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

Rias Baixas PRIVATE Shore tour
Explore Rias Baixas at your own pace with a private guide who steers clear of the beaten track. This 4–5 hour excursion takes you to handpicked wineries and tucked-away local restaurants that skip the tourist crush. You'll taste regional wines, sample fresh mussels, and discover viewpoints most visitors miss—all without the stress of crowds or queues. It's designed for those who'd rather experience the coast as locals do.

1 Hour Guided Adventure at Quads ATV in Mijas Malaga
Tear through the Mijas countryside on a quad bike, navigating mountain trails that connect the villages of Mijas and Marbella. This one-hour guided ride takes you past working farmland where you'll spot livestock and raptors in their element, with stops at Costa del Sol viewpoints to catch your breath and photograph the landscape. Helmets and bilingual guides included; bring your driving licence and closed shoes.

Private Transfer Airport Reus to Barcelona
Direct private car from Reus Airport to [Barcelona](/places/barcelona), taking 2–2.5 hours. Your driver meets you at arrivals with a nameplate, adjusts for flight delays, and handles luggage while you settle in. The vehicle is climate-controlled and stocked with water. Available 24/7 via WhatsApp, Telegram or phone if plans shift. No shared stops, no waiting around.

Toledo half day private tour from Madrid with hotel pick up
A six-hour private excursion from Madrid that takes you into Toledo's medieval heart without the coach-tour crowds. Your dedicated guide collects you from your hotel, drives you through the region in a comfortable minivan, then leads you on foot through the old town's winding streets and squares. The Cathedral—a masterwork of Spanish Gothic—comes with skip-the-line access so you can explore it properly. You'll finish with time to grab a drink or browse the city's renowned damascene metalwork before heading back to Madrid.

Barcelona Old Town Private Tour: Past and Present
Walk through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s layered past on this 2.5–3 hour private tour tracing the city from Roman settlement through medieval expansion, Spanish wars, the 1888 Expo, and the 1992 Olympic reinvention. Starting at the Arc de Triomf, you'll navigate Ciutadella Park, El Born, and the Gothic Quarter, then choose your path: south towards the waterfront and La Barceloneta, or north to see Gaudí's Casa Batlló and Casa Mila. Inside access to the Gothic Cathedral courtyard and Born Cultural Center included, plus tastings at La Boqueria market.

Tour Segovia and La Granja de San Ildefonso from Madrid
A small-group exploration of Segovia and La Granja de San Ildefonso departing from Madrid, running 9–10 hours with no more than eight participants. You'll move at your own pace through Segovia's medieval quarters, visit the Alcázar fortress and Corpus Christi Church, then return via the Guadarrama mountains. Comfortable air-conditioned minivan, multilingual audio support, and a Spanish-speaking guide shape a measured, unhurried day focused on taking in architecture and landscape without the typical tour-group rush.

Private Girona and Costa Brava Tour from Barcelona
A full-day private tour combining medieval Girona and the rocky coves of Costa Brava, departing from [Barcelona](/places/barcelona). Travel in a luxury Mercedes sedan or minivan with your own guide and driver, exploring Girona's Gothic cathedral and former Jewish quarter on foot, then heading to coastal villages like Calella de Palafrugell or Begur. The itinerary flexes to your interests—add stops in hilltop Pals or quiet Tamariu if you prefer. Hotel pickup and return included.

Barcelona Highlights Walking Tour
Explore [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s political fault lines on this 2–3 hour walking tour through the Catalan capital. Rather than glossing over Spain's internal tensions, you'll examine the historical roots of Catalan identity—from 1714's War of Succession through Franco's repression to today's independence movement—while moving through neighbourhoods locals actually inhabit. A guide walks you through both the case for Catalan autonomy and arguments for Spanish unity, contextualising the 'Visca Catalunya!' rallies you might witness. Scenic without the tourist crush.

Fun Bike Ride Through Valencia
Pedal through Valencia's landmark districts on a two-hour guided cycle, led by seasoned local riders who blend navigation with storytelling. You'll tick off the city's visual anchors while hearing the narratives that connect them—neighbourhood history, architectural quirks, cultural beats. The pace suits everyone, whether you're cycling weekly or dusting off the bikes after years. Bike hire is sorted.

Vineyard Tour with Wine Tasting and Local Products
Visit Fuerteventura's sole officially designated winery to understand how wine production took root on this volcanic island. Over an hour, you'll walk through the estate, learn about the grapes and winemaking heritage, then taste several bottles paired with regional specialities. It's a straightforward introduction to local viticulture and flavour, neither pretentious nor rushed.

Barcelona in a Day: Personalized Private 6h Tour
A six-hour private walking tour of [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) built entirely around what you want to see and do. Your guide steers you through the medieval alleyways of the Gothic Quarter, the bohemian energy of El Born, and Gaudí's modernist buildings in Eixample, then takes detours to street art, vintage shops, and neighbourhood galleries that don't appear in standard guidebooks. You'll taste churros with hot chocolate, eat tapas at a local favourite, and leave with a handwritten list of places worth returning to.

Alhambra and Granada Private Daytrip from Nerja
Escape the queues with a private guide through Granada's [Alhambra](/places/alhambra), departing from Nerja. Over eight to nine hours, your dedicated driver collects you from your accommodation and shuttles you to this Moorish masterpiece, where you'll tour the intricate Nasrid Palaces, wander the Generalife's terraced gardens, and climb through the Alcazaba fortress before spending three hours exploring Granada's medieval lanes, cafés, and shops at your own pace. Return to Nerja at day's end with skip-the-line access and expert insight.

Guided visit to Madrid May 2
Walk Madrid's streets with a university-trained military historian who reveals the city's role as a 1808 battleground during Spain's War of Independence. This two-hour guided tour transforms familiar plazas and avenues into a narrative of conflict, resistance, and occupation, told by someone who specialises in Napoleonic-era campaigns. You'll see where history unfolded rather than read about it elsewhere.

The Essence of Priorat | Private Wine Tour from Barcelona
This 10-hour private tour ventures into Priorat, Catalonia's mountain wine region, where steep terraced vineyards produce some of Spain's most celebrated reds. You'll visit two working cellars with their winemakers, taste up to eight wines, and share a multi-course meal at a neighbourhood restaurant. Travel by air-conditioned private vehicle from [Barcelona](/places/barcelona), moving at your own pace through narrow stone villages and slate-heavy slopes that have shaped these distinctive wines for centuries.

Málaga Center Tapas Tour
Spend two-and-a-half hours eating your way through Málaga's centre with a local guide who knows where the good stuff happens. You'll hit tapas bars and the food market, working through small plates paired with drinks at each stop. It's built for solo explorers and groups alike—a proper way to understand a city through what people actually eat there.

Visit to La Seo de Zaragoza and its Museum History and Treasures
Walk through 90 minutes of Zaragoza's layered past at the Seo, a UNESCO-listed cathedral that wears its history openly. Built atop Roman foundations, it shifted from mosque to Christian place of worship, gathering Romanesque, Mudéjar, and neoclassical details along the way. The attached tapestry museum holds one of Europe's finest Flemish collections—fifteenth to seventeenth-century pieces that once hung in royal halls and palaces. A guided tour unpicks the architectural palimpsest and the objects that shaped Aragon.

Tapas Tasting Bike/E-Bike Tour in Barcelona
Cycle through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s neighbourhoods on electric bikes, stopping at four key districts to taste tapas at local bars. This three-hour tour covers the Historical Port, Barceloneta Beach, Ciutat Vella, and L'Eixample, letting you pedal between courses rather than trudge between restaurants. A guide leads groups of 2–8 people, handling logistics while you focus on eating and the city rolling past.

Arrival Transfer: Madrid Airport MAD to Madrid by Business Car
Private car collection from Madrid airport with a driver who'll track your flight and meet you at arrivals. You'll travel in a premium sedan directly to your accommodation in around 25 minutes. The service includes a full hour of free waiting time, bottled water, and all parking and airport charges. Choose from Mercedes-Benz, BMW or Jaguar.

Best of the old town (Gothic & Born Quarters walking tour)
Walk through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s Gothic and Born quarters on a two-hour guided tour exploring the city's layered medieval streets and architecture. You'll navigate narrow lanes between Roman-era foundations and Gothic facades, stopping at traditional bakeries to taste regional pastries and sweets shaped by centuries of tradition. Learn how honey, nuts, and later cocoa transformed local confectionery from Roman times through the Middle Ages to today's renowned pastry shops. Includes samples and one artisan pastry.

Paella, Olive Oil, Wine & Relax in Rural Estate outside Madrid
Escape Madrid's chaos with a guided tour of the Agua de Carabaña estate, a rural property steeped in early-20th-century spa history. Over five to six hours, you'll explore the restored hydroelectric plant and on-site museum, trek through vineyards and ancient olive groves, and discover caves and tunnels linked to the Spanish Civil War. The day culminates in a riverside paella lunch paired with local wine, followed by tastings of estate olive oil and honey. You'll leave with handcrafted mineral soap made from local botanicals.

Best of Alicante Half Day Private Tour with transport
This 4-hour private tour whisks you from the port through Alicante's best bits—sun-soaked beaches, lively plazas, and the neighbourhoods that define this Mediterranean city. You'll travel by private car with a local guide who knows where the real life happens, from the seasonal festivals that draw crowds to the culinary scenes locals actually frequent. Perfect for cruise passengers wanting substance over a rushed checklist.

Private Breakfast Winery Experience - Private Wine Tasting Tour
Start your day in Spain's Alella wine region with a private four-hour experience tailored to your group. You'll tour the winery's barrel rooms and cellars, walk through the vineyards, then sit down to a Catalan breakfast with panoramic views of the [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) coastline. Sample five organic wines paired with local cheeses, cured meats, and pa amb tomaquet whilst learning about the estate's winemaking. Comfortable transport and coffee included. Perfect for couples, mates, or families seeking something beyond the standard cellar visit.

Secrets of Maria Luisa Park and Plaza de España Private Tour
Explore Seville's most iconic square and its adjoining park on this two-hour private guided tour. Built for the 1929 Ibero-American Exhibition, Plaza de España showcases architect Aníbal González's ambitious design alongside the verdant Maria Luisa Park. Your guide uncovers the stories behind the plaza's distinctive tilework, fountains, and architectural details while you navigate tree-lined pathways and discover hidden corners perfect for photography. This combination reveals why locals and returning visitors consider it essential Seville.

Playa Ses Platgetes Catamaran Private Trip
Sail south to Ses Platgetes, a secluded strand beneath Formentera's dramatic cliffs, aboard a sleek catamaran built for comfort and exploration. This seven-hour private charter includes snorkel gear and paddleboards to make the most of crystalline waters, plus a skipper keen to show you the island's hidden corners. Fuel, insurance, and all safety kit included.

Ham Experience Essentials : Iberian Ham Tasting in Barcelona
Sample two of Spain's most prized cured meats—a Gran Reserva and 50% Ibérico de Cebo—guided by a ham expert in [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s city centre, just steps from Sagrada Familia. You'll pair each slice with your choice of cava, wine, beer, or a soft drink, plus breadsticks, in a half-hour session that slots neatly between other sightseeing. The setup is relaxed and hands-on, letting you understand what separates one ham from another without the lecture.

Private Pintxos Tour with Spanish Wines in San Sebastian
Spend three hours eating your way through San Sebastián's best pintxos bars with a local guide who knows where to find the real stuff. You'll hit four neighbourhood spots, eat six proper bites, and drink four wines chosen to match each plate. The tour finishes with a local liqueur that tastes like the Basque Country in a glass. Built for people who care about what's in front of them.

Private Photo Shoot in Seville : Spanish Steps
Spend 90 minutes with a professional photographer capturing polished portraits across Seville's most photogenic landmarks. Rather than snapping selfies or hunting down passersby with cameras, you'll work with someone who knows how to frame the city's architecture and plazas to showcase you at your best. The photographer handles composition, lighting, and post-production editing, delivering magazine-quality images that actually look like you belong in this place.

Granada and The Alhambra Private Tour From Malaga
A full-day private excursion from Málaga to Granada centred on the [Alhambra](/places/alhambra)'s palatial rooms, fortress towers, and terraced gardens. Your dedicated guide spends three hours navigating the Nasrid Palaces, Generalife, and Alcazaba before you're left loose in Granada's winding quarters for independent exploration. The nine-to-ten-hour outing includes return transport and skip-the-line entry; a city-focused addon is available if you'd rather have professional context for Granada's layered streets.

Guided Tour City, Park and Beach Barcelona Vintage Tuk Tuk Car
When Lily from our BugBitten team booked this Barcelona tuk tuk tour, we were curious whether the vintage electric three-wheeler would actually deliver on its promise of a different way to see the city. It does. Rather than shuffling through crowded metro stations or hopping between standard tourist buses, you're perched in an open-air vehicle that feels more like a mate's adventure than a packaged experience. The two-hour route sweeps from Plaza Catalunya down Las Ramblas, through the Gothic Quarter's tight medieval streets, up to Gaudí's architectural showstoppers (Casa Batlló, La Sagrada Família), and finishes at Montjuïc's viewpoints overlooking the Mediterranean. The driver offers local context and a guide to where locals actually eat, which beats the usual haunted-house patter.

Private Park Güell Guided Tour
Skip the queues and explore Park Güell with a private guide who decodes Gaudí's architectural language across 3.5 hours. This [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) landmark blends modernist design with natural forms—terraces, mosaics, and gardens sprawl across a hillside UNESCO site. Your guide tailors the experience to your interests, pointing out intentional symbolism and lesser-known corners whilst you soak in city vistas. Wander at a pace that suits you, absorbing how one architect transformed a failed housing project into one of Spain's most distinctive public spaces.

Private tour Royal Palace+Old Jewish neighbourhood
Explore two interconnected worlds in Seville on this 3-hour private walking tour. Your guide takes you through the Royal Palace's ornate Andalusian rooms and courtyards, then into the narrow lanes of Santa Cruz, the medieval Jewish quarter where Sephardic communities once thrived. You'll hear the stories embedded in architecture and street layouts that shaped this part of Spain's cultural landscape.

Malaga Tour with VR Stops: Alcazaba, Roman Theatre, Picasso &more
This 95-minute walking tour of central Malaga uses VR headsets to reconstruct historical moments at key landmarks. Starting at Plaza de los Naranjos, you'll visit the Roman Theatre, Alcazaba, and sites linked to Ferdinand and Isabella's conquest, then explore Picasso's connection to the city. A guide leads you between stops, where immersive 360° reconstructions show what each location looked like centuries ago—from Phoenician settlements to Renaissance ceremonies.

Saint Luis de los franceses Church
Explore one of Seville's most underrated architectural treasures on this 90-minute private guided tour of Saint Luis de los franceses Church. Positioned away from the usual tourist drag, this Baroque masterpiece rivals the Cathedral and Alcázar in design sophistication whilst remaining quieter and more contemplative. Your official guide unpacks the building's layered history, sculptural detail, and the enigmatic character that defines this European Baroque landmark.

Tangier Luxury private Full Day Tour from Seville All Inclusive
A full-day private tour departing from Seville that takes you across the strait to Tangier, Morocco. Your local guide meets you at your hotel and drives you through the medina's winding streets, past the sultan's palace, to the dramatic clifftop caves where two seas meet. You'll explore bustling souks, ride a camel, and taste local life without the hassle of ferries, tickets or logistics—everything's arranged and lunch is included.

Spanish Group Course in Madrid, Spain: 30 Lessons
Dive into Spanish language learning through 30 weekly lessons across five days at a Madrid school in the Salamanca neighbourhood, steps from Retiro Park. Classes suit all proficiency levels and ages, mixing local instruction with an international cohort. Beyond the classroom, you'll join structured social events designed to deepen your grasp of the language and connect with fellow learners from different backgrounds.

Wheelchair Friendly Private Tour of Barcelona Highlights
A private four-hour tour of [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s major sights, fully wheelchair-accessible from start to finish. Your licensed guide navigates you through Sagrada Família, the Gothic Quarter, [Plaça de Catalunya](/places/pla-a-de-catalunya), Passeig de Gràcia's modernist mansions, La Rambla, the Olympic Port, Barceloneta, and Montjuïc's gardens and viewpoints. Travel in an adapted van with wheelchair ramp, air conditioning, and room to move. The itinerary bends to what you want to see and how long you want to linger.

Group Fitness Classes San Antonio Ibiza
Hour-long group fitness sessions in San Antonio, Ibiza led by experienced trainers who dial in your form and movement patterns. Classes run daily across all fitness levels, from complete beginners to seasoned exercisers. You'll work out in open spaces with island views, using provided mats and equipment. The trainers stay hands-on throughout, correcting technique so you build strength safely rather than picking up bad habits.

Madrid Scavenger Hunt and Sights Self-Guided Tour
Navigate Madrid's landmarks by solving riddles on your smartphone, working through clues that connect the city's major sights in a 2-hour self-guided route. Rather than following a guide, you'll piece together Madrid's geography through puzzles, discovering how neighbourhoods and monuments relate to one another. The app supports Spanish, English, French and German, letting you tackle the hunt at whatever pace suits you.

Barcelona City to Sant Train Station Barcelona private transfer
A private car service whisks you from your central [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) hotel to Sants Station in about 30 minutes. Your driver meets you at the hotel and handles the route while you sit back in a spacious, air-conditioned vehicle with ample boot space. Operates round the clock, seven days a week, and accommodates groups up to eight.
