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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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.
Seville Private Tour: Cathedral, Alcázar & Giralda EntryYou get three hours with a private guide through Seville's four main landmarks—Cathedral, Alcazar, Giralda, and Santa Cruz—with all entry fees included and no group rush. The guide sets the pace and answers questions as they come up. Tapas tasting and a flamenco show are optional add-ons available on morning and afternoon departures.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want Seville's major monuments without the logistics of separate tickets and timing—the guide handles entry and pacing. Plan for three hours of walking at a steady pace through the Cathedral, Alcazar, and Santa Cruz, which is what makes seeing all four landmarks possible in one morning or afternoon.
Gran Canaria: Kayaking & Snorkeling Mogan CavesYou paddle to sea caves along Gran Canaria's Mogan Cliffs with a guide who knows them all, snorkel inside them, and return with photos. The group is small, the guide adapts to your level, and all safety gear is included. Book direct with RockNatour to confirm your date.Is it for me?This is for people who want to see the Mogan Cliffs caves from the water and have time to actually explore them, not just paddle past — the small group size and the guide's focus on visiting all the caves is what makes that possible.
Valencia Cathedral & Silk Exchange 3-Hour Walking TourA 3-hour guided walking tour of Valencia's historic center covering the Silk Exchange, San Nicolás Church, and the Cathedral, with all three entry tickets included and a professional art historian guide. The tour starts at the Serranos Towers and moves through the medieval streets of the Barrio del Carmen. On Mondays, the San Nicolás stop is replaced by a visit to Valencia City Hall. The guide speaks your choice of eight languages and shares the history behind each site—from the Gothic civil architecture that earned the Silk Exchange its UNESCO status to the Renaissance frescoes hidden beneath the Cathedral's baroque vault.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to understand Valencia's architecture and history through the buildings themselves rather than from a distance—the guide is an art historian, not just someone who knows the facts, and you're inside each major site, not viewing them from outside. The three-hour length fits a morning or afternoon without eating the whole day.
Perchel Beach Club Day Pass: Full Day with Lunch & PoolYou spend a full day at a beachfront club in Gran Canaria with an infinity pool overlooking the Atlantic, a three-course lunch with rice specialties and local ingredients, welcome drink, and all loungers and towels included. The club has a kids' splash park, multiple dining venues, and is fully wheelchair accessible. Just arrive, settle in, and eat when you're hungry.Is it for me?Right for families or groups wanting a full beach day without planning meals or arranging loungers separately — everything is paid upfront, which means you arrive and settle in. The day is open-ended (no fixed departure time mentioned), so you control how long you stay within operating hours.
Madrid: Segway City Tour with Tapas & Royal Palace StopsYou’ll glide past Madrid’s Royal Palace and Almudena Cathedral on a Segway, zip through lively plazas and riverside parks with your local guide leading the way, hear stories you’d never find in a guidebook, and finish off with a tasty paella tapa if you pick the longer route. It’s fun, easygoing — and leaves you feeling like you’ve seen another side of Madrid.
Madrid: Prado Museum Skip-the-Line Small Group TourYou skip the ticket line, move through the Prado's masterpieces with a small group and a trained art historian, and take in works by Velázquez, Goya, Bosch, Caravaggio and others without arranging entry separately. The group caps at seven people, so the pace stays manageable and the guide can actually talk with you, not at you. Admission is included in the price.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Prado's essential works without navigating the ticket queue or arranging entry separately—the small group size is what makes it possible to actually hear the guide and stand in front of each painting without being rushed.
Madrid: Las Ventas Bullring & Museum Audio TourYou walk through Las Ventas bullring and its museum at your own pace, following an audio guide available in 12 languages that explains each stop along the marked route. Entry, the guide, and access to the virtual bullfighting game are all included. The whole visit is wheelchair accessible and takes roughly two to four hours depending on how long you spend in each section.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to understand Las Ventas and bullfighting history without a group schedule or live guide—the audio guide and marked route let you spend as much time as you want at each stop, which is what makes a self-paced visit work in a space this large.
Barcelona: Gothic Quarter & El Born Walking Tour with Local GuideYou walk through Barcelona's Gothic Quarter for two hours with a local guide who knows the stories behind the medieval streets, the cathedral, the hidden squares, and the Jewish quarter. You see the Barcelona Cathedral, Sant Felip Neri, Santa María del Mar, and the places where Picasso and Gaudí once met. No entry fees, no rushing, no bus—just the city on foot, the way it was meant to be read.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Barcelona's medieval history and the stories that matter to locals—not just see the famous sites. The two-hour length and local guide mean you actually absorb the place instead of collecting photos.
Seville & Alcazar Day Trip from Cadiz Port Skip-the-LineYou’ll step straight into Seville’s heart with skip-the-line access to the Royal Alcazar, stroll through Santa Cruz’s winding alleys with a local guide, and catch glimpses of cathedral spires above orange trees. Expect laughter, stories you’ll want to remember later, and a real sense of place before heading back to your ship.
Malaga: Evening Tapas Crawl 4 Bars & 10 Local DishesYou visit four working tapas bars over three hours with a local foodie guide, tasting ten dishes and four drinks—the fish, the cured meats, the cooked classics, and whatever else is worth knowing about that night. The menu is ordered in advance so there's no guessing, and the pace keeps you moving without feeling rushed. Expect to be on your feet and eating the way locals do, not the way tourists are told to.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to eat like locals without spending the evening researching which bars to hit. The fixed menu and advance booking mean you show up and eat, not hunt for a table or wonder if you're in the right place.
Granada Day Trip: Alhambra & Nazaries Palaces from SevilleYou're collected from your Seville hotel, driven to Granada, and guided through the Alhambra's Nasrid Palaces and Generalife Gardens with a professional guide who knows the history and the layout. Entry fees and transport are included, and you get free time to explore Granada's old quarter before heading back. The whole day is around ten hours, and you'll need your passport on the day.Is it for me?Book this if you want the Alhambra's main rooms and gardens seen properly with someone who knows them, without arranging transport from Seville or figuring out the entry system yourself — the fixed schedule and included guide are what fit a full palace visit into a single day.
Mijas: Electric Tuk Tuk Panoramic Tour & ViewpointYou ride through Mijas in an open electric tuk tuk with a driver who knows the village's hidden corners—the Barrio Santana district, the bullring, the viewpoint above the pueblo. The tour includes the stops most visitors miss and ends with a clear sense of where to walk next. Groups stay under five people, and pickup is 150 meters from the tourist office.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see Mijas beyond the main square without arranging their own transport—the tuk tuk reaches the viewpoint and quieter neighborhoods that are too far to walk in the heat, then you know where to return on foot. Groups stay small (maximum 4 people), which keeps the experience intimate and the driver attentive.
Snorkel & Dolphin Watching Tenerife: Small Group SailboatYou board a sailboat at Puerto Colón and spend the day watching for whales and dolphins in waters where sightings are common. Breakfast and snacks are included, snorkeling gear is available, and the crew of 20-year veterans navigates you to the best spots. Small groups mean you're not crowded, and the boat's designed for comfort rather than just capacity, so you can actually relax while you're looking.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see whales and dolphins without renting a boat or researching where they actually are — the crew knows the waters and the small group means you're not jostling for space with 50 other people.
Madrid: Retiro Park Private Segway Tour & Barrio LetrasYou’ll glide from Madrid’s literary quarter into Retiro Park on a private Segway tour—with all gear included and a friendly local guide leading you past ancient trees, glass palaces, and lively lakesides. Expect small surprises (and maybe a duck encounter), plus stories you won’t find in any guidebook.
Barcelona: Ceramic Tile Workshop in Poble-sec StudioYou’ll step into a working ceramics studio in Barcelona’s Poble-sec neighborhood, roll up your sleeves, and make two unique tiles under the guidance of local artisans. Learn simple decoration techniques using vibrant underglazes, enjoy easygoing conversation with Wendy and Eric, and take home your own handmade piece or swap for a finished tile if you’re short on time.
Whale watching catamaran Tenerife: 2–3 hours, unlimited drinksA 2- or 3-hour whale and dolphin watching tour departing from Puerto Colon in Tenerife, traveling 3 miles offshore where pilot whales live permanently and can be seen year-round. The catamaran also passes fish-farms where dolphins often hunt. Unlimited beer, soft drinks and bottled water are included; you choose between a morning or afternoon departure, and either the shorter or extended route. A live guide speaks English, Spanish or Russian.Is it for me?Book the 2-hour tour if you want the core experience — whales, dolphins and the return sail — in a morning or late-afternoon slot. Choose the 3-hour version if you have the time and want to stay longer on the water watching the dolphins work the fish-farms and tracking the whales' movement.
Segovia Sunrise Balloon Ride & Cava BrunchYou stand in a hot-air balloon for an hour at sunrise, watching the Roman Aqueduct, Alcázar fortress, and Cathedral of Segovia appear below as the light changes. The flight includes a traditional Spanish brunch with cava, a video of your flight, photos, and a certificate. You're standing the whole time, not sitting, which means you're fully in the experience rather than watching it pass by a window.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see Segovia's medieval landmarks from a perspective most visitors never get, without needing to arrange transport, timing, or logistics yourself — the operator handles the weather calls and the schedule, so you just show up at dawn and step into the basket.
Surf Lessons Corralejo: Beginner & Intermediate Small GroupsYou’ll get hands-on surf coaching in Corralejo’s friendly waves—small groups mean more attention from your instructor. It’s fun, safe, and you’ll actually stand up on your board (promise!).
Seville: Paddle Surf Class & River Tour with GuideYou paddle the Guadalquivir for 90 minutes with an experienced guide, passing the Cathedral, Torre del Oro, the Bullring and Triana's waterfront. The tour includes a paddle surf board, life jacket, changing facilities and photos from the water. No experience needed; the pace suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Seville's main monuments from the river without arranging your own boat or needing to be an experienced paddler — the guide handles the route and the pace, leaving you free to focus on the water and the view.
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