Things to do in Spain
Dali Museum Barcelona40 optionsPrado Museum Guided Tour46 optionsDolphin Watching Tenerife34 optionsMallorca Boat Tour70 optionsBarcelona City Tour10 optionsFlamenco Tour Seville24 optionsDay Trips from Barcelona7 optionsDay Trips from Madrid15 optionsWhale Watching Tenerife28 optionsFlamenco Tour Madrid10 optionsMadrid City Tour6 optionsFlamenco Performance16 options
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Tarragona: House of Illusion Magic Show & DinnerYou arrive early for a drink, sit down to a three-course dinner while magicians work your table, then watch a full stage show of illusions, shadowography, and escapology. All-inclusive drinks run throughout. Choose between VIP front-row seating, Gold central seats, Silver standard view, or drinks-only. Shows run at 18:30, 20:30, and 22:00; dinner is served at the first two times only.Is it for me?Book this if you want an evening where magic happens at arm's length, not just on stage — the close-up magicians at your table are what make this different from a standard theatre show, and the dinner means you're not watching on an empty stomach or paying separately for food.
Barcelona: E-Bike Photo Tour with Tapas & Pro PhotographerYou’ll join a small group in Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter for an easy e-bike ride led by a professional photographer guide. Capture Gaudí landmarks like Sagrada Família and Casa Batlló, then unwind at Barceloneta Beach with fresh tapas and drinks. Expect laughter, local stories, souvenir photos—and maybe even a little sand in your shoes.
Lanzarote: Catamaran Sailing to Papagayo Beach with Lunch & SnorkelingYou sail from Puerto Calero Marina to Papagayo Beach, spend two hours in the water swimming and snorkeling with provided equipment, eat a freshly prepared lunch on board, and return after four hours total. Unlimited drinks, a multilingual crew, and kayaks and paddleboards are included — nothing else to arrange or pay for once you're on the boat.Is it for me?A good fit if you want a full water day without arranging transport, equipment rental, or lunch separately — everything is on the boat and included in the price. Plan to be out for about four hours total, which is what lets you sail, swim, snorkel, eat and return without feeling rushed.
Montserrat Private Tour: Monastery & Mountain ViewsA private half-day tour from Barcelona to Montserrat includes hotel pickup and drop-off, a professional local guide, entrance to the Benedictine Monastery, and a short walking tour of the natural park. The 5-hour trip covers the drive from Barcelona, a walk through the monastery grounds, and time to explore the surrounding peaks and trails at your own pace. The guide adjusts the itinerary to your interests—whether that means visiting the basilica to see the Black Madonna, hiking to the Holy Cave, or simply taking in the views from the peak.Is it for me?You have a free afternoon or morning in Barcelona and want to see one of Catalonia's most important pilgrimage sites without arranging your own transport or buying separate tickets—the private pickup and included entrance mean you arrive ready to explore, and the guide's local knowledge fills in the history and legend as you move through the monastery and mountain.
Benalmádena Dolphin Sightseeing Catamaran Tour: Alboran SeaA catamaran dolphin sightseeing tour departing from Benalmádena that navigates the Alboran Sea and Costa del Sol, with the route changing daily depending on where dolphins are located and sea conditions. The tour runs roughly 100 minutes with a live guide in English or Spanish, crew commentary on marine life, onboard bar, WiFi and restroom facilities. Dolphin sightings cannot be guaranteed due to weather and visibility, but if dolphins are not spotted you can reschedule at a 50% discount.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see the Costa del Sol from the water and don't mind that the exact route depends on where dolphins show up that day — the flexibility is what makes each departure different, and it's also why the crew can spend time with dolphins when they're spotted instead of sticking to a fixed schedule.
Málaga: Caminito del Rey Hike & Gorge Walk with PickupYou ride from your Málaga hotel to the Gaitanes Gorge, hike 2.5 hours along wooden paths 100 meters above the river with an English or German-speaking guide, photograph the canyon and suspension bridges at your own pace, then return by air-conditioned bus. Entry, transport, and water are included; the whole day takes roughly six hours from pickup to drop-off.Is it for me?Book this if you want the full Caminito del Rey experience without arranging transport, entry, or timing yourself — the pickup from your Málaga hotel and the fixed schedule mean you show up ready to hike, and the guide handles the rest.
Seville: Guadalquivir River Cruise & Tapas with Torre del OroYou board a small sightseeing boat and cruise the Guadalquivir River for either one hour or 90 minutes, passing the Torre del Oro, Triana Bridge, Giralda, and Palace of San Telmo. The longer option includes Iberian ham and Manchego cheese with your choice of drink. The boat has covered seating, an open upper terrace, music, a bar, WiFi, and restrooms. You arrive ten minutes before departure and choose your seat based on whether you want sun or shade.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see Seville's main landmarks from the water without arranging a separate boat tour — the small group size and fixed route mean you get the views without the hassle of navigation or timing.
Malaga: Tapas & Market Tour with Wine TastingYou'll walk through Malaga's central market, taste Iberian ham and vermouth in a traditional grocery shop, sit down for classic Andalusian tapas with wine pairings, and finish at a chef-led restaurant reimagining local dishes. The whole thing takes a half-day, includes 14+ tastings and a guide, and keeps the group under a dozen people so you're not lost in a crowd.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat what locals actually eat in Malaga without spending the day figuring out which restaurants are worth your time — the guide handles the stops, the tastings are spread across seven places instead of one, and the small group size means you're not competing for the guide's attention.
Lanzarote: Can Am Buggy Tour & Wine Tasting 3 HoursYou drive an automatic Can Am buggy through Lanzarote's volcanic interior and wine-growing villages for three hours, with a main stop at a wine museum and bodega for coffee, tapas, and wine tasting. The route climbs from Puerto del Carmen through Tías and La Geria, with Timanfaya National Park as the backdrop. Protective glasses and a discount at the Marina restaurant are included; you need a valid driver's license with two years' experience and an International Driving Permit if you're a U.S. citizen.Is it for me?This suits drivers who want to explore Lanzarote's interior and volcanic landscape without planning a route or navigating themselves — the buggy and the guide take care of that, leaving you to focus on the views and the ride.
Marbella: Guadalmina Canyon Canyoning Tour with PhotosYou’ll jump into cool pools, slide down natural rocks, float through shaded gorges, and even try rappelling—all guided by locals who know every twist of Guadalmina Canyon near Marbella. Gear and photos are included so you can focus on fun (and not worry about your phone). It’s wild in parts but always feels safe—and you’ll leave grinning, maybe even braver than before.
Barcelona: Gaudí & Beaches e-Bike Tour Small GroupYou ride through Barcelona's Gothic Quarter, past Gaudí's masterpieces on Passeig de Gràcia, see Sagrada Família up close, then either head to the beach and waterfront or loop back through the Old Town — all in three hours with a local guide, helmet, and e-bike included. No navigation, no ticket lines, no figuring out which metro to take.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see Barcelona's main landmarks in one morning or afternoon without planning a route, buying metro tickets, or walking until your feet hurt — the bike and the guide handle all three.
Barcelona: Small Group Sailing Tour with Cava & SnacksYou’ll sail along Barcelona’s coast with a small group, sipping local cava as city landmarks drift by. Taste simple snacks under open skies and learn sailing basics from your skipper. There’s room to relax or chat while sea air works its magic — it’s those quiet moments you’ll remember most.
Barcelona DJ Catamaran Cruise: Dance on the waterYou board a white catamaran with four drink vouchers in hand, a resident DJ spinning behind you, and the Barcelona coast ahead. Two hours of dancing, swimming-pool-blue water, and strangers who become friends for the night. Soft drinks are unlimited, the check-in is quick, and the crew keeps the energy high without letting things get messy.Is it for me?Right for travelers looking to party without planning logistics — the boat, the DJ, the drinks, and the crowd are all sorted. Plan for an evening or afternoon out: the two-hour window is what lets you fit this into a night out without it taking over your whole day.
San Sebastian Pintxo Tour: Market Tasting & Wine with Local GuideA small-group food tour of San Sebastian led by a local guide, visiting the Bretxa market and five pintxo bars for market tastings, regional wines and a traditional dessert. Max 9 people with reserved seating at every stop, so you move through the bars without waiting at the counter. The tour runs three hours and includes an EARRA TOURS recommendations guide to keep eating and drinking on your own in the days after.Is it for me?Book the small-group version if you want to move through five bars without navigating the city or waiting at counters—reserved seating and a local guide who knows what to order means you taste the pintxo evolution in three hours instead of spending a day figuring it out. Choose the private option if you're traveling with people who want the same bars and the same pace without joining strangers.
Skip the Line Barcelona Sagrada Familia: Golden Hour insideYou skip the entry line at Sagrada Familia and spend the golden hour inside with a licensed guide and a small group. The guide explains Gaudí's design choices and the building's history while the afternoon light hits the stained glass at its best angle. You avoid the crowds and the guesswork about what you are looking at, and you are done in time to explore the rest of Barcelona afterward.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see Sagrada Familia without standing in a long queue and who care about understanding the building, not just photographing it. The late-afternoon timing is what makes the stained-glass light work — plan to be inside for the golden hour itself.
Barcelona: Old Town Tapas Tour with Vermouth & Local BarsYou’ll wander Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter with a local guide, tasting classic Catalan tapas from family-run bars—think croquettes, padrón peppers, and sausage in cider sauce—plus try vermouth where locals gather after dark. Expect laughter over shared plates, stories in hidden squares, and that feeling when food makes you feel part of somewhere new.
Seville Flamenco Show: Skip-the-Line Tablao Pura Esencia & WineYou arrive into a live flamenco performance with singer, guitarist, and two dancers performing regional Andalusian styles. A welcome glass of Spanish wine or beer is included. The one-hour show happens on the Guadalquivir riverbank in Triana, and skip-the-line access gets you seated without waiting. Wheelchair accessible throughout.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see authentic flamenco without arranging transport or timing yourself around multiple stops — the fixed one-hour show and riverside location in Triana mean you get the real thing in a single evening slot.
Tenerife: 2h Viking Cruise Whale & Dolphin Watching TourYou’ll set sail from Los Cristianos on a real Viking-style ship, searching for wild dolphins and pilot whales along Tenerife’s southern coast. Friendly guides share stories in English and Spanish while kids can get their faces painted as Vikings. It’s two hours of sea air, laughter, and moments you might not expect — perfect if you want something lively but not rushed.
Granada: Alhambra & Generalife Skip-the-Line with Nasrid PalacesYou skip the entry lines and join a small group (around 10 people) for a guided walk through the Nasrid Palaces, Alcazaba fortress, and Generalife Gardens — the core of what makes the Alhambra worth seeing. Your guide speaks one of five languages, you hear them clearly through a headset, and you don't have to figure out what you're looking at on your own. The group tickets mean you stay together, which is what keeps the pace manageable and the experience coherent instead of rushed.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Alhambra's main attractions without navigating entry lines or figuring out the route yourself — the small group and skip-the-line access are what make a full tour of the Nasrid Palaces, Alcazaba and Generalife fit into one morning or afternoon without feeling rushed.
Barcelona & Montserrat: Full Day with Skip-the-Line & PickupYou get picked up from your hotel or cruise ship and spend a full day moving through Barcelona's main landmarks—Sagrada Familia, Passeig de Gràcia, Montjuïc, El Born—then drive out to Montserrat National Park where skip-the-line entry to the basilica is already arranged. Luggage travels with you, and drop-off happens wherever you're headed next, so you never have to backtrack or negotiate transport between stops.Is it for me?Book this if you want Barcelona's main sights plus Montserrat's mountain and monastery in a single day without arranging separate transport, park tickets, or timing—the small group size and included logistics mean you spend the day looking instead of planning.
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