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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Granada: Monachil Los Cahorros Hike with Suspension BridgesYou’ll cross swaying suspension bridges over Monachil’s river gorge, squeeze through cool stone tunnels and pause by waterfalls as your local guide shares stories and encouragement. Expect muddy shoes, fresh mountain air and moments where you’ll forget about everything except what’s right in front of you.
Tenerife: Kayak & Snorkel Safari with Dolphins & Cave StopYou’ll paddle along Tenerife’s Los Cristianos cliffs with a local guide, spot wild dolphins if luck’s on your side, snorkel near Pal Mar Cave (maybe alongside turtles), and recharge with fresh fruit and juice after swimming. It’s relaxed but real — expect laughter, salt on your lips, and memories that linger longer than you’d guess.
Barcelona: Sailing to Alella Winery & Vineyard Tasting TourYou’ll sail along Barcelona’s coast before arriving at an ancient Alella winery for a guided vineyard walk and relaxed wine tasting with Catalan snacks. Enjoy stories from local guides and time in a medieval estate overlooking the Mediterranean — perfect if you want a day that feels both unhurried and quietly special.
Mallorca: Best Beaches & Coves Van Tour with Snorkel & SUPYou’ll swim in turquoise coves like Calo des Moro, snorkel along rocky cliffs with gear provided, and try paddle boarding at Cala Salmunia—all with a local guide handling every detail. Hotel pickup means no transport stress. You might even attempt a cliff jump or chat with fishermen by their painted houses. It’s an easygoing day where Mallorca feels personal.
VIP Tours Barcelona Sagrada Familia: Skip Lines, Under 12You skip the entry queue and spend roughly two hours with a guide and fewer than a dozen people, moving through the basilica's interior, the Nativity Façade's carved detail, Gaudí's crypt, the museum of sketches and models, and the overlooked Schools building. Entry and a radio receiver are included, and the guide handles the pacing so you're not herded or left behind.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand Sagrada Familia's design and history without spending two hours in line. The small group size and radio receiver mean you hear the guide clearly and get personal attention, which is what makes the architecture and symbolism actually stick with you.
Malaga: Walking Food Tour, Central Market & Sweet Wine TastingYou’ll wander Malaga’s historic center with a real local guide, starting at Plaza de la Merced over coffee. Snack on fried almonds, explore hidden church secrets, sample market treats at Atarazanas and end with a glass of sweet wine. It’s relaxed and full of small surprises you’ll remember long after.
Seville Museum of Illusions: Optical Illusions & Interactive ExhibitsYou get entry to all rooms, including the vortex tunnel and anti-gravity space, plus time to interact with optical illusions, holograms and 3D puzzles at your own pace. Bring a camera for the perspective photos — they're the whole point. The museum is in central Seville with public transport nearby, so getting there is straightforward.Is it for me?Pick this if you want a break from the usual museum format — something playful where you're touching and experimenting rather than just looking behind ropes. It works for families, groups of friends, or anyone curious about how perception tricks work, and the self-guided pace means you're not waiting for anyone or rushing through.
Barcelona to Penedès: Wine & Cava Tasting with 4WD VineyardsYou’ll taste cavas straight from cool cellars in Penedès, ride a 4WD through old vineyards with a local viticulturist, and sample regional wines paired with cheese and charcuterie. Expect stories from passionate winemakers—and maybe muddy shoes by the end—but you’ll leave with more than just flavors lingering.
Tenerife: 2-Hour Whale & Dolphin Watching from Puerto ColónYou board a licensed six-passenger boat at Puerto Colón and spend two hours in the Teno-Rasca marine reserve searching for tropical whales, dolphins and turtles within three miles of Tenerife's coast. A guide explains the cetaceans you see, a hydrophone lets you hear them underwater, and the boat maintains a respectful distance so animals stay undisturbed. You're back by early afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see whales and dolphins in their natural habitat without spending a full day traveling — the short duration and small group size mean you get close observation and expert explanation without the logistics of a longer excursion.
Bilbao Pintxos & Wine Tour: Local Guide, 5 PairingsA 3-hour food and wine tour of Bilbao led by a local Basque guide who takes you bar to bar for pintxos, local drinks and five wine pairings. The route shifts depending on what you want—more walking and sightseeing, or more food—and the guide personalizes it for allergies and dietary needs. You'll taste enough pintxos for a full meal, learn the history of Basque language and culture, and eat where locals do, not where tourists queue.Is it for me?The route changes each time and adapts to whether you want to walk and see the city or spend more time eating—book this one if you'd rather follow a guide who knows the bars than follow a fixed itinerary.
Seville Food Tour: Tapas in Triana & Torre del OroYou walk through Seville's neighborhoods over three hours, stopping at ten-plus bars and food spots to taste churros with chocolate, Iberian ham, pinchito, pringa, fried eggplant with molasses, and a secret dish, plus wine and beer. A local guide handles the route and the introductions, so you just show up and eat. Plan for steady walking and contact ahead if you have dietary needs.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to eat what locals actually eat without arranging bars yourself or worrying about which spots are worth the walk. Expect steady movement through the city—the walking is part of how you fit ten-plus dishes and neighborhoods into one afternoon.
Valencia: Paella Cooking Class & Sangria Workshop EveningYou'll make sangria and learn paella from a Valencian chef, cooking with rice and ingredients from local markets. Tapas and wine come first, then you cook your own paella in a small group, and finish by eating it with salad, local wine, and dessert. The class runs in the evening, so you're not cooking in the heat of the day.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn paella from someone who grew up cooking it, not from a script—the small-group format and local chef mean you're getting technique that works, not a performance.
Malaga: Organic Vineyard & Winery with 6 Wines & TapasYou get picked up from Malaga's center, driven to a private organic vineyard 400 meters above the sea, and spend the afternoon tasting six wines paired with gourmet tapas and shared platters of cured meats and cheese in Antonio's working garage winery. The group stays small (max 8 people), the vines are pesticide-free, and transport is included both ways — so you show up, taste, eat, and return without arranging anything yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want an afternoon at a real winery instead of a tourist operation, and you'd rather not navigate the countryside yourself — the small group size and included transport mean you show up, taste, eat, and leave without arranging anything else.
Madrid Tuk Tuk Tour: Royal Palace, Prado & City HighlightsYou’ll get Madrid’s greatest hits in just 60 minutes—from the Royal Palace to Cibeles Fountain—all while riding in a private eco tuk tuk with a local guide who knows their stuff. Expect quick stops for photos, warm blankets if it’s chilly, and real stories that stick with you long after the ride ends.
Barcelona: Tapas & Wine Tour in El Born & BarcelonetaYou’ll wind through Barcelona’s El Born and Barceloneta neighborhoods tasting classic tapas like Aubergine Tortilla and Fideuà, sipping wine from a porrón, laughing over pintxos mishaps, and finishing sweetly with Catalan pastries—all guided by locals who make history feel personal.
Barcelona Airport Transfer: Local Driver & Flight TrackingYou’ll step off your flight in Barcelona and spot your driver waiting inside—even if you’re delayed or flustered from travel. Enjoy a private transfer straight to your hotel or apartment, with easy conversation and local tips along the way. It’s not just about getting from A to B; it’s about landing softly in a new city.
Estrella Galicia Museum & Beer Tasting in A CoruñaYou walk through eight museum spaces inside an active brewery, learning 110 years of Estrella Galicia history while touching raw materials and watching production. A guide teaches you the Perfect Draft pour, then you taste five beers plus choose a sixth drink. You leave with a branded cup, bag, and opener. Tours run in Spanish and groups stay under 15 people.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand how a major Spanish brewery works and taste its beers in context — the factory setting and small group size are what make the tasting feel like something more than a bar visit.
Tenerife: Teide Volcano Small Group Tour & Forest WalksYou’ll ride up through pine forests into Teide’s volcanic heart with a small group and local guide, stopping in Vilaflor village for coffee before exploring lava fields and surreal rock formations like Los Roques de García. Expect fresh mountain air, laughter over mispronounced Spanish, and views that stick with you long after you’re back at sea level.
Madrid: Dark History Walking Tour & Haunted PalaceYou walk through Plaza Mayor where Inquisition trials were staged as public spectacle, then through Madrid's oldest medieval streets to the Church of San Ginés and its headless phantom legend. The tour covers political assassinations at Puerta del Sol, the literary violence of Santa Ana's tavern duels, and ends at Palacio de Linares, Spain's most haunted palace. A local guide leads the way and shapes the route to fit your group's pace.Is it for me?Book this if you want Madrid's darker history and ghost stories told by someone who knows the city — the local guide adjusts the route to fit your group's pace, which is what makes two hours feel complete rather than rushed.
Menorca: Private Island Tour by Land Rover with Cheese TastingYou’ll wind through Menorca’s secret backroads in a Land Rover with a local guide, explore ancient quarries and talayots, and taste Mahón cheese straight from the farm. Expect laughter over language mishaps and quiet moments among stone ruins—this is Menorca beyond the beaches.
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