Tours in Spain

The Sagrada Familia Tour from Stone to Soul

Explore [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s Sagrada Família with a knowledgeable guide in 90 minutes, bypassing queues to discover Gaudí's unfinished basilica at your own pace. You'll navigate the soaring interior—whose columns mimic forest trees—and witness an architectural project still evolving after more than a century. Small groups and wireless earphones let you absorb the intricate details of this working construction site that blends spiritual intention with structural innovation.

1h 30mfrom AUD $109

Generalife Guided Tour, Gardens and Alcazaba (without Nasrid Palaces)

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Generalife Guided Tour, Gardens and Alcazaba (without Nasrid Palaces)

When Lily from our BugBitten team ran this Generalife tour in Granada, we skipped the Nasrid Palaces entirely and focused on the sultan's retreat gardens and the Alcazaba fortress instead. It's a solid two-hour option if you want the Alhambra complex without the palace crowds—you get genuine views across the city and into the Albaicín's terracotta rooftops, plus access to corners most day-trippers miss. The area feels quieter, more contemplative; our guide was a young local who clearly knew the terrain and had stories. Headsets kept the whole thing audible without shouting.

Andorra Après-Ski Weekend Experience with Meals Included

Three days of skiing and unwinding in the Pyrenees, based in Andorra with all meals and lift access included. You'll split time between the slopes—suited to both newcomers and confident skiers—and the resort's spa, fireplace lounges, and social spaces. The crowd is relaxed and mixed: solo travellers, groups, people after genuine downtime rather than a tick-box holiday. Equipment hire, breakfast and dinner are sorted; you bring your own energy and show up ready to chat.

Private Transfer from Mallorca airport (PMI) to Soller

Skip the airport taxi queues and arrive in Sóller refreshed. This point-to-point private transfer whisks you from Mallorca Airport to your destination in around 45 minutes, with a driver waiting to meet you on arrival. Choose a car or minivan to suit your group (up to four passengers), and travel without the stress of navigating unfamiliar roads or haggling for fares. All airport tolls, parking, and taxes are covered upfront.

45 minfrom AUD $159

11-Day Castilla, Galicia, Portugal & Andalucia from Madrid

11-Day Castilla, Galicia, Portugal & Andalucia from Madrid

When Noah from our BugBitten team ran this 11-day loop from Madrid, it ticked most boxes for a Spain–Portugal cultural sprint. The itinerary sweeps you through Castilla's medieval towns, Galicia's green coast, Lisbon and Porto's riverside energy, then down through Andalucía's Moorish heartland—Granada, Seville—before circling back. You're on a coach most days with a bilingual guide, eating three meals daily and hitting the big hitters (Alhambra, Porto wine cellars, local guides in five cities). It's a brisk, social-group kind of trip best suited to those who like a schedule and don't mind early starts.

11 daysfrom AUD $2706

🏔 Adventure & Sports

Buggy tour at Anfi beach

Tear across the arid terrain southwest of Gran Canaria in a two-hour buggy adventure. You'll navigate the dramatic landscape between Arguineguín and Mogán valleys, launching from Anfi del Mar. This is raw off-road driving through volcanic scrub and ravines—expect dust, noise, and genuine adrenaline. The route hugs the coastline's inland spine, revealing the island's rougher geology far from the beach loungers.

Barcelona: Priorat 3 Wine Tastings + 3-Course Gourmet Lunch

A full-day expedition into Priorat, Catalonia's celebrated wine region, departing [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) with hotel collection included. You'll visit three wineries for guided tastings paired with local tapas, culminating in a three-course lunch amid vineyard vistas. The route prioritises estates practising sustainable viticulture, with an expert guide sharing regional knowledge throughout the 10.5-hour journey. Ideal for wine drinkers keen to understand production methods and terroir beyond the glass.

Cordoba: Luggage Storage close to Catedral

Drop your bags at a secure storage point near Córdoba's Cathedral and explore the city unencumbered. This luggage storage service operates throughout the day, accepting any number of bags with full insurance and round-the-clock support. Leave your belongings safely stowed at a convenient location close to major sights and transport links, then wander the old quarter, visit the Mezquita, or kill time before your flight without dragging cases behind you.

1 dayfrom AUD $13

Self-Guided Tours In Madrid With 100 Captivating Audio Stories

1 hour – 8 hoursfrom AUD $5

Self-Guided Tours In Madrid With 100 Captivating Audio Stories

Explore Madrid at your own rhythm using 100 audio narratives accessible via browser on your phone. Journey between celebrated landmarks—the Royal Palace, Gran Vía, Plaza Mayor, Retiro Park—and lesser-known corners of the city. Each story unfolds with voice narration and ambient sound, letting you pause, resume, and wander freely without joining a group or adhering to fixed timings. Flexible loops from one hour upwards suit solo wanderers, pairs, and families equally.

TOP Cadiz : Private Guided Tour with your mobile

3 hours – 4 hoursfrom AUD $8

TOP Cadiz : Private Guided Tour with your mobile

When Charlie from our team tried this mobile-guided tour of Cádiz, we found a genuinely flexible way to explore the old city's key sights on your own terms. The app walks you through 18 points of interest—from the Holy Cross Parish to the Cathedral—with commentary in six languages. You pick the pace, choose which stops matter to you, and revisit sections whenever you like. It's a 3–4 hour route suited to solo wanderers and small groups who'd rather skip the tour-bus routine and spend time over a cortado where they fancy.

Private Alicante Shore Excursion with Castle Tour

Private Alicante Shore Excursion with Castle Tour

Explore Alicante's layered past on foot with a local guide, moving between the medieval Castillo de Santa Bárbara, the ornate Concatedral de Sant Nicolás, and the tree-lined Esplanada d'Espanya. This three-hour private tour threads together the city's architectural landmarks and quieter corners, ending with a local drink in hand. Designed around your ship's timetable, you'll return to the port with breathing room.

Mojarcar Jeep Safari & Spanish Tapas Adventure in Bedar Mountains

When Noah from our team ran this Jeep safari through the Bedar Mountains near Mojacar, we got a proper mix of dusty adventure and cultural payoff. You're driven through a 1902 mining tunnel, hike into another one threading through a hidden valley, then climb to a Buddhist meditation centre with Mediterranean views before finishing in the whitewashed village of Bédar with tapas and a drink. It's four hours of Andalusian grit — mountains, history, and local flavour all rolled together. The kind of tour that feels less polished and more real.

Private Transport from Ibiza Airport to Ibiza Town

Direct private car service from Ibiza Airport to Ibiza Town, taking roughly 20 minutes. Your driver meets you at arrivals with personalised attention and local knowledge. The air-conditioned vehicle includes complimentary water, onboard WiFi, and hotel collection options. Professional service handles the airport-to-town leg smoothly, letting you start your break without the hassle of shared shuttles or taxis.

Madrid: Luggage Storage close to Estación Atocha

Drop your bags at this secure storage facility near Estación Atocha and explore Madrid unencumbered. Whether you've arrived early, have a late departure, or want a few hours to wander the city without luggage, this service keeps your belongings safe whilst you move freely. Each bag is insured and monitored round the clock, with staff on hand if you need anything.

Alicante Best Street Food Tour With A Local Guide

Walk through Alicante's street food hotspots with a local guide who knows the vendors and their stories. Over three hours, you'll taste your way through markets and back-alley stalls, sampling everything from briny seafood bites to jamón ibérico and almond-based sweets. Your guide speaks Spanish, English, French or Italian and tailors stops to your palate—whether you chase heat, salt, or sugar. It's just you and your guide, moving at your pace through the city's actual eating culture.

Jetski 1h Ibiza Experience Tour

When Alex from our team took this out, it was a proper adrenaline hit on the water. You're piloting a jet ski along Ibiza's coast for an hour—buzzing past the Castle, sweeping by Playa de Talamanca, and skirting the lively Playa D'en Bossa shoreline. A qualified guide sticks with you the whole time, so even if you've never throttled a ski before, you're safe. It's the kind of thing that feels edgier than it is, and the views from water-level beat the usual beach-bar vantage. Suits anyone over 16 (or six with a grown-up on board), and you don't need a license.

1 hourfrom AUD $367

Tuk Tuk Zero Private Tour: The Best of Madrid in 2hrs. 15min.

Tuk Tuk Zero Private Tour: The Best of Madrid in 2hrs. 15min.

When Jake from our BugBitten team took this tuk tuk spin through Madrid, he got the full postcard in 2 hours 15 minutes — business district gleam, old-town grit, palaces, and packed plazas all stitched together. It's the kind of tour that works if you're new to the city and want the lay of the land without stopping to queue at every monument. You're zipping past the Bernabéu, the Royal Palace, Plaza Mayor, and Gran Vía in an open-air three-wheeler, which is either brilliantly efficient or a bit shallow depending on your travel style. Mostly tourists, mixed ages, and it moves at a decent clip.

Triana Market guided Tour

When Ben from our BugBitten team did the Triana Market guided tour in Seville, we got the real lowdown on what makes this place tick. It's a proper working market in the heart of the Triana neighbourhood—vendors sorting fish, fruit and cured meats, locals doing their morning shop—and our guide steered us straight to the people and produce that tell the story of Andalusian cooking. The hour moves at a pace that lets you actually chat with stall holders and taste what matters, not just tick boxes. You'll walk away knowing why certain ingredients matter here, and with a few new spots to come back to on your own.

Book Departure Private Transfer from Barcelona City to Barcelona Airport

When Mia from our BugBitten team booked this private transfer from Barcelona city centre to El Prat Airport, she ditched the shuttle queues and language-barrier faff in favour of a straightforward door-to-door run. You're picked up from your hotel by a dedicated driver in an air-conditioned vehicle, WiFi included, and dropped at the airport in roughly 30 minutes—though Barcelona traffic being what it is, that's a rough estimate. Fixed pricing upfront means no meter anxiety or hidden surcharges. It's the no-fuss option for travellers who'd rather skip the public transport puzzle or crowded shuttle vans.

30 minfrom AUD $40

TOP Bilbao : Private guided tour with your mobile

3 hours – 4 hoursfrom AUD $8

TOP Bilbao : Private guided tour with your mobile

When Em from our team tried this self-guided mobile app tour of Bilbao, we found a flexible way to explore the city's big-ticket sights on your own schedule. The app guides you through 15+ points of interest—the Guggenheim, Arriaga Theatre, Cathedral of Santiago, and palatial corners—over 3–4 hours, available in six languages. There's no fixed group, no tour bus, no set itinerary; you download, wander at your pace, and dip in and out as you fancy. It's lean on the frills but handy if you prefer independence over being herded around.

Seville Audio guided walking tour 3h20 and 28 audio commentaries

Seville Audio guided walking tour 3h20 and 28 audio commentaries

Wander Seville at your own rhythm with a self-guided audio tour covering 8.4 km across the city's most compelling neighbourhoods. Twenty-eight audio commentaries in French, English or Spanish lead you through Santa Cruz's flower-draped streets, past the Alcázar and Cathedral, along the Guadalquivir to Triana and María Luisa Park. The offline-capable app uses your phone's GPS and includes photography tips, hidden corners off the main drag, and full text transcripts. Start when you like, pause wherever suits you, and explore this Andalusian city without rushing or booking constraints.

3h 20mfrom AUD $10

Santiago de Compostela Scavenger Hunt and Sights Self-Guided Tour

Santiago de Compostela Scavenger Hunt and Sights Self-Guided Tour

Navigate Santiago de Compostela via riddle-led exploration using the Explorial app, piecing together clues that guide you between major landmarks and lesser-known corners of the cathedral city. This two-hour self-paced puzzle walk balances brain-teasing with genuine sightseeing, letting you uncover local history and architecture on your own terms rather than following a guide's script. Use your phone to unlock each location, solve the next puzzle, then move forward—ideal for those who prefer flexibility and a bit of mental engagement alongside their wandering.

2 hoursfrom AUD $15

Private 4-hour tour of Palma de Mallorca w/ driver & guide (Hotel/port pick up)

Private 4-hour tour of Palma de Mallorca w/ driver & guide (Hotel/port pick up)

When Sarah from our BugBitten team booked this private Palma tour, we got a driver and guide locked in for four hours — enough to hit the Cathedral, wander the old town, and actually ask questions without trailing thirty other tourists. Palma's a compact, walkable Mediterranean port city where cruise ships queue up daily, and the locals have clearly learned to work around them. This one's built for flexibility: you set the pace, pick what you want to see, and they slot in or skip the rest. Cathedral entry's included; everything else (museums, lunch, that gelato) is on you.

4 hoursfrom AUD $1559

Montanejos Rafting Adventure and Natural Pools from Valencia

🏔 Adventure & Sports

Montanejos Rafting Adventure and Natural Pools from Valencia

When Sarah from our BugBitten team ran this tour, it nailed the brief: three hours paddling through a canyon on the Mijares River, followed by a proper soak in Fuente de los Baños—a natural thermal pool that genuinely glows turquoise. You'll leave Valencia by coach with a mixed group (good for solo travellers), hit some proper rapids with certified guides steering the ship, then spend the afternoon in warm, crystal-clear water framed by canyon walls. It's eight hours door-to-door, and it works best if you're comfortable with a moderate physical push and don't mind the early start.

8 hoursfrom AUD $159

Salou : park Sama with 1 free vermouth tasting with hotel Pickup

Salou : park Sama with 1 free vermouth tasting with hotel Pickup

When Alex from our team booked this Salou trip, we got a straightforward half-day that ticks a few boxes without pretence. You're picked up from your hotel across Salou, Cambrils, or Pineda, driven 5km to Parc Samà, a 14-hectare botanical garden built in 1881 as a romantic summer retreat. You get roughly 90 minutes to wander the grounds—spotting peacocks, deer, and pheasants among 1,500-plus plant species—then a complimentary vermouth at the bar before heading back. It's the kind of low-key morning or afternoon that suits families or anyone after a gentle dose of Mediterranean gardens without the fuss.

Palma's nightly charm and delicious local snacks

When Noah from our team ran this 2.5-hour sunset walking tour through Palma de Mallorca, we found a solid blend of history and local flavour. You'll hit the Cathedral, Royal Palace, and a string of plazas—Cort, Major, Mercat—while a guide talks you through the city's feudal past and present-day eating habits. The real draw? A halfway tapa stop where you pick from local small bites. Palma at dusk has that warm, amber light thing going on, and the winding old-town streets feel quieter than peak hours. Expect a mix of architecture buffs, casual tourists, and a few locals out for the evening.

2h 30mfrom AUD $225

EN couple photo shoot & photo tour, Madrid

1 hour – 1h 30mfrom AUD $334

EN couple photo shoot & photo tour, Madrid

When Charlie from our team booked this couple photo shoot in Madrid, we got a guided walk hitting the city's headline spots — Callao Square, Gran Vía, Puerta del Sol, Plaza Mayor, and the Royal Palace — while a photographer captured candid shots the whole way. It's pitched as a relaxed alternative to stiff tourist photos, with the guide coaching you through poses so you don't feel awkward in front of the lens. The session runs 1–1.5 hours, and you get all the edited frames back same-day with the option to choose 30 for professional retouching. Flexible routing means you can swap in Retiro Park or Temple of Debod if you'd rather.

Private Tour: Montserrat and Cava Visit with Pick up

8 hours – 9 hoursfrom AUD $2171

Private Tour: Montserrat and Cava Visit with Pick up

When Noah from our team ran this private tour, we headed out from Barcelona for a full day exploring two of Catalonia's standout spots: the dramatic mountaintop monastery at Montserrat and a family-run cava producer in Penedès. The whole outfit — private Mercedes, driver-guide, hotel pickup — is built for groups who want to skip the coach crowds. You'll spend time wandering the monastery's rocky peaks, grab lunch at a local spot your guide recommends, then swing by a smaller winery to learn how cava actually gets made, with tastings included. Figure on 8–9 hours door-to-door.

Malaga Cruise Port to Malaga Hotels - Arrival Private Transfer

✈️ Transfers

Malaga Cruise Port to Malaga Hotels - Arrival Private Transfer

When Ben from our team arrived at Malaga cruise port, a private transfer was waiting with nameplate in hand — no queuing, no shared minibus faff, just a direct run to the hotel in about 20 minutes. It's a straightforward door-to-door service: driver meets you at your scheduled time, you get driven in an air-conditioned vehicle, and everything (fees, taxes, the lot) is bundled in upfront. The vibe is professional and hassle-free, which matters when you've just stepped off a ship with luggage and jet-lag.

PADI Course and Diving in Levante Beach, Barcelona

When Lily from our BugBitten team took the PADI certification course at Levante Beach in Barcelona, she came away with a proper diving qualification and the ability to suit up and explore reefs anywhere in the world. This is a full-day experience that takes you from classroom basics through to your first open-water dives, in Mediterranean waters that serve up decent visibility and the occasional school of curious fish. The course equips you with the kit and know-how to transition from snorkeller to certified diver — straightforward stuff, well-structured, and genuinely useful if diving's on your travel bucket list.

1 dayfrom AUD $484

Barcelona Gothic Quarter cinematic photoshoot

Barcelona Gothic Quarter cinematic photoshoot

When Ben from our team did this Barcelona Gothic Quarter photoshoot, we got a crash course in how to actually look good on camera. A photographer with serious ad-campaign credentials walks you through posing tricks (there's a specific '5×5 rule' for framing yourself) while steering you through medieval laneways toward golden-hour light and hidden-gem backdrops. You'll leave with a gallery of polished portraits that genuinely look like they belong in a magazine spread. The whole thing runs for an hour and covers ground at a relaxed pace through the quarter's maze of ancient stone lanes.

1 hourfrom AUD $48

3 hours – 3h 40mfrom AUD $200

Exclusive Private E-bike City Tour.

When Jake from our team took this private e-bike tour around San Sebastian, we got a proper feel for Spain's Basque coast without the usual tourist crush. A local guide steers you through the city's lanes and waterfront on electric bikes, stopping to chat about the place's layered history. You'll pull into a pintxo bar midway for local food and a drink — the kind of spot locals actually use. The pace is relaxed: three-plus hours total, with built-in sit-down time, so you're not just pedalling between photo ops.

Malaga private Shore Excursion: Malaga Highlights & Mijas White Washed Village

Malaga private Shore Excursion: Malaga Highlights & Mijas White Washed Village

When Em from our team booked this private shore excursion, we got a focused taster of Málaga's Moorish heritage and the artist villages perched in the hills above. The tour hits the main architectural draws—Gibralfaro castle and the Alcazaba fortress—then pivots inland to Mijas, where whitewashed streets and local artisan shops feel worlds away from the coast despite the short drive. Five and a half hours is tight but workable if you're docked in port and want to see two distinct sides of the Costa del Sol without rushing.

5h 30mfrom AUD $1080

Alcazaba to Picasso: Málaga’s Best in a Self-Guided Tour

Alcazaba to Picasso: Málaga’s Best in a Self-Guided Tour

When Sarah from our team ran this self-guided audio tour through Málaga, she found a sensible way to tick off the city's highlights without being herded around by a guide. The app walks you from the elegant Calle Marqués de Larios through the old town's squares and the cathedral, then inland to the Alcazaba fortress and Roman Theatre before looping back via Picasso's museum and the waterfront at Muelle Uno. It's a 6-hour loop through a city that blends Moorish history, Renaissance architecture, and a proper Mediterranean vibe—expect busy plazas, narrow streets, and plenty of local life happening around you.

Premium Private Transfer:Your Door to Spain's Iconic Destinations

When Alex from our BugBitten team landed at Madrid-Barajas, a private transfer meant skipping the taxi queue scramble and arriving calm. You get a spacious minivan (up to seven seats), a driver waiting in arrivals with your name, and a full hour to clear customs without panic. It's the kind of service that feels like a small luxury after a long flight — no faffing about, just door-to-your-destination comfort. Works equally well for solo travellers and families with luggage.

1 hourfrom AUD $251

e-Scavenger hunt Madrid: Explore the city at your own pace

2 hours – 4 hoursfrom AUD $52

e-Scavenger hunt Madrid: Explore the city at your own pace

When Mia from our BugBitten team tried Madrid's e-Scavenger Hunt, we found a genuinely flexible way to explore the city without being herded around by a guide. You download an app, answer questions about landmarks and neighbourhoods, complete small challenges on your phone, and navigate via GPS to plazas, streets, and monuments at your own tempo. It's self-guided but structured—you can knock it out in two hours or stretch it across four, fitting it around your own rhythm. The vibe is relaxed and family-friendly, with bits of Madrid trivia baked into the gameplay. Works well for solo travellers, couples, or larger groups who don't want to be tethered to a fixed itinerary.

🐠 Water Activities

2 hours – 6 hoursfrom AUD $80

S.U.P Rental in Menorca

When Jake from our BugBitten team tried the S.U.P rental in Menorca, he found a genuinely nimble way to explore the island's coastline. Stand-up paddleboards let you slip into coves and sea caves that bigger boats can't reach, and you're light enough to beach yourself wherever the mood takes you. The snorkelling gear's included, so you can drop in straight from your board when the water calls. It's a few hours of proper active exploration rather than passive cruising — perfect for anyone keen to feel connected to the Mediterranean rather than insulated from it.

Santiago de Compostela Private Walking Tour with a Local

When Mia from our team tried this private walking tour in Santiago de Compostela, we ditched the tour-group clipboard experience for something genuinely different. Instead of a script-wielding guide, you get paired with a local Lokafy host—someone who actually lives here and steers the walk based on what you care about: food, art, backstreet neighbourhoods, whatever. The tour runs anywhere from 2 to 6 hours depending on what you fancy, and the whole thing's tailored to you. It's the difference between a tour and a mate showing you around their hometown.

✈️ Transfers

30 min – 45 minfrom AUD $200

Transfer from the Airport to Madrid

When Em from our BugBitten team landed at Madrid airport, we booked this private transfer service and found ourselves in a comfortable, late-model vehicle with a driver who knew the city cold. It's a straightforward point-to-point job — pick you up from the terminal and drop you at your accommodation — taking roughly half an hour to 45 minutes depending on traffic. The outfit runs round the clock, so whether you're arriving at dawn or midnight, there's a car waiting. No frills, just reliable.

Granada: Alhambra Comlex + Nasrid Palaces + Alcazaba Guided Tour