Tours in Spain

2 hours – 5 hoursfrom AUD $20

Visit Jewish quarter

When Mia from our BugBitten team walked the Jewish Quarter in Cordoba, it was a tight but rewarding hour through streets that tell three centuries of overlap — Jewish, Muslim, and Christian. The guide steered us past artisans' workshops tucked into narrow lanes, into one of Spain's best-preserved synagogues, and through squares steeped in medieval history. Cordoba's old town is compact and layered, the kind of place where a single hour scratches the surface but leaves you wanting more. Runs Tuesday to Saturday mornings, with a Monday slot too.

Ticket pass to Girona Cathedral, Sant Felix and Girona Art Museum

When Ben from our team picked up this combined pass for Girona's three main religious monuments, we had 48 hours to work through them at our own pace. The ticket bundles entry to the Cathedral (home to one of Europe's widest Gothic naves), the Basilica of Sant Feliu (a showstopper of Catalan Gothic), and the Art Museum—which holds the region's best ecclesiastical art collection. Girona's a compact, walkable medieval city perched above the Onyar River, mostly quieter than Barcelona but with real architectural muscle. You can knock all three out in a long afternoon or spread them across two days.

★ 4.3 (12)

🧖 Wellness & Spa

5 hours – 9 hoursfrom AUD $92

Yoga by the Sea in Barcelona

When Lily from our team tried this Barcelona seaside yoga session, we found it a straightforward way to kick off or wind down a day by the water. It's 90 minutes of guided practice on the beach with a certified instructor — no frills, just you, the breathing work, and the Mediterranean backdrop. The vibe is calm and mixed, with locals and tourists alike rolling out mats at dawn or dusk. It's the sort of thing that works best if you're already into yoga and want a change of scenery rather than a transformative experience.

Private Departure Transfer: Hotel to Barcelona El Prat International Airport

When Sarah from our team booked this private transfer from her Barcelona hotel to El Prat Airport, the whole thing came down to one thing: getting to the flight on time without faffing about. You get picked up from your accommodation by a professional driver in a private, air-conditioned vehicle, then delivered straight to departures. It's a 30-minute run in normal traffic, though that stretches during peak hours. The outfit operates round the clock, includes WiFi and a meet-and-greet, and handles infant seats if you're travelling with little ones. No surprises, no hidden costs.

Guided visit to the Cathedral of Malaga and its surroundings

When Jake from our BugBitten team did this walk through Málaga's cathedral quarter, we got a proper grounding in how the city built itself after the Reconquista. La Manquita — that's the locals' nickname for the Cathedral of Málaga — dominates the old centre, and this 90-minute guided tour unpacks both its architecture and the religious conquest that shaped it. Your guide is a native Malagueño, accredited and fluent, who threads the cathedral's incomplete twin spires into the broader story of Spain's Catholic reshaping. You'll loop through the Sagrario church, the historic Santo Tomás Hospital precinct, and Plaza del Obispo, soaking in how these buildings cluster and talk to one another across the narrow streets.

Build A Catalan Charcuterie Cheese Board & Wine Pairing (V/VG Options)

When Lily from our BugBitten team tried this Barcelona class, she learned to assemble a proper Catalan charcuterie and cheese board from scratch — no cooking skills needed. Run by locals who know the regional produce inside out, the two-hour session covers selection, arrangement, and how to make it look intentional rather than haphazard. You'll taste what you build alongside two local ecological wines, and the veg and vegan swaps mean dietary choices don't sideline you. It's the kind of practical skill that sticks around long after the class ends.

PREMIUM 2 Hour Alhambra and Generalife Tour + tickets

When Sarah from our team booked this last-minute Alhambra tour, we got what we needed: official entry tickets, a proper guide, and skip-the-queue access without the solo-visitor hassle. It's a 2-hour premium group experience through one of Europe's most stunning palaces, set in Granada's Moorish quarter where thousands of tourists converge daily. You're looking at small-group pacing with an actual expert who knows the place inside out, not a rushed audiobook situation. The catch is the Nasrid Palaces — the most ornate rooms — aren't included, which matters if you've come specifically for those intricate tile work interiors.

Tenerife : Whales and Dolphins with Food and Bath in Los Gigantes

When Lily from our BugBitten team booked this Tenerife whale and dolphin tour, she found herself on a wooden boat departing Puerto Colón for five to nine hours of coast-hugging sailing. The southwest edge of the island—particularly around Los Gigantes—is genuinely reliable for spotting tropical pilot whales and bottlenose dolphins. The crew navigate responsibly, and the itinerary includes a swim stop in clear water, a proper lunch with wine and beer served on deck, and the slow return journey back. It's a solid middle-ground tour: not a rushed speedboat dash, not an all-day expedition, but enough time to feel the ocean and spot wildlife without overcommitting your holiday.

Alicante, Santa Pola : Canelobre Cave, Busot + Coastal Walk

★ 4.3 (8)

3 hours – 4 hoursfrom AUD $92

Alicante, Santa Pola : Canelobre Cave, Busot + Coastal Walk

When Jake from our team ran this tour out of Alicante, we found a genuinely small-group experience — just four of us in a proper car, not crammed on a bus. The day threads together three distinct stops: the Canelobre Cave, sitting 560 metres up with cathedral-like stalactite formations; Busot village with its stone lanes and quirky Museum of Ethnic Music; and optional extras like the castle ruins or a stroll through Villajoyosa's painted houses. It's a solid 3–4 hours and suits almost anyone fitness-wise.

Seville Scavenger Hunt & Self-Guided Audio Walking Tour

★ 4.3 (8)

6 hours – 7 hoursfrom AUD $105

Seville Scavenger Hunt & Self-Guided Audio Walking Tour

Crack puzzles and navigate Seville's landmarks via smartphone app on your own schedule. This 2-hour self-guided scavenger hunt covers over 10 major sites—from the Cathedral to Plaza de España—plus neighbourhood secrets audio narration reveals. Move at your pace, duck into a bar for sherry, pick it up tomorrow if you fancy. No guide shadowing you, no fixed start time, just you, your phone, and the city.

Private 4-hour walking tour of Ibiza with official tour guide

Walk through Ibiza's medieval heart with a licensed guide uncovering layers of settlement from Phoenician times onwards. This 4-hour private tour covers Dalt Vila, the hilltop old town ringed by UNESCO-listed fortification walls, taking you past the Cathedral, through narrow passages and ancient gates, down to the marina's bohemian edge. You'll trace how Phoenician, Roman, Islamic and Christian cultures shaped the architecture and streets you traverse.

Sagrada Familia External Audio Tour - The 3 Iconic Facades

Walk around [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s Sagrada Família at your own pace with a smartphone audio guide covering the three external façades. The Nativity side bursts with ornamental detail celebrating Christ's birth, whilst the Passion façade presents stark, powerful scenes of suffering. The still-rising Glory façade promises to dominate the composition as the gateway to salvation. Gaudí's structural ambition meets theological depth across each wall—listen in seven languages, pause when you like, and discover a quiet spot to photograph your own postcard.

Caminito del Rey from Malaga : Round Trip Bus + Official Guide

This 6–7 hour excursion whisks you from central Málaga straight to Caminito del Rey, one of Spain's most dramatic gorge walks. You'll travel in an air-conditioned coach with a knowledgeable local guide, tackle the restored cliffside path at a cooler morning slot, and return to the city without detours. The outfit handles logistics, safety insurance, and entrance fees, leaving you free to focus on the limestone walls and river canyon below.

🏔 Adventure & Sports

Bardenas Reales Tour in Buggy

Tear across the Bardenas Reales desert in a 4x4 buggy with a local guide steering you through one of Spain's most otherworldly landscapes. This four-hour adventure takes you deep into a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve where otherworldly rock formations, sparse vegetation, and dramatic geology dominate the horizon. Your guide shares the region's ecological and historical significance while you navigate dusty tracks and witness the raw beauty of a place that feels untethered from ordinary Spain.

Ibiza Beach Hopper with Lunch Open Bar Paddle Surf and Snorkeling

A five-hour coastal cruise around Ibiza's quieter shores, combining paddleboard time in sheltered turquoise coves with snorkelling and a midday feast. You'll visit Cala Comta and Cala Bassa's sandy stretches, then paddle out at Cala Tarida where the seabed reveals itself beneath your board. Lunch and drinks flow throughout, turning the boat into your floating basecamp between swims.

5 hoursfrom AUD $105

Sevilla Private Full day Tour From Malaga

9 hours – 10 hoursfrom AUD $652

Sevilla Private Full day Tour From Malaga

Travel privately from Málaga to Seville for a full day exploring Andalusia's cultural heart. After a comfortable drive through southern countryside, you'll join a local guide for two hours discovering the Cathedral, Giralda tower, and the winding streets of Santa Cruz. The afternoon is yours to wander at your own pace, eat where you please, or venture to the Alcázar and Plaza de España before your driver returns you to the coast.

TOP Logroño : Private guided tour with your mobile

2 hours – 3 hoursfrom AUD $8

TOP Logroño : Private guided tour with your mobile

Navigate Logroño independently using the DareMapp app on your phone as a self-guided companion for 2–3 hours. The app walks you through the city's key landmarks—from Paseo del Espolón to Calle Laurel—with entertaining audio commentary, trivia, and mini-challenges that make exploring feel like play rather than sightseeing. You'll pick up local food spots and neighbourhood secrets along the way. Available in six languages, so language needn't be a barrier to getting to know the city properly.

Barcelona Scavenger Hunt & Self-Guided Audio Walking Tour

Barcelona Scavenger Hunt & Self-Guided Audio Walking Tour

Solve puzzles and uncover [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s landmarks at your own pace with this app-based scavenger hunt spanning three hours. Navigate from [Plaça de Catalunya](/places/pla-a-de-catalunya) through the Gothic Quarter to the waterfront, ticking off over ten major sights plus hidden local spots. Listen to audio commentary on each location's history, grab tapas when you fancy, and resume whenever suits—start at midnight if you like. No guide, no schedule, no pressure.

Gran Canaria Private Transfer from Playa del Inglés to Las Palmas (LPA) airport

When Jake from our team booked a private transfer from Playa del Inglés to Las Palmas Airport, he skipped the taxi queue chaos and got a straightforward run to the gate. This is a no-frills airport shuttle for groups up to 15 — you book ahead, a driver meets you at your hotel, and you're dropped at LPA in around 35 minutes depending on traffic. Taxes and tolls are wrapped in, so there's no surprise bill at the end. It's the sensible choice if you're travelling as a crew or want to dodge the scramble for cabs.

35 minfrom AUD $100

Valencia Mestalla Stadium Ticket and Digital City Tour

1 hour – 1h 15mfrom AUD $9

Valencia Mestalla Stadium Ticket and Digital City Tour

When Alex from our BugBitten team ran this combo, it stacked two very different Valencia experiences into one afternoon. You get inside Mestalla Stadium — the spiritual home of Los Che — to wander the halls and stands where decades of football drama unfolded. Then you're handed a downloadable audio guide to explore the city's architectural spine: the Gothic Cathedral, the medieval Serranos Towers gateway, and other landmarks that chart Valencia's shift from fortress town to modern city. It's a solid 2-hour package if you're keen on both football heritage and urban sightseeing, though the two halves require a bit of logistical shuffling between them.

Palma Tapas Tour- The Original!

When Ben from our team ran the Palma Tapas Tour, we spent three and a half hours threading through the old town hitting three different bars for pinchos, warm tapas, and dessert. Palma's a compact medieval maze down near the waterfront — Cathedral looms on one side, Royal Palace on the other — and the vibe is proper local during a food crawl like this. You're moving between neighbourhood spots where locals actually eat, not tourist traps, so the pace feels genuine. The guide handles the chat and context while you're doing the eating.

Montsacopa: An audio tour in the Volcano in the Centre of the City

When Alex from our BugBitten team did this self-guided audio tour around Montsacopa volcano in Olot, Catalonia, we walked the crater rim at our own pace with a smartphone guide telling the story. The volcano sits bang in the middle of this green, quiet city in La Garrotxa—a region dotted with 40 volcanic cones and ancient lava flows. The trail loops around the crater itself, passing two watchtowers and a working church built inside the crater, with 360-degree views across the Pyrenees and vegetable-filled valleys. The whole thing takes about an hour to 75 minutes depending on how often you stop to soak it in.

Santiago de Compostela Private Tour from A Coruna

Santiago de Compostela Private Tour from A Coruna

When Ben from our team did this tour out of A Coruna, we got a proper sense of why Santiago de Compostela still pulls pilgrims and history buffs in droves. The UNESCO-listed Old Town is genuinely atmospheric — narrow stone streets, medieval plazas, imposing cathedral — and the guide walked us through centuries of religious significance tied to the famous Camino pilgrimage route. Six and a half hours gives you real time to absorb the place without feeling rushed, and the cathedral entry's included. It's a private setup picked up from port, which beats joining a coach full of cruise-goers.

Windsurf course

When Noah from our team hit Barceloneta beach for a two-hour windsurf lesson, he got a proper taste of what the Mediterranean coast has to offer. This is a stripped-back intro to the sport — no frills, just you, a board, and the sea with Barcelona's skyline (Hotel W and Mapfre towers) anchoring the view. You're working directly with elements here: wind, water, balance, and your own muscles. It's the kind of activity that clears your head fast. The beach itself is busy and touristy, but once you're out on the water, that noise fades. Barceloneta's accessible by public transport, and the vibe is casual enough for absolute beginners.

2 hoursfrom AUD $84

Barcelona Gothic Quarter Self Guided Walking Tour with Mobile App

Barcelona Gothic Quarter Self Guided Walking Tour with Mobile App

When Jake from our team downloaded this self-guided app tour, he found a solid way to navigate Barcelona's Gothic Quarter on his own terms. The 2h 15m route winds through narrow medieval streets, past Roman temples, centuries-old churches, and squares with real history — including spots connected to Gaudí, Picasso, and the famous geese of the Cathedral. You get audio commentary, written notes, and an offline map on your phone, so no internet needed once it's loaded. It's the kind of tour that suits someone who wants flexibility and doesn't mind doing the legwork themselves.

2h 15mfrom AUD $9

Toledo Scavenger Hunt & Highlights Self-Guided Walking Tour

Toledo Scavenger Hunt & Highlights Self-Guided Walking Tour

When Jake from our BugBitten team tried this self-guided Toledo scavenger hunt, he found a clever way to explore the city's medieval maze without being shepherded about. You download an app, solve location-based puzzles at your own pace, and tick off 10+ major sites—from the Cathedral to San Juan de los Reyes—while the app feeds you local history, insider restaurant tips, and GPS breadcrumbs. No fixed start time, no guide waiting at a meeting point, and you can pause mid-tour and pick it up tomorrow if the mood takes you. Toledo's a tight, hilly knot of narrow streets and Renaissance architecture, so expect to do a fair bit of climbing and meandering, but the app keeps things focused and the puzzles add a playful edge to what could otherwise be standard sightseeing.

Private Transfer from Madrid Airport to Madrid Hotels

When Sarah from our team booked a private transfer from Madrid Airport into the city, it ticked the obvious boxes: a car waiting at arrivals, air-con, and a straight shot to the hotel without faffing about with public transport or haggling for a taxi. It's the kind of service that works best if you've got luggage, are arriving knackered, or just want to know your ride's sorted before you land. Twenty minutes door-to-door in decent traffic. Nothing flashy, but reliable.

20 minfrom AUD $97

Bilbao Romantic Quest: The Way of Love Along the Ría

1 hour – 1h 30mfrom AUD $12

Bilbao Romantic Quest: The Way of Love Along the Ría

When Jake from our team tried this self-guided walk, we discovered Bilbao's softer side—a 75-minute riverside meander hunting for ten Basque love words scattered across the city's most striking art and landmarks. You download the Questo app, puzzle through clues at ten stops (Doña Casilda Park, Guggenheim, Maman spider, Zubizuri Bridge and beyond), and unlock translations in Euskera, Europe's most ancient language. It's a clever setup for couples wanting something more than a standard sightseeing loop: you're moving at your own pace along the ría, soaking in genuine public art and riverside views instead of queuing at museums. Bilbao itself is sharp, design-forward, and refreshingly walkable—nothing touristy or overcrowded about the riverfront.

🛕 Culture & History

Madrid Mysteries & Legends Private Tour

When Charlie from our BugBitten team booked this private walk through Madrid's shadier corners, we expected tourist hokum — instead we got a genuinely eerie two-hour wander through the city's oldest districts, led by a guide who actually knows the history. The tour digs into unsolved crimes, restless spirits, and proper strange events that have shaped the city. Madrid's narrow medieval streets feel different once you know what's happened in them. Small groups (or solo if you prefer) mean the pacing feels personal rather than rushed, and the bilingual guide keeps things grounded in fact, not just spooky theatrics.

2 hoursfrom AUD $58

Day Trip from Malaga to Gibraltar and Mijas by bus

Day Trip from Malaga to Gibraltar and Mijas by bus

When Mia from our BugBitten team did this 11-hour day trip from Málaga, she headed south by coach to Gibraltar — that curious British enclave perched on the Spanish coast since 1703. The tour bundles in the Rock itself plus a stop in the whitewashed hill village of Mijas on the way back. You're on a bus most of the journey, with a guide on board filling in the history and context. It's a solid full-day option if you want to tick both spots without hiring a car or piecing together trains and local buses.

11 hoursfrom AUD $80

Mallorca in One Day Sightseeing Tour with Boat Ride and Vintage Train

★ 4.2 (1,216)

1 hour – 2 hoursfrom AUD $23

Mallorca in One Day Sightseeing Tour with Boat Ride and Vintage Train

When Mia from our team ran this Mallorca day tour, it ticked all the boxes for seeing the island's highlights without the stress of planning. You get the vintage Soller train (50 minutes of valley views), a coastal boat ride past dramatic cliffs, a spin on the local tram through Soller village, plus a mountain stop that differs depending on where you're based — either the famous hairpin-bend road at Nudo de la Corbata (north pickups) or Lluc monastery (south). It's a full-on 9 hours, well-structured, and covers serious ground without feeling rushed.

Guided Walking Tour of the Alhambra in Granada

When Jake from our team did this guided walk through Granada's Alhambra, we got the full monumental sweep—Alcazaba fortress, Nasrid Palaces, and Generalife gardens—without the usual ticket-hunting hassle. It's a 2.5-hour loop through one of Spain's heavyweight Islamic heritage sites, and the official guide handles the heavy lifting on history while you soak in the intricate tilework, carved plasterwork, and palace courtyards. The crowd vibe varies wildly depending on your time slot, but having a guide beats wandering lost among the tour groups.

Medieval Show and Dinner at Castillo San Miguel with Transfer

When Ben from our team booked this medieval dinner show at Castillo San Miguel, we found ourselves in a proper castle venue outside the usual tourist drag, getting the full banquet-and-jousting treatment. The setup's straightforward: hotel pickup, a couple of hours inside the castle for live entertainment and a hearty meal with wine, then back to your bed. It's the kind of thing that could either be genuinely fun or a bit much depending on your tolerance for staged theatre and crowds — we'll be honest about both.

Catamaran cruise with drinks, food and swimming stop

When Tom from our team caught this catamaran cruise out of Cambrils on the Costa Daurada, he found a solid mid-morning escape that ticks the boxes without pretence. The 23-metre catamaran carries up to 104 passengers and stays broad and stable — a real plus if you're prone to seasickness. You get three hours on the water with an open bar (beer, sangria, cava, soft drinks), a beef burger and loaded spuds on the morning runs, a swim stop with snorkel gear thrown in, and plenty of space to move around. It's the kind of tour that works best if you're after a straightforward day on the Med rather than something rarefied.

Double Jet Ski In Playa Chica

When Charlie from our team grabbed a jet ski in Playa Chica, it was the kind of 20-minute buzz that actually delivers. You're speeding across warm Spanish water with the coast sliding past—proper adrenaline hit without the faffing around. The setup is straightforward: life jacket sorted, quick safety rundown, then you're loose on the water. Fair warning though: there's a reason they're strict about a few things (spinal issues, pregnancy, dodgy hearts, sobriety). It's not dangerous if you respect it, but it's not a gentle tootle either.

Quad adventure to Teide

When Lily from our BugBitten team took this quad adventure, she was tearing across the volcanic landscape of Mount Teide—Spain's highest peak, sitting on Tenerife in the Canary Islands. Three hours of riding through dramatic terrain with cava and pizza thrown in makes this a proper afternoon out for riders keen on a bit of speed and scenery. The tour hits you with raw volcanic country: black rock, sparse vegetation, and views that stretch to the Atlantic. It's a mixed crowd—mostly thrill-seekers and keen explorers, some with experience, others just after the rush.

Skip-the-line Entrance ticket to Palma Cathedral

When Lily from our BugBitten team grabbed a skip-the-line ticket to Palma Cathedral, she walked straight past the queues that wrap halfway around the building. La Seu is Palma's heavyweight landmark — Gothic, imposing, right on the waterfront — and it draws crowds year-round. The skip-the-line entry saves you a solid chunk of waiting time, especially useful if you're squeezing the cathedral into a half-day in the city. You'll get your QR code via email the day before, scan it at the gate, and head inside. Budget 1–2 hours to actually walk through the cathedral itself, depending on how much you linger.

Astronomy Night - Family Stargazing in Finca Astronomica

★ 4.2 (33)

🌿 Nature & Wildlife

Astronomy Night - Family Stargazing in Finca Astronomica

When Jake from our BugBitten team headed to Finca Astronómica in southern Spain, he found himself in one of Europe's clearest night skies, peering through proper telescopes at planets, galaxies, and nebulae with astronomers who actually knew their stuff. The finca sits in the quiet countryside—a proper off-grid setup where you're surrounded by the hum of rural Spain rather than light pollution. The evening kicks off with homemade dinner outside, then moves to a bonfire where you're roasting marshmallows under the stars. It's designed for families and mixed ages, running about five hours total. What struck Jake was how it balances real science with genuine warmth—no slick tourism, just people sharing the night sky together.

5 hoursfrom AUD $87

Lanzarote Tour: Lagomar Museum, Cactus Garden & La Graciosa

★ 4.2 (21)