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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Palma de Mallorca: Cooking Class in 16th-Century WindmillYou’ll step into Palma’s oldest windmill for a hands-on Spanish cooking class led by locals who love sharing stories as much as recipes. Prepare classic dishes like tortilla and paella together, then gather at the long table for local wine and laughter. It’s not just about food—it’s about feeling part of Mallorca for an afternoon.Is it for me?You'll cook the entire menu yourself in a 16th-century windmill, learning the techniques that let you recreate these dishes at home.
Puerto Rico de Gran Canaria Dolphin & Whale Watching CruiseA 2.5-hour dolphin and whale watching cruise departs daily from Puerto Rico de Gran Canaria at 10:30 am and 1:30 pm, carrying up to 97 guests on the Spirit of the Sea catamaran along the island's southwest coast. The boat has a glass bottom and underwater viewing windows for close observation, a live guide fluent in English, Spanish or German, and a crew trained in cetacean ecology. Hotel pickup is available from Mogán, Taurito, Playa del Inglés, Maspalomas, San Agustín and Bahía Feliz; if your accommodation is outside these areas, you arrange your own transport to the departure point. Soft drinks and water are included throughout.Is it for me?Book with hotel pickup if you're staying in one of the listed resort areas and want to skip the logistics of finding Puerto Rico's departure point; without pickup, you'll need your own transport to the harbor, but the departure times give you flexibility to fit the cruise around other plans.
Barcelona: Private Food Tour with 6 or 10 Tastings & Local MarketsYou’ll join a local guide through Barcelona’s lively markets and hidden corners, tasting pintxos, jamón, churros with chocolate, and more along the way. Expect stories between bites, city highlights off the main drag, and real moments with locals — plus plenty of flavors you’ll remember long after you leave.
Malaga: Authentic Flamenco Show & Andalusian Dinner at AlegriaYou arrive 30 minutes early for dinner, taste traditional Andalusian dishes paired with local wine, then settle in to watch experienced flamenco dancers perform with raw passion. All fees and taxes are included in the price, and the venue is centrally located in Malaga with accessible facilities. No logistics to arrange — just show up and let the evening unfold.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want an evening of authentic flamenco without arranging a separate dinner reservation or worrying about hidden costs — the meal beforehand and all fees are already included, so you arrive, eat, and watch.
Seville: Triana Private Tapas Tour & Family TavernsYou’ll follow a local guide through Triana’s maze of family-run bars, tasting fried fish in adobo, garlic shrimp, Iberian pork loin, and sipping vermouth or local wine along the way. With every bite comes a story — sometimes from your guide, sometimes from whoever’s sitting next to you at the counter. Expect laughter, history, and flavors you’ll want to chase again.
Glass Bottom Boat Tour Fuerteventura: Snorkel, Kayak & LunchThe Odyssee 3 glass bottom boat tour in Fuerteventura takes you along the coast and into the Natural Park of Jandía, where you descend to an underwater viewing chamber to see fish, turtles, dolphins and whales, then anchor for water activities—snorkeling, kayaking, a water slide, paddleboard—and Canarian lunch. The boat holds a blue flag certification for cetacean sightings. Children from age 3 are welcome; guides speak English, Spanish, Italian, French and one additional language. The tour runs 4 hours and includes pickup, snorkeling gear, kayak and paddleboard use, lunch and an open bar with beer and sangria.Is it for me?The tour runs 4 hours with a mix of sitting (in the viewing chamber and on deck), standing and water entry—you descend stairs to the underwater area and later swim or paddle during the activity stop. If you want marine life sightings without a long hike or strenuous activity, the glass bottom boat and the water activities balance observation with hands-on time in the water.
Málaga: Caminito del Rey Day Trip & Ardales VillageYou're picked up in Málaga and driven to Ardales for breakfast, then walk the full 7.7 km Caminito del Rey with a guide who explains the restored cliffside path, suspension bridge, and Gaitanes Gorge views. Entry, transport, and a professional guide are all arranged—you just show up and walk.Is it for me?Book this if you want to walk Caminito del Rey without arranging your own transport, timing the entrance, or navigating the route alone—the guide and fixed schedule handle all three, leaving you to focus on the canyon and the path.
Gran Canaria: Island Day Tour with Bandama Crater, Pico & DunesYou’ll cross Gran Canaria from Las Palmas through volcanic craters and mountain villages before reaching the sea. Expect coffee in Santa Brígida’s old cafés, sweeping views from Pico de las Nieves, a laid-back lunch in Fataga surrounded by palms, and time to wander barefoot through Maspalomas’ golden dunes—all with an English-speaking guide and transport included.
Cáceres Old Town Walking Tour: History, UNESCO Sites & Local StoriesYou’ll walk ancient streets in Cáceres’ old town with a local guide who knows every story behind each stone. Expect surprising silence, unexpected details above doorways, and small moments with locals along the way. The pace is gentle — suitable for strollers or wheelchairs — so you can really soak up what makes this World Heritage city linger in your memory.
City Bike Rental Malaga: 24-Hour Self-Guided RoutesYou pick up a comfortable city bike with helmet, lock, and detailed route maps, then ride at your own pace along the coast toward Pedregalejo and El Palo, or inland to the Botanical Gardens and Limonero Dam, or west to Torremolinos and the River Guadalhorce nature reserve. The staff give you insider tips and local discounts before you leave. You return the bike within 24 hours.Is it for me?Right for independent riders who want to explore Málaga's coast and neighbourhoods at their own pace without a guide or fixed itinerary—the detailed maps and insider tips mean you're not navigating blind, but you're free to linger, backtrack, or skip stops as you choose.
Barcelona Sunset Cruise: Cava, Snacks & Open BarYou board at Marina Port Vell and sail out past the Columbus Monument into open water, where cava, wine, beer and light snacks are included throughout. The skipper shares local insights as you watch the sun set behind Barcelona's skyline, Sagrada Família and the mountains—the view you can only get from the sea. Weather permitting, there's a swim stop on the way back to the marina.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Barcelona's most famous sunset without fighting crowds on a beach or watching through a restaurant window—the open bar and small group size mean you're actually relaxing, not managing logistics.
Submarine dive Lanzarote: 30m Atlantic without getting wetSubmarine Safaris Lanzarote operates one of only 15 submarines of its kind in the world from Puerto Calero, taking you down to 30 meters to see the ocean floor and marine life without leaving a pressurized cabin. The spacious interior stays at normal atmospheric conditions, so pregnant women, heart patients and people with ear problems are unaffected. Free bus service runs daily from Costa Teguise, Puerto del Carmen and Playa Blanca to the marina.Is it for me?At around an hour, the dive leaves most of your day open—you can book it in the morning and still have the afternoon free, or fit it into a half-day itinerary without rushing. The submarine's normal air pressure means you don't need diving training or worry about pressure-related discomfort, so families with children from age 2, pregnant women and people with heart or ear conditions can all go.
Madrid: Reina Sofia Small Group Tour with Skip-the-LineYou’ll join a small group inside Madrid’s Reina Sofia Museum, skipping the long lines and exploring modern Spanish art with a passionate local guide. From Picasso’s Guernica to hidden gems by Miró and Dalí, you’ll get real stories and time to pause—not just rush by. Expect moments that linger after you leave.
Whale & Dolphin Watching Tenerife: Exclusive 11-Person SailboatYou sail out from Puerto Colón on a small boat (max 11 people) to hunt for whales and dolphins off Tenerife's coast over three hours. You get swimming stops in clear water, onboard catering, and a skipper who knows the waters. Transport to the dock and snorkel gear are on you, but everything else—fuel, food, drinks, and the boat itself—is covered.Is it for me?Right for families and small groups who want to see whales and dolphins without the crowds of a big tour boat. The three-hour sail is steady-paced and includes swimming time, so plan for a morning or afternoon out on the water—you'll need to get yourself to Puerto Colón, but once you're on the boat, everything else is handled.
Seville: 2-Hour Segway City Tour & Landmarks RouteYou’ll glide through Seville’s heart by Segway with a local guide, rolling from cathedral shadows to sunlit plazas and across lively bridges into Triana. Expect quick stops for stories and photos at places like Plaza de España and Torre del Oro—and maybe a laugh or two when you first try steering. It’s fast but never rushed, leaving you with flashes of color and sound that stick long after.
Girona & Costa Brava Day Trip: Medieval Villages, Coastal LunchYou’ll leave Barcelona behind for a day trip to Girona’s medieval streets, stroll through Peratallada’s stone alleys with a local guide, then relax over lunch in Calella de Palafrugell by the Mediterranean. Expect fresh air, honest food, and moments that stick with you long after you’re back in the city.
Madrid: City Bike Tour with Tapas Option & E-Bike ChoiceYou’ll roll through Madrid’s plazas and parks by bike or e-bike, hearing local stories as you go. Pause for photos at places like Plaza Mayor and Retiro Park, taste jamón at San Miguel Market if you choose tapas, and finish with ideas for your own adventures. Expect laughter, real city sounds, and new corners of Madrid you might’ve missed otherwise.
Granada: Alhambra Nasrid Palaces Skip-the-Line Private TourYou arrive at the Alhambra without waiting in the entry line, move through the Nasrid Palaces with a private specialist guide, and see the Generalife Gardens and Palace of Charles V (depending on which duration you choose). The tour lasts either 1.5 or 3 hours. You'll need your passport details at booking and your ID on the day. Book early — tickets sell out fast.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Nasrid Palaces and main Alhambra highlights without spending your morning in the entry queue — the skip-the-line access and private guide are what make a 3-hour visit feel unhurried in a site that's crowded every day.
Ibiza Kayak Tour: Paddle into sea cavesYou kayak from Cala Xarraca through northern Ibiza's clearest waters, paddle into sea caves, stop to snorkel with included gear at Cala Xuclar, and pass Black Point on the return where rock jumping is optional. It's a half-day tour suitable for most fitness levels, with small groups and no experience required.Is it for me?Right for travelers wanting a half-day water adventure without needing kayaking skills or arranging snorkel gear separately. The route covers caves, snorkelling, and optional jumps, which is what makes the morning or afternoon feel complete without eating your whole day.
Barcelona: Intimate Flamenco Show & Cocktails El DuendeYou arrive, sit close to the stage, and watch live flamenco performers rotate nightly in an intimate Barcelona venue. Your ticket includes entry and one complimentary drink (sangria, beer, wine, or soft drink depending on seating). The show is acoustic and requires silence, with a photo moment in the final five minutes. Cocktails and additional drinks are available for purchase throughout.Is it for me?Book this if you want authentic flamenco in Barcelona without traveling to a large theater or dealing with crowds—the intimate size is what makes the performance feel personal and the artists' presence undeniable.
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