Tours in Spain

50 min – 1 hourfrom AUD $25

Flamenco Show at Palacio Granada

When Alex from our BugBitten team caught the Flamenco Show at Palacio Granada, we were struck by how raw it all felt — no fancy amplification, just dancers and musicians filling a compact venue in Granada's centre near Plaza Nueva. The weekly lineup rotates through serious flamenco names: you might see Raquel La Repompa, Sergio Aranda, Luis Mariano, and others who've clearly spent decades perfecting their craft. The hour-long show runs in an intimate tablao with a raised stage, so sightlines are proper. The bar's open beforehand if you want to settle in with a drink, and the whole spot is walkable from the main tourist drag.

Enchanted City, Laguna de Uña and Ventano del Diablo

A four-hour guided circuit through the Serranía de Cuenca Natural Park, stringing together four distinct geological landmarks. You'll explore the otherworldly rock formations of the Enchanted City, then move between high vantage points—Valdecabras and Ventano del Diablo—before finishing at Laguna de Uña, where limestone cliffs plunge into still water. Hotel pickup and an English-speaking guide round out the logistics.

Experience between Openworks with Wine Tasting in Rioja Alavesa

Explore Bodegas J.F. Iradier in Samaniego, Rioja Alavesa, on this 90-minute winery tour that traces the family operation from its heritage cellars to modern production floors. You'll descend into tunnel systems and observe traditional openwork construction, then taste the full range of wines alongside regional charcuterie and cheese. Ideal for those wanting to understand how this particular bodega works rather than generic wine-region generalities.

Sevilla Food Tour: Tapas, Wine, History & Traditions

Spend three and a half hours bar-hopping through Seville's neighbourhood watering holes with a food-obsessed local guide. You'll taste eight-plus regional dishes and four drinks across four carefully picked spots, learning how tapas shape daily life here rather than just filling your stomach. Wander past iconic plazas and tucked-away alleys while picking up insider knowledge about where locals actually eat when visitors aren't watching.

Guided tour of the Banana World

Spend an hour at Gran Canaria's sole banana interpretation centre in Arucas, a 10-minute drive from Las Palmas. Walk through working plantations to learn how this globally consumed fruit grows, then taste locally-made banana wines and sample montaditos featuring banana jam, banana with cactus, and banana with aloe vera. A hands-on look at cultivation methods and the island's banana industry.

Madrid Tapas & Taverns Small Group Food & History Tour

★ 5.0 (3,792)

3 hours – 3h 30mfrom AUD $119

Madrid Tapas & Taverns Small Group Food & History Tour

Eat your way through Madrid's oldest taverns on this three-hour food and history walk. A local guide takes you to four traditional bars scattered across the historic centre, where you'll taste nine different tapas and four regional drinks while learning the stories behind the neighbourhoods and monuments you pass. You'll pick up the rhythm of how madrileños actually eat out—standing at counters, ordering by pointing, moving between venues.

Ultimate Seville Tapas, Wine & History Small Group Tour

★ 5.0 (2,369)

3 hours – 3h 30mfrom AUD $112

Ultimate Seville Tapas, Wine & History Small Group Tour

Spend three hours eating and drinking your way through Seville's oldest bars alongside a culinary expert who unpacks the history behind each stop. You'll taste over nine tapas—Iberian ham, manchego, cured meats—paired with four local drinks including the city's signature orange wine, sampled at the bar that pioneered it. Small group of twelve, reserved spots at popular venues, enough food for a full meal.

Whale Watching Eco-Adventure from Costa Adeje

★ 5.0 (2,275)

🐠 Water Activities

4 hours – 8 hoursfrom AUD $28

Whale Watching Eco-Adventure from Costa Adeje

Board a custom 8-metre catamaran from Puerto Colón Marina for a guided two-hour marine expedition tracking whales and dolphins in Tenerife's protected Teno-Rasca waters. Led by a biologist, you'll listen to cetacean calls through hydrophone, receive live narration on board, and get professional photos emailed afterwards. Small groups of 11 maximum mean genuine interaction rather than crowded-deck tourism. Departures at 9:30am, noon, and 2:30pm daily, weather permitting.

Barcelona: Guided Food Walking Tour with Tapas and Wine

Cut through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s overwhelming restaurant scene with a curated 2.5-hour tapas crawl through the Gothic Quarter and El Born. Your local guide steers you to four neighbourhood favourites, where you'll taste nine dishes—patatas bravas, croquettes, paella, and more—paired with vermouth, cava, and wine (or soft drinks). You'll walk past Roman stones and the striking Basilica de Santa Maria del Mar while learning how Catalan food culture actually developed, rather than relying on guidebook hearsay.

Madrid Countryside Wineries Guided Tour with Wine Tasting

This six-hour winery tour ventures into Madrid's countryside to visit three working estates in the Tagus River Valley, where you'll taste over ten wines sourced from local varietals grown in the prestigious Vinos de Madrid denomination area. Each winery stop includes direct conversation with owners and winemakers, paired with regional tapas, cured meats and hot dishes substantial enough to constitute lunch. A bilingual local guide leads the experience, keeping groups intimate at a maximum of twenty people.

Paella Experience and Bottomless Wine in Barcelona

Learn to cook paella from scratch at The Paella Club, [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s contemporary cooking venue. You'll work at your own station under chef guidance, building the dish layer by layer before sitting down to eat what you've made alongside wine pours. The 2.5-hour session covers technique and tradition, finishing with a five-course spread and Cava to celebrate your handiwork.

Montserrat Private Tour with Hotel pick-up from Barcelona

A private 5-hour excursion from [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) whisks you to Montserrat's jagged peaks and centuries-old monastery. Your local guide collects you from your hotel and navigates the winding mountain roads, delivering you to this spiritual hilltop. Walk the monastery grounds, stand before the Black Madonna, and absorb views across Catalonia's rumpled landscape. The pace is yours—linger in the basilica, explore the natural park's rocky trails, or simply breathe in the altitude. It's a measured retreat from city noise, ideal for those wanting substance without the rush.

Taste of Malaga Tour : Tapas, History and Local Customs

Spend three and a half hours eating your way through Málaga's culinary scene with a guide who knows where locals actually eat. You'll work through seven neighbourhood spots sampling over a dozen tapas, cured meats and regional wines, stopping at the buzzing Atarazanas market and key cultural landmarks. Groups stay small—just twelve people—so you'll move at a real pace and get proper conversation in.

3h Boat Trip + Snorkeling in Puerto de Mogan

A three-hour boat excursion departing Puerto de Mogan that navigates Gran Canaria's dramatic coastline before anchoring at El Perchel, a secluded cove reachable only by water. Spend roughly 90 minutes snorkelling amongst local fish species, then refuel with Spanish staples: patatas con mojo, tortilla, bread and seasonal fruit. The boat is smoke-free, welcomes families and vegetarians, and includes snorkelling kit, an open bar and drone footage (weather permitting).

The Best Pubcrawl Walking Guided Tour Experience in Madrid

This 4–8 hour guided pub crawl takes you through Madrid's best drinking spots, hitting four bars plus entry to a nightclub with VIP treatment. You'll collect five shots along the way, skip entry queues everywhere, and catch exclusive drink specials at each stop. The guides—three to six depending on group size—are part of the fun, keeping energy up across varied venues. Expect a mix of locals and travellers from around the globe, all there for the same reason: a proper night out.

Premium Montserrat & Wine Full Day Tour from Barcelona

★ 5.0 (644)

Premium Montserrat & Wine Full Day Tour from Barcelona

Escape [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) for a ten-hour loop combining Montserrat's dramatic geology and spiritual heart with Catalan wine country. Your guide leads a small group through the Benedictine monastery perched among sandstone peaks, then descends to a centuries-old family winery where a multi-course meal and tastings of three organic wines anchor the afternoon. Choose between extra wandering time at Montserrat or the cogwheel train ascent, depending on your start time.

10 hoursfrom AUD $159

Paella Cooking Class with Professional Chef: Four Course Dinner

★ 5.0 (568)

Paella Cooking Class with Professional Chef: Four Course Dinner

Learn to cook authentic paella from a professional chef in Spain during this 2.5-hour hands-on class. Work in pairs at dedicated cooking stations as your guide reveals the foundational techniques behind this iconic dish. Groups prepare multiple paella varieties, giving you insight into regional variations and ingredient selection. Between cooking stages, savour a four-course dinner featuring your own creations plus chef-prepared dishes, paired with Catalan wines and an opening glass of cava.

Ribera del Duero Wineries Guided Tour & Wine Tasting from Madrid

Spend 11 hours exploring Ribera del Duero, Spain's premier wine region, on a guided day tour from Madrid. Visit three wineries—spanning medieval estates to contemporary operations—and taste a minimum of nine wines directly with the producers themselves. You'll learn how grapes are grown, harvested, and turned into some of Spain's finest bottles, with tapas served at each stop to keep pace with the tastings.

11 hoursfrom AUD $309

★ 5.0 (515)

🛕 Culture & History

Cáceres essential

Walk through Cáceres' layered past with a knowledgeable guide who peels back centuries of medieval and Renaissance architecture. This 90-minute tour navigates the walled old town, revealing how Moorish, Jewish, and Christian communities shaped the city's stone streets and plazas. You'll read the city through its buildings rather than hear a rehearsed script.

1h 30mfrom AUD $17

Girona and Costa Brava Small Group Tour from Barcelona

★ 5.0 (501)

Girona and Costa Brava Small Group Tour from Barcelona

This nine-hour day trip whisks you north from [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) into rural Catalonia, hitting three distinct stops that showcase the region's layered appeal. You'll explore Girona's medieval Old Town and Roman fortifications, wander the quiet stone lanes of Peratallada village, then finish at Calella de Palafrugell—a former fishing settlement tucked into rocky coves. The route balances architecture, countryside, and coastal scenery without the Barcelona crowds.

9 hoursfrom AUD $159

Madrid: 3 hour Guided Highlights Bike Tour with Optional Tapas

★ 5.0 (491)

Madrid: 3 hour Guided Highlights Bike Tour with Optional Tapas

See Madrid's essentials and backstreet gems in three hours by bike, moving at a pace that lets you actually absorb the city. You'll cover roughly 12 km mostly on dedicated cycle paths and through parks, with photo stops and a midway break built in. Choose a standard or electric bike depending on your legs, and if you add tapas, three small plates and a drink round out the morning or afternoon.

Taste of Spain: Tapas Cooking Class with Bottomless Wine Pairing

Spend three hours cooking Spanish tapas from scratch whilst sampling five regional wines, each paired to complement what you've prepared. You'll work through classic techniques alongside fellow food enthusiasts in an intimate kitchen setting, then sit down to eat everything you've made. The class unpicks how Spanish cooking balances simplicity with flavour, and why certain wine regions pair so naturally with specific dishes. Dinner and unlimited wine pours included.

3 hoursfrom AUD $209

★ 5.0 (442)

Sunset Guided Bike Tour in Seville

Cycle through Seville as darkness falls, moving between plazas and alleyways while the city transitions from day to night. This three-hour guided ride covers the main landmarks and quieter corners of Andalucía's capital, with a local guide pointing out historical context and current hotspots. You'll see monuments lit up against the twilight, get a sense of how Sevillanos navigate their streets after sunset, and finish with practical tips for where to eat and catch flamenco.

Barcelona Gothic Quarter VIP Tapas & Wine Tour

Walk the Gothic Quarter's medieval lanes with a local guide who knows the vermuteries, family-run tapas bars, and hidden corners where [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s oldest neighbourhood still tastes like itself. Over three hours, you'll taste Iberian ham and pork cheek, learn why Spanish omelettes start arguments, and finish in a 14th-century wine cellar with Catalan sweets and cava. Roman ruins and the Call's narrow streets frame each stop.

Seville Food Tour: Tapas, Drinks and Delights with a Local

Walk through Seville's old town with a knowledgeable local guide who steers you through neighbourhood bars and restaurants, stopping at four different spots to sample regional tapas and drinks. Over three and a half hours, you'll eat enough to call it a proper meal while learning how locals actually eat and socialise in this city. Your guide knows the kitchens, the stories behind each dish, and the neighbourhoods themselves.

Seafood Paella cooking class Sangria workshop & Local Market

Master the craft of authentic Valencian seafood paella in a hands-on three-and-a-half-hour session led by local chefs. Begin at Ruzafa Market, where residents source daily provisions, then move to the kitchen to build a proper salmorreta base, nail the socarrat's crispy edges, and work with the region's own albufera rice. Between cooking stages, learn to blend sangria and taste traditional tapas before sitting down to eat your paella alongside local wine, fresh salad, and homemade pudding.

Prado Museum Small Group Tour Skip the Line 7 People Max

Skip the queues and explore the Prado's finest works with an art historian in this small-group tour limited to seven people. Over 90 minutes, you'll navigate galleries housing masterpieces by Bosch, El Greco, Velázquez and Goya, learning the stories and symbolism embedded in each canvas. Your guide unpacks Spanish art history through direct conversation, turning the museum's 7,600-strong collection from overwhelming to intimate.

Madrid Food Tour: Tapas, Drinks and Delights with a Local

Spend three-and-a-half hours working through Madrid's best eating spots with a local guide who knows where the food really happens. You'll hit specialty shops, traditional bars, and neighbourhood haunts, tasting gambas, fried squid sandwiches, and regional classics alongside the stories behind them. By tour's end, you'll have eaten the equivalent of a full meal across at least four stops, learning how Madrid's culinary traditions actually play out in daily life.

1h Refreshing Sailing Tour in Barcelona with Open Bar & Snacks

Spend an hour sailing [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s coastline aboard a compact modern yacht with a maximum of nine passengers. Departing from Port Olímpic three times daily, you'll catch Mediterranean breezes, sip complimentary drinks and nibble snacks whilst the city's skyline recedes behind you. Your professional skipper steers towards sheltered waters for a swim stop, where dolphins occasionally surface. It's an unhurried way to see Barcelona from the water alongside fellow travellers.

Alcazar & Cathedral of Seville Exclusive Group, max. 9 travelers

A three-hour walking tour of Seville's two UNESCO-listed landmarks, capped at nine people for a more intimate experience. You'll explore the Cathedral and its iconic Giralda bell tower, then move through the Royal Alcázar's interconnected palaces and courtyards. A certified local guide leads you through centuries of Moorish and Christian architecture, revealing how the city transformed across different periods.

Sea Trek Underwater Walk in Tenerife – No Swimming Required

Walk the seafloor off Tenerife in a pressurised helmet that keeps your head dry—no swimming or diving skills needed. Descend a few metres into sheltered, gin-clear waters where tropical fish dart past as your guide stays alongside you throughout. Lasting 90 minutes, this accessible underwater experience suits everyone from non-swimmers to children, delivered with full safety briefings and professional instruction. Locker and equipment provided.

1h 30mfrom AUD $142

Photoshoot tour in Barcelona Secret Corners

★ 5.0 (243)

Photoshoot tour in Barcelona Secret Corners

A 90-minute guided walk through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s lesser-known corners with a professional photographer who captures your group in these atmospheric settings. You'll leave with 25 high-resolution images plus extras per person (from groups of two), lightly retouched and delivered within a week. It's a practical way to get quality photos of yourself against the city's genuine backdrops rather than the usual postcard spots.

1h 30mfrom AUD $60

Full-Day Trip Barcelona to Montserrat Monastery & Cava Winery

★ 5.0 (233)

2 hours – 3 hoursfrom AUD $117

Full-Day Trip Barcelona to Montserrat Monastery & Cava Winery

This seven-hour excursion whisks you from [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) to Montserrat Monastery's dramatic hilltop perch, where you'll encounter the Black Madonna in the basilica before morning crowds arrive. From there, shift gears to a family-operated cava estate where you'll traverse vineyards by 4x4, witness the bottling line, and sit down to a vineyard lunch prepared from estate ingredients. A private minibus and knowledgeable English-speaking guide keep your group of fifteen or fewer comfortable throughout.

Surf Beginner Course

Learn to ride Spain's beginner-friendly breaks with a qualified instructor over four hours. This entry-level course teaches you how to pop up safely, paddle effectively, and catch your first unbroken waves. Groups stay small (maximum six per instructor) so you'll get genuine feedback rather than generic tips. The water time runs roughly 90 minutes to two hours; the rest covers transport and theory. You'll need to swim competently and be at least six years old.

Dolphin watching by boat

Spot dolphins off the Spanish coast on a 2–3 hour boat trip timed for early morning when these marine mammals are most active. The operator guarantees sightings, putting you in the water as dolphins feed and socialise around the vessel. Suitable for all fitness levels and open to service animals, this straightforward outing works best with an early start and calm seas.

Alicante: Small-Group Countryside Wine Tour with 4 Tastings

★ 5.0 (204)

3 hours – 4 hoursfrom AUD $98

Alicante: Small-Group Countryside Wine Tour with 4 Tastings

A small-group wine tour through Alicante's Vinalopó region led by a local expert. Travel by air-conditioned vehicle from the city to a family-owned winery where you'll walk the vineyards, explore the cellar, and taste four regional wines. With just seven people maximum, the pace stays relaxed and the attention personal. Choose morning or afternoon, spend 3–4 hours, and come away understanding how Mediterranean sun shapes the wines here.

Granada: Albaicin and Sacromonte Private Tour

★ 5.0 (202)

🛕 Culture & History