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

Hidden Gems of Barcelona - Old Town
This 3-hour guided walk threads through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s medieval core, moving between the Gothic Quarter's tight laneways, hidden plazas, and landmark churches like the Cathedral and Santa Maria del Mar. Your guide reveals the city's layered past—from Roman settlement through Gothic splendour to modern day—plus neighbourhood quirks most visitors miss, including the Jewish Quarter and La Boquería's market edge. Departs from Plaça Catalunya. Suits newcomers and seasoned explorers after substance rather than surface.

20 Minute Private Paratrike Flight over Tenerife South
Strap into a paratrike for twenty minutes of unobstructed views across Tenerife's southern coast. You'll drift above beaches, ravines and volcanic terrain with a seasoned pilot at the controls, offering perspectives impossible from ground level. The open-air cockpit design makes this accessible to older travellers and those with mobility constraints—no extreme fitness required, just a willingness to leave solid ground.

E-bike Ride at Chinyero Natural Reserve - on premium bikes
Pedal through Tenerife's Chinyero Natural Reserve on high-spec electric bikes, covering terrain that would exhaust a standard cyclist in half the time. This 6-hour guided ride lets you reach remote corners of the volcanic landscape without the leg-destroying climbs. You'll move at your own pace through pine forests and open ridges, stopping to take in views most visitors never see. The bikes handle technical sections smoothly, and support kicks in when you need it—perfect for exploring further than a regular bike tour allows.

Private Walking Tour of Games and History in the Center of Valencia
Swap the passive listening tour for an active detective route through Valencia's centre. Over three hours, you'll solve puzzles and complete challenges that unlock the city's stories—from the grand Estació del Nord through plazas, markets and medieval quarters. You're not following a guide; you're uncovering Valencia alongside your group, collecting rewards as you go. The route stays flexible, steering clear of the usual old-town loops to show you how the city actually connects.

Madrid Essential Private Walking Tour of Iconic Landmarks
A four-hour private walking tour covering Madrid's essential landmarks without the guesswork. You'll navigate from the Retiro through the city's grandest plazas—Sol, Plaza Mayor, Cibeles—towards the Royal Palace and historic quarters. Your guide handles the route so you can focus on the architecture, stories, and those landmark photographs. Covers the key spots most visitors want to tick off, arranged in a logical flow that saves backtracking.

HistARy: Guided tour of the Gothic Quarter with Augmented Reality
Explore [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s Gothic Quarter armed with augmented reality on your phone and a guide who knows how to tell a story. Over one to three hours, you'll hit the neighbourhood's most intriguing corners—medieval alleyways, hidden plazas, centuries-old architecture—while the app layers historical scenes, character sketches and local lore directly onto what you're seeing. It's less textbook history lecture, more theatrical reconstruction meets tech novelty. You'll laugh, learn, and get a genuine sense of how this place actually functioned centuries ago.

Boat Rental Without License in Ibiza and San Antonio
Rent a boat without needing a license and spend your day exploring Ibiza's coastline and Sant Antoni's hidden anchorages. Choose your duration from one hour to eight hours, with paddle boards and snorkelling gear included. Steer yourself through turquoise shallows, anchor at quiet coves, and time your outing around sunset if you want. The boat comes with a sound system. You'll need to cover fuel costs for full-day trips.

Private tour through the old Jewish neighbourhood.
Navigate the narrow lanes of Spain's historic Jewish quarter with a private guide who unpacks the neighbourhood's layered past. This 90-minute walk traces where communities once thrived, revealing how buildings and street layouts hold stories of religious practice, migration, and daily life across centuries. You'll move through winding passages, past fountains and whitewashed walls, discovering how architecture and geography shaped the lives of those who lived here.

Nightlife Tour Drinks Tapas and Party Experience in Madrid
This three-hour Madrid nocturnal roam ventures through Chueca and Malasaña, two neighbourhoods transformed by La Movida Madrileña—the cultural uprising that reshaped the city's identity. You'll navigate bohemian streets lined with graffiti and street art, slip into underground bars, sample local tapas alongside quality drinks, and finish dancing in a lively venue. Learn how these districts channelled artistic rebellion and continue to define Madrid's reputation as a city unafraid of living loudly.

Private Tour of Valencia’s Old Town with Radio Guide
When Alex from our BugBitten team took this private walk through Valencia's Old Town, we found ourselves threading through neighbourhoods layered with 2000+ years of history. The city's got that Spanish Mediterranean blend — Roman foundations, Islamic influences, and modern energy all colliding in tight laneways and plazas. You get a local guide and individual radio receivers so you can actually hear them without the group-tour huddle. Two and a half hours is a solid pace for the heritage highlights without burning out. Fair warning: you'll need your own transport to get there and around.

Rafting in Murcia Descent of the Rio Segura
When Mia from our team ran the Rio Segura rafting descent in Murcia, we found a properly set-up operation that treats the river like the main event, not a checkbox activity. The outfits here own their own riverside base, so you skip the usual faff of meeting points and minibus transfers — you're straight into a wetsuit and on the water within minutes. The 4-hour float hits different because the crew (trained canoe guides, not just paddle-wavers) keep groups engaged without the false energy. Bonus: they run paella sessions for groups, turning it into a genuine half-day adventure rather than just wet thrills.

Barcelona Private Sweet Tasting & Stories
Walk through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s Gothic Quarter with a local guide, stopping at artisan confectioneries and hidden sweet shops to taste six traditional Catalan and Spanish sweets. This 3.5-hour private tour traces the city's relationship with treats like churros con chocolate, turrón, and horchata, weaving together food history and architecture as you drift through centuries-old streets. Perfect for those with a genuine sweet tooth who want stories alongside their samples.

Tarragona Culinary Experience: Olive Oil & Iberian Ham Delight
Spend seven hours exploring Tarragona's layered past and countryside flavours. Your guide leads you through the city's Roman amphitheatre and medieval quarters, then drives you inland to a working farm where you'll taste oils pressed from regional olives. Lunch at a specialist ham restaurant anchors the day, pairing Iberian cured meat and local cheese with your discoveries.

Spanish Oysters, Cava and Ibérico Ham at Barcelona’s La Boqueria Market
Navigate La Boqueria like a local on this 3-hour tasting tour of [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s most storied food market. You'll work through stalls of fresh seafood, cured meats and wine, sampling oysters, Ibérico ham and cava alongside seasonal produce picked that morning. A chef guides you through the market's role in shaping Catalan eating, finishing with a sit-down spread of regional dishes and dessert.

Barcelona Highlights Full Day Tour with a Licensed Tour Guide
A full-day guided tour of [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s architectural icons with skip-the-line access to Casa Milà, Sagrada Familia, and Park Güell. Your Catalan-licensed guide leads you through each site with live commentary rather than an audioguide, breaking up the day with churros and coffee, then a proper tapas lunch at a neighbourhood favourite. Eight to nine hours on foot (roughly 15,000 steps) with taxis between major stops. Adjustable for different mobility needs with advance notice.

Kalufa Surf School in Caleta de Famara, Lanzarote
Small-group surf instruction at Caleta de Famara, one of Lanzarote's premier breaks. Kalufa has been coaching surfers across all abilities for over a decade, keeping classes to six per instructor for genuine feedback and progression. You'll work with the same coach across the 2.5-hour session, adjusting timing and location based on swell and wind rather than sticking to a fixed schedule. Board, wetsuit, and rash vest provided.

Private Sunset Sailing Yacht Tour
Sail your own private yacht across Palma's Bay as daylight fades, watching the sky shift through orange and pink hues. This three-hour voyage gives you the boat to yourself—no strangers, no crowds—just your group, the water, and that particular quiet that comes when wind fills the sails. Bring a drink topside and let the Mediterranean work its magic.

Las Dunas Private Photo Session at Sunset
A 30-minute portrait session among Fuerteventura's sand dunes during the golden hour, when light is soft and warm. Work with a photographer who'll direct you into relaxed, natural positions—whether you're solo, paired up, pregnant, or in a group. Walk away with 20 professionally retouched images delivered digitally, plus access to all unedited shots from the shoot.

Half Day Private Prado Museum Guided Tour
Spend three and a half hours with an art historian exploring Madrid's Prado Museum, one of Europe's finest galleries. You'll examine masterworks by Velázquez, Goya, Bosch and Rubens whilst learning how Spanish royal collections shaped European art history. Your guide contextualises each painting within Spain's political and cultural timeline, transforming what could be a overwhelming visit into a coherent narrative. Hotel pickup included; admission tickets purchased separately or arranged by your guide.

Madrid Highlights: Private Vintage Sidecar Tour (1 Hour)
Blast through Madrid's centre in a vintage sidecar with a knowledgeable local driver-guide steering you past Plaza Mayor, Gran Vía, and the Royal Palace. This punchy one-hour loop trades the usual walking tour for something with actual momentum—you'll cover serious ground, stop for photographs, and hear the stories that make Madrid tick. Helmets provided, hotel pickup included.

Cala del Moraig Hiking and Beach Trip from Valencia
This 9.5-hour excursion from Valencia takes you to La Cala del Moraig, a dramatic rocky inlet flanked by 200-metre cliffs where you'll swim in clear turquoise water. The journey includes the Cave of the Arches, a striking natural rock portal opening onto the Mediterranean. An optional 3-kilometre mountain walk leads to Cala Llebeig, a quieter fishing cove tucked into the same coastline. Skip the hike if you prefer lingering on the main beach.

Night Tour of Alhambra and the Nasrid Palaces
Experience the [Alhambra](/places/alhambra)'s Nasrid Palaces after dark, when medieval Moorish architecture takes on an entirely different character. This 90-minute guided tour trades daytime crowds for intimate nocturnal exploration, revealing the fortress-palace through shadow, reflection, and ambient sound. Your guide leads you through courtyards where water features dominate the soundscape and white marble surfaces mirror lamplight, creating an atmospheric journey through 13th- and 14th-century design that feels less like sightseeing and more like stepping into another era.

Paella Cooking Class in Barcelona | Small Group, Cava & Wine
When Lily from our team tried this Barcelona paella class, she cooked her own dish from scratch in a proper restaurant kitchen tucked into El Raval — no watching from the sidelines. The group maxed out at 12 people, so the host actually had time to walk you through building the sofrito, managing the heat, and nailing that crispy socarrat base. You pick seafood or veg, cook it yourself, then sit down to eat what you've made with cava, wine, and Catalan cream. It's 2.5 hours of real hands-on cooking in a neighbourhood that feels properly local.

Uncommon Barcelona: Hidden Gems, Tapas & Sagrada Views
When Lily from our BugBitten team ran this three-hour Barcelona walk, it felt like the city most visitors never see. The tour threads through a genuinely lived-in neighbourhood, pulls you into a working local market, and lands two proper tapas stops where Barcelonians actually eat—one at a social enterprise supporting migrant communities. You'll catch the Sagrada Familia from a quieter angle in the Glòries district, and hear how the city's tackling its overtourism problem. Small groups (max 12) keep it intimate rather than herded.

2 Hour VIP Private Luxury Sunset Boat Charter in Tenerife
Charter a private catamaran from Puerto Colón for two hours of uninterrupted sunset viewing off Tenerife's south coast. The Roca Mar positions you perfectly to watch the sun dip behind La Palma, La Gomera, and El Hierro whilst sipping sparkling wine on deck. Control the soundtrack via Bluetooth or drift into one of the boat's curated playlists. After dark, a gentle cruise back to port wraps up the evening, with blankets on hand for the cooling air.

Thai Foot and Legs Massage of 30 min at THAI MASSAGE ALURA
A 30-minute Thai foot and leg massage at ALURA Beauty & Wellness Centre in [Barcelona](/places/barcelona), delivered by trained Thai therapists. This treatment targets tired feet and legs using traditional Thai techniques, finishing with complimentary tea, water or juice. Perfect for solo relaxation or group visits marking a special occasion.

Beach Tour Mallorca Calo des Moro - The Happy Vans
When Sarah from our team ran this Mallorca beach tour with The Happy Vans, she hit up multiple spots—Caló des Moro, Cala Llombards, and scenic viewpoints—in one 7–8 hour loop rather than camping at one crowded patch of sand. Small groups and local guides meant it never felt like a cattle run. You're swimming, snorkeling, and if you're keen, cliff jumping. Gear's sorted (snorkel kit, water shoes, beach blanket), so it's genuinely low-stress.

Feel like Gaudí: Barcelona Mosaic Workshop with Tour
Spend three hours uncovering [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s modernist architecture, then craft a mosaic keepsake using Gaudí's signature Trencadís technique. Your guide walks you through two hours of stories—medieval dragons, symbolic bats, the famous Casa Batlló—connecting the city's layered history to the visionary buildings lining Passeig de Gràcia. You'll finish in a workshop in the Gothic Quarter learning to shape ceramic shards and glass fragments into a fridge magnet or decorative box, hands-on and utterly yours.

Paella, Tapas and Sangría Cooking Class in Barcelona
When Charlie from our BugBitten team rolled up to this Barcelona cooking class, we were ready to get our hands dirty with Spanish staples. You'll spend two and a half hours learning to nail seafood paella, tortilla, and chorizo in cider alongside a chef who actually knows their stuff. The setup is hands-on from start to finish — you're not watching from the sidelines. The space fills up with a mixed crowd of travellers and locals keen to eat what they've cooked, and there's sangria flowing throughout. By the end, you're sitting down to demolish your own creations with a proper glass in hand.

Barcelona Food Tour of The Gothic Quarter and El Born
When Lily from our BugBitten team did this Barcelona food tour, we walked the Gothic Quarter and El Born over four hours, stopping at family-run spots and local markets most visitors miss. The guide narrated the neighbourhood like someone who actually lives here — connecting each dish to the city's Catalan identity rather than just plating up. Small groups meant you weren't jostling for space with fifty others, and the route stuck to places locals genuinely eat. It's as much about understanding why Barcelona tastes the way it does as it is about the eating itself.

7 Hour Private Sailing Tour of Formentera Beaches
Sail around Formentera's coastline aboard a private vessel skippered by a local expert. This 7-hour tour unlocks coves and beaches unreachable by road, with time for snorkelling in crystalline waters, paddling between islets, and exploring hidden corners. Bring your appetite—food isn't provided, but the boat carries kayaks, stand-up paddle boards, and snorkelling kit to keep you occupied between swims.

Sailing Boat Trip in Barcelona with Snacks and Drinks
When Jake from our BugBitten team took this out, we found a proper little gem on Barcelona's water. It's a 1.5-hour shared sailing trip departing Port Olímpic on a sleek 12-metre boat that takes a max of 11 people. You're out on the Med with the city skyline behind you, cava and beer flowing, snacks on hand, and the option to jump in for a swim if the mood takes. The skipper handles the sailing while you handle the relaxation — it's the kind of trip that feels both effortless and properly Barcelona.

Alcazar Seville Tickets I Tour I Official Guide I Skip the Line
Skip queues and explore Seville's Alcazar with a local guide who knows the grounds inside out. This 70-80 minute tour covers the royal palaces and gardens with wireless earphones so you hear every detail. Your guide meets you at an easy-to-find spot and handles logistics that often trip up solo visitors—no scrambling for meeting points or lost time. All entry fees and taxes are sorted.

Barcelona: Top Highlights Bike Tour with Sagrada Familia
When Charlie from our team took this Barcelona bike tour, we pedalled through the city's best hits in two-and-a-half hours — Old Town's maze of medieval streets, Gaudí's Sagrada Familia, Arc de Triomf, and Ciutadella Park. The guide steered us through each neighbourhood with the kind of local knowledge that makes corners click into place. Barcelona sprawls across hills and flat stretches, packed with tourists and locals alike, and this tour hits the sweet spot between covering ground and actually stopping to breathe. The Dutch bikes are sturdy and easy, the pace feels unhurried, and you leave understanding the city as a living thing rather than a tick-box list.

Callosa de Segura via ferrata
This 3.5-hour via ferrata near Callosa de Segura, Spain, starts gently horizontal before ramping up through varied obstacles, making it accessible for first-timers and those warming up. The route's signature feature is a series of hanging bridges—a timber Tibetan-style crossing, a chain bridge, and two cable-suspended spans—each presenting genuine mental and physical tests. After roughly two hours navigating walls, steel-cable ramps, and engineered challenges, you'll reach a stone wall where the route plateaus. At that point, you can either push into the advanced section or descend, either way having had a proper adventure in the heights.

Horseback riding and wine tour (private tour)
Saddle up for an hour riding through Spanish countryside before heading to Utiel-Requena wine region for tastings at a family winery. This private six-hour tour launches from Valencia's Empalme metro station and pairs horseback exploration with three distinct wines. You'll move at a measured pace with an experienced rider leading the way, then shift gears entirely as you sample local vintages designed to complement the morning's exertion.

Exclusive Rioja Wine and Dining Experience from Donostia
A nine-hour private expedition into Rioja's winemaking heartland departing from Donostia. Travel by luxury Mercedes to the historic wine town of Haro, where you'll taste eleven carefully selected vintages before settling into a refined seven-course lunch. Each course pairs with a different wine, chosen to complement seasonal produce. Your guide navigates the region's heritage whilst hotel transfers bookend the day.

Coasteering Adventure in Ibiza - visit Ibiza's Wild Side!!
Scale Ibiza's dramatic coastline on a guided coasteering adventure, combining rock scrambling, cave exploration, and cliff jumps up to 10 metres along ancient Triassic formations. Over 2.5 hours, you'll navigate natural bridges, plunge into crystalline pools, and work your way through sea caves with experienced guides managing every technical move. The experience blends physical challenge with raw coastal geology—less manicured beach, more raw island.

Historic Bocairent, Covetes del Moros Caves and Pou Clar Pools
A full-day excursion from Valencia combining medieval cave exploration, hillside town wandering, and forest hiking. Start at Covetes de Moros, where Moorish communities sheltered centuries ago, then explore Bocairent's narrow lanes at a leisurely pace. After lunch at the natural pools of Pou Clar, you'll walk a 6 km loop through Barranco de Tarrongers, ascending 200 metres past abandoned mills and river-cut valleys to a ridge with sweeping views before dropping back into farmland.
