Tours in Spain
Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.

Palma de Mallorca Trip to Drach Caves and East Coast
When Sarah from our team did this private drive, it was a solid way to tick off Mallorca's east-coast highlights without the coach-tour rush. You get picked up from your hotel, then spend the day working through Drach Caves (with its underground lake and classical concert), the Porto Cristo waterfront, and a couple of quieter coves—Cala Romántica and Cala Varques—before heading back inland. The whole thing runs about 8 hours, and your driver doubles as an informal local guide, feeding you stories and context at each stop. It's customisable, so you can linger where it clicks or skip what doesn't.

Private Departure Valencia City to Valencia Airport VLC by Sedan
When Noah from our team booked this private sedan transfer from Valencia city centre to the airport, it beat the stress of shuttle queues and taxi haggling hands down. You're picked up from your hotel by a professional driver in a Mercedes E-Class or similar, handed a bottle of water, and driven straight to VLC in around 45 minutes. It's a straightforward point-to-point service aimed at travellers who'd rather not wrestle with public transport or language barriers on departure day — the kind of thing that works best if you're flying early, travelling with luggage, or just want a bit of breathing room before the airport rush.

Dinner Sunset Small Group Sailing on the Mediterranean Barcelona
When Alex from our team booked this Barcelona sailing dinner, we found ourselves on a sleek yacht at Port Olímpic with a dozen other guests, a captain steering us along the coast, and a chef cooking fresh Mediterranean plates while the sun dropped. Two hours doesn't sound like much, but the whole thing—welcome drink, three courses, the city lighting up as you eat—moves at a nice clip without feeling rushed. It's the kind of evening where you actually taste your food because the view keeps changing and the boat's rocking gently beneath you.

Seville Pass: Cathedral + Alcazar + Flamenco Show
When Lily from our team ran the Seville Pass, she hit the city's two heavyweight monuments—the Cathedral with its iconic Giralda tower and the stunning Alcázar palace—then caught a flamenco show that same evening. You move through both sites at your own pace with an audio guide, which beats fighting queues solo. The whole thing runs about five hours of solid culture in Seville's old centre, wrapping up with live flamenco at either 6:30pm or 8:30pm. It's a solid hit of Seville's must-sees bundled into one afternoon and evening.

Private Tour: Tangier From Malaga. Breakfast and Lunch Included
When Alex from our team ran this Málaga-to-Tangier day trip, we got a proper feel for Morocco's port city without the rushed tourist-trap vibe. You're picked up from your Spanish hotel, ferried across to Tangier, then spend a full day exploring the Medina, Kasbah, and markets on foot with a historian guide who actually knows the place. Breakfast and lunch are sorted, and there's even a camel ride thrown in along the Atlantic dunes if you fancy it. The whole thing runs about 10 hours door-to-door, and the pace feels genuinely relaxed rather than box-ticking.

Half-Day Spanish Local House Dinner Experience in Madrid
When Ben from our team pitched up at Barbara and Eden's Madrid home for this half-day dinner experience, he walked into the kind of evening you don't often get as a tourist. Two locals—she's a former Michelin pastry chef, he runs food tours around the city—cook a seasonal Spanish menu in their own kitchen, then you eat together in their living room with wine and conversation flowing. It's intimate rather than showy, built around whatever caught their eye at the neighbourhood market that day. The whole thing runs about three hours and feels less like a performance and more like you've genuinely been invited over by mates who happen to cook brilliantly.

Private Valencia Tour of Highlights and Landmarks
When Sarah from our BugBitten team booked this private Valencia tour, she got a comfortable sedan, a local driver who knew the city inside-out, and two hours to hit the highlights without the tour-bus crowd. You're picked up from your hotel and dropped at landmarks like the City of Arts and Sciences, the Cathedral, Plaza de la Reina, and the Central Market—with plenty of breathing room to snap photos and ask questions. The driver plays informal guide, sharing local context at each stop, though they can't accompany you inside paid attractions. It's a solid way to orient yourself to Valencia if you're short on time.

Historic Santillana del Mar Hidden Treasure Private Tour
When Ben from our BugBitten team walked Santillana del Mar, we stepped straight into a medieval time capsule. This 2-hour private tour threads through the Casco Historico—the Old Town's cobbled heart—where stone towers like Torre de Los Velarde and Torre del Merino have watched over the same streets for centuries. Our guide unpacked the architectural layers: from the ornate Casa de los Villa to the Collegiate Church of Santa Juliana, a Romanesque gem that's genuinely arresting. It's a compact town that rewards slow wandering, and the private format meant we could linger on details rather than keep pace with a group.

Seville Exploration Game and City Tour on your Phone
When Lily from our team tried this self-guided exploration game, she worked through Seville's major landmarks—from the Alcázar to Plaza de España—solving quizzes on her phone to rack up points as part of a treasure-hunt-style mission. It's a smart fit for travellers who'd rather set their own pace than stick with a fixed group tour. The 2–3 hour window is loose; you move between sites at your speed, stopping as long as you like. The app covers 11 key monuments across the city, with guiding info built in, so you're never lost—just following clues and learning snippets of history as you go.

Barcelona El-Prat International Airport Private Arrival Transfer
When Jake from our team arranged a private transfer from Barcelona El-Prat, the appeal was straightforward: skip the taxi rank queues and get to the hotel without faffing about. This door-to-door service handles solo travellers and groups up to seven, with a flat pre-paid rate (no meter anxiety), English-speaking drivers who track your flight, and a full hour of wait time built in if you're delayed. It's a 30-minute ride into the city under normal traffic, though that stretches during peak hours. The service covers all taxes and fees, and your driver meets you at arrivals with a name card.

Cordoba city private tour from Seville including the great Mosque
When Lily from our BugBitten team took this private day trip from Seville to Cordoba, we got a proper sense of why this place mattered. You're driven straight from your Seville accommodation to a city that once rivalled Baghdad as the intellectual and political heart of medieval Europe. The standout is the Mezquita — a jaw-dropping mosque with a cathedral plonked right in its middle after Christian conquest, a bizarre and brilliant bit of religious layering. Your guide spends about two hours walking you through the mosque, the Jewish Quarter's narrow lanes, a synagogue, and the Roman bridge. Then you've got the afternoon loose to wander, eat (at your own cost), and soak up the riverside vibe. Six hours total, flexible start times.

Lanzarote Tour with Timanfaya National Park and Jameos del Agua
When Em from our team ran this eight-hour Lanzarote loop, it ticked all the boxes for seeing the island's contrasts in one hit. You start in the lush, green north before pivoting south to the volcanic drama of Timanfaya National Park and the surreal Jameos del Agua caves. A winery stop and lunch round it out. It's the kind of tour that works for travellers keen to sample Lanzarote's geology, history, and wine without piecing together five separate excursions.

Madrid Panoramic Sightseeing Bus Tour
When Tom from our team hopped on this Madrid panoramic bus tour, we found it does exactly what it promises: a straightforward spin through the city's biggest hits in just over an hour. You'll see the Royal Palace, Puerta de Alcalá, Gran Vía, Retiro Park, and the major museums from a double-decker seat. Fair heads-up though — new rules mean you can't hop off mid-tour anymore, so it's a full loop commitment. It's a solid option if you're short on time or want to clock Madrid's landmarks without the legwork, though the sitting-put rule does take some of the flexibility out of the classic open-top bus experience.

Alcazaba de la Alhambra and Generalife with Audio Guide
When Mia from our BugBitten team tackled the Alhambra, we took the self-guided audio route through the Alcazaba fortress, Charles V's palace, and the sprawling Generalife gardens. Granada's most-visited monument sits on a hilltop overlooking the city — the views alone justify the trip, but the intricate tilework, water features, and centuries-old courtyards are where this place really grabs you. You'll spend between 90 minutes and 2.5 hours wandering at your own pace with a handheld guide feeding context through your earbuds. It's crowded, especially mid-morning, but the audio keeps you moving between the best bits without waiting for a tour group.

Private tour to the Palace of the Countess of Lebrija
When Tom from our team booked this private tour through the Palace of the Countess of Lebrija in Seville, we got a focused hour exploring one of Spain's earliest archaeological collections. The Countess rescued these Roman artifacts — vases, sculptures, mosaics — and arranged them in a 16th-century palace to mimic an authentic domus layout. It's a quieter alternative to the big museums, housed in a genuinely old building that feels lived-in rather than sterile. The tour draws culture-minded travellers keen on archaeology and Roman domestic life, not the mass-market crowd.

Menú Gourmet - Jamón, Cheese & Wine near Sagrada Familia
When Sarah from our BugBitten team grabbed a seat near Sagrada Familia, this gourmet spread felt like the kind of Spanish lunch that actually justifies the tourist crowds. You're looking at a proper tasting menu — proper jamón, proper cheese, proper wine — rather than a rushed snack. The spot sits steps from the basilica, so it's convenient if you're already in the area, and the whole thing clocks in at around an hour. It's designed for people who want to taste Spain rather than just tick off another Barcelona experience, and the spread of Iberian hams alone shows they're not messing about.

San Sebastian and the Basque Coast Tour
When Charlie from our BugBitten team ran this eight-hour coast loop from San Sebastian, we got a proper feel for the Basque shoreline's character — fishing villages with real working ports, coastal walks that don't require mountaineering fitness, and the wild geological drama of the Flysch cliffs. The guide knew the area like a local (because they were), picked us up from our hotel, and steered us through Hondarribia, Getaria, and Zumaia at a pace that let you actually see things rather than rush through a checklist. It's the kind of tour that works best if you're after landscape and village atmosphere over packed highlights.

Private Road Cycling Guided Tour in Benalmádena
When Mia from our BugBitten team took this private road cycling tour around Benalmádena, she got three hours on a solid carbon bike through the coastal hills and valleys of the Costa del Sol. It's a guided route — no guessing where you're headed — that adjusts for different fitness levels, so you're not left behind or held back. The landscape shifts between inland ridge views and glimpses of the Mediterranean, and the winter weather means you're not melting mid-ride. It's a straightforward spin: helmet and bike sorted, routes handled, and you just pedal.

Barcelona: Montjuic Cable Car Ticket and Audio Tour on Your Phone
When Sarah from our team tried this Barcelona experience, she grabbed a cable car ticket and audio tour combo via the WeGoTrip app, then rode up Montjuïc solo with her phone as guide. The self-guided angle suits people who want flexibility and their own pace—you're not herded through with a group. The audio covers the 1992 Olympics' impact on the city, Catalan history, and major sites across the mountain. It's a two-hour slot, though you can stretch it if you linger at viewpoints or grab a café stop. The cable car ride itself delivers proper views over Barcelona, and the app bundles maps and photos alongside the commentary.

Triana Market Tour with Tastings
When Ben from our team did this Triana Market tour, we got the full backstage pass to one of Seville's most storied food markets. Taller Andaluz de Cocina runs the show from inside the market itself, and over two and a half hours they walk you through stall by stall, pulling out over 15 tastings: proper jamón ibérico, local cheeses, sherry in all its forms, olives you'll actually want to eat, and the kind of charcuterie that makes sense only once you're standing in front of it. The market hums with locals doing their shopping, vendors calling out, the smell of cured meat and fresh seafood layered thick. You're not watching from the sidelines — you're threading through the real thing.

Premium Experience on a Sunkeeker Yacht in Barcelona
When Sarah from our team booked the Sunseeker yacht experience in Barcelona, we were after a proper celebration on the water — and that's exactly what this delivered. It's a private yacht hire for up to nine people with a skipper at the helm, running a straightforward 2-hour loop off the coast. The boat's built for comfort rather than cramped quarters, and you get the run of it with music, snacks, and cold water on tap. It feels like stepping into someone's luxury weekend, minus the ownership hassle. Ideal for birthdays, small groups, or just treating yourselves after a rough year.

Bilbao Private Transfer from Bilbao city centre to Bilbao Airport
When Jake from our team used this private transfer from Bilbao city centre to the airport, it was a straightforward way to sidestep the taxi queue stress at checkout. You get a premium car or minivan sized to your group (up to 7 people), driver waiting for you at your hotel, and all the airport fees and tolls already factored in. The 20-minute run is traffic-dependent, but beats haggling for a cab when you're running late. Suits families with kids, solo travellers, and anyone wanting a smooth exit from the city.

Cordoba Private Walking Tour
When Tom from our BugBitten team did this walking tour, we spent two hours threading through Cordoba's UNESCO-listed old town — a layered place where a thousand years of Islamic, Jewish, and Christian history collides. The Cathedral-Mosque anchors the route, a jaw-dropping hybrid that's genuinely stunning inside, and the Jewish quarter gives you the texture of medieval life beyond the main monuments. It's compact, walkable, and feels unhurried rather than rushed.

Experience Valencia’s Historical Heart: A Self-Guided Audio Tour
When Tom from our team ran this self-guided audio walk through Valencia's Old Town, he found a solid way to piece together the city's layered past without a live guide in tow. The 90-minute–2-hour route threads past the Silk Exchange, medieval churches, remnants of Moorish walls, and Roman ruins buried beneath modern squares, with audio narration filling in the why behind each stop. It's the kind of tour that works for solo travellers or couples who want to move at their own tempo and duck into a café when the mood takes.

Private Transfer from Malaga airport (AGP) to Malaga city
When Ben from our team booked a private transfer from Málaga Airport into the city, it was the kind of no-fuss arrival that actually works. You're met at the terminal, loaded into a clean car or minivan (up to 8 passengers), and driven straight to your accommodation—no taxi queues, no negotiation, no surprises. The 30-minute run into Málaga proper is smooth enough, though traffic can add time depending on when you land. It's a straightforward door-to-door service that takes the edge off a long flight.

Ibiza by yourself with English Speaking Driver - 4/12h disposal
When Lily from our BugBitten team wanted to explore Ibiza at her own pace, she booked this private driver service — a Mercedes shuttle with a professional chauffeur for 4, 8, or 12 hours. You pick the itinerary, he handles the wheel, and you get dropped at your hotel, villa, or wherever you're staying. It's the opposite of a fixed-route tour: you're calling the shots on where to go and how long you linger. The driver meets you with a friendly face, throws in bottled water, and doesn't pretend to be a tour guide. Works best if you've got a rough plan in mind or travel mates to share the cost.

2-Day Merida & Sevilla from Madrid by Bus and High Speed Train
When Ben from our team booked this 2-day run, we covered serious ground: Madrid to Mérida by coach, then Seville by train, then back again. You're looking at Roman ruins, a proper cathedral, and a taste of Andalusian life without the faff of organising your own transport. Breakfast and dinner are sorted, a bilingual guide does the talking, and the high-speed train home is a nice touch after a full-on couple of days. It's solid for getting two worthwhile cities under your belt if you're based in Madrid and short on time.

Poble Espanyol Private Tour in Barcelona with Pick up and Drop off
When Jake from our team ran this private tour of Poble Espanyol in Barcelona, we got the full architectural rundown in one efficient morning. It's a sprawling open-air museum tucked into a 49,000-square-metre compound on the city's outskirts, packed with 117 full-scale replicas of Spain's landmark buildings — everything from Catalan Gothic to Andalusian courtyard houses. Over four hours, a dedicated guide walks you through regional styles and historical snippets while a private driver handles transport to and from your hotel. It's less about queuing with crowds and more about having someone explain what you're actually looking at.

Sagrada Familia Guided Tour Masterpiece
When Noah from our BugBitten team tackled Barcelona's most famous basilica, we found Sagrada Familia lives up to the hype — but for reasons worth unpacking. This 3-hour guided tour walks you through Gaudí's unfinished masterpiece, exploring the interior's symbolic layers and architectural fusion before heading to the museum to decode the story behind the stones. You'll finish with a solo elevator ride up one of the towers for proper city views. It's busy, it's iconic, and it's genuinely moving if you go in ready to slow down and look closely.

Private Day Trip From Malaga to Ronda and back, Local Driver
When Charlie from our BugBitten team booked this private day trip from Málaga to Ronda, we found it a solid way to sidestep the tour-bus crowds and explore one of Andalusia's most striking hill towns at our own pace. You get a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle, an English-speaking local driver who knows the area and happily shares context, and the flexibility to linger where things catch your eye. The drive itself is scenic—winding roads through olive groves and white villages—and Ronda itself sits dramatically perched on a gorge with serious history baked into its streets. The whole day trip clocks in at roughly 3 hours of driving time, leaving plenty of daylight to wander the old town, peer into the famous bullring, and grab a coffee overlooking the drop.

Dolphin Adventure in Sotogrande with Drink Included
When Mia from our team booked this Sotogrande dolphin tour, we were after genuine marine wildlife spotting rather than a scripted spectacle. You're out on the water for two hours with a bilingual crew hunting for dolphins, and if the sea gods are kind, tuna, flying fish, sunfish, and occasionally turtles or fin whales. The Strait of Gibraltar waters here are genuinely rich — it's not theme-park stuff. The vibe is mixed-age families and keen spotters; the boat's small enough to feel nimble but big enough to handle open water. One drink per person and unlimited water included, which keeps things civilised.

Departure Transfer: Barcelona to Cruise Port by Luxury Van
When Tom from our team caught a cruise departure from Barcelona, we booked this private van transfer to cut the stress of getting to the port on time. It's a straightforward 20-minute ride in a modern Mercedes, with a driver who meets you at your hotel or accommodation and handles the route without fuss. The service targets cruise travellers who want to dodge the uncertainty of taxis or public transport on departure day — useful if you're juggling luggage and a tight ship departure window.

Guided walking tour in Cordoba
When Mia from our BugBitten team walked this tour through Cordoba's old town, it was a solid primer on why this city feels like three places layered on top of each other — medieval Christian, Islamic, and Jewish threads woven tight in the narrow lanes. The 2–2.5 hour guided walk hits the Cathedral-Mosque, the Jewish Quarter, and the craft market, with a guide who keeps pace reasonable and uses headsets so you actually hear them in a crowd. It's the kind of tour that works best if you haven't spent a week already poking around; it gives you the skeleton of the place before you fill in details yourself.

Private 5-hour Tour to Toledo from Madrid with hotel pick up and drop off
When Ben from our team took this private tour out of Madrid to Toledo, we got the full curated experience—hotel pickup, dedicated driver, and a 2-hour guided walk through one of Spain's most layered cities. Toledo sits perched above the Tagus River, a maze of stone streets where Christian, Jewish, and Muslim heritage collide visibly. The 5-hour window gives you breathing room to actually absorb the place rather than tick boxes. It's the kind of tour that works best if you want context and a local read on why these narrow alleys still feel sacred.

Tour private a Montserrat + Sitges
When Tom from our BugBitten team booked this private tour, we got a solid day hitting two very different corners of Catalonia—the dramatic Montserrat monastery perched high in the mountains, then down to the seaside charm of Sitges with its winding medieval lanes. Eight hours door-to-door, with your own driver handling the logistics and the roads. It's built for first-timers who want to skip the public transport puzzle and see both spots without the scramble of coordinating tickets and timing.

Madrid Countryside Wine Experience with Tasting Small Group Tour
When Ben from our BugBitten team ran this Madrid countryside wine tour, we found a solid half-day escape from the city that ticks most boxes for wine drinkers wanting to skip the tourist crush. The outfit bundles a couple of regional wineries with tastings, snacks, and a local guide into a compact 10-hour day loop — close enough to Madrid that the drive doesn't eat your schedule. The focus sits on both the wine itself and the cultural context: history, local food, that sort of thing. Small-group format meant real conversation rather than cattle-herding, and the crew clearly cares more about client satisfaction than squeezing euros.

Discover Madrid by playing! Escape game - The Walter case
When Noah from our team ran this urban escape game around Madrid, we found a clever spin on city exploring—think of it as a self-guided puzzle hunt powered by your phone. You and up to five others get led between landmarks and hidden spots across the city, solving riddles and completing tasks at each point to unlock the next clue. It's a 2.5-hour loop designed to show you Madrid differently, without needing a human guide or advance booking hassles. Works for families, mates, or solo travellers keen to wander with purpose.

PortAventura Caribe Aquatic Park Pass with Pick-up from Barcelona
When Lily from our team booked this, we grabbed an air-conditioned coach from Barcelona straight to Caribe Aquatic Park at PortAventura World. It's a full-day water park pass with round-trip transport included — no mucking about with public buses or hiring a car. The park itself is built around a Caribbean theme with enough slides, lazy rivers, and racing attractions to keep a mixed group busy. You're looking at roughly 6 hours on-site, though the whole outing (including the drive each way) eats up most of your day.

3 Hours Private Guided Tapas Walking Tour in Seville
When Noah from our BugBitten team did this private walking tour, we hit three solid tapas bars across central Seville with a local guide who knew the spots. Over three hours, we tasted proper portions of Seville's famous small plates — the city's got a well-earned reputation for taking tapas seriously — and had a drink at each stop. It's a focused, guided intro to how locals eat in the historic quarters, moving at a relaxed pace between venues without the chaos of a big group.
