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

Alicante Walking Tour
When Tom from our BugBitten team walked Alicante with a local historian, it became clear this tour does something different than the typical beachfront shuffle. Over 2.5 hours, a small group traces the Muslim, Christian, and Mediterranean threads woven through the city's bones—from the Explanada de España down through Santa Cruz and the Cathedral, past hidden medieval walls and the scarred Central Market that took a hit during the Spanish Civil War. Alicante isn't flashy, but this tour cuts past the postcards and into why the place actually feels like it does.

Marbella Food Tour: Tapas, Drinks and Delights with a Local
Walk through Marbella's old town with a knowledgeable local who steers you toward authentic tapas bars and bodegas, stopping at four venues to build a complete meal from small plates and regional wines. You'll learn what makes each spot worth visiting—from ingredient sourcing to preparation techniques—while getting a genuine sense of how locals actually eat and drink in this Andalusian town. Three and a half hours, small group, genuine exchange with someone who knows the neighbourhood.

Costa Brava and Medieval Town Private Tour from Barcelona
A 10.5-hour private tour combining the Costa Brava coastline with a medieval town inland from [Barcelona](/places/barcelona). Travel through three distinct bays by car, stopping at secluded coves and villages that showcase Catalonia's rugged shoreline and architectural heritage. Your own driver navigates whilst you explore hidden beaches, sample local character, and absorb the region's contrasting landscapes—from sea cliffs to stone-built settlements. Lunch is on you; everything else, including transport and beach kit, is sorted.

Sightseeing by Bike & Photo Shooting
Explore [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s most compelling neighbourhoods on two wheels whilst a guide captures every moment. This 3.5-hour cycle takes you through the Gothic Quarter's medieval lanes, past Gaudí's architectural marvels—Sagrada Família and Casa Batlló—along the Mediterranean waterfront, and finishes at the cathedral. Your guide acts as both navigator and photographer, so you can focus on the ride and the views rather than wrestling with camera angles.

Gran Canaria: Small Group Sup Yoga Experience.
Stand-up paddleboard yoga off Arguineguin in Gran Canaria blends mindfulness with ocean swells over 90 minutes. Small groups of up to four mean you're never crowded, whether solo or with friends. The fishing village sits on warm waters year-round, backed by reliable transport links and within striking distance of Mogán and Maspalomas for the rest of your day.

OPEN WATER CERTIFICATION - Become an autonomous diver up to 18m !
Earn your PADI Open Water certification over four days in Spain with a highly qualified instructor, diving to depths of 18 metres. Small classes mean personalised attention as you progress through theory and practical dives. You'll learn to plan dives safely, manage your buoyancy, and navigate underwater with confidence. By course end, you'll be cleared to dive independently anywhere in the world.

Small-Group Wine Tour with Local Expert (7 max)
Explore Valencia's wine country with a knowledgeable local guide in a small group of seven or fewer. This 5.5-hour tour takes you to two established wineries in the Requena-Utiel appellation, where you'll taste at least five wines and cava whilst learning how the region's varieties developed. A walking tour through Requena's historic centre and a charcuterie pairing round out the experience, all travelled in an air-conditioned vehicle.

Amazing watersports rentals & sales in a beautiful setting!
Master electric foiling in Spain's stunning coastal setting with this 90-minute session that teaches you to hydrofoil within the hour. You'll strap in with full safety gear—wetsuit, helmet, and protective equipment included—and experience the peculiar rush of flying across water on a board powered by battery-driven motors. Most first-timers find themselves airborne and grinning within their first session, chasing that addictive sensation of gliding weightlessly above the sea.

Toledo Private Half Day Tour Cathedral Santo Tome and Synagoge
This half-day Toledo excursion from Madrid combines a guided walk through the medieval old town with visits to three major religious buildings that shaped the city's character. You'll explore the Gothic Cathedral, the Church of Santo Tomé (home to El Greco's powerful Conde Orgaz canvas), and the Synagogue of Santa María la Blanca—each marking Toledo's layered religious heritage. Round-trip transport from Madrid is included, plus a stop at a traditional damascene workshop to see Toledo's signature metalwork craft.

Salsa and Bachata Class in El Retiro park
Learn salsa and bachata steps in Madrid's El Retiro Park during a 75-minute outdoor class. No dance experience needed—the instructor breaks down both rhythms from scratch, and you'll pick up the basic moves whilst surrounded by manicured gardens and historic architecture. Bottled water is provided. It's a straightforward way to engage with Spanish culture, meet other learners, and get moving in one of the city's most recognisable green spaces.

Windsurf classes in Fuerteventura
Four-and-a-half-hour windsurf instruction in Fuerteventura with groups capped at five people. An experienced instructor who's taught across Europe keeps theory brief and focuses on practical progression with constant feedback. You'll spend minimal time on sand and maximum time on water, building skills in a relaxed setting with all kit provided. Suitable for complete beginners through to those wanting to refine technique.

Teide road bike climb from PdC
Tackle Spain's most demanding road cycling route: a 94 km circuit featuring Europe's longest unbroken ascent up Mount Teide. You'll gain 2400 metres over 47 kilometres at a steady 5% gradient, then descend through alpine air on the way back down. Five to six hours of sustained pedalling from Puerto de la Cruz rewards grit with panoramic views across Tenerife and the Atlantic. This ride defines serious cyclists' ambitions.

Wine Tasting in Granada
A two-hour tasting session in a family-owned Granada grocer pairing cold-pressed oils from award-winning local producers with four regional wines. You'll nibble through Iberian cured meats, artisanal cheeses, and seasonal vegetables—broad beans and artichokes picked from surrounding farmland—while learning what makes this lesser-known corner of Andalucía distinct on the Spanish palate.

Cala Comte Private Catamaran Tour
Spend seven hours aboard a private catamaran exploring Ibiza's finest anchorages, from the turquoise shallows of Cala Comte to Conejera Island. Your multilingual captain navigates between swimming spots and sunset bars, dropping anchor so you can snorkel, paddleboard, or simply float on the nets above crystalline water. Bring your own provisions or eat ashore at beachside restaurants; the choice is yours.

Anaga Hidden Gems Hiking Tour. Free Pick-up.
Explore Anaga Rural Park, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve on Tenerife's north coast, on a guided 7.5-hour hiking tour with free pick-up included. Your local guide leads a small group through three viewpoint stops overlooking the Atlantic, then descends into the laurel forest—an ancient ecosystem with Tertiary-era vegetation rarely found elsewhere. The moderate 3-hour trek (5.5 km, 220 m ascent) winds through a mountain gorge and past centuries-old water channels, with ample time for photographs and stories.

Royal Palace & Old City Madrid Guided Tour Semi-Private 8ppl Max
Explore Madrid's grandest landmarks on this 5.5-hour guided tour pairing the Royal Palace—Europe's most expansive royal residence—with the historic streets surrounding it. Limited to 8 guests, you'll navigate the palace's ornate halls and neighbouring plazas with a knowledgeable guide, making efficient use of your time in Spain's capital without the usual crowds.

Valencia Complete Full Private Day with Hotel Pick up
Spend 6–8 hours exploring Valencia at your own pace with a dedicated guide and private car. Start from your hotel and design the itinerary around what matters to you—whether that's the City of Arts and Sciences, medieval quarters, or local galleries. Visit at least two museums or landmarks, taste horchata at a neighbourhood café, and eat lunch at an authentic Valencian restaurant (your cost). Everything adapts to your interests, mobility needs, and dietary requirements.

Private Culinary Lesson - Paella and Sangria with Wine Pairing
Roll up your sleeves in a Madrid kitchen to master paella from scratch with a professional chef, then blend your own sangria to pair with the finished dish. Over three hours, you'll learn the techniques behind Spain's most celebrated rice dish while crafting a batch of sangria you can actually taste throughout the session. The lesson wraps with aperitivos and a proper sit-down meal: tortilla, jamón ibérico on toasted bread, and your freshly made paella.

Barcelona Private Photoshoot at Cathedral & Kiss Wall
A 20-minute private photoshoot capturing you at [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s Gothic Cathedral during quieter hours, followed by a visit to Fontcuberta's photomosaic—a lesser-known local artwork. A professional photographer guides the session and delivers 25 high-resolution images with basic retouching included, emailed within a week. Ideal for couples, small groups, or solo travellers wanting polished shots without the tourist crowds.

Private Catamaran Charter in Barcelona with Crew
When Tom from our team booked this private catamaran charter, we got the full run of a three-level boat anchored off Barcelona's coast. You're looking at 2–4 hours depending on what you book — enough time to paddle board, snorkel, sunbathe, or just float and queue up your own music while the crew handles things. The boat's genuinely stable (good news if you're prone to seasickness), with proper cabin space and a fly deck for views. It's the kind of setup where you control the pace, not a group herding situation.

Private Half Day Txakoli Wine Tour & Getaria Fishing Village
Taste txakoli, the Basque Country's distinctive mineral white wine, on this four-to-five-hour private tour. Begin at Zarautz viewpoint for sweeping coastal views and context on the wine region, then wander through Getaria's fishing village streets to absorb its maritime heritage. Visit a respected local winery to walk the vineyard, understand production methods, and sample txakoli paired with regional delicacies. Private transport means your driver adjusts the pace to suit you.

Barcelona: Gaudí Highlights & Modern Tapas Tasting (Small Group)
A three-hour guided walk through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s Modernist quarter with an expert who unpacks Gaudí's architectural codes across Sagrada Familia and Casa Batlló (exterior only), followed by a curated tapas session at a local restaurant. Small groups of up to eight people move at a conversational pace, stopping to examine façade details and symbolic flourishes before settling into contemporary small plates that reflect the city's culinary evolution. Designed for those after substance rather than queues.

Sailing Experience in an Exclusive Sailboat in Barcelona
Glide past [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s waterfront aboard a sleek sailboat built for small groups of up to nine. This two-hour sail pairs unobstructed views of the city's coastline with onboard refreshments—soft drinks, beer, wine, and light snacks—served as you drift. The yacht features teak decking, generous deck space, and cabin facilities, piloted by bilingual crew who know the best angles for taking in the skyline.

Premium Tour to Ribera del Duero with Wnologist Guide
A nine-hour deep dive into Ribera del Duero with a knowledgeable winemaker guide. You'll visit two flagship wineries showcasing how Tempranillo expresses itself across different styles, descend into temperature-controlled cellars where Spain's finest age in oak, and taste at least three wines from each producer. The day includes a spread of local charcuterie, aged cheese, and traditional Castilian dishes that pair naturally with the region's output.

Reina Sofia Museum Guided Tour Semi-Private 6ppl Max
Explore Spain's premier collection of modern and contemporary art at the Reina Sofia Museum with a knowledgeable guide steering you through masterworks and their contexts. This 2.5-hour semi-private tour (maximum 8 people) bypasses queues so you spend your time looking, not waiting. Your guide unlocks the stories woven into each piece, from pivotal Spanish movements to works that shaped 20th-century aesthetics. Based in Madrid.

sunset stand up paddle
Paddle out on a sheltered bay at dusk with San Borondón's instructors, timing your session to catch the island's most striking sunset from the water. This one-hour stand-up paddleboard session trades crowded beaches for calm conditions, making it manageable for those new to the sport. You'll have a qualified guide throughout, keeping you steady as light fades across the horizon.

Barcelona Local Tapas and Wine Small Group Tour
Walk through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s Gothic Quarter with a local guide who steers you toward neighbourhood joints serving proper tapas and regional wines. Over three hours, you'll hit four carefully selected stops, tasting jamón, pa amb tomàquet, and local vermouth alongside cava and wine pours. Groups stay small at a dozen people, so you get genuine conversation with your guide rather than a cattle-market shuffle through tourist traps.

3 Day Basque Country Private Tour
Three days exploring the Basque Country with a local guide who knows both celebrated landmarks and quieter corners most visitors miss. You'll travel by private vehicle from your hotel, giving you flexibility to linger where things click. Day one includes lunch in San Sebastián, then you're free to shape the rest around your interests—whether that's coastal walks, pintxo bars, or mountain villages. The guide handles navigation and context; you handle the pace.

Private Wineries Tour from Valencia (morning tour)
A 4.5-hour morning expedition into Utiel-Requena's wine country, led by a sommelier versed in Valencian viticulture. You'll start in the medieval village of Requena, descending into 9th-century storage caves where clay amphorae still line the walls, then taste wine in situ. Next comes a private winery near Utiel—vineyards, cellar walkthrough, and a second tasting—before returning to Valencia by midday. Hotel or port pickup included.

Three World Heritages Sites - Toledo, Segovia and Ávila Private Tour from Madrid
Pack three UNESCO-listed Castilian strongholds into a single day from Madrid. Toledo, Segovia and Ávila each reveal distinct layers of medieval Spain—from Toledo's artistic heritage and Moorish quarters to Segovia's Roman aqueduct and fairy-tale castle, and Ávila's intact city walls. A private driver handles the logistics while local guides lead you through each site's winding streets and hidden corners. Ten hours of concentrated exploration, hotel collection and return included.

The Granada Market and Tapas Food Tour
Spend three hours eating your way through Granada's working market and neighbourhood bars, tasting nine small plates and three drinks alongside a local guide. You'll start with churros, then move through the stalls sampling what's fresh that day before settling into traditional tapas bars where locals actually eat. It's a direct look at how Granadinos feed themselves rather than a performance for visitors.

Discover Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter | Private & Semi-Private
Navigate [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s medieval heart on foot with a local guide who knows the Gothic Quarter's layered past. This two-hour walk threads through cobbled streets where Roman foundations, Gothic architecture, and Jewish heritage collide. You'll climb to the Cathedral's rooftop for city views, with groups capped at six or the option to book privately. The guide unpicks centuries of stories embedded in doorways, plazas, and stonework.

Barcelona’s Ultimate All-Inclusive Football Tour
Spend four and a half hours touring [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s football heartland with a local guide who knows the clubs inside out. Visit multiple stadiums and museums—FC Barcelona, RCD Espanyol, CE Cornellà, and CE Europa—each with distinct stories to tell. Private transport shuttles you between venues, and the price covers all entry fees plus drinks throughout the day. You'll field football trivia along the route and finish with genuine insight into what makes this city obsessed with the beautiful game.

Spanish Wine Tasting
Taste six Spanish wines in the host's private home over two hours, guided by a sommelier who walks you through each pour's backstory. This isn't a formal cellar visit—it's a small-group gathering in a genuine living room where you'll ask questions freely, nibble local tapas, and discover what actually appeals to your palate without the stiffness of a tasting room.

Granada: Sacromonte Private Tour
A 2.5-hour walking tour through Granada's Sacromonte neighbourhood, where centuries of religious and cultural communities left their mark on hillside streets and cave dwellings. Your local guide navigates the steep terrain, sharing how Muslims, Roma families, and formerly enslaved people shaped this layered quarter. You'll climb narrow paths and absorb the neighbourhood's lived history rather than just its postcard image.

Cervantes and Lorca and Lope and Quevedo and more
Walk Madrid's Barrio de las Letras, the neighbourhood where Spain's greatest writers lived and worked. Over two hours, your guide shares stories and curiosities about Cervantes, Lope de Vega, Calderón de la Barca and Quevedo as you trace their influence through streets lined with plaques, verses carved into pavements and buildings saturated with literary history. You'll discover how these authors shaped both the district and Spanish culture itself.

Sunset Private Charter Blue Dream
When Noah from our team sailed the Blue Dream out of Maspalomas, we got a proper sense of why this stretch of Spanish coast pulls travellers. You're welcomed aboard with cava, then it's a two to three hour drift past the lighthouse and those famous dunes — all from the deck's sunbathing area or the snug cockpit. As the light shifts, snacks appear (local stuff), and if conditions play ball, there's a chance to spot the green ray just before the sun drops. It's a relaxed, fairly glassy experience rather than a bouncy adventure.

San Sebastián Walking Dinner Tour with Basque Bites
A chef-led walking tour through San Sebastián's Old Town, stopping at five pintxo bars to taste Basque tapas paired with local wines, ciders and beers. Your guide—a professional chef who knows the neighbourhood intimately—reveals the stories behind each dish whilst you work through a full meal across four to five hours. This is the city's culinary heart on foot, from traditional braised meats to contemporary seafood preparations, with recipes sent to you afterwards so you can cook them at home.

The GIN EVA TASTING at Casa Eva
Spend an hour at Casa Eva's distillery tasting room sampling the full gin lineup while watching the copper still at work. You'll meet the makers behind the brand, hear their distilling tales, and finish with a house cocktail. Nibbles of olives, cheese, and crisps keep you company throughout. It's a relaxed, conversational affair—no stuffy formality, just genuine gin appreciation and plenty of questions welcomed.
