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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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.
Volcano Trekking Tour Lanzarote: Timanfaya off the main pathsA three-hour guided volcano trek through Timanfaya Natural Park on Lanzarote, where you climb the Rilla Volcano and walk through the lavafields and craters formed by eruptions 300 years ago. The route covers 7.5 km of low-difficulty terrain, passing volcanic chimneys and tubes while a local guide explains the island's volcanic history. Private transport, snacks, walking sticks and a rain jacket are included; the guide speaks English or Spanish and the minimum age is 16.Is it for me?Choose the "With transfer" option if you're arriving without a rental car or prefer not to drive to the park; choose "No Pickup" if you're driving yourself and only need the guide and the trek itself.
Barcelona Tango Lesson: Learn from Argentine Pros with DrinksA tango class in Barcelona taught by Argentine professional dancers with 30 years of experience, held in air-conditioned venues with included sangria and video lessons to practice at home afterward. No dance experience is required, and the class runs about 75 minutes with instruction in English. You'll receive a recording of your session and access to tutorial videos for continued learning.Is it for me?Learn tango in a real Barcelona school where Argentine professionals teach you to dance, then take home your video and tutorial access to keep practicing.
Costa Brava: Camí de Ronda Hike, Snorkel & Cliff Jump TourYou’ll walk ancient coastal trails along Costa Brava’s Camí de Ronda, swim or snorkel in clear Mediterranean coves (or explore more on foot if it’s cool), try safe cliff jumps if you’re up for it, and finish with a relaxed meal of local tapas before heading back to Barcelona — probably still tasting salt on your lips.
Costa Blanca: Off Road Day Tour Guadalest & Algar FallsYou’ll wind through Costa Blanca’s rugged valleys with a local guide, wander Guadalest’s ancient stone streets, then cool off at Fuentes del Algar’s waterfalls. Expect real stories, fresh mountain air, and moments you’ll want to pause for — not just snap photos of.
Barcelona Highlights: Private Guided Tour with Hotel PickupA private Barcelona city tour for groups of up to seven guests includes a driver-guide, air-conditioned transport, hotel or airport pickup, and a fully customized four-hour route through the highlights you choose. The itinerary is built around what you want to see, not a fixed schedule, and you can request skip-the-line access to major sites when you book.Is it for me?Your guide adjusts the route in real time, so you explore Barcelona's highlights at your own pace rather than following a preset schedule.
Benidorm Bike Tour: 24-Mile Downhill Ride & Mountain ViewsYou get picked up from your hotel, driven to the top of Mount Aitana, and ride downhill for 24 miles through villages, gorges, and moorish castles, with the minibus following to pick you up if you need it. Lunch happens at a mountain restaurant, and you finish with a drink and a certificate at a local bar before heading back to your accommodation by 4 pm. All bikes, helmets, and water are included; lunch is separate.Is it for me?Right for anyone staying in Benidorm who wants a full day out of town without arranging transport or worrying about fitness — the minibus means you ride what you can handle and rest when you need to, so the 24 miles feels possible instead of daunting.
Kayaking and Snorkeling in Costa Brava from BarcelonaKayaking and snorkeling in Costa Brava is a 6-hour day trip from Barcelona where you paddle a sea kayak into caves and snorkel in the Mediterranean, then rest on a white sand beach. Transport from Barcelona, kayak and snorkel gear, a picnic lunch and water are included; the drive to the coast takes about an hour each way. You'll need to be a competent swimmer, and children under 14 can only kayak if they're strong swimmers.Is it for me?The guide speaks English or Spanish, so you can follow the whole day comfortably in whichever language you choose. Book this if you're a confident swimmer who wants to paddle and dive on your own terms rather than watch from a boat.
Barcelona: Sagrada Familia, Park Güell & City Tour with PickupYou’ll feel Barcelona’s energy from Montjuïc’s breezy heights to Gaudí’s wildest shapes at Sagrada Familia and Park Güell—with skip-the-line access so you don’t waste time waiting. Wander medieval alleys in the Gothic Quarter, hear local stories from your guide, and finish with those wide-open city views that stick with you long after you leave.
Barcelona Tapas Food Tour: El Born & Gothic Quarter with WineYou taste your way through four tapas bars across Barcelona's Gothic Quarter and El Born with a local guide who knows the owners and the stories behind each dish. The tour includes croquettes, patatas bravas, boquerones, pintxos, paella, cava, and a Spanish dessert, all paired with wine and vermouth. Pre-booked tables mean no queues, and the 2.5-hour pace lets you actually absorb the neighbourhood instead of rushing through it. Meet at Plaça de Correus with 10 minutes to spare — the tour starts on time.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste real Barcelona food without spending the afternoon researching which bars to visit or waiting in lines — the pre-booked tables and local guide handle both, leaving you free to eat and absorb the neighbourhood.
Barcelona: Segway Tour with Local Guide & Seafront RouteYou'll ride a Segway through Barcelona's center, seafront, and main districts with a local guide steering a small group of six or fewer. The route includes the Old Port, Ciutadella Park, Sagrada Família, and the Basilica de Santa Maria del Mar, with the duration (1.5 to 3 hours) determining how far you go. All gear and the guide are included; just bring comfortable shoes and arrive on time.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to cover Barcelona's main neighborhoods and waterfront without the fatigue of walking, and prefer a small group with a local guide over a large tour bus. Plan for standing the entire time — that's what lets you move through the city smoothly without breaks.
Granada Sunset Walking Tour: Albaicín, Sacromonte & Alhambra ViewsYou walk through Granada's oldest neighborhoods during the hour when the Alhambra catches the best light, with a local guide who knows the streets and the history woven into them. The tour includes the Albaicín's medieval lanes, the San Nicolás viewpoint, Sacromonte's hillside warren, and Paseo de los Tristes — all of it timed so you're standing in the right place when the sun does its work. A local guide is included, along with all fees and taxes, and you're back by early evening.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Granada's main neighborhoods and the Alhambra's best light without figuring out the steep streets on your own — the guide handles the route and the timing, so you just show up and watch the palace change color.
Rioja Wine Tour from Pamplona: 2 Wineries & VineyardYou visit two family-owned wineries in Rioja Alta, walk through vineyards, and taste wines paired with authentic local cuisine. A private car and English-speaking guide handle transport and storytelling, so you focus on the wine and the landscape. Groups stay under eight people, which keeps the pace intimate and the winemakers willing to talk.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Rioja wines in the region itself without arranging your own transport, navigating between wineries, or figuring out which ones to visit—the guide's connections to local families and the fixed itinerary handle all of that, leaving you free to focus on the wine and the landscape.
Barcelona: Markets Walking Tour & Private Food TastingYou’ll wander through Barcelona’s iconic markets with a local guide, tasting olives and nougat as you go. See colorful roofs at Santa Caterina, laugh at quirky Catalan traditions, and if you choose the upgrade, finish with a cozy wine and cheese session led by a sommelier. It’s lively but also personal—a real slice of city life.
Segovia: Hot Air Balloon Ride & Breakfast from MadridYou’ll float above Segovia’s ancient rooftops at sunrise, catching sights like the Roman aqueduct and Alcazar castle from a hot air balloon with a local pilot. After landing, celebrate with Cava and a light Spanish breakfast before heading back to Madrid—all with transfers included if you want them. It’s quieter and stranger than you expect, in a good way.
Toledo Day Trip from Madrid: Cathedral, Jewish Quarter & MonumentsYou’ll wander medieval streets in Toledo with a local guide, step inside its grand Gothic cathedral, and explore both Christian and Jewish landmarks—plus get free time for tapas or your own discoveries before heading back to Madrid. Expect unexpected details and stories that stick with you long after you leave.
Barcelona Sailing Tour: Private Yacht, Drinks & Coast ViewsYou’ll feel Barcelona shift beneath your feet as you set sail from Port Olímpic on a private yacht tour—cold drinks in hand, city skyline behind you, laughter echoing over the waves. Enjoy local snacks, views of Sagrada Família and Tibidabo from a whole new angle, plus plenty of time to just relax or chat with your friendly crew.
Madrid: Flamenco Show at Tablao de la Villa & DrinkYou arrive for one of three nightly shows in a 19th-century Madrid mansion with clear sightlines to the stage. One drink is included; dinner is optional and booked separately with earlier arrival times. The performance is pure flamenco with no narrative—just the artists and the forms. Plan for roughly 90 minutes of show, and book your dinner slot on their website if you want to eat before.Is it for me?Right for travelers in Madrid who want to see flamenco performed live in an intimate setting without arranging a large tour group. The three nightly shows fit different schedules, and the optional dinner means you can keep it simple or make an evening of it.
Cordoba Hammam Al Ándalus: 75-Min Arabian Bath & MassageYou spend 75 minutes moving through thermal pools and a steam room, receive a 15-minute massage and a full hot stone ritual, and sip mint tea in candlelit calm. Hammam Al Ándalus handles the pacing and the details — you just need to bring a bathing suit and confirm your start time when you book.Is it for me?Right for anyone in Cordoba who wants genuine downtime without arranging transport or timing themselves — the fixed sequence and candlelit setting are what make 75 minutes feel like a full reset instead of a rushed treatment.
Fuengirola: Dolphin Watching Yacht Trip with Drinks & SnacksYou’ll sail from Fuengirola on a 15-meter yacht with drinks and snacks as you watch for dolphins along the Costa del Sol. With only 12 people max per trip and a local skipper guiding you, there’s room to relax—whether you spot dolphins or just soak up the sea breeze. Sometimes it’s those quiet moments at sea that stay with you.
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