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

ROUTE IN BUGGY 2,00h
Pilot a buggy through Spain's Dehesa Extremeña, a globally rare ecosystem where trained guides navigate you along remote tracks inaccessible by foot. This two-hour adventure takes you deep into scrubland landscapes dotted with cork oaks and wildlife, steering clear of the usual tourist routes. Buggies handle terrain that keeps ordinary vehicles stranded, revealing why ecologists consider this region one of Europe's most biodiverse areas. Pickups available within 100km radius.

Private Walking Tour of the Center of Madrid and Retiro
A private 2.5-hour walking tour through Madrid's centre, led by a local guide who navigates you from Retiro's leafy quarters down Paseo del Prado, through the Literary neighbourhood, to Sol and the medieval Austrias district. You'll hit the major plazas and palaces while discovering the backstreet stories—particularly Calle Mayor and its quirky neighbouring streets—that give the old city its character.

Boat trip Valencia
Spend five hours aboard a sailing vessel off Valencia's coast, where you'll catch the rhythm of the sea and watch the shoreline unfold from the water. This outing trades the bustle of the city for open horizon and genuine sailing conditions. You'll get soft drinks and light snacks throughout, though you'll want to plan your own lunch. It's a straightforward way to experience the Mediterranean from a different vantage point.

Private Tour from Las Palmas or South to Teror, Firgas, Arucas
A 6.5-hour private tour through Gran Canaria's three most character-filled villages in the north: Teror, Firgas, and Arucas. Departing from Las Palmas or the south, you'll travel by air-conditioned vehicle with a driver who knows the island intimately. Perfect for cruise passengers with limited time or anyone wanting to sidestep the usual tourist circuit and meet the real Gran Canaria—its people, architecture, culinary traditions, and layered history. No group compromises, no forced shopping stops.

Wine, Tapas & Lake Zahara by e-bike incl Ronda pickup (full day)
Pedal through whitewashed villages in Andalucía's back country on electric bikes, stopping for local wines and tapas at family-run spots. This eight-hour loop covers 50 kilometres around El Jaral, El Gastor, Montecorto and Zahara de la Sierra—villages most visitors miss. You'll have a support van shadowing your group, professional instruction on the e-bikes, and a proper lunch with a glass of wine included. Departs from Ronda with return transfers.

Seville: Outdoor Escape Game - Operation Mindfall
Hunt through Seville's streets using augmented reality to locate a hidden antidote and foil a fictional 1950s plot. This two-hour outdoor escape game blends city exploration with puzzle-solving, requiring teamwork and lateral thinking to crack clues scattered across neighbourhoods and landmarks. You'll navigate on foot with iPad in hand, decoding challenges that unfold through the app's AR layer. Groups work best here—collaboration unlocks solutions faster than solo attempts. Suits mixed-age groups wanting something beyond standard sightseeing.

Explore Seville's Icons in Cathedral, Giralda, and Royal Alcázar
Walk through three centuries of Sevillian grandeur with a licensed guide over three hours. Start at the Cathedral of Seville, a colossal Gothic structure built atop a former mosque, where Columbus himself rests. Climb the 98-metre Giralda for unobstructed views across the city, then explore the Royal Alcázar, Europe's longest-occupied royal residence, with its layered rooms and courtyards. All entry fees and expert commentary included.

Gaudí and Sagrada Familia Private Tour in Barcelona
Spend three hours with a specialist guide exploring Antoni Gaudí's architectural revolution along [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s Paseo de Gracia and inside the Sagrada Familia basilica. You'll trace how Gaudí's unconventional vision shaped the Eixample district during the city's 19th-century expansion, gaining genuine understanding of the man behind structures that still astonish visitors worldwide. The guide tailors the route to your interests and provides curated suggestions for exploring Barcelona beyond the tour.

Private Walking History Tour in Toledo
Explore Toledo's winding medieval streets with a local guide who reads the city like a map. This three-hour private walking tour begins at Mirador del Valle, where you'll see why El Greco and centuries of civilisations chose this fortress town perched above the Tagus River. Your guide then leads you through Toledo's centre, revealing its layered history—Christian, Muslim, and Jewish quarters interwoven—and shares insider knowledge of hidden corners most visitors miss. Pickup from your hotel or the train station included.

Orientation Tour
Get your bearings in Seville with a private guide over two and a half hours, hitting the city's essential landmarks on foot or by combining walking with taxi rides. You'll navigate the winding lanes of Santa Cruz, pass the Cathedral and Alcázar, spot the golden Torre del Oro rising above the Guadalquivir, and discover hidden plazas and shopping streets that locals know. Perfect for first-time visitors wanting a solid overview before exploring deeper.

Palma City Sky Tour
Eight-minute aerial tour of Palma de Mallorca by light aircraft, showcasing the cathedral, Bellver Castle, and Mediterranean shoreline from above. This is a straightforward flight experience—you'll see the city's architecture and coastline unfold beneath you, with landing and facility fees included. Best suited for those wanting a quick aerial perspective without extensive ground-based touring.

Private Charter On Our Luxury Catamaran
Explore Tenerife's waters aboard a 14-metre catamaran with a professional crew for three hours of private sailing. This charter targets the Short-Finned Pilot Whales and dolphins that inhabit these waters year-round, whilst offering snorkelling opportunities in quieter coves. The vessel comes fully stocked with crew, equipment, and refreshments—hotel transfers included for those in Arona or Adeje.

Prado Museum and Retiro Park Private Guided Tour
A four-hour private tour of Madrid's most significant art repository paired with its adjacent green space. Your official guide—versed in Spanish artistic movements and historical context—steers you past entry queues straight into the galleries, then through Retiro Park's tree-lined avenues and waterside walks. You'll absorb centuries of Iberian culture without the crowds or logistical friction.

Private tours from Malaga to Tangiers in Morocco all inclusive
Cross the Strait of Gibraltar on a high-speed ferry for a 12-hour private exploration of Tangier. Your local guide drives you through the city's grandest neighbourhoods past royal estates, then to Cape Spartel where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic. Explore the Neolithic Caves of Hercules, wander the layered streets of the medina, and share lunch included in the price. Hotel pickup covers Málaga and the western Costa del Sol, with flexible departure times to suit your schedule.

Madrid Private Walking Tour through glamorous capital of Spain
A four-hour private walking tour through Madrid's Malasaña and Salamanca neighbourhoods, led by a licensed guide specialising in urban design and local history. Rather than hitting the standard tourist haunts, you'll explore two distinct districts that reveal how the city's character has shifted over time. Your guide unpicks the architectural, cultural and social layers that shape these areas, taking you down streets most visitors miss entirely.

Landscapes, villages & beaches: Discover southern Fuerteventura
This 8-hour van tour across southern Fuerteventura reveals the island's raw geography—volcanic ridges, wind-sculpted terrain, and stretches of black and golden sand. You'll explore Ajuy's sea caves and fishing village, taste Majorero cheese at a working farm, climb to ridge-top viewpoints above Betancuria, and spend time on the sprawling Sotavento beach. A local guide drives, narrating the landscape's formation and island life as you move between stops.

Barcelona Airport Private Arrival Transfers
Skip the taxi queue at [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) Airport with a pre-booked private transfer to your accommodation. A local driver meets you at arrivals, tracks your flight for delays, and gets you into the city within 30 minutes. Flat rate pricing matches standard taxi fares, with up to an hour's waiting time included if you need to collect bags or sort yourself out. Available 24/7 with flexible cancellation.

Wanderungen im grünen Gran Canaria
Follow Gran Canaria's seasonal blooms on guided walking routes across the island, January through May. Each Friday features a different flowering trail, led by a certified mountain guide and travel professional in groups of up to 15. You'll trek through landscapes dotted with purple cineraria, golden gorse, white daisies and almond blossom, learning about the island's natural and cultural heritage along the way. A full-day outing with transport, water and insurance included.

Madrid Rooftop Salsa Class with Bottomless Sangria
When Alex from our BugBitten team rolled up to this Madrid rooftop, it was exactly what the name promised: salsa instruction paired with bottomless sangria, two hours of it, with the city spread out below as the light softened. The crowd skews younger and mixed—solo travellers, mate groups, couples looking for something beyond the usual tapas crawl. A live instructor breaks down the basic steps (no experience needed), and the sangria flows steadily while you're learning to move your hips in rhythm with Latin tracks. It's a straightforward energy: dance, drink, laugh, repeat.

Barcelona Underground Clubbing Experience with Locals
Skip the tourist traps and dive into [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s actual underground music scene with Alba and Patricia, two local ravers who've cut their teeth in Berlin, London and Manchester. Over six hours, they'll steer you toward the clubs and venues where serious electronic music happens—no chart-toppers, no stag dos. You'll tell them what sounds matter to you beforehand, and they'll plot a route through the city's real clubbing geography, introducing you to people who actually live for this.

Excursion for cruisers from Motril to Alhambra de Granada
When Em from our team caught this Motril port excursion, we found a solid option for cruise passengers keen on Granada's Alhambra without the usual queue stress. You're picked up from the port, driven inland about an hour, then handed to an accredited guide for a focused 3-hour walk through the Nasrid Palaces, Alcazaba fortress, and Generalife gardens—all the headline acts. It's a tight squeeze into a 7–8 hour window, so the pace is brisk, but you actually see the place rather than spend half the day in a ticket line. Granada itself is a compact, hilly hilltop city; the Alhambra dominates the skyline and draws crowds year-round.

Cartagena; Visit Liquor factory with tasting and van transfers
When Mia from our BugBitten team visited Liquor Factory 43 in Cartagena, she got the full behind-the-scenes treatment on Spain's most recognisable spirit. This isn't a stuffy factory tour — it's a sensory walkthrough of how Liquor 43 comes together, from its roots to the bottle. You'll taste the finished product alongside coffee, get driven there and back in a private van, and wander into spaces the general public doesn't normally see. The whole thing takes around three hours, and it's pitched at folks keen to understand the craft rather than just grab a souvenir bottle.

Bilbao Interactive City Tour
Navigate Bilbao at your own pace with a smartphone-guided walk covering 90 minutes of the city's best streets and squares. Starting at Plaza Arriaga, you'll follow audio directions through atmospheric neighbourhoods—Calle Ribera's local energy, the quieter Plazuela de San Nicolas, and along the riverside Erribera Kalea. Nine riddles punctuate the route, turning sightseeing into a puzzle hunt. No app download needed; just load the tour on your phone in one of seven languages and press play whenever you're ready to move.

Ribeira Sacra, "Heroic Wines" Private Tour from Santiago/Vigo
A nine to twelve-hour private drive through Ribeira Sacra explores Spain's most dramatic wine country, where vines grip near-vertical slopes above river gorges. Starting from Santiago or Vigo, you'll visit working vineyards and chat directly with winemakers about their craft, discovering how this remote region produces exceptional wines from some of Europe's most challenging terrain.

Sunset boat tour of Barcelona with open bar cava
When Ben from our team took this sunset sail out of Barcelona, it was exactly what you'd want from a late-afternoon harbour cruise: a 90-minute drift along the city's waterfront with unlimited cava flowing and the sky turning pink and gold. The boat's small enough to feel intimate but crewed properly for safety. You're looking at couples, families with older kids, and groups marking something worth toasting — mostly tourists, a fair mix of nationalities. The breeze off the Mediterranean is real, the views of the Gothic Quarter and harbour genuinely pretty, and the cava keeps things convivial without getting rowdy.

Private Transfer from Malaga Airport (Agp) to Granada City
Skip the airport chaos and arrive in Granada refreshed. This private transfer whisks you directly from Málaga Airport to your Granada accommodation in roughly 90 minutes. Your driver greets you on arrival, manages your bags, and keeps the vehicle cool and comfortable with chilled water on hand. It's the straightforward way to begin your trip without hunting for taxis or navigating unfamiliar transport systems.

Ibiza: Organic Farm-to-Table Cooking Class with Lunch & Wine
When Mia from our BugBitten team did this Ibiza cooking class, she rolled up to a working organic farm expecting a typical tourist kitchen setup — and got something genuinely different. You're working alongside a local chef who knows the land, learning to build proper Spanish dishes (gazpacho included) from vegetables that were still in the ground that morning. The 2h 15m class splits between hands-on cooking in the farmhouse kitchen and a proper sit-down lunch where you eat what you've made, paired with local wine. It's the kind of thing that works best if you actually like cooking and don't mind getting stuck in.

Barcelona Private Experience Premium Gaudí Tour
When Ben from our team booked this private Gaudí tour, he got a leisurely 3–4 hour walk through Barcelona's most recognisable architecture with a licensed local guide who actually knew their stuff. It's a small-group setup (yours alone, really) that leans into personalization over the usual cattle-herding vibe you get at major landmarks. You'll hit the standout buildings, learn the quirks of Gaudí's style, and get the kind of on-the-fly chat about the city that doesn't come from a scripted spiel. The crew runs limited tours per season, so there's a boutique feel to it — they're not rushing you through.

Caminito del Rey from Seville with Semi-private Transfer
Walk the legendary Caminito del Rey, a narrow footpath clinging to the walls of Desfiladero de los Gaitanes canyon near Seville. This 8-hour outing takes you 300 metres above the gorge floor between Álora, Ardales and Antequera, where you'll trace the route favoured by King Alfonso XIII over a century ago. A specialised guide leads the way through one of Andalucía's most dramatic landscapes, revealing both the engineering feat and natural theatre around you.

Explore San Sebastián in Your First Adventure
When Sarah from our team ran this 2.5-hour tour, it gave us a proper introduction to San Sebastián's best bits without the usual tourist shuffle. We kicked off at the Buenpas Cathedral, wandered La Concha Beach (the same sandy crescent that caught royalty's eye), poked around City Hall with its gossipy history, and checked out the working harbour with its fishing boats and demanding seagulls. The moderate climb up Mount Urgull (100m) rewarded us with proper bay views, and we finished in the Old Town's pintxo bars where every establishment seems determined to out-flavour the next. It's a solid first-timer's route through a city that blends Basque culture, beach living, and excellent food.

Three Waterfalls of Anna and Mini Alhambra
This nine-hour escape from Valencia combines Moorish palace exploration with a proper waterfall trek. Start at the Castillo Palacio de los Condes de Cervellón in Anna—a richly decorated fortress with Moorish flourishes and manicured grounds—then tackle the Tres Cascadas route, a two-hour walk through wooded terrain past cascading water and natural swimming holes. Finish in Enguera, a medieval hilltop settlement, where you'll wind down with a drink overlooking the landscape. Groups stay small, capped at eight people.

Initiation or journey in Stand Up Paddel (SUP) in El Campello (Alicante)
Learn stand-up paddling fundamentals on the calm waters off El Campello, near Alicante. This two-hour session teaches you board handling, paddling mechanics, and basic manoeuvres from the ground up. You'll master balance, stroke technique, and directional control with a qualified instructor guiding you through safety essentials and positioning. Ideal whether you're testing the sport or building confidence on the water.

Hidden Gracia with Tapas & Wine - A Local Barcelona Experience
When Jake from our BugBitten team ran this Gràcia experience, it felt less like a structured tour and more like being steered through the neighbourhood by someone who actually knows it. You hit a handful of independent bars and local hangouts scattered across the barrio, stopping for tapas and wine at each. The whole thing takes two and a half hours, and the groups stay small enough that conversation flows naturally rather than feeling herded. Gràcia's got that lived-in, bohemian character—narrow streets, independent shops, locals nursing coffee—and this tour leans into that rather than fighting it.

Private Tour: Historic Center of Granada
Explore Granada's historic core with a private certified guide over two hours, tracing how the Cathedral, Royal Chapel, and Alcaicería shaped the city's identity. You'll move through centuries of Moorish and Christian architecture, asking questions freely as your guide unpacks the layered history embedded in each plaza and façade. This isn't a rushed sprint—it's a deliberate walk through the streets where Granada's character formed, from medieval marketplace to modern city centre.

Sunset by boat in Marbella
A two-hour coastal boat tour departing from Marbella that times your journey to catch the day's final light across the water. You'll cruise along the shoreline with time to anchor and linger, whilst sipping complimentary cava. The boat carries soft drinks and bottled water; snacks are available if you request them from the captain beforehand. Bring someone you'd like to share the moment with, or go solo to absorb the Mediterranean's quieter hours.

Sevilla Private Walking Tour, Cathedral and Guadalquivir Cruise
A four-hour private exploration of Seville combining guided streets of the Old Town, entry to the Cathedral, and a Guadalquivir River cruise. Your guide steers you through centuries of Andalusian heritage—from Gothic architecture to narrow plazas—before floating downriver past the city's most recognisable monuments. Straightforward pacing suits most fitness levels, finishing with river views as the light changes across Seville's roofline.

Photorouting
Walk 8 kilometres through Spanish countryside with a guide who doubles as your creative spotter, pausing to frame shots and play landscape games along the way. This three-and-a-half-hour outing treats the terrain as both hiking route and visual playground, blending movement with observation. You'll cover manageable distance at an unhurried pace, stopping to notice details most walkers miss. No special fitness required—bring curiosity and a camera, whether phone or dedicated.

Seville Segway Night Experience
Glide through Seville's historic quarters after dark on a Segway, discovering how the city transforms once the sun sets. This 1–2 hour tour lets you cover ground effortlessly while monuments, plazas and narrow streets reveal themselves under streetlight and shadow. You'll get 20 minutes of instruction beforehand, then ride with a guide who knows where the best vantage points and quieter passages sit. Helmets and water supplied.

Professional Photography Sessions in Ibiza
Book a one-hour professional photography session with Bea Bermejo across Ibiza's most photogenic locations. She specialises in capturing authentic moments—weddings, portraits, family gatherings—against backdrops like Cala Comte's golden hour and Cala d'Hort's dramatic cliffs. Her relaxed approach puts subjects at ease, drawing out genuine emotion. You'll receive fully edited high-resolution images via private gallery within four working days, retaining every keeper from the shoot.
