Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.
Arrive at Spain's Motor Museum in electric style, travelling in a Tesla Model X before exploring the collection with multilingual guides or audio commentary. The package wraps up with refreshments at a vintage-themed food truck on site, then a return drive to your hotel. It's a straightforward blend of automotive interest and retro charm, popular with younger visitors.
Explore Seville's architectural and cultural landmarks on a guided e-bike tour lasting 2–3 hours. You'll pedal through Triana's narrow streets where flamenco was born, spot the Alcázar and Cathedral from street level, cruise past the Royal Tobacco Factory, and reach the geometric wonderland of Plaza de España. The route threads through María Luisa Park's tree-lined paths and traces the Guadalquivir River before finishing at Metropol Parasol's sculptural canopy. A private guide steers you clear of tourist crowds and steep climbs.
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.
Walk [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s architectural landmarks with a practising architect who decodes the city's Modernist masterpieces and hidden design details. This two-hour outdoor tour unpicks the visual logic behind Sagrada Família, Sant Pau Recinte Modernista, Casa Batlló and La Pedrera, revealing how each structure shaped the city's character. You'll slip into Casa Amatller's café to taste chocolate and understand a local craft tradition, leaving with genuine insight into how Barcelona's buildings came to be.
A seven-hour private excursion whisks you from your Costa del Sol base into Ronda's dramatic clifftop setting, where you'll navigate the old town's steep streets with a dedicated guide. The tour centres on the town's defining geological feature—a deep gorge spanned by three bridges—alongside visits to the celebrated bullring and its museum. A regional lunch featuring local specialties like oxtail breaks the afternoon before your driver returns you to the coast.
A nine-hour private drive through three hilltop villages in Cádiz and Málaga provinces. You'll explore Zahara de la Sierra, Setenil de las Bodegas and Ronda, each perched dramatically across the Andalusian landscape. See whitewashed streets, homes built into cliff faces, and sweeping countryside vistas. Your guide shares local knowledge as you wander at your own pace, with time to eat where locals do and absorb the unhurried rhythm of these mountain settlements.
A guided van tour into the heart of Asturias exploring the Picos de Europa National Park and its alpine lakes. Your small group of up to eight travels with a local mountain guide along restricted routes normally closed to private vehicles, including the legendary Vuelta Ciclista a España road. Discover the twin Lakes of Covadonga, soaring peaks, and the natural cave sanctuary of La Santina over eight hours of unhurried exploration.
Clip into Ronda's dramatic gorge and traverse fixed iron rungs bolted into sheer rock faces whilst the Tajo plunges below. This three-hour via ferrata scales the sandstone cliffs framing the famous Puente Nuevo bridge, offering climbers of any fitness level a technical scramble with proper protection and expert guidance. You'll ascend amongst Ronda's most recognisable vistas—the ravine, the whitewashed town perched above, and the eighteenth-century engineering marvel spanning the gap.
An eight-hour private tour along the French Basque Coast combining coastal towns with regional food traditions. Travel in an air-conditioned Mercedes from Bayonne through Biarritz to Saint-Jean-de-Luz, stopping to taste oysters and cured ham by the river, sample chocolatiers' work, enjoy a seated lunch with local wine, and finish with Basque pastries. Designed for those keen on eating well and understanding local culture without rushing.
Solve escape-room-style puzzles whilst exploring [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s Born neighbourhood on this 90-minute private treasure hunt. A million-euro jewel heist has your family playing detective through hidden corners and landmark spots. No phones needed—just riddles, clues and a local guide revealing the area's artistic stories. Kids aged 7+ get fully stuck in; younger ones welcome along for the ride.
Spend three and a half hours in Málaga with friends for tea, cake, and individual tarot readings. Each guest gets fifteen minutes with the cards while you share refreshments and conversation in a relaxed setting. Real-time voice translation means language needn't be a barrier. Works well for birthdays, hen dos, stag nights, or any gathering that calls for something beyond the usual.
A three-hour guided walk through Granada's water systems, tracing how the city historically managed and channelled water across forests, fountains and natural springs near the [Alhambra](/places/alhambra). Led by a specialist guide in small groups, the route combines physical activity with environmental storytelling, revealing the engineering and landscape choices that shaped the region. You'll traverse varied terrain—sloping paths, ditches and cascading water features—in a setting that rewards curiosity and reasonable fitness.
Sail the rugged northern coast of Menorca aboard a nimble catamaran, exploring stretches of coastline most visitors never reach. This half-day voyage takes you into the North Marine Reserve, where steep cliffs and hidden coves reward those who venture by water. You'll have breathing room on deck, a chance to steer if you fancy it, and snorkel gear ready for clear shallow waters. Drinks and snacks keep you fuelled; the whole outing runs three and a half hours from the port at Fornells.
A two-day private exploration of Bilbao and the Basque coast, combining urban architecture with coastal landscapes. You'll navigate Bilbao's cultural institutions, climb to the dramatic clifftop sanctuary of Gaztelugatxe for panoramic sea views, and wander through fishing villages like Ondarroa where narrow streets open onto working harbours. Private transport throughout means you move at your own pace across this region where industrial heritage meets rugged Atlantic scenery.
Spend two hours in one of Europe's finest art repositories with a specialist guide navigating works assembled during Spain's imperial zenith. The Prado houses masterpieces by Velázquez, Goya, Bosch and Rubens—painters who documented the Spanish Crown's dominion across centuries. Your guide contextualises these pieces within their historical moment, revealing how court commissions shaped the collection's depth and breadth.
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.
This 3-hour road cycling route hugs Tenerife's southwestern coast from Playa de las Américas toward the towering Los Gigantes cliffs, one of the Canaries' most dramatic geological features. You'll pedal through working fishing settlements like Playa de San Juan and Alcalá, with views across to La Gomera island. An experienced guide leads the way, providing bike, helmet, water and energy fuel.
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.
Drive south from Seville to Ronda, a clifftop town perched dramatically above a ravine in Andalusia's interior. This nine-hour private day trip gives you the choice to explore with a two-hour guided introduction or strike out alone with curated suggestions from your driver. Ronda's whitewashed streets, Renaissance architecture, and deep connection to bullfighting tradition make it one of southern Spain's most atmospheric stops. The town's restaurants and local food scene reflect centuries of Moorish and Spanish heritage.
Ascend Penyagolosa, the Valencian Community's tallest peak at 1813 metres, on this demanding 10-hour expedition. You'll navigate a challenging crevasse system on the north face—a technical route that rewards serious hillwalkers with unobstructed summit views across the region. This isn't a casual stroll; expect scrambling, exposure, and the need for proper climbing gear and solid fitness.
This eight-hour private excursion whisks you from Málaga to Ronda, a clifftop town that's captivated writers and painters for centuries. You'll navigate the dramatic gorge via the 18th-century Puente Nuevo, wander the narrow Moorish lanes of the old quarter, and step into the Plaza de Toros—where modern bullfighting was born. Entry to the Church of Santa María and the bullring are included, offering a layered portrait of Ronda's layered past.
This six-hour private tour whisks you from Malaga to El Chorro's Caminito del Rey, a restored clifftside path reopened after fifteen years of closure. You'll traverse narrow ledges pinned to dramatic rock faces, cross a suspended bridge, and absorb unobstructed views across the gorge. A private guide leads the walk itself (three hours), whilst your own driver and vehicle handle transfers and downtime, making this accessible to your schedule and pace.
Follow the Basque Coast's dramatic cliffside locations that doubled as Westeros in Season 7, guided by someone who actually lives here. This seven-hour loop from San Sebastian takes you scrambling up to a windswept island monastery, walking through layered rock formations that look like nature's own set design, and back to the city with legs properly tired. You'll get local perspective on how Hollywood found these places, plus a proper Basque tapa and drink to refuel.
Explore Bilbao on foot with a private guide who knows the city intimately. Choose between a 2-hour heritage-focused walk through the old town or a 4-hour route that sweeps in the Guggenheim and Zubizuri Bridge. Your guide steers you towards genuine pintxos bars, overlooked corners, and the best angles for photos. The pace and focus bend to what interests you—whether that's Basque history, contemporary architecture, or street-level neighbourhood character.
A six-hour private tour departing [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) that takes you along the Costa Brava coastline to Tossa de Mar and beyond. Your guide shapes the itinerary around what interests you—whether that's hidden coves, medieval villages, or local heritage. You'll travel in a modern vehicle with door-to-door service, stopping where the light and your curiosity lead.
This 10-hour coastal excursion whisks you from Seville's city heat to three standout beaches along Andalusia's southern coast: Bolonia, El Palmar, and Vejer de la Frontera. You'll travel in a climate-controlled vehicle with a driver-guide, with the option to explore Baelo Claudia, an excavated Roman settlement perched above Bolonia's sands. Hotel collection and return included.
Combine two thrills in one [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) day: rise 1 hour 15 minutes above Catalan farmland in a hot air balloon, then drop down for a 2-hour Mediterranean sail. The 7-hour outing includes transport, a champagne toast, light snacks, and your flight certificate. Small group caps at 11 people, so you're not jostling with crowds.
Uncover Granada's architectural treasures through a two-hour self-guided smartphone adventure that blends puzzle-solving with sightseeing around [Alhambra](/places/alhambra)'s accessible outer zones. Navigate at your own rhythm, tackle location-based challenges, and discover layered stories of this Moorish landmark without needing a palace ticket. Available in four languages, this format suits solo explorers and small groups keen to engage their surroundings rather than passively absorb.
A 9–10 hour private drive from Seville along the Costa de Cádiz, threading through whitewashed villages and coastal stops of your choosing. Travel by air-conditioned car with a driver who knows the quieter corners—hidden coves, elevated views, and the vernacular architecture that makes this stretch of Andalucía distinctive. You set the pace and pick which villages and beaches get your time.
A four-hour private walking tour of [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s modernist landmarks with your own guide. Start at La Pedrera, then move to Casa Batlló, before heading down Passeig de Gràcia towards Plaça Reial and La Rambla. Both major Gaudí buildings are included, offering insight into the architect's signature style and Barcelona's early 20th-century transformation. The personalised pace suits various interests and fitness levels.
Step into Spain's royal private world at Madrid's newest museum, the Gallery of Royal Collections. This 90-minute guided tour reveals centuries of treasures kept behind palace walls—from furniture to art to personal effects that shaped monarchs' daily lives. Your small group of no more than seven explores with a seasoned guide fluent in your language, sidestep ticket queues, and discover what royalty actually surrounded themselves with beyond the formal portraits.
A guided seven-hour trek into Spain's Picos de Europa National Park, ascending from the pastoral Vega del Toro valley to the alpine Lake Moñetas. Your mountain guide leads you through traditional mountain settlements and into the heart of the central massif, with multiple breaks built in. The route is genuine mountain hiking—there are no cafés or shops along the way, so you'll carry your own supplies and eat where the views dictate.
Pedal through Valencia's essential sights in 2.5 hours on this cruise-friendly bike tour. Starting from the port, you'll roll past beaches, vibrant neighbourhoods, Turia Park's green spine, and the futuristic City of Arts and Sciences, finishing in the Old Town. Your guide—a local with a knack for storytelling—skips the textbook dates and instead shares legends and neighbourhood gossip that actually stick. You'll leave with a 24-hour Tourist Card covering transport and museum discounts, plus insider tips to keep exploring.
Sail the Mediterranean off [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s coast with up to 11 people aboard a private vessel, piloted by a bilingual skipper. Spend 2 to 8 hours on the water—choose your duration—with unobstructed views of the city's waterfront and skyline. Champagne, snacks, and drinks come aboard; ambient music sets the tone. No sailing experience needed; the crew handles everything while you settle into the rhythm of the sea.
Explore Salamanca's architectural and historical landmarks on foot with a knowledgeable local guide. This 1–2 hour walking tour covers the city's most significant exterior sites, revealing stories behind its golden-stone plazas and Renaissance buildings. You'll gain insight into how Salamanca shaped Spain's intellectual and cultural identity, with the option to venture inside certain monuments at your own pace and expense.
When Alex from our BugBitten team ran this two-hour Seville walk, we got a solid feel for the city's layered character — the famous plazas, the quieter backstreets where locals actually hang out, and the Moorish-meets-Catholic architecture that makes the place tick. Seville's warm, buzzy, and packed with tourists in peak season, but this tour threads through the core sights without rushing or feeling like cattle herding. You'll cover the major landmarks and duck into pockets most visitors miss, which is where the real payoff sits.
Ride a Onewheel through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s Olympic Port precinct, gliding past beaches and the waterfront for sixty minutes. Your instructor—fluent in both the board and the neighbourhood—teaches you the basics before steering you through Barceloneta's quieter lanes and seafront strips. You'll pick up the mechanics of balance and momentum whilst catching views of the Mediterranean and absorbing the local rhythm of this working-class quarter.
Walk Granada with a local who knows the city inside out. After you share your interests via questionnaire, your host designs a custom route that might take you from the forested slopes below the [Alhambra](/places/alhambra) through the tangled streets of Albaicín, past bohemian murals and hidden tea houses, or to lesser-known miradoresoverlooking the city. This isn't a script—it's a conversation on foot, shaped by what actually captivates you.
A two-day scuba course in Tenerife's warm Atlantic waters, suitable for first-timers and those wanting to advance existing skills. You'll work with instructors to master fundamental techniques in protected conditions before exploring deeper sites. Transport from your accommodation, full gear, and professional photos documenting your dives are all included in the package.
Wander through Madrid's art district with a guide who knows the galleries inside out. You'll visit working studios and contemporary spaces—some normally off-limits to casual visitors—and chat with the artists and owners who run them. The tour winds through the neighbourhood's architecture and street art, finishing with a glass of wine in a gallery space. Two and a half hours total.