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

Barcelona Gothic Quarter History Tour
Walk through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s oldest quarter with a guide who unpacks two millennia of layered history. You'll trace Roman foundations, wander Gothic alleyways, and hear how the Spanish Civil War shaped the city's character. Over two hours, you'll move between eras without needing to rush, stopping where stories matter most. The guide speaks English and Spanish, pitched at travellers keen on context rather than just postcard views.

Private Thai Massage Session in Barcelona
A 90-minute private Thai massage session in [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) that targets energy pathways along the body to release blocked tension. Your therapist applies rhythmic pressure and deliberate movements to specific points, working to restore fluid movement through your muscles and improve circulation. The practice suits all fitness levels and happens in a central location with easy public transport access.

Girona Day. Private tour for You
A private 8–9 hour excursion from [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) to the medieval hilltop town of Girona, combining guided exploration with comfortable door-to-door transport. You'll navigate cobbled alleyways that doubled as filming locations, visit the cathedral's interior with audio commentary, pause for coffee near Sant Feliu, cross the historic iron footbridge, and share a meal together. The pace is deliberately unhurried, allowing proper time to absorb the architecture and riverside character without rushing between stops.

Torrevieja Sundowner Tour by Catamaran Apaleo
Spend two hours aboard the catamaran Apaleo exploring Torrevieja's shoreline as the sun dips toward the horizon. The crew anchors in a swimming spot where you can plunge into the Mediterranean, then settle back on deck with a glass of prosecco to watch daylight fade. Bring your own provisions and make an evening of it—there's a trampoline net, lounging space, and changing facilities onboard.

Half day caving in Cueva de Coventosa in Cantabria
Explore the Asón Valley's most celebrated underground system with a qualified guide leading you through Coventosa's dramatic passages. This three-hour caving adventure uses only headlamp light, letting you navigate the cavern's chambers and formations without disturbing the delicate ecosystem. You'll move through chambers of real geological significance, learning how the cave formed while helping sustain these protected spaces through responsible caving practice.

Buggy Adventure in Teide National Park at Sunset
Drive your own buggy through Teide National Park's volcanic terrain on this three-hour adventure. You'll navigate La Caldera and Paisaje Lunar, two of the island's most striking landscapes, with protective gear supplied and snacks included. Limited to ten people per group, you get genuine space to explore at your own pace with experienced guides on hand. Pickup and return from Puerto de la Cruz bookend the experience.

Barcelona Gaudi Tour: Sagrada Familia, Casa Batllo & Casa Mila
Hit [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s architectural essentials in a single day without queueing. This eight-hour guided tour takes you through Gaudí's trio of modernist masterworks: the soaring Sagrada Familia, the undulating Casa Batlló, and the organic curves of Casa Milà, with a stop at Park Güell's colourful terraced gardens. You'll travel between sites in air-conditioned comfort, leaving you free to absorb the details rather than navigate the city. Ideal for first-time visitors or those short on time.

Private Tour Hondarribia, San Juan & San Pedro From San Sebastian
This four-hour private tour explores three compelling Basque fishing villages—Hondarribia, San Pedro and San Juan—departing from San Sebastian. Your own car and driver navigate the coastal route, stopping at each settlement to wander medieval quarters and waterfront promenades. Hondarribia, perched where the Bidasoa River meets France, carries centuries of border warfare in its architecture and layout. The tour includes a bay crossing to experience the landscape from water, with air-conditioned comfort throughout.

Surf Experience in Cotillo
Hit Cotillo's best breaks with a small-group surf lesson capped at five people per instructor. This 3.5-hour experience on Spain's [Canary Islands](/places/canary-islands) keeps class sizes intimate so you'll actually progress and enjoy the water rather than jostle in a pack. You'll get equipped with board, wetsuit, leash, and zinc, plus free transport to whichever spot's firing that day. Book three lessons and professional wave photography is thrown in.

Private Bilbao walking tour
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.

City Tour Barcelona
A private guided tour of [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s landmarks in a climate-controlled vehicle, covering the city's defining architecture and neighbourhoods. Your official guide and driver navigate you through the must-see sights over 1–4 hours, depending on which version you select. This isn't a coach full of strangers; it's you, your group, and someone who knows where everything actually is and why it matters.

San Sebastian Must See Attractions Walking Tour With A Guide
A two-hour guided walk through San Sebastián's historic quarters, tracing the city's layered past from the Plaza de la Constitución through its oldest thoroughfare to the waterfront. Your guide navigates you past the baroque town hall, into the working life of the local market, and along La Concha Beach, finishing with a chance to taste pintxos and understand how food shapes daily life here. Guides speak English, Spanish, French, or Italian, and the route works for all fitness levels.

6 hours private tour of Girona: GAME OF THRONES from Barcelona with pick up
A 6-hour private excursion from [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) to Girona, where medieval streets double as Game of Thrones filming locations. Your driver collects you from your hotel and delivers you to a local guide for 2 hours of focused exploration through the old town, tracing scenes from the series across ancient bridges, narrow alleyways and fortified quarters. You'll have an hour to wander independently before the return journey to Barcelona. The city itself spans two millennia, layered with Catalan history beneath the fantasy veneer.

Barcelona Churros & Chocolate Walking Tour
When Tom from our team ran this Barcelona morning tour, we wound through La Rambla, the Gothic Quarter, and the old Jewish Quarter with a local guide who actually knew the place — not just the highlights. Two hours meant a brisk pace through tight medieval streets, stopping to demolish churros dunked in thick hot chocolate at a centuries-old café, then tasting artisanal turrón (Spanish nougat) in a heritage sweet shop. The mix of walking, eating, and listening to real Barcelona stories works well if you're keen on both culture and carbs, and the small-group setup meant the guide remembered names and could answer oddball questions.

Seville Walking Tour: Explore Top Sights & Hidden Gems
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.

Granada Private Tour with a local - Highlights & Hidden Gems
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.

CERTAL Exclusive Tour: BASQUE EXPERIENCE Bilbao (5h)
Spend five hours discovering Bilbao's layered character with a small group of up to eight people. Begin with a guided introduction to the city's architecture and history, then pivot to its culinary soul during a two-hour walk through pintxo bars, where you'll taste two Basque tapas paired with drinks. Cap it off with a curated shopping route that reveals where locals actually browse, leaving you with a genuine feel for how the city works.

Cathedral and Flamenco in Jaén
Explore two defining landmarks of Jaén in a single two-hour outing. Begin at the Cathedral, a stunning Renaissance structure that dominates the city's skyline, then transition to an intimate flamenco performance. This pairing captures the architectural heritage and living cultural traditions that shape Jaén's identity. You'll walk through centuries of design excellence before witnessing the raw emotion of flamenco up close.

Barcelona Sagrada Familia Small Group Tour for Kids & Families
When Mia from our BugBitten team took the family version of Sagrada Familia, she found it genuinely pitched at kids aged 5–10 rather than just adults with children tagging along. The 90-minute tour starts at the Nativity Facade where children hunt for hidden animals carved into stone—a turtle, a lion—while the guide explains Gaudí's layers of meaning. Inside, kids count the towering columns and watch light fracture through stained glass; then it's off to the Passion Facade to spot more sculptural details. It's small-group (max 15 people), so the pace stays manageable and the guide can actually engage rather than shout at a mob.

Biarritz and French Basque Coast Private Tour from San Sebastián
When Em from our team booked this private day across the French Basque border, we got something rare: a tour that actually flexes to what you want rather than a fixed checklist. You'll cruise from San Sebastián into France, hitting Bayonne, Biarritz and Saint-Jean-de-Luz in a comfortable car with a local guide who reads the room. Want to camp out over lunch by the water? Spend three hours in one town instead of rushing through? They'll work with that. The real draw is the two-country Basque culture angle — same language, same vibe, either side of a line on a map. Seven to eight hours, door-to-door from your accommodation.

From Malaga: Private Day trip to Ronda with Bullring Entrance
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.

Christmas In Madrid: Private Experience With A City Host
Spend three hours wandering Madrid's festive quarters with a local guide who knows where the season truly comes alive. You'll navigate illuminated plazas and markets, inspect traditional Nativity displays and decorated trees, and learn how madrileños celebrate—especially the Día de Reyes customs. Stop for hot chocolate, mulled wine or Cava whilst browsing seasonal stalls for ornaments and gifts. A personal-scale alternative to rushed group tours.

Hello Tarragona: Private 2-Hour Intro City Walk with Local Guide
When Lily from our BugBitten team did this walk, Tarragona revealed itself as a compact but layered place — Roman bones, medieval spine, lived-in charm. Two hours with a local guide hits the essentials: the amphitheatre overlooking the sea, the cathedral's Gothic bulk, the tight streets where locals actually live. You get the city's backbone and a taste of something regional (sweet or savoury) that's genuinely part of daily life here, not a tourist gimmick. Small group caps out at 15, so it doesn't feel like a cattle run. Best for people wanting a real intro before exploring on their own.

Navigation/Sailing License
Earn your Spanish navigation licence in a six-hour session with an officially recognised nautical school in Andalusia. You'll work through the theory and practical elements required to legally pilot motorboats in Spanish waters, with time on the water in both motor and sailing vessels. This qualification opens access to the school's sailing club and sets you up for further certifications if you're keen.

Game of Thrones Basque Coast Locations Tour from San Sebastian
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.

Montserrat and winery private daytrip from Barcelona
Escape [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) for a full day combining Montserrat's dramatic monastery with wine country exploration. Your private guide leads you through the 11th-century Basilica nestled among jagged rock formations, then south to Penedès for lunch and a tasting at a family-run winery. The route works for everyone—spiritual seekers, curious non-believers, and wine drinkers alike. Ten hours total; minimal walking required.

Moraira kayak trail
A 3.5-hour guided paddle along Spain's Marina Alta coast, launching from Cala Les Platgetes near Moraira. You'll kayak beneath limestone cliffs and into turquoise bays, with Peñón d'Ifach rising dramatically across the water. The route takes you to Galera's underwater meadows for snorkelling, where posidonia beds harbour schools of fish and occasional dolphin sightings. Weather permitting, the group may venture further to Baladrar cove. Rock jumping from clifftop formations is optional for those seeking extra adrenaline.

Private One-Way Transfer to OR from Madrid Airport with private pick up
Skip the airport taxi queue with a pre-arranged private vehicle and driver meeting you at Madrid Airport or departing from your accommodation. This one-way transfer covers one bag per person and local taxes, getting you to your destination without the hassle of negotiating fares or waiting for shared shuttles. The 30-minute journey keeps things straightforward and efficient at the start or end of your Spanish break.

Madrid: Private Tapas & Wine Food Walking Tour in La Latina
Walk through La Latina's narrow streets with a Madrid native who knows where locals actually eat. Over two and a half hours, you'll hit five neighbourhood bars and taste nine dishes—Spanish tortilla, stuffed mushrooms, squid-ink bocadillos, cheese, and chocolate with churros—each paired with five regional wines and spirits. Your guide handles the bookings and route; you just arrive hungry. Pass centuries-old city walls, San Miguel Market, and Plaza Mayor between courses.

Seville Private Guided Tour from Algarve
A 12–13 hour private guided tour from the Algarve into Seville, exploring the city's landmarks, neighbourhoods, and culture at a measured pace. You'll travel by air-conditioned vehicle with an English or Portuguese-speaking guide, stopping at key sights and pausing for tapas lunch (at your own cost). The journey covers roughly two hours each way, framing Seville as a feasible day excursion from Portugal. All transport, water, and guide fees are included; monument entries are separate.

Private French Basque Countryside & Villages from San Sebastian
Venture inland from San Sebastian into the French Basque countryside, away from coastal crowds. This nine-hour private tour explores hidden villages tucked beneath dramatic peaks, where whitewashed farmhouses dot the landscape and strings of red peppers hang from weathered walls. Your guide reveals lesser-known hamlets and reveals how local gastronomy shapes daily life in these quiet valleys. You'll travel by air-conditioned minivan with hotel pickup and drop-off included.

Full Day Hiking in Picos de Europa National Park
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.

Barcelona Tapas Tour | Tastes of Cataluña, Galicia and more
Taste your way through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s regional Spanish food culture across three neighbourhood bars in two hours. You'll sample Catalan classics at a local tapas bar, seafood specialities from Galicia's northern coast, and Madrid-style pinchos on the bustling Blai street. Each stop includes paired drinks—vermut, wine, and beer—revealing how different regions approach their table traditions.

Toledo Walking Tour with Audioguide on Your Smartphone
Navigate Toledo's medieval lanes at your own pace using a smartphone audio guide with GPS mapping. This self-directed 2.5-hour route covers 28 sites across the city's layered history—from the Cathedral and El Greco Museum to Moorish palaces, Roman baths, and the Jewish Quarter. Professional historian narration accompanies each stop, letting you linger where curiosity strikes without keeping pace with a group.

Madrid Civil War Walking Tour with Local Expert
Walk Madrid's contested streets with a local guide who reads the city's unmarked Civil War history—three years of bombing, resistance, and survival etched into corners the regime tried to erase. You'll trace routes through Calle Mayor, Gran Vía, and Puerta del Sol, connecting faces and choices to the places where they happened: journalists, photographers, ordinary residents, and the foreign fighters who showed up. The tour finishes at Temple of Debod, where one of the war's first clashes occurred and the city's scars meet the Nile-side gift that now stands there.

Super V8 Trike Tour to the Randage Mountains & East Coast min.2 max.4 Guests
Explore Mallorca's hidden corners aboard a vintage V8 trike, cruising past untouched coastlines, cliff-backed coves and mountain monasteries. This 3.5-hour guided tour takes small groups of up to four passengers through quiet backroads, stopping at Cala Delta's crystalline waters, the historic Cura monastery in the Randa range, and viewpoints overlooking Cala Pi. Your driver navigates at a relaxed pace, revealing the island's raw beauty away from tourist trails.

Personalized massage 110 minutes
This 110-minute session blends therapeutic massage with guided mindfulness work to settle both body and mind. Set in Spain, you'll move through focused bodywork and meditation in sequence, designed so each element deepens the other. The space is fully accessible, welcoming everyone from solo travellers to those with mobility needs or accompanying young children. Arrive calm and leave genuinely rested.

La Latina to Madrid Guided Tour with Breakfast
Start with coffee and homemade cake in a local café, then spend two and a half hours exploring three distinct Madrid neighbourhoods on foot. Your guide navigates you through La Latina, Lavapiés and Las Letras—the city's most characterful quarters—revealing how locals actually live beyond the tourist circuits. You'll wander medieval alleyways, discover neighbourhood markets and stop at neighbourhood churches that shaped the Spanish capital's identity.

Alhambra Private Tour from Marbella: with Transport and skip-the-line tickets
Travel from Marbella to Granada's [Alhambra](/places/alhambra), the sprawling palace complex where Moorish rulers held court for seven centuries. Your private driver collects you from your hotel and delivers you to the gates, where a guide leads you through fortified rooms, intricate tilework, and gardens that once served as royal retreats. You'll piece together how Granada's Islamic kingdom eventually fell to Christian forces. Seven to eight hours round trip, skip-the-line entry included.
