Tours in Spain

Tour with stop for swimming in Valencia

When Jake from our team took this catamaran ride along Valencia's coast, it was a straightforward way to get out on the water and cool off in the Med. The boat heads out from the city's marina, cruises along the shoreline for about 90 minutes, and stops for a proper swim midway. You're sharing the deck with a mix of tourists and locals keen for a dip, the vibe is relaxed, and the crew keeps things moving at a sensible pace. It's not a high-octane adventure—more a lazy-afternoon escape that works well if you want sun, sea, and minimal fuss.

1h 30mfrom AUD $33

★ 3.5 (10)

Shared Valencia Beer Bike Tour

When Lily from our BugBitten team pedalled the Valencia Beer Bike, it was exactly what the tin says: a group riding a multi-seat contraption through the city while sipping beer and soaking up the local vibe. You're on a shared tour with up to 11 other people, a guide steering while everyone else pedals and drinks for about an hour. Valencia's got that warm Mediterranean feel — leafy parks, relaxed energy — and this tour slots right into that mood. It's silly without trying too hard, works best if you show up ready to chat with strangers, and works best if the weather's decent.

Sail Ibiza Formentera enjoy a swim in paradisiacal coves

When Lily from our team booked this catamaran sail from Ibiza to Formentera, we got six hours of proper island hopping on a private boat. You're looking at cruising between two Balearic islands, stopping at coves that feel genuinely untouched, swimming in clear water, and timing it so you catch the sunset from the deck. It's the kind of day that works whether you're after a relaxed float or keen to actually explore — small enough groups that the skipper knows what you're after, big enough boat that there's space to move.

6 hoursfrom AUD $484

Montjuic Park Walking Tour with Audioguide on Your Smartphone

★ 3.5 (8)

Montjuic Park Walking Tour with Audioguide on Your Smartphone

When Mia from our team tried Montjuïc's self-guided audio walk, she found a solid way to explore Barcelona's hilltop precinct without being herded through crowds. You download the app, plug in your headphones, and work through 23 recorded segments at whatever pace suits—stopping for a coffee, lingering at lookouts, or doubling back if something catches your eye. The route loops past the Magic Fountain, Olympic venues, the Botanic Gardens, and Montjuïc Castle's exterior, with views across the city and Mediterranean. It's 2.5 hours if you keep moving, but really it's yours to stretch or compress. The hill itself is accessible for most fitness levels, though there's steady climbing.

2h 30mfrom AUD $17

Mallorca Tour: Hams Caves and Pearl Shop with Hotel Pick up

★ 3.5 (8)

1h 15m – 1h 45mfrom AUD $14

Mallorca Tour: Hams Caves and Pearl Shop with Hotel Pick up

When Sarah from our BugBitten team ran this Mallorca tour, she found herself in a 10-million-year-old cave system that wasn't opened to tourists until 1905. The Hams Caves sit near Porto Cristo on the island's east coast, and they're genuinely old-school underground — the kind of place where a speleologist once rigged up a water mill to generate power before the village itself had electricity. You get five hours total: hotel pickup, the caves themselves with their blue-lit chamber and documentary, then a stop at the pearl factory on the way back. It's a comfortable, guided coach tour that appeals to family groups and anyone keen on geology without needing to hike.

Evening Cruise with Dinner and Drinks in Barcelona

When Em from our BugBitten team booked this evening cruise out of Barcelona's Olympic Port, we were keen to see if dinner on the water actually delivers. The setup is straightforward: you board a private boat, watch the city light up from the coast, and tuck into paella with a few drinks included. It's a solid two-hour float that leans heavily on the Barcelona skyline angle and the novelty of eating Spanish classics while bobbing about. The crowd tends toward couples and small groups wanting something a touch more polished than a standard harbour tour—think less backpacker energy, more date-night vibe.

Self-Guided Audio Tour-The Surrealist Barcelona of Dalí and Gaudí

When Noah from our BugBitten team tried this self-guided audio tour, he wandered Barcelona's most surreal corners on foot, following a narrator through Dalí's world and the city's architectural icons. The 39-minute route starts near Sala Dalmau, winds through Paseo de Gracia past Casa Batló, and loops by Plaza Catalunya, the Ateneu Barcelonés, Liceu Theatre, and Palacio Güell. It's a loose walk through central Barcelona with the eccentric artist's life as your thread — part biography, part architectural hunt, all done at your own pace with offline audio chapters loaded on your phone.

La Gomera Island Tour

When Em from our team took this 9-hour La Gomera tour, we crossed from Tenerife on the ferry to explore Spain's only Unesco World Heritage island. The day wound through mountain switchbacks and viewpoints, dipped into the lush Garajonay National Park to spot endemic plants and the ancient laurel forest, and wrapped with lunch featuring the island's quirky whistled language — a real party trick. It's a solid half-day escape for anyone wanting dramatic scenery without the crowds of the bigger islands.

Arrival Private Transfer by Sedan from BCN airport to Barcelona

When Mia from our BugBitten team landed at Barcelona El Prat, she skipped the taxi queue chaos and booked a private sedan instead. This is a straightforward airport-to-hotel transfer: a driver meets you with a nameplate, loads your bags into a Mercedes E-Class or similar, and delivers you to your accommodation in around 25 minutes (traffic dependent). It's the no-fuss option if you'd rather not wrestle with shuttle bookings, currency exchanges, or language mix-ups when you're already knackered from flying. Max three passengers per car, one suitcase and carry-on each.

Barcelona Sagrada Familia Guided Tour with skip the line ticket

When Sarah from our BugBitten team hit up the Sagrada Família guided tour, we learned what actually makes Gaudí's basilica tick beyond the hype. You roll in near the entrance—so no queuing stress—and get a knowledgeable local guide plus a personal headset to absorb the symbolism and construction genius as you roam the nave. It's Barcelona's heavyweight, and this 1.5-hour tour gets you past the crowds and into the intricate details of the interior and exterior façades. The real winner: after the guided bit, you've got time to poke around the on-site museum at your own pace.

Seamless Barcelona Airport to City Center Taxi Transfer

When Mia from our BugBitten team landed at Barcelona Airport, she booked this private transfer to skip the taxi rank queue and head straight into the city. It's a straightforward 35-minute door-to-door service — a driver meets you at arrivals with a sign, loads your bags into an air-conditioned car, and takes you to your accommodation or hotel in Barcelona's centre. The vehicle's got WiFi on board, so you can sort out messages or navigate your first few hours while someone else handles the driving. It's the no-fuss option if you've had a long flight and just want to arrive without the usual transport scramble.

1 Hour Guadalquivir Cruise with Views of Triana + Ebook

When Em from our team took this Guadalquivir River cruise, it was the kind of hour that slows Seville down just right. You're on a modern, comfortable boat drifting past the Plaza de Toros, the ornate bridges, and Triana's terracotta-coloured buildings — the river basically strings together the city's best-known sights without the walking. The route loops past Isla de la Cartuja, where Columbus apparently sat plotting his voyage, and you get an audioguide narrating the lot. It's shared group experience, so expect a mixed crowd of tourists, but the pace is genuinely relaxed. You also score a downloadable eBook with local tips once you're booked in.

Gijon Self-Guided Sherlock Holmes Murder Mystery Game

When Ben from our team ran this self-guided mystery game through Gijon, it turned the city into an actual crime scene—minus the drama. You download the Loquiz app, grab your phone, and spend roughly two hours following a Sherlock Holmes case with riddles, plot turns, and hidden clues scattered across real locations. It's you versus the puzzle, working solo or as a crew, and the story unfolds as you solve your way through. The format suits friends after a few drinks, families wanting something different than a museum, or anyone who fancies themselves a detective without the tour guide hand-holding.

Buggy tour: East area of Mallorca

When Ben from our team took the wheel on this self-drive buggy tour across Mallorca's east, we got a proper look at the island beyond the resort strip. You pilot your own road-legal all-terrain buggy for three hours through quiet country roads, climbing inland to San Salvador's viewpoint, then down to the beach at Cala Murada. The route threads through villages, countryside, and mountain sections with an experienced guide leading the convoy. It's a fun way to cover real ground and see how locals actually live — no queues, no crowds, just you, the buggy, and some decent scenery.

Private Transfer from Seville to Faro (FAO) Airport

When Noah from our BugBitten team booked a private transfer from Seville to Faro Airport, it was a straightforward swap for the usual taxi queue shuffle. You get a dedicated car or minivan, a driver who meets you at your hotel, and a straight run to the airport with parking and tolls already sorted. The 2.5-hour journey cuts through southern Spain toward Portugal, and the whole thing feels less like logistics and more like a proper send-off. It's priced per person, scales to your group size, and includes the bits you'd otherwise haggle about — tips, taxes, the lot.

Adventurecat Half day tour - Boat Rental - No license required.

When Jake from our team rented a boat through Adventurecat, we got the keys to a modern vessel and a half-day loose in Ibiza's quieter corners. No boating licence needed—just confidence behind the wheel and a willingness to chart your own route. You pick north (wild islands and empty anchorages) or south (caves, beach clubs, and snorkelling at Cala Conta). It's self-directed exploration, not a guided tour, which means you move at your pace and linger where the water appeals. Four hours lets you cover serious ground without feeling rushed.

Barcelona Airport Private Departure Transfers

When Jake from our team organised a departure transfer from Barcelona, it was straightforward enough — a private car picks you up from your accommodation and drops you at the airport, around 45 minutes depending on traffic. You get WiFi, air con, and a professional driver, which beats wrestling luggage onto a crowded metro or hunting for a taxi. It's the kind of service that works best if you're travelling with others or have loads of baggage; solo travellers might find it pricier than public options, but the door-to-door convenience and zero-faff factor appeal to those who'd rather spend departure morning relaxed than stressed.

Secrets of Santiago de Compostela: Private Self-Guided Audio Tour

When Ben from our team tried this self-guided audio tour of Santiago de Compostela, he could move through the Cathedral's squares and landmarks at his own tempo — no rushing, no fixed group. Gabriela Garcia Stamile's narration walks you through the symbolism of key plazas (Immaculate, Quintana, Platerias), the theatrical Botafumeiro, and the Saint James statue without forcing you into a crowded tour bus. The whole thing runs 75 minutes to 1 hour 45 minutes depending on how long you linger, and you download it once for lifetime access. It's a smart option if you want structure without a guide breathing down your neck.

Cordoba and its Mosque from Málaga with Private Transfer

★ 3.5 (4)

Cordoba and its Mosque from Málaga with Private Transfer

When Em from our BugBitten team ran this tour, we drove south from Málaga to Córdoba—once the heart of Muslim Spain and still packed with architectural reminders of that era. The 8-hour day centres on the Mosque-Cathedral, the city's heavyweight landmark, followed by free time to wander the old quarters and soak in the local food scene. You're travelling through increasingly wild terrain toward the Sierra Morena foothills, so expect a proper road journey as much as a cultural stop. The private transfer means you're not crammed on a coach, which changes how the day feels.

8 hoursfrom AUD $401

Cordoba Highlights: Guided Day Tour from Seville

★ 3.5 (4)

Cordoba Highlights: Guided Day Tour from Seville

When Ben from our team ran this day trip from Seville to Cordoba, we got a solid hit-the-highlights experience without the hassle of figuring out trains. The tour bundles private transport, fast-track entry to the Mezquita (that jaw-dropping mosque-cathedral hybrid), and a guided walk through the old town's Jewish Quarter, Roman bridges, and city walls. You're with a multilingual driver and a local guide for the 1.5-hour walking portion, then left to wander freely — which suits those who'd rather not be herded all day. It's a long day out (roughly eight hours from Seville), but manageable for most fitness levels.

Rock Climbing Tour in Mallorca

When Lily from our BugBitten team tried this seven-hour climbing tour in Mallorca, she found a refreshingly low-key operation that knows its crags. Run by a local outfit with five years on the island, it's pitched at climbers of any ability who want to get on rock without the circus. Summer takes you to shaded routes near the coast—swimming opportunity included. Winter or shoulder season? You'll hit quieter spots where you hear the island rather than the crowds. Small groups, proper kit included, and the vibe tilts toward skill-building over Instagram moments.

7 hoursfrom AUD $142

Private Seville Tour from Cadiz Puerto Costa de La Luz

★ 3.5 (4)

Private Seville Tour from Cadiz Puerto Costa de La Luz

Travel from Cádiz to Seville's historic centre on this 7.5-hour guided tour with return transport included. Visit the Real Alcázar, a working royal palace with sprawling gardens, and the Cathedral—Europe's largest Gothic structure—then wander the tight lanes and quiet plazas of Barrio de Santa Cruz with your guide. You'll have 90 minutes to explore independently before heading back to the coast. An official guide accompanies you throughout, unpacking the architecture, stories and layered history of Andalusia's most compelling city.

Full-day Sailing Experience in Menorca

When Jake from our team sailed the North Menorca Marine Reserve, it was exactly what you'd want from a full-day at sea: a proper French sailboat, zero engine noise, and access to coves most day-trippers never reach. The crew handled everything — navigation, snorkelling gear, a solid lunch made with local ingredients — while we alternated between sunbaking on deck, cooling off in the water, and exploring limestone caves from the boat. Eight hours passes quickly out here, and the sense of having found somewhere genuinely quiet and untouched makes it worth the booking.

Guided tour and wine tasting in Haro, the capital of Rioja

A six-hour guided exploration of Haro, Rioja's wine heart, revealing how centuries of winemaking shaped this small Spanish town. You'll walk through the historic quarter and the Barrio de la Estación—home to the world's densest collection of heritage bodegas—before sampling Rioja Qualified wines paired with local produce. The tour includes visits to the Hermitage of San Felices de Bilibio, where the annual Wine Fight draws thousands, and finishes with tastings rooted in the region's own vineyards and farms.

Self Guided The Marbella Syndicate City Escape Game

When Tom from our team tried the Marbella Syndicate City Escape Game, he got a mobile phone–based detective mission you can tackle on your own schedule. You download an app, follow clues scattered across Marbella's streets, and solve puzzles to progress—no guide, no set departure time, just you (or your crew) and two hours to crack it. It's pitched as flexible teambuilding, though it works just as well solo. The vibe is city exploration with a puzzle twist, and you only need one phone per group of up to five people.

Ultimate Off Road Quad Safari Adventure in Tenerife

Tear across Tenerife's backcountry on a quad bike for 90 minutes of genuine off-road riding through lava fields, abandoned settlements, and clifftop vistas few tourists reach. You'll navigate rough terrain at your own pace with a local guide, fuelled by water and snacks, leaving the paved world behind. Suits groups and families after proper grit and adrenaline without the polish of standard tours.

1h 30mfrom AUD $217

2-Day Granada, Toledo & Madrid from Costa del Sol

2-Day Granada, Toledo & Madrid from Costa del Sol

When Charlie from our team ran this 2-day coach tour from Costa del Sol, we wound through three of Spain's heavyweight draws: Granada's Alhambra palace, Toledo's medieval hilltop maze, and Madrid's sprawl. It's a packed sprint across Andalucía and Castilla—the kind of tour that gets you moving early and keeps you moving. You're on a coach with at least 11 other travellers, guided in English and Spanish, with meals sorted and travel insurance thrown in. Not for those after a leisurely pace, but solid if you want major sights without the hire-car hassle.

2 daysfrom AUD $501

Secrets of Cadiz Self Guided Exploration Game Tour

Secrets of Cadiz Self Guided Exploration Game Tour

When Em from our BugBitten team tried the Secrets of Cadiz Self Guided Exploration Game, we found a clever GPS-based scavenger hunt through the city's historic centre. You download an app, follow clues on your phone, solve puzzles and photo tasks, and compete for leaderboard points — entirely at your own pace. It's a 2-hour activity that works solo or in groups, perfect if you want structure without a guide shadowing you. Cadiz's old town is compact and atmospheric, so the game pushes you through neighbourhoods you'd otherwise miss.

2 hoursfrom AUD $43

13-Day Mediterranean Capitals Guided Tour from Madrid

13-Day Mediterranean Capitals Guided Tour from Madrid

When Alex from our team ran this 13-day circuit, it was a proper tick-the-box tour through Spain and Portugal's major cities. You're looking at Madrid, Porto, Lisbon, Córdoba, Seville, Granada (including the Alhambra), Valencia, and Barcelona — each stop gets a guided introduction plus time to explore on your own. The group travels by air-conditioned coach, beds down in 3- and 4-star hotels, and breakfasts are sorted. It's the kind of itinerary that covers a lot of ground in a fortnight, mixing structured group moments with breathing room to wander.

13 daysfrom AUD $3558

Skip The Line - Early Picasso Museum and Born Neighborhood

🛕 Culture & History

Skip The Line - Early Picasso Museum and Born Neighborhood

When Noah from our team ran this Barcelona tour, we started at the Arc de Triomf—a grand 1888 monument set against a tree-lined promenade where locals hang out—then wound through Born, one of the city's oldest quarters. The neighbourhood's cobbled streets feel lived-in, and you'll spot the Gothic bulk of Santa Maria del Mar church before heading into the Picasso Museum for a guided hour. It's a tight 2-hour loop that pairs neighbourhood atmosphere with gallery access, skipping entry queues thanks to pre-booked tickets. Radio guides meant we could hear the commentary clearly even when foot traffic picked up.

2 hoursfrom AUD $85

Gibraltar One Day-Trip from Granada

When Alex from our BugBitten team did this Gibraltar day-trip from Granada, we got a proper sense of why this British territory wedged between Europe and Africa draws crowds. An 11-hour outing that carts you down to the Strait, through the Upper Rock Nature Reserve to spot Barbary apes, and into Saint Michael's Cave—then loose time on Main Street for tax-free shopping. The drive's long but the payoff is genuine: standing on the tip of a continent, watching Africa sit across the water, feels properly geopolitical. Mostly British expats and day-trippers fill the streets, and the whole place has a peculiar ex-colonial vibe that's worth the trek.

11 hoursfrom AUD $459

Iberian Museum and Provincial Museum of Jaén

🛕 Culture & History

Iberian Museum and Provincial Museum of Jaén

When Alex from our team ran this two-hour museum double-header in Jaén, we got a solid grounding in what makes this corner of Andalusia tick. The Iberian Museum is the world's only dedicated space for Iberian culture—no small claim—and its centrepiece is the Porcuna sculptural ensemble, Spain's largest. The Provincial Museum then shifts gears with 1600-plus objects spanning fine art (López, Picasso), Jewish Torah pointers, Islamic jewellery, and over a thousand engravings including Goya's Whims series. It's the kind of pairing that shows a region's layers without needing a week to absorb them. Spanish-speaking guide included.

Private transfer from/to Seville to/from Cordoba with Hotel pick up & drop off

When Lily from our team booked this private transfer between Seville and Córdoba, it was exactly what it promised: a straightforward, no-fuss drive in a comfortable Mercedes. You pick your own time, get collected from your Seville hotel (or airport or train station), and arrive in Córdoba roughly two hours later without the hassle of public transport, shared vans, or navigating local bus systems. It's the kind of service that appeals to travellers who'd rather skip the logistics and just show up with their luggage sorted. The route runs through Andalucía's quieter inland roads, so it's pleasant enough if you're not after a guided tour.

2 hoursfrom AUD $317

Barcelona: first steps (from Sagrada Familia to Rambla)

Barcelona: first steps (from Sagrada Familia to Rambla)

When Alex from our team did this Barcelona intro, we covered the headline spots—Sagrada Familia, Rambla, and the core bits you actually need to know—in three hours flat. It's pitched at first-timers who want the lay of the land without weeks of guidebook homework. The group tops out at 12, so you're not shuffling through a mob. The vibe is practical: see the landmarks, get local context, ask the guide anything that's nagging you, grab a free map, and head off with a better sense of what's worth your time in the city.

Foodie Atarazanas Market Tour in Malaga - by OhMyGoodGuide

When Tom from our BugBitten team ran this food tour in Malaga, he started at one of the city's oldest wineries learning about the region's famous sweet wine, then picked through the Atarazanas Central Market—a proper working market, not a tourist trap—tasting local cheeses, cured meats, and produce alongside locals doing their shopping. The tour wrapped with vermouth and Iberian ham in a traditional Spanish grocery shop. Two hours, enough time to get a real feel for Malaga's food culture without feeling rushed.

Convent Route with Marzipan and Wine Tasting in Toledo

When Noah from our team tried this Toledo convent route, it was a sharp 90-minute blend of sacred history and sweet flavour. You'll walk through two working convents with a local guide who fills in the gaps — the stories, the oddities, the why — then settle into a 16th-century house for wine and marzipan tasting. It's the kind of tour that catches Toledo's layered character: religious art, craftsmanship, and the flavours that made the city tick. Prams are welcome, and the pace suits most fitness levels.

1h 30mfrom AUD $25

Picos de Gran Canaria by Minibus: Firgas, Teror, Aloe Vera and More

Picos de Gran Canaria by Minibus: Firgas, Teror, Aloe Vera and More

When Tom from our BugBitten team ran this minibus tour through Gran Canaria's central highlands, it painted a proper portrait of the island beyond the beach resorts. You're threading through villages like Teror — all wooden balconies and local markets — then Firgas with its spring-water heritage, before climbing to Roque Nublo's famous rock viewpoint and a working aloe vera farm. The 7-hour loop works best if you're based in the south and want to see how Canarians actually live, minus the tourist crowds. It's minibus comfort with a multilingual guide steering you through ravines and rural squares.

Boat Tour Around the Medes Islands and the Foradada Rock

When Mia from our BugBitten team took this boat tour, we cruised the Costa Brava's most dramatic stretch—towering limestone cliffs, secret coves, and the protected Medes Islands marine reserve all within 90 minutes. The Natural Park of Montgrí is genuine wild coastline, the kind you can't see from land, and the boat gets right up to Foradada Rock where the cliffs drop straight into turquoise water. It's a busy route with tour boats queuing up, but the seabed ecology and hidden inlet detail make it feel less touristy than it could be.

1h 30mfrom AUD $40

Andalusia with Toledo 5-day from Madrid

When Alex from our team ran this 5-day Andalusia loop, we hit the major southern Spanish cities in one solid push: Seville's plazas, the hilltop pueblos blancos near Ronda, coastal Marbella, Granada's Alhambra, and finished in Toledo—the medieval city where Christians, Muslims, and Jews once lived side by side. It's a coach tour, so you're moving daily, guided in English and Spanish, with breakfast and one dinner thrown in. The vibe is mixed-age tourists keen to tick off Spain's postcard spots without faff.

5 daysfrom AUD $1244