Tours in Spain

Quad Tour to the Teide National Park (3H)

When Noah from our team took this quad tour, we climbed into the volcanic hinterland of Tenerife up to 2,100 metres, threading through pine forest and emerging into Teide National Park with views of Spain's highest peak looming ahead. The three-hour ride crosses typical island villages and delivers genuinely spectacular rock formations and panoramic vistas. It's a straightforward, fun way to see the high terrain if you've got decent fitness and don't mind the physical demands of piloting an ATV up a mountain.

3 hoursfrom AUD $267

★ 4.1 (34)

Bike rental in Seville city centre

When Ben from our team rented a bike in central Seville for two days, it became clear why locals favour two wheels over four. The city's got serious cycling infrastructure—dedicated lanes crisscross the old quarters, and you're free to plot your own route between the Cathedral, Plaza de España, and the riverside neighbourhoods without fighting traffic or parking hassles. Pick up from one of five central spots, drop off wherever suits you, and the bike stays yours for the duration. It's a straightforward way to cover ground on your own terms.

2 daysfrom AUD $17

City Sightseeing Seville Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

★ 4.0 (2,548)

City Sightseeing Seville Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

When Charlie from our team trialled this Seville hop-on hop-off bus tour, we found it a sensible way to crack the city's spread-out highlights across 24 or 48 hours. You get access to 14 stops (two are currently closed) dotted around southern Spain's cultural capital, plus a string of guided walking tours covering Plaza de España, Santa Cruz, and other neighbourhoods. The double-decker buses run every half-hour or so from 10am to 10pm, and you can pick up at any stop. It's geared toward first-time visitors who want flexibility without the faffing around with separate tickets.

Jerez & Cadiz Winery with Tasting & Opt Horse Show from Seville

When Noah from our team took this 11-hour run from Seville, we found a proper deep dive into Andalusian wine country and coastal history. The day kicks off in Jerez — sherry heartland — where you tour a working bodega, learn how they've been making the stuff for centuries, and taste your way through a few varieties. If you've picked the horse show option, you'll then head to the Royal Andalusian School to watch skilled riders put Andalusian stallions through their paces. The final leg lands you in Cadiz, where you get loose time to wander the medieval old town and soak up Atlantic vibes. It's a packed but manageable day hitting wine, horsemanship, and seaside history.

11 hoursfrom AUD $164

Mallorca Catamaran Cruise with Scenic Views and BBQ Lunch

★ 4.0 (130)

Mallorca Catamaran Cruise with Scenic Views and BBQ Lunch

When Ben from our team boarded this modern catamaran in Port d'Alcudia, we were heading out for a proper coastal cruise along Mallorca's north shore. The 5-hour trip threads past two scenic bays and pulls into quiet coves where you can snorkel or paddle a kayak, with a grilled lunch and drinks thrown in. The boat's built for this — stable enough for families with prams, busy enough that you're rubbing shoulders with other tourists keen for sun and sea, but never crammed.

Palma Bay Catamaran Half-Day Cruise

When Jake from our team boarded this Palma catamaran, we were after a relaxed afternoon on the water—and that's what we got. This half-day cruise sweeps you out into the bays around Mallorca, dropping anchor in clear turquoise spots for swimming and floating. The boat itself is a proper catamaran (stable, roomy), the pace is leisurely, and a decent buffet lunch appears mid-cruise. It's the kind of tour that works best if you're after sun, sea, and minimal faffing about—no hiking boots or history lectures required. Five hours door-to-door, though you'll need your own way to the departure point.

5 hoursfrom AUD $147

Discover Granada : Alhambra Tour or Free Time from Malaga

★ 4.0 (75)

Discover Granada : Alhambra Tour or Free Time from Malaga

When Ben from our team did this Granada day trip from the Costa del Sol, we found a well-structured coach option that gives you real choice about how to spend your day. The journey itself — about 10 hours return — offers decent views of the Sierra Nevada and includes a breakfast stop. You've got three paths: pure free-time wandering (5 hours loose in the city centre), a deep Alhambra dive with guide, or a hybrid that covers the fortress's highlights plus a couple of hours exploring Granada proper. The palace itself is genuinely sprawling; you're not squeezing through a museum, you're moving through courtyards, gardens, and centuries of Nasrid craftsmanship.

Boat tour of the Bay of Palma with snorkeling and drink

When Em from our team booked this Palma Bay boat tour, we found a solid option for a half-day escape with actual substance. The trip motors out from Palma (Fridays only) or Can Pastilla through the Bay of Palma Nature Reserve, mixing a chilled vibe with a marine biologist on board who actually explains what you're looking at. You get snorkeling time in clear water, a drink included, and the crew feel like locals who know the area. Two and a half hours total—long enough to feel like a proper outing, short enough to fit around other plans.

Sangria and Tapas Tasting Experience

When Sarah from our BugBitten team tried this two-hour sangria and tapas tasting in Spain, she found herself working through four distinct Spanish wine blends alongside proper bites of local classics—think salmorejo, rebujito, and other regional standards. It's a casual, seated experience that celebrates fresh Spanish ingredients done right, pitched at travellers who want to taste their way through a region's food culture without the commitment of a full dinner. The crowd is generally other curious tourists and a few locals who know where to find good wine.

2 hoursfrom AUD $67

Madrid, Andalusia with Cordoba, Costa del Sol & Toledo 9-Day Tour

★ 4.0 (20)

4 hours – 5 hoursfrom AUD $42

Madrid, Andalusia with Cordoba, Costa del Sol & Toledo 9-Day Tour

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this 9-day sweep through Spain, it ticked the big boxes: Granada's Alhambra, Seville's cathedral, Córdoba's mosque, the coastal sprawl of Costa del Sol, and Toledo's layered history. You're based in Madrid and fanned out by coach to each hub, staying in 3- or 4-star hotels with breakfast sorted and a tour director shepherding the group. It's a full-throttle cultural sprint—perfect if you want the headline sights without building your own itinerary, though the pace means you're never lingering long.

Barcelona Speakeasy Pub Crawl With Hidden Bars & Optional Tapas

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this Barcelona speakeasy crawl, she discovered a genuinely local take on the city's cocktail scene—the kind of night where a guide actually knows which unmarked doors open onto hidden bars, not just the Instagram-famous ones. You'll move through four to five hours hitting tucked-away spots across the city, with the option to add a tapas board and drinks package (20€) at the first stop. It's pitched at curious drinkers keen to skip the tourist traps, though the pay-as-you-go model means you're funding your own rounds once the crawl kicks off.

Seville Small Group Tour: Alcazar, Cathedral & Giralda

★ 4.0 (71)

1h 30m – 3 hoursfrom AUD $82

Seville Small Group Tour: Alcazar, Cathedral & Giralda

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this Seville small-group tour, it ticked the boxes for hassle-free sightseeing. You're picking between a focused Alcázar visit or the full monty—Cathedral, Giralda bell tower, and the palace. Groups stay under 10 people, which means your guide actually knows your name and you're not shuffling through crowds like cattle. Skip-the-line tickets come sorted, and the pace ranges from 90 minutes to three hours depending on what you book. Seville's old town is a maze of terracotta rooftops and orange blossom, and these three spots are the real deal—mudejar tilework, soaring Gothic stone, and centuries of Spanish royal history.

Madrid : Museum of Happiness with 20 + Interactive Rooms

★ 4.0 (57)

1 hour – 1h 15mfrom AUD $23

Madrid : Museum of Happiness with 20 + Interactive Rooms

When Noah from our BugBitten team visited the Museum of Happiness in central Madrid, he found a sprawling interactive space — over 600 square metres split across 20+ rooms designed to get you smiling and thinking about what makes life tick. It's pitched at everyone from toddlers to grandparents, and the place has already welcomed over 200,000 visitors. You're looking at about an hour to 75 minutes on the floor, though you could stretch it if you catch one of the daily live activities or Friday evening workshops.

Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba Guided Tour Skip the Line & Ticket

★ 4.0 (49)

1 hour – 12 hoursfrom AUD $13

Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba Guided Tour Skip the Line & Ticket

When Jake from our BugBitten team ran this tour, we walked straight past the queue snaking around Cordoba's extraordinary Mosque-Cathedral—a building that shifts between Islamic prayer hall and Christian cathedral depending on which corridor you're in. It's genuinely disorienting in the best way: soaring arches, intricate tilework, and that weird hybrid identity all layered into one structure. The 90-minute guided tour unpacks the Umayyad dynasty's architectural swagger and how the city pivoted when Christian conquest rolled through. Our guide kept things grounded—no flowery nonsense, just solid history mapped onto stone.

Alicante Luggage Storage & Shower Lounge in City Center

Stash your luggage in central Alicante and reclaim a few hours of freedom. This secure storage and shower facility sits near Explanada d'España, letting you check out early or arrive ahead of your accommodation without dragging bags around. Shower up, change clothes, charge your phone, and kill time in an air-conditioned lounge. Flexible booking lets you come and go as you please between 1 and 12 hours.

Sagrada Familia Private Tour in Barcelona

★ 4.0 (26)

Sagrada Familia Private Tour in Barcelona

When Jake from our BugBitten team booked the private Sagrada Familia tour in Barcelona, we got a focused 2-hour walkthrough of Gaudí's unfinished masterpiece with a dedicated guide. The basilica is genuinely stunning — soaring columns, intricate stone carvings, light streaming through stained glass — and it draws crowds year-round. You'll learn the design philosophy behind the thing, which is where a knowledgeable guide earns their keep. The tour is private, so it's just your group, and you can add a tower climb if you're keen on views and don't mind tight spiral stairs. This isn't a rushed tick-box; it's a proper look at one of Europe's most ambitious buildings.

Sunset Sailing in Barcelona & Live Music

When Lily from our BugBitten team tried this sunset sail off Barcelona, she boarded a traditional wooden Turkish gulet for 90 minutes of coastal cruising paired with live music. It's a straightforward evening experience — the boat drifts along Barcelona's shoreline as the sun drops into the Mediterranean, a small live band plays on deck, and the bar keeps drinks flowing. You'll spot the city's waterfront backdrop, feel the Mediterranean breeze, and share the boat with other travellers keen for a relaxed evening on the water. The boat itself is the real draw: genuine wooden construction, proper sailing feel, no mega-catamaran vibes.

1h 30mfrom AUD $38

★ 4.0 (130)

La Gomera Day Trip from Tenerife

When Tom from our BugBitten team did this 12-hour day trip to La Gomera, it felt like stepping into the island Columbus knew before sailing west. You're ferried across from Tenerife to this quieter Canary patch, then guided through Garajonay National Park, misty cedar forests, and the colonial charm of San Sebastian. The pace is steady — plenty of walking but structured with a proper sit-down lunch in a local spot inside the park. It's the kind of outing that works if you want actual history with your scenery, not just postcard stops.

12 hoursfrom AUD $175

Alhambra Tour and Nazaries Palaces with Hammam Massage Experience

★ 4.0 (108)

🧖 Wellness & Spa

Alhambra Tour and Nazaries Palaces with Hammam Massage Experience

When Sarah from our team ran the Alhambra and Hammam combo, she got the best of Granada's two worlds in one day. You skip the queues at the UNESCO fortress and gardens in the morning, then drift into the Arab baths for a massage and soak in the afternoon. It's an 8-hour arc that swings from history to pure relaxation — the kind of itinerary that works well for couples and groups who want substance without burning out. The Alhambra itself is the draw; the hammam finish is the cherry on top, though you're bridging two sites across town on your own steam.

Valencia Evening Cruise with Dinner and Drinks

When Lily from our BugBitten team took this evening cruise out of Marina Real in Valencia, it was a straightforward way to see the city from the water with dinner thrown in. You're on a private boat with a skipper, sailing along the coast as the light fades, and a traditional paella gets served alongside three drinks per person — beer, sangria, water, or soft drinks depending on your pick. The boat holds a small group, and the whole thing runs about two hours. It's relaxed rather than flashy, and the skyline views are decent, especially as dusk kicks in. Not a wild night out, but solid if you want Spanish food and sea air without the fuss of a restaurant.

Seville Bullring: Guided Tour with Direct Entry

When Ben from our team did this Seville Bullring tour with Sevilla Única, we got the full theatre of the place — from the chapel where matadors pray before heading out to the sand, through the corridors lined with 18th-century bullfight paintings, and finally into the ring itself. You're led by an official guide who walks you through Spain's second-oldest working bullring, explaining the ritual, the danger, and the weird mix of art and brutality that defines this tradition. It's tense and loaded with history, even if you're not sure how you feel about bullfighting itself. The whole thing runs about an hour, and you skip the queues.

1 hourfrom AUD $48

Escorial & Valley and Segovia from Madrid

★ 4.0 (35)

Escorial & Valley and Segovia from Madrid

When Lily from our BugBitten team ran this 11-hour double-header, we clocked two of central Spain's heaviest hitters in one day: El Escorial's sprawling monastery complex and the Valley of the Fallen in the morning, then Segovia's Roman aqueduct and cathedral after lunch. It's a Madrid-based sprint that suits travellers keen to see major sights without multiple day trips. You're bussed between spots in air-con comfort with a guide steering you through each stop. The pace is brisk—this isn't a slow wander—but covers serious ground if you're willing to keep moving.

11 hoursfrom AUD $149

Private Morocco Day Tour: Tangier from Seville

★ 4.0 (33)

15 hours – 17 hoursfrom AUD $894

Private Morocco Day Tour: Tangier from Seville

When Sarah from our team ran this Seville-to-Tangier day trip, it was a properly ambitious cross-border push: 15-17 hours start to finish, including ferry across the Strait of Gibraltar and a private guide stint through Tangier's old medina. You're collected from your Seville accommodation early, ferried over (the views are genuinely good), then handed to a local Moroccan guide who walks you through the city's blend of African and European character. It's a stamina-test day, but if you've got the time and your passport sorted, it cracks open a different country without flying.

Fuerteventura: Day at Sea on a Sailing Catamaran with Lunch and Drinks

★ 4.0 (30)

6 days – 8 daysfrom AUD $3390

Fuerteventura: Day at Sea on a Sailing Catamaran with Lunch and Drinks

When Jake from our BugBitten team boarded the Magic Select, a 23-metre catamaran moored in Morro Jable, we got the full setup: a 4-hour sail along Fuerteventura's volcanic southern coast, lunch prepared on deck, and drinks flowing throughout. The boat hunts for dolphins and whales (29 species recorded in these waters), then drops anchor at white-sand coves where you can swim. It's a proper day-at-sea experience — relaxed pacing, good company, and the kind of coastal scenery that makes you forget you're in Europe.

Sunset Sailing Catamaran with BBQ along the Coasts of Mallorca

When Lily from our BugBitten team caught this Mallorca sunset sail, she found a solid three-hour catamaran outing that ticks the box for relaxed evening plans. You're on a wide-decked boat with hammocks, gliding past Mallorca's coastline as the light softens across the water. There's a BBQ dinner thrown in and snorkelling gear on hand if you fancy a dip. It draws families, mates' groups, and couples after something gentler than the typical beach-club scene — think wind-down rather than adrenaline.

7 nights Coastal Camino Superior Collection

When Mia from our BugBitten team walked the Coastal Camino, she traded the inland pilgrim crowds for a route that ribbons between the Atlantic and small Spanish villages. This 6–8 day walk runs from the seaside town of Baiona south-west toward Santiago de Compostela, mixing coastal paths, rural hamlets, and steady daily kilometres with other walkers who share stories over evening meals. The Superior Collection package wraps in seven nights' accommodation, breakfast, three dinners, and luggage shuttled ahead — so you carry only a daypack. It's a proper walk, not a stroll, and suits anyone with a solid fitness base.

★ 4.0 (47)

Full day boat trip with lunch

When Tom from our team did this seven-hour boat trip along Spain's southern coast, we found it a solid way to clock several pristine coves without the fuss of driving between them. The boat putters past Son Saura, Cala Turqueta, and Cala Macarella-Macarelleta, stopping at a couple for a proper swim and snorkel. Lunch — a mixed paella and sangria — happens onboard, which beats packed sandwiches. The guide keeps things ticking along, and the whole vibe skews relaxed rather than frantic. It's the sort of tour that works for families, solo travellers, and anyone keen on Mediterranean water time without the yacht-club pretension.

7 hoursfrom AUD $119

Panoramic Barcelona and Montserrat with Cog-Wheel Train

★ 4.0 (269)

7 hours – 8 hoursfrom AUD $160

Panoramic Barcelona and Montserrat with Cog-Wheel Train

When Alex from our team ran this Barcelona–Montserrat combo, we clocked a solid 7–8 hour day hitting the city's baroque old quarters, then heading inland to the mountain monastery. The tour starts with a guided walk through El Born and the Gothic Quarter (shadowy medieval lanes, the real deal), then swaps to an air-conditioned coach for the Montjuïc cable car and the dramatic cogwheel train up to Montserrat's stone peaks. You'll taste four local liquors at the monastery, peek at the Black Madonna (La Moreneta) in the basilica, and catch an audio-visual exhibition. It's pitched at all fitness levels, though the walking is genuine and the mountain weather shifts fast.

SUBMARINE ADVENTURE - Submarine Excursion in Puerto de Mogán

★ 4.0 (198)

1 hour – 3 hoursfrom AUD $63

SUBMARINE ADVENTURE - Submarine Excursion in Puerto de Mogán

When Jake from our team tried the submarine excursion in Puerto de Mogán, we dropped 40 metres into the Atlantic to scope out sunken ships and an artificial reef called Atlantis. It's a slick setup — you stay dry in a proper sub, watch the seabed through portholes, and track the dive on a personal monitor. The vibe is calm, almost meditative; families and couples packed the vessel, and nine languages meant everyone followed along. Puerto de Mogán itself is a charming fishing village on Gran Canaria's north coast, compact enough to wander between dives. The whole experience clocks in at 40 minutes underwater, plus the faff of boarding and entry.

Camel riding in the dunes of Maspalomas

When Ben from our team rode out into Maspalomas Dunes, it felt genuinely otherworldly—golden sand stretching flat and endless, the Atlantic breeze carrying that Sahara-in-Spain vibe. This 30-minute camel trek is as straightforward as it gets: you show up, meet your guide, climb aboard, and wander the dunes at a steady pace. The guides are seasoned and keep things smooth. It's become a bucket-list moment for plenty of tourists, and you'll see why once you're out there. The whole thing works best if you time it right and know what you're signing up for.

Cordoba's Authentic Patios: 2-Hour Tour with Tickets

When Sarah from our BugBitten team joined this walking tour through Cordoba's old quarter, she got a proper look at the city's famous patios — those hidden courtyard gardens that earned UNESCO World Heritage status back in 2012. The 2-hour ramble takes you through the Alcazar Viejo neighbourhood and into five private homes where owners talk you through their flower collections and the careful craft of maintaining these spaces. It's a quiet, intimate way to see how locals actually live in the warren of medieval streets, and the small-group setup means you're not shuffling through crowds.

Park Güell Entry Tickets

When Sarah from our BugBitten team visited Park Güell, she found herself wandering through Gaudí's fever dream of a park — all swirling mosaics, organic curves, and vistas across Barcelona that genuinely stopped her mid-stride. Perched on a hillside in the city's north, it's packed with families, couples, and solo travellers year-round, each hunting for that perfect Instagram angle by the famous lizard fountain or tilework benches. Allow 1–3 hours depending on how long you linger. Fair warning: tickets vanish fast, especially peak season, so locking them in ahead beats rocking up and finding the gates closed.

Madrid Royal Palace Private Tour with Skip-the-line Ticket

★ 4.0 (28)

Madrid Royal Palace Private Tour with Skip-the-line Ticket

When Tom from our BugBitten team did this Madrid Royal Palace private tour, he bypassed the queues that often snake around one of Europe's grandest royal residences. The 90-minute guided walk takes you through opulent rooms, state halls, and centuries of Spanish royal history without the usual mob of tour groups. Madrid's city centre hums around you—the Opera House sits nearby—and the palace itself feels less like a museum and more like stepping into the actual seat of Spanish power. It's a solid choice if you want detail without the frustration of waiting in line.

Camel Ride in Fataga with Tapas and drinks

When Em from our team did this Fataga tour, we saddled up for a proper camel ride through Gran Canaria's Valley of a Thousand Palms — a lush pocket of the island that feels a world away from the resort strips. The 4-hour experience threads a one-hour ride with a guided wander through a tropical garden, then lands you at a table of proper Canarian tapas and drinks. It's the kind of thing that sounds a bit touristy until you're actually swaying atop a camel, squinting at the eastern coastline, and realising how genuinely different this corner of the island is.

4 hoursfrom AUD $94

Private Madrid to Toledo Heritage Daytrip

★ 4.0 (24)

2 hours – 3 hoursfrom AUD $301

Private Madrid to Toledo Heritage Daytrip

When Em from our team did this Madrid-to-Toledo run, it felt like having a local mate with a car rather than being shuttled through a tour bus. You get picked up from your Madrid hotel, driven out to the hilltop medieval city—all winding cobbled streets and 12th-century stone—and your English-speaking driver shares the real local lowdown at each stop. The day's yours to shape: hit the Cathedral, wander the old town, snap shots from Mirador de Valle, grab lunch where locals actually eat. It's seven hours total, and your driver drops you back at the hotel. The feel is unhurried; you move at your own pace within the time you've got.

Guided Kayaking Trip in Gran Canaria

When Charlie from our team tried this Gran Canaria kayaking trip, we found a genuinely flexible half-day on the water that suits everyone from nervous first-timers to keen paddlers. You're out in a double kayak exploring the coastline — hidden coves, sea caves, small beaches — with the option to surf, snorkel, or just chill depending on conditions and mood. The group's mixed abilities and ages (kids welcome with an adult) meant a relaxed pace, and the included picnic and gear take the friction out of logistics. Four hours door-to-door, bilingual guide, no experience needed.

Stadium Tour (SEVILLA FC)

When Em from our team did the Sevilla FC stadium tour, we got a solid hour wandering through one of Europe's most successful Europa League clubs. The ground itself is a proper football cathedral — the kind of place where you can almost feel the electricity from past European nights. It's free to enter with a downloadable audio guide in nine languages, so you're moving at your own pace. Expect a mix of match-day tourists, local footy fans, and families. The stadium sits in an accessible part of the city with good public transport links nearby, though you'll need reasonable fitness to navigate the stands and corridors.

Granada and Albaicin: Wine and Tapas Tour

When Alex from our team ran this Granada evening tour, we spent 2.5 hours threading through the Albaicín's narrow lanes with a local guide, stopping at four proper neighbourhood tapas bars to drink and nibble. The tour threads past Plaza Nueva, Santa Ana Church, and the scenic Mirador San Nicolás—each spot loaded with stories about the Moors and the city's layered history. The Albaicín is the kind of place where centuries feel stacked on top of each other: steep cobblestone alleys, whitewashed buildings, locals spilling onto doorsteps. Groups cap at 15, which keeps things intimate rather than rushed.

Legends of the Alhambra Tour with Tickets Included

★ 4.0 (20)