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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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.
Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba Guided Tour: Priority EntryA 75-minute guided tour of Córdoba's Mosque-Cathedral with a live guide, priority entry tickets and audio headphones. The guide leads you through the building's Islamic origins in the 8th century, its expansion into the world's second-largest mosque, and its later conversion to a Catholic cathedral, pointing out the ornate maqsura and mihrab along the way. Choose your guide language at checkout: English, Spanish, Italian or French.Is it for me?Pick the language that matches your group when you book—the guide speaks English, Spanish, Italian or French, and the choice locks in at checkout. If you want to understand the building's 1,200-year history without arranging tickets separately or waiting outside, the priority entry and guided route do both at once.
Madrid Tapas Crawl: Family Bars & Local Food TourYou’ll taste Madrid’s true flavors on this tapas crawl: sipping sangria in a century-old bodega, sharing plates of Iberian ham and Manchego cheese where locals gather, and laughing along with your guide as you try new things together. Expect four drinks, plenty of food (it really is a full meal), and stories that linger long after you leave.
Mallorca: Valldemossa, Deià & Sóller Full-Day Tour with SwimYou visit four distinct villages in the Tramuntana mountains — Valldemossa, Deià, Sóller, and Port de Sóller — with free time to explore each one at your own pace. Summer departures include a swim stop with snorkelling equipment. You'll see a private viewpoint and the chapel at Son Marroig, both spots known mainly to locals. Hotel pickup is included, and the tour keeps groups to a maximum of eight people.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the real Mallorca — mountain villages, local viewpoints, and a working port — without arranging transport, timing stops yourself, or joining a group larger than eight. The small group size is what makes it possible to reach places bigger tours can't fit into.
Barcelona: Paella Cooking Class & La Boqueria Market with WineYou tour La Boqueria market with a chef, pick ingredients with vendors who've worked there for generations, then cook a four-course Spanish menu in a kitchen overlooking Las Ramblas. Unlimited wine is included, the class runs four hours total, and you get the recipes to take home. Bilingual instruction means no language barrier, and dietary restrictions — including vegan — are handled without fuss.Is it for me?Book this if you want to actually cook something you'll remember instead of just eating it, and you'd rather not spend the morning figuring out which Barcelona market to visit or what to buy — the chef and the vendors handle that part, and you just show up ready to cook.
Seville Segway Tour: Guided ride through historic landmarksA guided Segway tour through Seville's historic center, covering the Cathedral, Alcázar, Plaza de España, Torre del Oro, Triana and more with a professional instructor. Tours run 30 minutes to 2 hours depending on the option, include a safety briefing and helmet, and operate in English, Spanish, Italian or French. Hotel pickup is available on select options.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Seville's main monuments — the Cathedral, Alcázar, Plaza de España, Torre del Oro and Triana — without the pace of a walking tour or the hassle of navigating on your own. The Segway covers more ground than you'd walk in the same time, and a guide handles the route and the history.
Gran Canaria: Horseback Riding Maspalomas Dunes & Ocean ViewsYou’ll saddle up near Playa del Ingles and ride through volcanic trails with a local guide, catching sweeping views over Maspalomas dunes and the Atlantic. Whether you’re new or experienced, you’ll feel that mix of nerves and excitement — plus all safety gear is included so you can focus on those wild landscapes instead of worrying about details.
Paella Cooking Class Valencia: Learn Seafood & SangriaYou shop at Ruzafa Market with your chef, learn to build an authentic seafood paella from scratch, master the socarrat crust, make sangria while it cooks, and eat your creation with wine and traditional sides. All ingredients, equipment, and drinks are included, and you're back by early afternoon.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to actually cook rather than watch, and who have a morning free in Valencia. The market walk and three-hour pace mean you're learning the real rhythm of how this dish comes together, not rushing through a demo.
Ibiza & Formentera: Private Sailing with Snorkeling & Paddle BoardsYou sail from Cala Jondal south along Ibiza's rocky coast, stop to snorkel in a secluded cove, paddle around Espalmador's natural reserve, and reach Formentera's Ses Illetes beach for lunch. The return journey gives you time to settle into the rhythm of open water before heading back. Snorkeling gear and paddle boards are on board; you bring or buy food, and the crew keeps it cold.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want a full day on the water without arranging your own boat, planning stops, or managing timing — the captain knows the route, the crew handles the sailing, and you show up ready to swim and paddle.
Barcelona: Gothic Quarter Tapas Tour & Wine Cellar TastingsYou’ll follow a local guide through Barcelona’s winding Gothic Quarter, tasting pork cheek, jamón ibérico, Padrón peppers, and Catalan desserts in family-run tapas bars and ancient wine cellars. Expect laughter over shared plates, stories behind medieval stones, and moments where food brings strangers together. You might even leave thinking about those flavors long after.
Córdoba day trip from Seville: Mosque-Cathedral & Jewish QuarterA full-day guided tour from Seville to Córdoba covers the Roman Bridge, the Jewish Quarter with its original Synagogue, the San Basilio Patios, and the Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba—a UNESCO World Heritage Site blending Omeyan, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque styles. The tour runs 10 hours with a live guide in English, Spanish, Italian or French, and includes admission to the Synagogue and Patios; the Mosque-Cathedral entry is available as an add-on. A minimum of 4 participants is required.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see Córdoba's layers—Islamic, Jewish, Christian—without piecing together separate visits and transport. The fixed 10-hour schedule and included admissions mean the day holds together; you walk, listen and move through the sites while someone who knows the history explains what you're standing in front of.
Seville small-group walking tour: 10 people, four centuriesYou get a licensed guide walking you through Seville's Cathedral, Royal Alcázar, Torre del Oro, and Plaza de España in a group of ten or fewer, learning how Muslim, Christian, and colonial history shaped the city's layout and architecture. Everything is viewed from outside, no entry fees included, and the pace is slow enough for questions — which is exactly what makes it useful on day one.Is it for me?Right choice if you're new to Seville and want the city's layout and history explained before you explore on your own. The small group and outdoor-only format mean a relaxed pace with time for questions — plan for a morning or afternoon walk at a comfortable speed through the historic center.
Andorra & French Pyrenees: Private Day Trip from BarcelonaYou’ll cross borders and time zones in a single day, breathing crisp Pyrenean air as your guide shares stories only locals know. Wander medieval streets in Andorra la Vella, taste honest mountain food in Valle de Incles, and pause for quiet moments at waterfalls or border posts where you can stamp your passport just for fun.
Mallorca Buggy Tours: Cala Millor & East Coast Scenic DrivesYou drive your own manual buggy on a guided four-hour route through Mallorca's east coast, stopping at Dragon Caves, mountain overlooks at 508 meters, a medieval monastery, and coastal bays. One tour includes a swimming stop; water and fuel are included. You need a valid Class B license held for at least five years and must be at least 19 years old.Is it for me?Book this if you want to explore Mallorca's east coast at your own pace without arranging transport or finding viewpoints yourself—the guide handles navigation and timing, leaving you to focus on driving and the views.
Ibiza Pool Party & Club Crawl: O Beach & Eden with Skip-the-LineYou move through four Ibiza venues in one day without arranging transport between them or waiting in entry lines at O Beach. Beer pong, reserved beach beds, skip-the-line pool party access, and club entry until sunrise are all handled. ID is required at every stop, and this is strictly 18+.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want the full Ibiza party experience without figuring out which clubs to hit or waiting in entry lines — the crawl moves you through four venues in one day, and the hosts handle the logistics. Plan for a long day and night: you start in the morning and finish at sunrise, which is what makes hitting all four venues possible.
Barcelona: Gaudí & Sagrada Familia Small Group Tour with PickupYou get picked up from your hotel or cruise ship and visit Montjuïc Park, Passeig de Gràcia's Modernist buildings, Port Olímpic, and El Born's medieval quarter with a walking guide. The tour ends at Sagrada Familia, where you can either view it from outside or use skip-the-line tickets to explore the interior with an audio guide. You're dropped off at your chosen location, and luggage travels with you at no extra cost.Is it for me?This tour works well if you're docked at the port or have a single afternoon and want to see Barcelona's main sights without renting a car, buying separate tickets, or navigating the metro—the pickup and drop-off handle the logistics, and the small group size means you're not lost in a crowd.
Granada Alhambra: Skip-the-Line Private Tour & Nasrid PalacesYou skip the entry line and explore the Alhambra's four main sections — Generalife Gardens, the Medina, Alcazaba, and Nasrid Palaces — with a private official guide who explains the architecture and history as you go. Entry fees, the guide, and headsets (for groups of seven or more) are all included. No separate tickets to buy, no time wasted waiting outside.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see the Alhambra's main sections without standing in an entry queue and prefer a guide who explains the details at their own pace rather than rushing through a large group.
Barcelona: Food & Wine Walking Tour with Sommelier & TapasYou’ll taste your way through Barcelona’s Poble Sec and Sant Antoni neighborhoods with a certified sommelier leading the way. Expect four Spanish wines paired with seasonal tapas, stories about local life, and plenty of laughter in small group company. It’s less like a tour, more like being invited along for an evening out — and you’ll probably remember at least one flavor long after.
Santiago Bernabéu Stadium Tour Madrid: Museum & pitch-side accessYou get a guided walk through the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium and Real Madrid Museum with entry included, a local guide who knows the club's story, and headsets so you hear everything clearly. The museum spans three floors with original kits, the Champions League trophy, and a photo with the squad. If you upgrade, you stay for tapas and stadium-brewed beer overlooking the pitch before heading out.Is it for me?Right for anyone in Madrid who wants to see the Bernabéu and understand Real Madrid's history without arranging entry separately — the guide and headsets mean you hear the story as you move through. Plan for a couple of hours on your feet, moving through three museum floors in sequence; that pace is what keeps the whole experience flowing and lets you see everything that's open.
Madrid: Tapas & Vermut Tour La Latina & Plaza MayorYou taste five different tapas stops across Madrid's historic quarters, from Plaza de la Villa through La Latina to Puerta del Sol, with all food and drinks included. A local guide leads you through traditional tabernas, wine bodegas, and local bars where you'll eat garlic prawns, Ibérico specialities, vermut, and regional wine before finishing with dessert. The walk is about 1.6 kilometers at a relaxed pace with plenty of stops, and you'll learn how Madrid actually eats tapas—shared, slow, and social.Is it for me?Right for adults and older children who want to eat a real dinner across Madrid's oldest neighborhoods without arranging five separate reservations or figuring out what to order—the guide's route and the included tastings handle both.
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