Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.
Start your Ibiza morning with a seaside yoga session overlooking the Mediterranean, followed by fresh juice and a wholesome breakfast. This 2.5-hour experience combines guided movement with nourishing food in a tranquil coastal setting. You'll work through poses with sea air and natural light, then refuel with clean-eating fare designed to sustain you through the day ahead.
Glide through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s modernist quarter on a Segway, stopping at three architectural landmarks designed by Antoni Gaudí. This 2.5-hour tour covers La Sagrada Familia, Casa Milà, and Casa Batlló—the city's most distinctive buildings from the early 1900s. A local guide leads the way, pointing out design details and historical context as you travel between sites. It's an efficient way to see Gaudí's vision without the usual crowding of walking tours.
Explore three quiet whitewashed villages in Andalucía's countryside via e-bike, stopping for local wine and tapas along quiet roads. This six-and-a-half-hour guided tour departs from Ronda and rolls through El Jaral, El Gastor, and Montecorto with minimal tourist traffic. You'll get a briefing and practice session on your electric bike before setting off, with a support vehicle shadowing the group throughout. Lunch and refreshments punctuate the ride, showcasing regional flavours without the crowds.
Glide through Madrid's grand centre on a Segway, covering landmarks and neighbourhoods that shaped the city's character. This one-hour guided tour moves faster than walking, letting you clock major sights without the fatigue. Your guide steers you through plazas, past iconic buildings, and along routes that reveal how Madrid evolved from royal seat to modern capital. Suits most fitness levels, though not for pregnant travellers or children under 10.
Glide through Málaga's centre on a Segway, covering major landmarks and the Gibralfaro viewpoint in two hours without the legwork. You'll roll past key monuments and soak in views across the city, leaving plenty of time afterwards to explore tapas bars and local restaurants at your own pace. Gear and machine included.
This two-hour private walking tour navigates Ronda's most iconic landmarks, starting at the Plaza de Toros where you'll examine the bullring's exterior and learn about Spain's complex relationship with bullfighting. You'll then visit the Hall of Fame honouring local matadors before crossing the Puente Nuevo, Ronda's signature bridge offering dramatic vistas of the surrounding Andalusian terrain. A guide leads the way throughout, revealing how this whitewashed hilltop town shaped Spain's bullfighting heritage.
Sealover runs 3.5-hour surf sessions in Fuerteventura where instructors pick breaks each day based on swell and wind. You'll get a board, wetsuit, and transport from the base, with no more than four students per teacher. The focus is practical—learning to read conditions, catching waves safely—rather than turning you into a tourist. Expect honest feedback on technique and genuine connection with the water.
Watch flamenco performed by working Madrid dancers—not a tourist revue—in a intimate venue while eating proper Spanish food. Over two hours, you'll start with regional tapas, choose between meat or fish mains, finish with dessert and a glass of wine or soft drink. The performers are castizo artists who play these rooms regularly, which means you get rhythm and raw skill rather than choreographed spectacle. Excellent value for an evening that doesn't feel manufactured.
When Alex from our BugBitten team tried this introductory dive at Flamingo Beach in Playa Blanca, we got the full beginner-friendly treatment: a PADI instructor, full kit, and the volcanic reef setting that makes this Spanish spot special. The 2.5-hour session takes you into surprisingly clear water teeming with colourful fish, with volcanic rock formations creating natural swim-throughs. You'll learn the essentials in a low-pressure way, and come away with photos and video footage to prove you actually did it. It's the kind of entry-level experience designed for people who've always wondered what scuba's about but never taken the plunge.
Spend nine hours exploring the Rioja Alavesa wine region of northern Spain, where prestigious wineries nestle amongst medieval hilltop settlements. This private tour combines tastings at three distinct producers with guided walks through villages that dot the pilgrim routes, linking viticulture and Basque heritage. Your day balances wine education with local gastronomy, stopping for traditional tapas whilst discovering the artistic and cultural fabric woven through Spain's celebrated wine country.
Launch from Puerto Portals aboard a fully electric llaut and chart your own course along Mallorca's quieter coastline. Choose between a three-hour sunset sail, four-hour half-day adventure, or six-hour full-day exploration. Swim in secluded bays, try snorkelling or paddle-surfing, and refuel with onboard snacks and drinks. The boat accommodates up to seven people, making it perfect for small groups seeking a low-impact way to explore the island's coves and clear waters.
Craft your own Lanzarote itinerary with a private driver-guide across 4 to 8 hours, tailoring stops and pace to what matters to you. The island rewards curiosity: volcanic landscapes, César Manrique's architectural fingerprints, fishing villages, and galleries scattered across black-sand terrain. You'll see Lanzarote at your rhythm, not a coach's timetable. Refreshments and snacks provided.
Chase adrenaline through Los Cahorros, a dramatic canyon carved by the Monachil River near Granada. This five-hour adventure combines hiking, climbing, and abseiling across hanging bridges and beneath towering rock walls—no expertise needed, just willingness to push your limits. You'll navigate technical terrain with full kit and guidance, returning with stories of rappelling into one of Spain's most thrilling gorges.
Spend two and a half hours in a intimate Mallorcan wine room with a sommelier who sources bottles from across the island. You'll taste five locally-produced wines paired with regional food, learning the stories behind each producer. The setting overlooks Pollença, with views across the landscape. This is for people curious about what grows on the island, not a generic wine-by-numbers lesson.
When Jake from our BugBitten team tried this olive oil tasting in Cazorla, we found ourselves in a proper working olive region learning how to actually taste oil like someone who knows what they're doing. An agronomist leads you through two Spanish varieties — picual and royal — picking apart flavour and aroma in ways that make you realise most of us have been treating expensive oil like cheap cooking fat. It's a hands-on session, just under two hours, set up in a relaxed, intimate space where you'll get real tips on using quality oil in the kitchen and why it matters for your health. Fits nicely into a day exploring the Cazorla area.
A three-hour private guided tour of Granada's [Alhambra](/places/alhambra) with an official local guide and audio system. You'll arrange tickets separately through official channels at standard prices, then explore the fortress-palace complex with personalised attention. The tour covers the Nasrid Palaces, gardens, towers and walls layered with medieval Islamic history and Andalusian legend, adapted to your interests and pace.
A six-hour private tour of Albufera Natural Park near Valencia, combining woodland walks, lakeside birdwatching, and local food culture. You'll explore the park's quieter reaches on foot, spot migratory birds from a tower, then sit down to paella overlooking the water before cruising through the rice paddies at dusk. A guide shares the area's agricultural heritage as you drift across the lake, with wine included.
Walk through two-plus hours of Seville's layered past, from Phoenician traders to Christian kingdoms, tracing the civilisations that shaped the city's streets and stones. Your guide brings genuine passion for the place, explaining how Romans, Muslims, Jews and Vikings all left their mark on this Andalusian hub. You'll hear every word clearly via personal headsets, and leave with a curated guide to local restaurants, tapas bars and authentic flamenco venues.
Explore Fuerteventura's volcanic terrain on a guided e-bike tour tailored to small groups of 2–4 people. These motorised hybrid bikes require no pedalling or gear shifting, letting you cover varied landscape at your own pace across 2–4 hours. Your guide leads you through the island's geological and cultural story, with all protective gear, training, and a GPS video keepsake included. A low-impact way to see the terrain without the exertion of traditional cycling.
Beat the coastal heat with a half-day escape to Les Fonts d'Algar, a protected wetland reserve inland from Alicante and Benidorm. Your driver collects you from your accommodation and ferries you through mountain scenery (30–60 minutes each way) to this crystalline river system. Walk 1.5 kilometres along the Algar River past cascades, an historic weir, natural springs, and pools deep enough for swimming in cold, clean water. The whole outing takes three and a half hours.
Explore Gaudí's Sagrada Familia with a private guide who shapes the tour around your pace and curiosity. This 2–3 hour experience grants skip-the-line access to [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s most complex basilica, unravelling the symbolism etched into each façade and the architectural logic beneath the soaring interior. Your guide—licensed and exclusively yours—answers questions as they arise, lingers where you linger, and can customise the visit to include tower climbs or other elements that deepen your connection to this singular work.
Rise above Segovia or Toledo in a hot-air balloon piloted by Spain's most experienced aeronauts. This 3–4 hour flight lifts you over castle-crowned hills and patchwork plains, with a champagne breakfast waiting on solid ground. Optional transport from Madrid hotels means you can skip the early-morning drive. Spain's longest-certified balloon outfit has flown thousands of hours across Cappadocia, Bagan and beyond—they know how to read the wind.
Pedal through Seville's backstreets at a leisurely midday pace, stopping at neighbourhood bars to eat proper tapas and drink local wine or beer. This three-hour guided ride covers the city's quieter quarters, mixing stories of Seville's past with its present rhythms. You'll move slowly enough to chat with your guide and fellow riders, absorbing both the architecture and the food culture that define the place. Ideal if you're not rushing into your day.
Discover Elizondo, the handsome heart of Baztan Valley, then venture into Zugarramurdi Caves where local folklore and geology collide. This 5.5-hour loop from Pamplona or San Sebastián (your choice at booking) moves between Renaissance architecture and limestone passages steeped in witchcraft legend. A bilingual guide navigates you through green Navarrese hills, stone bridges, and subterranean galleries that inspired Dolores Redondo's crime novels. Transport and cave entry included.
Spend three hours exploring Mallorca's dramatic coastline on foot and in the water. You'll traverse rocky outcrops, swim through sea caves, and jump from progressively higher platforms into clear water—all under expert supervision. The route adapts to your comfort level: those who'd rather skip the cliff jumps can abseil, snorkel, or scramble over rocks instead. A fully qualified instructor leads the way with safety gear and technique briefings built in.
A half-day scramble through El Chorro's dramatic limestone gorge near Alora, combining via ferrata climbing with zipline descents. Rather than shuffle along the crowded tourist path, you'll tackle steeper rock sections and aerial crossings that demand real engagement with the landscape. Five hours of sustained movement through one of Spain's most striking geological formations, with technical gear and a guide handling the logistics.
Explore [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s architectural treasures on two wheels with a 3-hour guided bike tour following Antoni Gaudí's most celebrated works. Starting at the ornamental street lamps in Plaça Reial, you'll pedal through Barcelona's neighbourhoods discovering how Gaudí shaped the city's character. The route uses established cycle paths, keeping pace relaxed with frequent stops for photos and breaks. Small groups and comfortable bikes mean you can actually absorb the sights rather than rush through them.
Pedal your way around [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s coastline on a hybrid boat that blends human power with engine assistance. This 90-minute cruise accommodates up to 12 pedal-powered seats, though the motor handles the heavy lifting. You'll sip local drinks—beer, sangria, soft options—whilst taking in Mediterranean views and soaking up the laid-back energy. Skip the overcrowded speedboat crowds and the pretence; this is straightforward seaside fun with a capable skipper steering the experience.
A three-hour hands-on paella class in [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) led by a local chef, starting with a guided walk through La Boqueria Market (except Sundays and public holidays). You'll learn to cook traditional paella, make sangria from scratch, and taste tapas alongside fellow food enthusiasts. The class includes a Spanish dessert, all recipes to take home, and drinks throughout—sangria, wine, water, and juice. Suitable for all cooking levels.
Experience genuine flamenco in [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s most prized intimate venue, Casa Sors. Since 1972, this family-run establishment has hosted professional dancers, guitarists and singers in a soundproof room where every seat puts you metres from the performers. The 75-minute show captures the raw intensity of the art form—no watered-down tourist theatre. Afterwards, meet the artists, tour the Guitar Museum's collection of handcrafted Spanish instruments, and savour tapas and drinks in the exclusive setting.
A four-hour guided ramble through Madrid's tastiest neighbourhoods, stopping at three proper local bars for tapas and wine pairings. Your Spanish guide steers you through La Latina and Barrio de las Letras, where you'll eat dishes like gambas al ajillo and slow-cooked beef cheeks alongside cider and carefully chosen wines. The evening tour caps off with cava or a cocktail on a rooftop overlooking the city. Designed for anyone wanting to eat and drink like a madrileño, not a tourist.
Walk through Madrid's most food-obsessed neighbourhoods on a 3-hour tasting tour led by a local guide who knows every corner. You'll hit eight stops across traditional markets and family-run eateries, sampling over 15 bites: paper-thin Iberian ham, warm chorizo rolls, crispy calamari sandwiches, seasonal produce, and a drink. By the end, you'll navigate Madrid's food scene with genuine confidence, not tourist-guide bluster.
Taste your way through Seville's neighbourhood eating culture, stopping at local cafés and tapas bars for seven tastings and two drinks across three hours. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, this daytime walking tour moves at a relaxed pace through the city's culinary heart, sampling signature dishes and regional specialities that reveal how Sevillanos actually eat.
Glide through Malaga's architectural landmarks on a two-hour Segway tour guided by someone who actually knows the city. You'll cover major monuments and historical sites at a pace that lets you soak in details without the usual walking fatigue. It's a practical way to cover significant ground and hear proper context about what you're seeing, whether you're into heritage, art, or just keen to explore differently.
A three-hour guided tasting through San Sebastián's pintxo culture, led by a local food expert in groups of nine or fewer. You'll track how these bite-sized Basque dishes have evolved from traditional recipes to contemporary innovations, sampling across bars with reserved seating. The tour includes a market stop for Spanish charcuterie, oils and olives, eight pintxos paired with four regional wines, and a traditional dessert with Basque liqueur. You'll leave with an insider's guide to continue exploring the city's food scene independently.
Spend three-and-a-half hours picking your way through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s Gothic Quarter with a local who treats the neighbourhood like home. You'll stop at four authentic bodegas and taverns—the sort locals actually frequent—sampling eight-plus traditional Catalan tapas whilst working through four different drinks, from vermouth to regional wine. Your guide shares the history baked into these centuries-old spaces and the stories of the people who run them. The route winds through the Gothic Quarter and El Call, the Old Jewish Quarter, covering roughly 1.6 km on foot.
A half-day canyoning adventure in Guadalmina Canyon near Marbella that combines water-based obstacles with rock work. You'll navigate jumps up to 7 metres, swim through pools, slide down natural chutes, and abseil a 5-metre drop. The route suits mixed abilities—jumps are optional—and runs year-round with gear provided. Families with children from age 7 (12+ in winter) through to older adventurers can join.
Spend three and a half hours walking through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s Gothic Quarter with a local food expert, stopping at four neighbourhood tapas bars to taste authentic dishes and regional drinks. You'll eat the equivalent of a full meal across intimate venues whilst learning stories about Catalan culinary traditions, preparation methods, and the social culture behind each stop. Small groups keep the experience genuine and conversation-focused.
A two-hour guided walking tour of Toledo's medieval streets, legends and shadowy history led by a local art historian. You'll meet at the Teatro de Rojas on Plaza Mayor and explore the atmospheric Cuevas del Alcaná, an underground chamber housing a sobering display of historical torture instruments. The tour unfolds the city's complex past through the eyes of someone who knows its architecture and stories intimately.
Sail off [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s coast aboard a private modern yacht with up to nine guests, departing from Port Olímpic in the city centre. Your skipper navigates the Mediterranean whilst you enjoy drinks, snacks and views of the skyline. Swimming stops and wildlife spotting—dolphins and whales occasionally appear—punctuate the voyage. Trips range from one to ten hours depending on your preference.