated. It's the sort of place where you'll see holidaymakers and locals alike unwinding, and the whole vibe is low-key and genuinely restorative. Costa Adeje itself is a built-up resort town with decent infrastructure, so getting here is straightforward.

Gran Gala Flamenco Show in Barcelona

When Tom from our BugBitten team caught the Gran Gala Flamenco show at Barcelona's Palau de la Música Catalana, it was clear why this 75-minute performance draws crowds. You're watching skilled Catalan dancers command the stage with precise footwork and raw energy — the kind of flamenco that works whether you've seen a thousand shows or none. The venue itself is a belle époque stunner tucked into the Gothic Quarter, and the flexible ticketing means you can pick a time and seat that suits your wallet and schedule. It's genuinely gripping stuff.

Museo Carmen Thyssen de Malaga Entrance Ticket

When Lily from our BugBitten team visited the Carmen Thyssen Museum in central Málaga, she found a focused collection of 19th-century Spanish painting, heavy on Andalusian work. The museum sits in a handy spot near the old town, draws a steady mix of art lovers and casual browsers, and doesn't demand a huge time commitment — you can see the permanent collection and rotating exhibition in about an hour without feeling rushed. It's the kind of gallery where you can dip in between other plans rather than block out your whole afternoon.

1 hourfrom AUD $20

★ 4.3 (126)

8 hours – 9 hoursfrom AUD $145

Lanzarote Grand Tour

When Lily from our BugBitten team ran the Lanzarote Grand Tour, we covered a solid 8–9 hours of the island's volcanic heart in one hit. The route loops through salt flats, dramatic coastal cliffs, the surreal green lagoon at El Golfo, and Timanfaya National Park — where geothermal experiments and ash plains live up to the hype. A certified guide steers you through, lunch isn't included (you'll stop at a restaurant and choose), and you finish at Jameos del Agua's lava cave. It's a big-picture day that suits most fitness levels, though there's a camel-ride option if you fancy it.

★ 4.3 (87)

🛕 Culture & History

Guided tour of the Reina Sofia Museum

When Lily from our BugBitten team ran this guided tour at Madrid's Reina Sofia Museum, she got a solid primer on 20th-century Spanish art without the guesswork. The 90-minute tour kicks off at the entrance with a professional guide walking you through the collection's standout moments — Picasso's Guernica, Dalí's dreamscapes, Miró's abstracts, and more. The Reina Sofia itself is one of Spain's heavyweight contemporary art institutions, and the crowds reflect that. You're there to soak up the big names and their context, not linger too long in front of any one canvas.

"The Shadow of the Wind" Novel Walking Tour

When Tom from our BugBitten team walked this Barcelona tour, he traced the shadowy streets that inspired Carlos Ruiz Zafón's beloved novel. The two-hour route knits together literary hotspots—Els Quatre Gats Café, Santa Maria del Mar Church, and quieter lanes like Santa Anna and Montcada—with a bilingual guide who threads the story through each stop. It's a tighter, literary-minded way to explore the Gothic Quarter rather than the standard cathedral-and-plaza slog. The group stays small (semi-private), and everyone from pushchair parents to wheelchair users can manage it without fuss.

2 hoursfrom AUD $26

VIP Grand Tour Isla de Tenerife from South Tenerife

★ 4.3 (51)

8 hours – 9 hoursfrom AUD $160

VIP Grand Tour Isla de Tenerife from South Tenerife

When Jake from our team booked the VIP Grand Tour, he was after a proper survey of Tenerife's highlights in one hit—and this 9-hour loop delivers. You're packed into a minivan with a maximum of 7 others, departing from Playa de las Américas early and swinging through the island's heavyweight spots: the clifftop village of Masca, the banana plantations up north, the colonial charm of Garachico and Icod de los Vinos, the Orotava Valley's lush sprawl, and the volcanic drama of Teide National Park. Lunch is thrown in, plus a driver who knows the roads. It's the kind of tour that lets you tick off most of Tenerife's postcard views without renting a car.

★ 4.3 (39)

1 day – 6 daysfrom AUD $18

Daily Bike Rental Valencia

When Ben from our team hired a bike in Valencia, he found a straightforward rental outfit with three handy locations across the city—two in the centre and one near the beach and docks. The bikes arrive clean and properly maintained, come with a lock, lights, and basket, and you can rent for anywhere from a single day up to six. It's the kind of setup that works if you want to explore at your own pace without faffing about with tour groups or public transport schedules. Valencia's flat terrain and growing network of bike paths make it natural cycling territory, and having a bike gives you real freedom to duck into neighbourhoods the buses skip.

Guided Tour in TUK TUK Ávila COMPLETE with stops 1 hour

★ 4.3 (36)