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San Sebastian Old Town Pintxos Tour: 5 Bars, Local Guide★ 4.88 (1,281) · 3h
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Bilbao Food Tour with Wine Pairing: 5 Bars, Award-Winning Pintxos★ 4.99 (1,210) · 3h
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Dragonstone, Mundaka & Guernica from Bilbao: 6-hour guided tour★ 4.80 (892) · 6h
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San Sebastian Pintxo Tour: Market Tasting & Wine with Local Guide★ 4.96 (793) · 3h€ 145View ›
San Sebastián: Electric Bike Tour with Monte Igueldo Views★ 4.93 (695) · 3h€ 56View ›
San Sebastián: Old Town Pintxos Tour with Drinks & Guide★ 4.99 (623) · 3h€ 175View ›
San Sebastian E-bike Tour: Basque History and Beaches★ 4.88 (448) · 2h 20m€ 49View ›
Bilbao Pintxos & Wine Tour: Local Guide, 5 Pairings★ 4.91 (427) · 3h€ 99View ›
Rioja Wine Tour from Pamplona: 2 Wineries & Vineyard★ 4.94 (400) · 9h€ 455View ›
San Sebastian Pintxo Tour with Wine: 6 Bars, Small Group★ 4.93 (348) · 3h€ 155View ›Top rated (10)
San Sebastian: Pintxos Lunch Walk with Local Food GuideYou’ll wander San Sebastian’s old town with a local guide who tailors your pintxos tour to your tastes — sampling five unique bites and drinks along the way. Expect laughter over shared plates, stories you won’t find in guidebooks, and that feeling of being welcomed into real Basque life for an afternoon.
Private San Sebastian and Basque Coast Tour from BilbaoThis private guided tour departs from Bilbao and covers San Sebastian's beaches and old quarter, the dramatic Flysch rock formations at Zumaia, and the fishing village of Getaria on the Basque coast. A driver-guide leads the day in English or Spanish, with hotel pickup and drop-off included. The tour runs 7 to 8 hours and suits travelers arriving in Bilbao or with a free day who want to see both the city and the coast without driving themselves.Is it for me?At 7 to 8 hours, this tour fills most of a day but leaves room for an early start or a late dinner back in Bilbao. The private vehicle and fixed itinerary mean you don't drive or navigate, so you can focus on the coast and the city without the logistics of a rental car or public transit.
San Sebastian Pintxos Tour: 5 Stops & Local Wine TastingYou walk through two San Sebastian neighbourhoods, stopping at five local bars to eat pintxos and drink wine or cider with people who know the place. The guide explains the Basque food tradition and how to navigate the scene, but mostly you're eating and absorbing how locals spend their evenings. Each booking funds a meal for someone in the city's soup kitchen, and the whole thing takes three hours with minimal walking between stops.Is it for me?Right for anyone who travels to eat and wants to understand how locals actually spend their evenings, not how restaurants stage them for visitors — the small group and the unhurried pace between bars is what makes that possible.
San Sebastian Pintxos Tour: Private Wine & Tapas TastingA private pintxos and wine tour in San Sebastian's old town where you taste five Basque tapas and five wines or beers with a culinary expert guide, in a small group of just your party. The guide leads you through the bars locals actually use, explaining the food and wine culture as you go; no other groups join yours, and the route is built around what's good that day rather than a fixed itinerary.Is it for me?Book this private tour if you want to set your own pace through pintxo bars—your group decides when to linger and which stops matter most, rather than moving with a larger group's schedule.
Bilbao & Biscay Coast: Gaztelugatxe & Mundaka Private TourYou travel privately along the Biscay coast with a local guide who picks you up from your hotel and returns you at the end of the day. The route includes San Juan de Gaztelugatxe (a clifftop hermitage reached by 241 steps), Mundaka (a surfer's town with views over the Urdaibai Biosphere Reserve), and Gernika (home to the historic Gernika tree and Picasso's legacy). Transportation, guiding, and insurance are all included; you choose whether to climb the full route or view from the overlooks.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Biscay coast without arranging your own transport or sharing the guide with other travelers — the private format means your guide can pause where you're interested and adjust the day to your pace.
Private Pintxos and Wine Tour in San SebastiánA private 3-hour pintxos and wine tour in San Sebastián pairs five Basque tapas with five Spanish wines while a local English-speaking guide introduces you to the city's food customs and history. Hotel pickup is included for select locations. The tour requires a minimum of 4 participants; if numbers fall short after booking, you'll be offered an alternative date or full refund.Is it for me?A three-to-four-hour tour leaves your morning or evening free, so it fits into a day with other plans—arrive in the afternoon and taste your way through the old town, or book an early slot and have the rest of the day to explore on your own. The private format means the group stays small and the pace stays yours.
Bilbao: Pintxos & Tapas Food Tour with Local GuideYou walk through Bilbao's old town and riverside neighborhoods for 3.5 hours, stopping at four or more specialty shops, pintxos bars, and eateries. Your local guide explains the history and culture behind what you're tasting — from croquetas and salt cod to Basque cheese and regional wines — and by the end you've eaten the equivalent of a full meal without ever sitting down. Water and drinks are included; vegetarian and non-alcoholic options are available on request.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Bilbao's food culture the way locals experience it — moving through real neighborhoods, stopping where people actually eat, and learning the history behind each bite — without arranging your own bar crawl or worrying about which places are worth your time.
San Sebastián Food Tour: Pintxos, Cider & Local BarsThis three-hour small-group walking tour through San Sebastián's Gros neighborhood and Old Town takes you into five family-run bars and bakeries for six tastings and four local drink pours, including a hands-on moment building a Gilda skewer and cider poured txotx-style. Groups stay under ten, and your English-speaking guide weaves in stories of Basque daily life and the city's Belle Époque landmarks as you move through the market square where locals still shop. The tour ends at the city's oldest pastry shop, open since 1886, where you taste the pantxineta—flaky puff pastry with pastry cream and toasted almonds—to take with you.Is it for me?Book the small-group tour if you want to move at a shared pace and meet other food travelers; upgrade to private if your group wants the guide and the bars to themselves, and you're choosing the timing and the stops together.
Bilbao to Rioja: 3 Wineries, Laguardia & Gehry Hotel TourYou’ll start in Bilbao with a drive into Rioja wine country, tasting premium reds in a centuries-old underground cellar before moving on to family-run wineries for more pours (and snacks). Lunch is in medieval Laguardia followed by a slow stroll through its winding streets, then a photo stop at Gehry’s wild hotel among the vines. Expect good wine, real stories, and maybe a few surprises along the way.
San Sebastian: 2 Bays Boat Tour & Sunset with CavaYou board at San Sebastian's port and spend 2 to 2.5 hours on a small boat moving through the two bays, past Monte Urgull, Santa Clara Island and Pasaia. An audioguide in four languages feeds information through your phone; on the sunset tour you get cava and a Polaroid souvenir. The boat is semi-private, includes drinks and a restroom, and returns you to the same port where you started.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to understand San Sebastian's geography and coastline without arranging your own boat — the semi-private format and family-run operation mean you're not on a crowded tour, and the audioguide lets you listen at your own pace instead of following a group.
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Bilbao Old Town Walking Tour: Local Guide, Small GroupsA 2-hour walking tour of Bilbao's Old Town led by a local guide in English, covering the city's history, Basque culture and present-day life in small groups. The tour operates on a free-tour model where you decide the tip amount after the walk based on your satisfaction. Minimum age is 15; the route is wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?The 2-hour walk moves at a conversational pace through flat, accessible streets, so it suits anyone who wants to learn the city's story without a rushed schedule or steep terrain. Small groups mean you're not herded through stops—you move at the guide's pace and ask questions as you go.
San Sebastian walking tour: Old Town pintxo & drinkA guided walking tour of San Sebastian that moves from the Belle Époque landmarks of the city centre — City Hall, the Maria Cristina Hotel, the Victoria Eugenia Theatre — into the Old Town's historic churches and pintxo-lined streets. The guide shares the city's nineteenth-century origins and cultural life, and the tour concludes with a pintxo and drink in a classic bar (available on the small group option). Duration runs 1.5 to 2 hours, and the guide speaks English or Spanish, or both.Is it for me?Book the small group option if you want the guide's full attention and the pintxo and drink that anchor the tour's conclusion; the bilingual option works for mixed-language groups who want one shared experience, though it skips the food and drink component.
Bilbao Walking Tour: Casco Viejo & Local Culture with GuideYou walk through Bilbao's Casco Viejo with a local guide for two hours, stopping at Plaza Nueva, Santiago Cathedral, La Ribera market, and the city's oldest walls. You learn Basque culture, local traditions like txikiteros, and the history behind the buildings and streets. The guide is included, the pace suits all fitness levels, and you finish knowing the city as locals do.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Bilbao's layout and history in one morning without arranging a guide yourself — two hours is enough to cover the main sites and get a local's perspective on why they matter.
Bilbao Walking Tour: Old Town, Guggenheim & EnsancheYou walk from the medieval Seven Streets and San Antón Church through the grand nineteenth-century Ensanche, ending at the Guggenheim and Zubizuri Bridge. A professional guide handles the history and context, the group stays small, and the route covers three different eras of the city in one morning without you having to plan the stops or timing yourself.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand how Bilbao evolved from a medieval port to an industrial powerhouse to a modern cultural hub, all in one morning with someone who knows the story. The walk is steady but not strenuous, and small groups mean you're not lost in a crowd.
Bilbao Private Walking Tour: Personalized to Your InterestsA private walking tour of Bilbao where you and your guide build the itinerary together based on what interests you most. The guide speaks English, Spanish or German and knows the city's iconic sites—the Fountain of the Three Lions, Plaza Moyúa, the Old Town, the Ribera Market—as well as lesser-known neighborhoods and corners. You choose the pace, the stops and how deep to go into history, architecture or local life.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to see Bilbao without following a script—your guide adapts the route, the pace and the focus to what actually interests you, so you're not paying for stops you don't care about or rushing past the things that matter.
Bilbao Bike Tour: E-bike or Classic, Small GroupA semi-private bike tour of Bilbao for groups of up to 8 riders, starting near Mercado de la Ribera with your choice of a classic or e-bike and a local English-speaking guide. You'll ride through the city's origins, 19th-century expansion, shopping district and waterfront, stopping at Doña Casilda Iturrizar Park and the Zubizuri Bridge to learn why each place shaped Bilbao. The small group size means personalized attention; children from age 14 are welcome.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to understand the neighborhoods and stories behind Bilbao's landmarks—a local guide narrates context as you ride, rather than just passing the sights themselves.
Bike Tour San Sebastian: Three Beaches & Belle Époque LandmarksA guided bike tour of San Sebastian that follows the cycle paths along three beaches (La Concha, Ondarreta, Zurriola) and passes Belle Époque landmarks including Miramar Palace, the Victoria Eugenia Theatre, and the Peine del Viento sculpture. The tour runs 2.5 hours, starts and ends at the Buen Pastor Cathedral, and includes a local guide, helmet, bike insurance, and the choice of a standard bike or e-bike. You can book a small group or private group in English or Spanish.Is it for me?Book the small group tour to share the guide with other travelers and split costs; choose the private option if you want to set your own pace and stops along the beaches and landmarks.
Bilbao Airport Transfer to San Sebastián & Rioja HotelsYou're picked up by name at Bilbao Airport arrivals and driven directly to your hotel in Bilbao, San Sebastián, Vitoria, Rioja or Pamplona in a private car. The driver waits for you, handles your luggage, and the price is set before departure — no negotiation at the curb, no shared van delays. Available 6am to 11pm daily.Is it for me?Book this if you land at Bilbao and want to skip the taxi queue and arrive at your hotel without arranging transport or negotiating a fare — the fixed price and driver waiting at arrivals is what removes that friction entirely.
Bilbao Private Walking Tour with a Local GuideA private walking tour of Bilbao led by a local resident who customizes the route to match your interests—whether that's food, art, history or the quieter neighborhoods tourists miss. You choose the duration (2 to 6 hours) and the Lokafyer adapts the walk to what you want to see, sharing stories and tips you won't find in a guidebook. The tour is unscripted and personalized, so no two walks are the same.Is it for me?Book this if you want to move beyond the main attractions and see Bilbao the way locals do—the neighborhoods, the food spots, the stories that don't make it into guidebooks. The unscripted route means you're not following a predetermined path; instead, the walk bends toward what actually interests you, which is what makes it feel like exploring with a friend rather than following a tour group.
Bilbao: Ebike Tour with Guggenheim & Local MarketsYou’ll ride safe bike lanes through Bilbao with a local guide—gliding past Guggenheim Museum’s wild shapes, pausing in green parks, tasting cheese at La Ribera Market. Feel city life shift from riverside calm to busy plazas as you go. This tour is more than sightseeing—it’s a way into everyday Bilbao that lingers long after you park your bike.
