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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Boat Rental Santa Ponsa Mallorca: 5 People, No License RequiredYou’ll set off from Santa Ponsa behind your own wheel—no license needed—and trace the coast past Costa de la Calma and Paguera’s lively beaches. Swim or snorkel in Cala Fornells’ clear blue water and spot quiet corners only visible from the sea. With petrol included and an ice cooler for your drinks, you can just focus on drifting along—and maybe getting a little sunburnt.
Córdoba from Málaga: Mosque-Cathedral & Jewish Quarter TourYou’ll cross Córdoba’s Roman Bridge with a local guide, stroll through the winding Jewish Quarter, and step inside the legendary Mosque-Cathedral. Enjoy hours of free time to taste Andalusian dishes or get lost among flower-filled patios—this day trip from Málaga lets you feel both history and daily life up close.
Mallorca Catamaran Cruise: Swim, Snorkel & TapasA 4-hour small group catamaran cruise from Palma, Mallorca, where you swim, snorkel or paddleboard in turquoise Balearic waters, then return to the boat for homemade Spanish tapas and cocktails. The crew speaks English, Spanish and German, and all water equipment—snorkelling gear, SUP boards, floating devices—is provided. You choose how active your afternoon is: dive in or stay on deck.Is it for me?You get an afternoon that splits between doing and being still, with all the gear ready and no planning required—the small group size and included water equipment mean you can jump in or stay on deck without deciding in advance or paying extra for what you use.
Tenerife South: Whale & Dolphin Watching with Marine BiologistYou board a ten-person boat with a marine biologist who cuts the engines when dolphins appear so you can hear them underwater through a hydrophone. The tour includes sea turtle and seabird sightings, real-time conservation briefing, and no interference with animal behavior. Book ahead — the small group size means spots go quickly.Is it for me?Book this if you want to watch cetaceans without disturbing them and actually understand what you're seeing — the biologist guide and small group size mean you get real conservation education, not just sightings.
La Pedrera Barcelona: Gaudí Night Tour & Rooftop ProjectionsYou enter La Pedrera through its inner courtyards lit by audiovisuals, climb to the museum level to understand Gaudí's design philosophy, then reach the rooftop for the projected light show on his famous chimneys. The experience ends with Cava and sweetmeats in the Provença patio. Admission, guide, and the glass of Cava are all included; the whole evening takes 1.5 hours.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see La Pedrera as a designed experience rather than a daytime landmark — the audiovisuals and rooftop projections only happen at night, and the small-group format with a guide means you move through the building with context instead of on your own.
Montserrat Wine Tour: Monastery, Cogwheel Train & TastingA full-day guided tour from Barcelona to Montserrat Mountain includes a one-hour monastery tour with a local English-speaking guide, free time to hike or attend the Boy's Choir, and a multi-course Catalan lunch at Oller del Mas winery with three wine tastings. Groups stay under 20 people; you choose between the 8:30 a.m. departure (2.5 hours free time at Montserrat) or the 9:45 a.m. option with a scenic Cogwheel Train ride. A VIP add-on unlocks exclusive access to the winery's barrel cellar and premium wine tasting.Is it for me?Book the 8:30 a.m. departure if you want maximum time to hike or explore Montserrat on your own; choose the 9:45 a.m. option with the Cogwheel Train if the scenic ride matters more than extra free time. Add the VIP Experience if you want to taste premium wines in the cellar where they age, a space most visitors never access.
San Sebastián: Old Town Pintxos Tour with Drinks & GuideYou’ll wander San Sebastián’s Old Town with a local guide who knows every pintxo bar worth visiting. Taste five handpicked pintxos paired with cider or Txakoli wine, learn quirky Basque traditions, and share laughs with locals along the way. It’s more than food—it’s feeling like you belong for an evening.
Malaga: Private Electric Tuk Tuk Tour & CathedralYou ride through Malaga's historic center and waterfront in a private electric tuk tuk with a local guide, stopping at the Cathedral, Alcazaba fortress, and Malagueta Beach. The 60-minute tour includes the Giblarfaro viewpoint; the 120-minute version adds Baños del Carmen. Hotel pickup is included, and the fixed route means you see the main landmarks without planning the stops yourself.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to see Malaga's main sights without arranging transport or planning stops yourself—the private tuk tuk and fixed route mean you cover the Cathedral, fortress, and viewpoints in one smooth ride, and the electric vehicle lets you move through narrow streets and hear your guide without engine noise.
Gran Canaria Dolphin & Whale Catamaran Cruise with WindowsA 2.5-hour catamaran cruise in Puerto Rico, Gran Canaria designed for whale and dolphin watching, with underwater viewing windows and a professional crew trained in cetacean behavior and history. The boat, Spirit of the Sea, is captained by Ivan Lopez, a certified cetacean-watching professional with 15 years of experience. If no cetaceans are spotted, you receive a bonus credit valid for one year to rebook the tour free.Is it for me?Choose the option with pickup if you're arriving without a rental car or prefer not to navigate to the dock in Puerto Rico; book the cruise-only option if you have your own transport or are staying nearby. Either way, the underwater windows and the captain's 15 years of experience mean you're watching from a boat built for this, not a general tour boat adapted for it.
Old Town Madrid: Royal Palace to Plaza Mayor Walking TourYou walk Madrid's medieval core with a professional guide for 2.5 hours, starting at the Royal Palace and ending at Puerta del Sol. You see the Arab Walls, Plaza Mayor, Mercado de San Miguel, and the narrow streets of La Latina without arranging your own route or timing. The group stays small, and wheelchair access is available throughout, though you'll need comfortable shoes and should dress for the weather.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand Madrid's medieval layout and history without planning their own route or timing. Expect to be on your feet for the full 2.5 hours on cobblestone streets, which is what lets you actually see the neighborhoods instead of rushing between major sites.
Gran Canaria: Beginner Scuba Dive & Small Group PickupYou’ll start your beginner scuba dive in Gran Canaria with a friendly local guide and a small group for extra attention. Learn basic skills in shallow water before heading out to see colorful fish and maybe even stingrays. Hotel pickup is included so you don’t have to stress about logistics — just focus on breathing underwater for the first time.
Ibiza: West Coast Boat Trip with Drinks & Water SportsYou’ll feel Ibiza’s wild side as you sail along its west coast with drinks flowing, music playing, and plenty of chances to swim or paddle board in hidden coves. With fresh fruit always within reach and a local guide sharing stories, you’ll probably wish this 3-hour boat trip could last all day.
Barcelona: White Rabbit Immersive Art Experience & VRYou move through 10 interactive art rooms created by local artists, experiencing Barcelona through 360° screens, VR, infinity mirrors, and AI installations instead of looking at it from a distance. Entry is flex-time—you choose when to arrive during opening hours—and includes access to the OFF-SHOP with local coffee and gifts. The whole visit takes as long as you want it to, and the space is two minutes from Casa Batlló on Passeig de Gràcia.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see Barcelona the way locals do rather than the way postcards show it—the flex-time entry means you fit it into your schedule without booking a specific time, and the 10 interactive rooms work for solo travelers, families, and groups of any size.
Madrid: Prado Museum Tour & Botín Lunch with Walking RouteYou’ll follow an expert guide through Madrid’s Prado Museum highlights, stroll lively streets from the Literary Quarter to Plaza Mayor, then head behind-the-scenes at Botín before sitting down for their signature three-course lunch. Expect laughter, local stories, and sensory moments that linger long after you leave.
Spanish Civil War Museum Barcelona: Bullet-scarred squareYou walk through Barcelona's Gothic Quarter for 2.5 hours with an expert guide who unpacks the Spanish Civil War, anarchist Barcelona, and Franco's dictatorship through the actual sites where it happened—Sant Felip Neri's bomb-scarred square, the Basilica of Santa Maria del Pi, and streets still marked by shrapnel. You leave understanding why this city was so central to the conflict and what those scars mean.Is it for me?Right for anyone wanting to understand Barcelona's role in the Spanish Civil War and Franco's dictatorship through the actual streets and scars—the expert guide handles the complexity of the factions and politics so you don't have to piece it together alone. Plan for 2.5 hours of walking at a steady pace through the Old Town, which is exactly what lets you cover the ground and absorb the history.
Granada: Albayzin & Sacromonte Walking Tour with CavesYou’ll wander Granada’s Albayzin & Sacromonte neighborhoods with a local guide who brings every corner to life — from hidden fountains to flamenco caves echoing with music. Expect city views at Mirador de San Nicolás, winding alleys full of stories, and that lingering feeling you’ve touched something real.
Barcelona: Private Sailing Trip with Open Bar & SnacksYou’ll slip away from Barcelona’s bustle on a private sailing trip with open bar and snacks, guided by a local skipper who knows these waters well. Take in the skyline from a new angle, anchor for a swim if you’re up for it, and maybe spot dolphins if luck’s on your side. It’s relaxed, low-key — more about feeling than sightseeing.
Segovia: Hot-Air Balloon Ride & Brunch with Madrid PickupYou’ll watch Segovia wake up from a hot-air balloon as you float past ancient aqueducts, castle towers, and golden rooftops at sunrise. After landing, share brunch and cava with your group in the open air. Includes hotel pickup if you’re coming from Madrid — plus photos to remember it all.
Montserrat & Cava tour from Barcelona: Small group with guideA guided small group tour from Barcelona to Montserrat Mountain and its Benedictine monastery, plus a walking tour of Sant Sadurní d'Anoia, the cava capital, with hotel pickup and monastery entrance included. The group stays under 8 people, and you choose between a Spanish-language tour, English-language tour, or private option. The 10-hour day covers Barcelona's highlights on the drive out, a walk through Montserrat's natural park, and a tour of the town where cava production has thrived for five centuries.Is it for me?Pick the small group tour if you want the company of other travelers and a lower price; pick the private option if your group wants the full day to itself and prefers a cava cellar visit with tasting included. The Spanish or English small group tour works the same way—choose based on which language your guide speaks.
Seville Cathedral: Skip-the-Line Tour & Gothic MasterpieceYou skip the entry line at Seville's largest Gothic cathedral, walk through the building with an official guide using a headset so you hear every detail, and learn how a 1198 mosque became the symbol of Christian Seville's wealth and power. The tour takes you through centuries of architecture in one afternoon, and you leave knowing exactly why this building mattered—and still does.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Seville's most important monument without spending an hour in the entry line—the skip-the-line access and small-group format with a guide means you actually absorb what you're looking at instead of just moving through the crowd.
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- Region of Murcia›
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- Tarifa›
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- Valencia›
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