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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Córdoba: Mosque-Cathedral & Jewish Quarter Guided WalkYou’ll step beneath ancient arches inside Córdoba’s Mosque-Cathedral with a historian guide who brings centuries-old stories to life. Wander winding lanes of the Jewish Quarter, peek into artisan shops, and pause at Maimonides’ statue—all entry tickets included. Expect small surprises: sunlight on old stones, laughter over mispronounced names, maybe even a stray note of music echoing through history.
Barcelona Cocktail Masterclass & Tapas in Gothic QuarterYou learn to make four cocktails from scratch in a Barcelona bar, pouring each one yourself while a professional mixologist guides you. The experience includes a welcome glass of cava, local tapas, and printed recipes to take home. Groups are kept small, and the pace lets you actually learn instead of just watching.Is it for me?Right for anyone wanting to learn a practical skill in a social setting without needing prior bartending knowledge. The afternoon involves four drinks, so plan accordingly and pace yourself—that's what the food is there for.
Ibiza: Snorkeling & Sea Cave Tour with SUP & DrinksYou’ll board a small boat in San Antonio for a snorkeling tour around Ibiza’s coves and caves. Swim with fish in clear water, try stand-up paddleboarding if you want, sip cold drinks between stops, and float into a massive sea cave if conditions allow. Expect spontaneous moments — sometimes plans change here — but that’s part of what makes it stick in your memory.
Barcelona Sailing Tour: 2-Hour Yacht, Open Bar & Swim StopYou’ll board a modern sailing yacht at Barcelona’s Port Olímpic for two relaxed hours along the coast with an open bar and plenty of snacks. A local skipper shares stories as you pass landmarks like El Peix and the Olympic towers. There’s time to swim if you want — or just lounge on deck cushions soaking in city views you won’t forget.
Mallorca: Quad Tour Countryside, Villages & Sea Swim BreakYou’ll ride quads through Mallorca’s countryside with a local guide, passing mountain roads and old villages before cooling off at a secret swimming spot (weather permitting). Expect laughter, real stories from locals, photo stops, and time to just breathe in the island air — plus your helmet is included so you’re set for adventure.
Madrid La Latina: Wine Tasting & Tapas with Spanish SommelierYou move through four of La Latina's best bars with a Spanish sommelier, tasting wines from his private collection paired with Iberian tenderloin, codfish, olives, and tostas. The tour ends with Pedro Ximenez poured over ice cream. Groups stay at eight, the pace is evening-slow, and you're eating and drinking at the level locals do, not at the tourist version. Book if you want the real thing and don't mind that the neighborhood's cobblestones and stairs are part of what makes it worth seeing.Is it for me?Right for wine and food lovers who want to taste at the level locals do and don't mind navigating cobblestones and stairs to get there — the sommelier's private collection and the evening timing in La Latina are what make this different from the standard Madrid food tour.
Ibiza: Cala Salada Beach Tour & North Coast SnorkelingYou’ll step aboard in San Antonio for a relaxed catamaran ride along Ibiza’s north coast—snorkeling gear ready, drinks flowing, and time to wander Cala Salada beach or try Mediterranean food at your own pace. Expect real local moments—a quick aquarium visit in a sea cave, laughter with your guide, maybe sticky fruit fingers—and plenty of space to just let go.
San Sebastian E-bike Tour: Basque History and BeachesThis e-bike tour of San Sebastian follows the city's bike trails from the historic center through neighborhoods, beaches and palaces, with a professional guide in English. The route covers roughly 140 minutes and includes the cathedral, Gros district, Zurriola and La Concha beaches, Miramar Palace, and Ondarreta Beach, ending back near the starting point on Reyes Católicos street. Children from age 1 can join (in a seat or pram), and the pace suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Most city bike tours stick to the main squares and museums; this one uses the bike trails to show you where locals actually live and surf, moving between neighborhoods and beaches in a way that only makes sense on two wheels.
Seville: Ronda & Zahara de la Sierra White Villages Day TourYou travel by shared minibus from central Seville to two UNESCO-listed white villages — Zahara de la Sierra and Ronda — with a professional guide who explains the Moorish architecture and centuries of history as you walk through each town. The tour includes round-trip transport and covers roughly nine hours, leaving you free to absorb the mountain views and narrow streets without managing logistics or driving.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see two of Andalusia's most significant white villages without renting a car or navigating mountain roads yourself — the shared transfer and fixed itinerary mean you show up at a pickup point and the rest is arranged.
Italica archaeological tour: Roman amphitheater & mosaicsThis half-day guided tour from Seville takes you to Italica, the first Roman city founded in the Iberian peninsula and birthplace of Emperors Trajan and Hadrian. The route centers on the amphitheater—the third largest in the world—and the mosaics and residential structures (domus) scattered across the site, then includes a stop at San Isidoro del Campo, a restored medieval fortress monastery. A professional guide leads the group by minivan; round-trip transfer from central Seville is included. A minimum of four participants is required to run the tour.Is it for me?Your minivan handles the drive to Italica's third-largest amphitheatre and intricate mosaics, then continues to the medieval fortress monastery—no coordinating separate transport or guides.
Tenerife: Whale & Dolphin Watching Sailboat Tour with SnorkelingYou’ll join a small group on a sailboat from Puerto Colón to spot whales and dolphins off Tenerife’s coast, guided by locals who know every ripple of these waters. Swim or snorkel in La Caleta’s crystal bay, enjoy snacks and drinks on board, and let yourself drift into island time before heading back ashore.
Marbella & Puerto Banús: Sailing Tour with Drinks & Dolphin SpottingYou’ll sail from Marbella with a local crew, searching for dolphins while sipping cava or cold beer on deck. There’s time to swim or just watch life go by in Puerto Banús’ famous harbor. Expect laughter, sun on your face, and that peaceful feeling only the sea can give you.
Seville: Casa de la Guitarra Flamenco Show & Guitar MuseumYou get entry to a live flamenco show in a guitarist's home in Barrio Santa Cruz, plus access to one of Spain's largest classical guitar collections. The show runs daily, the venue is fully wheelchair accessible, and the whole thing is built around the idea that you're there to feel the music, not to eat while it happens.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want live flamenco without the big-venue distance, and who are curious about the instrument itself—the guitar collection is part of what makes the room feel like you're in someone's world, not just watching a performance.
Girona & Costa Brava: Private Day Trip with Hotel PickupYou’ll wander Girona’s ancient alleys, climb cathedral steps under cool stone arches, pause in quiet medieval villages like Pals, and breathe in salt air along Costa Brava’s rugged trails—all with hotel pickup and a local guide who knows every shortcut (and joke). Expect moments that stick with you long after you’re back in Barcelona.
Madrid: Teatro Flamenco "Emociones" Live Show & DrinksYou arrive 30 minutes early, settle into your seat with a welcome drink, and watch top-tier flamenco artists perform "Emociones" for an hour in a state-of-the-art theater designed for the art form. Premium seating puts you in the front rows; VIP adds unlimited drinks and a meet-and-greet with performers. Tapas are available to order during the show, and the venue is fully wheelchair accessible with no dress code required.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see flamenco performed at a professional level in a venue designed specifically for it, without arranging a separate dinner or worrying about finding an authentic show — the artists and the theater do that work for you.
Seville: Sunset Bike Tour with City Landmarks & Local GuideYou’ll pedal through Seville’s glowing streets at sunset with a local guide, passing landmarks like the Alcázar and Triana’s lively corners. Feel jasmine in Maria Luisa Park, get real tips on tapas spots, and watch city lights flicker by the river—all on two wheels with bikes and helmets included.
Malaga: Automobile & Fashion Museum Skip-the-Line TicketYou skip the entry queue and spend your afternoon moving between restored classic cars and haute couture pieces in a converted tobacco factory. The 13 themed rooms let you linger on whatever catches you — a 1920s Rolls-Royce, a Balenciaga gown, a Bugatti engine — without rushing. The ticket gets you in during your chosen time, so you avoid the morning crowds and plan your visit around the rest of your day in Malaga.Is it for me?Right for anyone spending a day in Malaga who wants to see something completely different — not another church or beach, but a collection that treats a 1920s Bugatti and a Schiaparelli gown as equal art. The skip-the-line ticket means you walk straight in and spend your afternoon at your own pace.
Madrid: Tapas Cooking Class & Bottomless Wine PairingYou cook four regional Spanish tapas in pairs at your own station, guided by a professional chef who keeps your glass full. After class, you move to a shared dining table where you eat the tapas you made plus a main course and dessert, paired with five different Spanish wines. The whole experience is designed around the social side of cooking and eating, not the performance of it.Is it for me?This works well if you want to learn Spanish cooking in a social setting rather than a formal classroom, and if you'd rather spend an evening cooking and eating with a group than taking a solo class and leaving with notes.
Menorca South Coast: Half-Day Boat Tour with Beach StopYou’ll cruise Menorca’s south coast by boat from Cala’n Bosch, gliding past famous beaches like Cala Macarella and Mitjana, with time for snorkeling or sliding straight into crystal water. A local guide shares stories as you relax in your chosen seat and soak up those wild island colors. It’s more than a half-day tour — it’s a memory that lingers long after salt dries on your skin.
Fuerteventura South tour: Betancuria, Ajuy caves, SotaventoThe Discovering the South Fuerteventura tour is a guided minivan excursion through the central and southern regions of the island, stopping at a working goat cheese farm, the mountain village of Betancuria, the fishing village of Ajuy with its natural caves and black beach, and the 18-kilometer white sand of Playa de Sotavento. A driver and guide handle the route and timing for up to eight passengers; the tour runs six to seven hours and includes pickup from your accommodation.Is it for me?The tour moves at a steady pace with stops built in for tasting, walking and beach time, so you're not rushed through any one place—the six to seven hours hold the whole route together without you having to plan the sequence or drive between villages yourself.
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- Valencia›
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