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

90' Thermal Bath Circuit in Girona
Soak through a 90-minute circuit of temperature-controlled pools housed within 2nd-century Roman walls in Girona. Move between frigid, hot and tepid chambers, then venture into a hammam, salt inhalation room, hydrotherapy corridor with river stones, and a quiet warming space. Staff supply towels, robes and flip-flops; herbal tea awaits at the end.

Camino de Santiago trail. Private trekking tour along the coast
A 4–5 hour coastal trek from San Sebastián following the Camino de Santiago route to Pasajes San Juan, a working fishing village. Your local guide navigates mountain and shoreline terrain, revealing Basque heritage, hidden viewpoints, and village life. The walk builds gradually with moderate effort; you'll finish with time to explore the harbour settlement and sample regional food at a local pace.

Private Climbing Experience in El Chorro for 4 hours and a half
Spend 4.5 hours on El Chorro's rock faces learning sport climbing with a qualified guide who tailors the session to your ability, whether you're picking up a rope for the first time or returning to the wall. Based in Andalusia, Spain, this private experience covers essential techniques—knots, belay systems, footwork—in a controlled environment with all safety gear supplied. You'll move at your own pace, building confidence on real rock with an expert watching your back.

Private transfer from Málaga Hotels to Granada
A private car picks you up from your Málaga hotel and delivers you to Granada, covering the roughly 120km journey in about two hours. Your driver handles navigation while you relax in a climate-controlled vehicle with proper boot space for luggage. The service runs round the clock, every day of the week, with a dedicated agent managing your booking and any last-minute adjustments.

Cycling (Self-Guided) Genal Valley White Villages - 36km Moderate
Self-guided cycling route through Spain's Genal Valley, a 36km moderate ride spanning roughly four hours. You'll navigate winding mountain passes surrounded by granite peaks and chestnut forests, dipping into a handful of whitewashed pueblos—including one quirky blue village painted for a film shoot. Stop whenever the mood strikes to explore village squares, chat with locals, or simply take in the Andalucian countryside at your own pace.

Madrid on Wheels Bicycle Tour
Pedal through Madrid's centre on a three-hour guided ride, hitting the major plazas and palaces while your guide points out the backstreet bars and food stalls locals actually use. You'll see Puerta del Sol, the Royal Palace and Plaza Mayor without fighting crowds on foot, covering ground that would take twice as long to walk. Brings together architecture, street-level history and the neighbourhoods where madrileños eat well.

Tour Inquisition and Witchcraft in Toledo
This 90-minute walking tour traces Toledo's role during the Spanish Inquisition, from the 15th century onwards. You'll follow routes through the old city where condemned processions marched towards Plaza de Zocodover, guided by an accredited local who unpacks the persecution, fear and superstition that defined this turbulent era. A sobering counterpoint to the usual Toledo itinerary, revealing the city's darker chapter.

Fuerteventura Private Culture Tour Experience
A five-hour private tour across Fuerteventura letting you shape the route around what appeals. You'll move between the island's standout spots—golden dune fields at Corralejo, the whitewashed town of Betancuria, fishing harbour at Morro Jable, sea caves near Ajuy—with a driver who knows the back roads and stopping points. Sample local food where locals eat, frame your own photographs, and skip the standard coach-tour pace.

Marbella Paella Cooking Class
Learn to cook paella from scratch at a family farmstead nestled in the Sierra de las Nieves, guided by Paco Siles. This four-hour class takes you through the Andalusian countryside via the village of Ojén, where you'll master the technique behind Spain's most celebrated rice dish. You'll prepare and eat your own paella in the UNESCO-protected landscape, paired with local wines.

Prado Museum Tour with Private Guide and Transport in Madrid w/ Hotel pick up
Skip the queues and explore the Prado's masterworks with a dedicated guide who steers you through five centuries of European painting. This three-hour tour collects you from your Madrid hotel, whisks you past the crowds, and walks you through the gallery's standout pieces—from Velázquez's psychological depth to Goya's raw power, plus lesser-known 19th-century Spanish painters who deserve the spotlight. Your private driver handles transport throughout.

Paella Experience in Granada: eat with a local grandmother
Spend three hours cooking and eating paella with a Granada-based home cook in her kitchen, just a short walk from the Cathedral. You'll learn how she builds layers of flavour the traditional Andalusian way, then sit down to eat what you've made together, with wine and other drinks flowing throughout. It's a straightforward meal shared across a table rather than a polished restaurant performance.

Tuk Tuk Tour 120 mins + Baked Potato + Limonade
Explore Madrid's iconic landmarks by tuk tuk over two hours, hitting the UNESCO quarter, Las Letras' literary streets, Bernabéu Stadium, Las Ventas bullring, and the Madrid riverfront. A baked potato and fresh lemonade fuel the journey—shared between two of you mid-tour at Jodidamente, the neighbourhood's trendiest spot. You'll grab a complimentary water beforehand and qualify for 25% off their menu of loaded potatoes, smoothies, crepes and waffles.

Córdoba Mystery Quest: Self-Guided Cultural Treasure Hunt
A self-guided mystery game that uses your phone to navigate Córdoba's medieval quarters and Renaissance landmarks whilst solving puzzles tied to the city's actual history. You play as Alex, tracking down your missing friend Mateo through 90 minutes of cryptic clues hidden within the Mezquita, Roman Bridge, and labyrinthine streets. Ten interactive challenges unlock Córdoba's centuries-old secrets at your own pace—ideal for couples, families, and anyone after something beyond standard sightseeing.

Craft Beer and Tapas Route in Ruzafa Valencia
Walk through Valencia's Ruzafa neighbourhood sampling four distinct craft brews paired with matching tapas at independent producers and bottle shops. Your guide introduces the characteristics of each style—from hoppy to roasted—whilst connecting you with the brewers themselves. Two and a half hours of neighbourhood wandering, tasting and conversation with locals who've shaped this corner of Spain's craft beer scene.

Small Group French Basque Markets & Local Specialties Food Tour
Track down where French Basque chefs actually shop across three coastal towns in eight hours. You'll hit Saint-Jean-de-Luz's bustling market to taste aged cheeses and Bayonne ham straight from producers, visit the 17th-century Maison Adam for their signature macaron, sample Atlantic oysters and seafood in Biarritz's covered market paired with local wine, then finish in Bayonne sampling artisan chocolate from traditional chocolate houses. A small group travels by air-conditioned minivan with a knowledgeable local guide.

Segovia and Toledo Tour Madrid Departure with Alcázar Visit
An 11-hour loop from Madrid through two of Spain's most layered cities. Segovia reveals its 2,000-year-old Roman aqueduct and the hilltop Alcázar fortress with views toward the Sierra de Guadarrama. Toledo, built by Christians, Muslims and Jews, unfolds through narrow medieval lanes and Gothic architecture. A bilingual guide steers you through both, with cathedral entry optional. You'll return to Madrid with stories, not just snapshots.

Private 4-hour Tour of Italica from Seville with pick up
Explore Italica, Spain's oldest Roman settlement founded in 206 BC, with a private guide and driver collecting you from your Seville hotel. Walk through the gladiator amphitheatre that once held 25,000 spectators—later used for Game of Thrones filming—then cruise past Seville's standout landmarks including the Cathedral, Royal Alcázar, and Plaza España. Four hours door-to-door, entrance fees included.

Nature and Culture Tour in Candelaria La Laguna and Anaga
An eight-hour loop through Tenerife's northeastern corner combining colonial architecture and raw wilderness. You'll explore Candelaria's religious heritage and La Laguna's UNESCO streets, then shift gears into Anaga Rural Park where laurel forests and coastal ridges dominate the landscape. Local guides steer you toward viewpoints and walking trails that reveal both the island's human history and its wilder edges.

Professional Private Photoshoot Session in Mallorca
Work with a local Mallorca photographer for a guided session through central Palma's most photogenic spots. You'll receive posing direction whilst keeping things natural, then get 15 or 30 edited images in high resolution within five days. A solid option for refreshing your social feeds or capturing holiday memories you'll actually want to print. The photographer offers styling advice beforehand and shares insider tips on lesser-known corners of the city.

Private tour to Biarritz & French Basque Coast from San Sebastian
This eight-hour private excursion sweeps you across the French Basque Coast from San Sebastián, stopping in three distinct towns. Begin in Biarritz, where Belle Époque architecture and Atlantic swells define the seafront. Push on to Bayonne to explore timber-framed quarters and sample regional delicacies at the market. Finish in Saint-Jean-de-Luz, where cobbled lanes and a working harbour recall its royal past. A local guide and dedicated vehicle let you set your own rhythm.

Afternoon Tapas Cooking Class in a Secret Venue in Madrid
Lola runs a compact cooking studio tucked into a Madrid market, where you'll prep and cook three tapas dishes from scratch using ingredients selected that morning. The kitchen opens directly onto a shared dining space—no separation between cooking and eating. You'll spend three hours chopping, sautéing, and tasting alongside other food-minded travellers, then sit down together to eat what you've made with wine. It's casual, collaborative, and rooted in how locals actually cook at home.

Private Minibus Transfers in Ibiza
Reliable private minibus transfers across Ibiza with a professional driver and climate-controlled vehicle. Whether you're heading from the airport to your accommodation, connecting between resorts, or exploring the island at your own pace, this service handles the logistics so you can relax. All fees and taxes included in the upfront price, with flexible options for families and those with mobility requirements.

Madrid: Latin Dance and Salsa Class Experience
Spend an hour learning salsa, merengue, and bachata with qualified instructors in central Madrid. This one-hour class welcomes all abilities, from complete beginners to those with prior dance experience. You'll pick up foundational moves whilst discovering how these Latin styles developed and shaped dance culture. The session works equally well as a solo outing or group activity, and the studio near Calle de Santa Isabel is accessible by public transport.

Luxury Yacht Day to Formentera & Ibiza with De Antonio 42
Explore Ibiza and Formentera's hidden coves and pristine beaches aboard a luxury De Antonio 42 yacht over 6–8 hours. Only reachable by sea, these anchorages reveal the islands' best-kept secrets. Your skipper draws on a decade of local knowledge to chart a course tailored to weather, conditions, and your mood—whether you crave snorkelling, paddleboarding, or simply drifting at sunset. Wine, snacks, and all gear included.

Burgo de Osma Spain Things to Do and What to See in Two Days
This ten-hour guided tour covers El Burgo de Osma's medieval heart and surrounding heritage sites. You'll explore the Cathedral of the Assumption with its Gothic cloister, wander the arcaded Calle Mayor and Plaza Mayor, visit Osma Castle and the 12th-century bridge spanning the Ucero River, then venture to the Roman ruins of Uxama. The itinerary rounds out with stops at a quirky pig museum and the dramatic Lobos River Canyon. Lunch is included.

1.5 hour private tour of the Basilica of Santa Maria
Climb the bell tower of Basilica Santa María in Elche, Spain, ascending through four chambers that chart the building's evolution and the town's palm-growing heritage. You'll enter the basilica itself, a UNESCO-listed church that stages the Mystery of Elche—Europe's sole surviving medieval theatrical performance still held within sacred walls. The tour wraps with local date and fig bread tasting, connecting you to regional flavours alongside centuries of devotion and performance.
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Seville: Outdoor Escape Game - BlackOut [Hard Mode]
Hunt for a Cold War antidote across Seville's streets using augmented reality and puzzle-solving wit. This 2.5-hour outdoor escape game splits your group into agents tasked with stopping a fictional 1950s bioweapon threat. You'll navigate real neighbourhoods whilst decoding clues on an iPad, combining physical exploration with brain work. Prams welcome, no fitness barrier.

Tenerife Landscape Photography Workshops 10 hours
Spend ten hours capturing Tenerife's most dramatic landscapes with a photographer guide who'll show you where light and geology collide. You'll choose from six locations—volcanic peaks in Teide National Park, lava-carved pools, laurel forests, or black-sand beaches—and learn composition and technical skills tailored to each terrain. Sessions run by day or night, with snacks and local wine included.

City tour, bike ride
Explore San Sebastián by bike on this 2.5-hour guided ride through the city's neighbourhoods and waterfront. Starting from a central location near the old town, you'll pedal past key landmarks whilst your guide shares stories about the city's art, culinary traditions, and architecture. You'll see the distinctive Peine del Viento sculptures along the bay and discover corners locals know well, gaining a genuine feel for how Donostiarras experience their city.

Menorca Coves in 2 Hours Private Express Boat Tour
Sail Menorca's southern coast aboard an intimate 8-metre wooden boat with a skipper who reads the waters like a map. This two-hour private charter skips the crowded pontoons and delivers you to four of the island's most striking coves — Macarella, Macarelleta, Turqueta, and Mitjana — each with crystalline anchorages perfect for a mask and fins. Fuel, snorkelling kit, and refreshments included. Designed for travellers who'd rather see properly than spend half the day queuing.

3-Day Rural Experience in the Valley of Ocón
Spend three days in Spain's Ocón Valley learning how a family produces organic jamón and meat using traditional methods. Stay at a rural hotel with full board whilst visiting working farms—a beekeeping operation, ecological smallholding, and jamón producer—and tasting local wines. Set within a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, this is an opportunity to understand how real food comes from the land, not shelves.

Artisanal Ice Cream Tasting Tour in Seville
Spend 90 minutes tasting eight artisanal ice creams across Seville's gelato makers, guided by a local who unpacks the regional ingredients and hand-crafted methods behind each batch. You'll move between small producers, sampling everything from time-honoured recipes to experimental flavours whilst learning how Sevillano traditions shape what ends up in your cone. A straightforward way to understand how serious ice cream craft works in this city.

Exclusive Tour of Santander with Cathedral and Booty Centre
This guided walk through Santander's centre introduces you to the city's architectural and cultural anchors over two hours. Start at the Pereda Gardens, then explore the Cathedral of Santa María de la Asunción—the city's most significant religious structure—before moving through the historic squares and past key landmarks like the Church of the Company. The tour culminates inside the Centro Botín, an internationally recognised contemporary art museum, where you'll view both permanent collections and rotating exhibitions.

Madrid: Royal Palace Semi-private tour
Explore Europe's largest royal residence with a knowledgeable guide who contextualises the palace's architectural and political significance. This 90-minute semi-private tour takes you through over 3,400 rooms adorned with porcelain, silk, marble and ornamental plasterwork. You'll gain insight into centuries of Spanish monarchy while moving at a comfortable pace through the grand chambers and decorated halls that define Madrid's most imposing landmark.

Tour of the seafaring Santoña and its fishing port
Explore Santoña's maritime heritage on this 1–1.5 hour walking tour starting at the Juan de la Cosa monument. Discover the Cantabrian port's seafaring legacy through its fishing traditions, carnival culture, and the story behind its prized anchovy fillets. Visit the working fish auction to see how the daily catch changes hands, and walk the waterfront landmarks that shaped this northern Spanish fishing town.

Discover Pamplona and Vitoria, an authentic experience.
Spend ten hours exploring two historic Basque cities on a guided loop through Spain's interior. Start in Pamplona, the medieval capital of Navarre steeped in bullfighting lore and literary history, then move on to Vitoria-Gasteiz to wander its Renaissance quarters and sample local confectionery. A local guide steers you through the highlights before releasing you to roam independently, with transport and tastings included.

Sunset Hike with Small Picnic
A three-hour trek through the western slopes of Sierra de Tramuntana in Mallorca, timed to catch the sunset from vantage points favoured by locals. The route traverses working farmland where you'll observe rural Mediterranean life firsthand, then settles for a small picnic as light fades across the island. This outing reveals how locals actually live on the island, far from the tourist circuits.

Tenerife South Beaches Tour with Guide
Walk the southern coast of Tenerife with a local guide, moving between Playa de las Américas and Costa Adeje over 2–4 hours. Stop at beachside food stalls to taste Canarian seafood and regional specialities, paired with local wines and tropical drinks. You'll learn about the island's culture whilst exploring both popular stretches and quieter corners along the shoreline.

Oleotourism Madrid - Oil tasting Fanum
Spend two hours at Fanum's mill in the Sierra Norte, just outside Madrid, learning how olives become oil. You'll walk through the entire production cycle—from fruit delivery through pressing to bottling—then taste several extra virgin oils side by side to spot the flavour differences that separate good oils from exceptional ones. The mill sits in natural countryside that shapes the final product, and you'll take home a bottle to remember it by.
