Things to do in Spain
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Paddle surf Ibiza: Caves, cliffs and quiet covesA 2-hour paddle surf excursion in Ibiza where you paddle to caves, cliffs and quiet coves along the coast, with a live guide, all equipment, safety instruction and insurance included. The beach location shifts daily depending on wind and wave conditions, so the route is never the same twice. Swimming ability is required; no prior paddle surf experience is necessary.Is it for me?The shop is your meeting point and the guide handles all the logistics of finding the best beach that day, so you don't need a car or local knowledge — just show up and paddle. The route changes with the weather, which means you're exploring a different side of Ibiza's coast each time you go.
Toledo Jewish Heritage Tour from Madrid: Two Synagogues & QuarterA private guided tour of Toledo's Jewish heritage departing from Madrid, visiting the Toledo Jewish Quarter, El Tránsito Synagogue (with the National Museum of Sephardic Culture), and Santa María la Blanca Synagogue. Your licensed local guide, specialized in Jewish culture, walks you through narrow streets and underground archaeological remains that reveal how a Sephardic community built a "city within a city" from the 4th century onward. The tour runs 3, 5, or 8 hours depending on the option you choose; the 5- and 8-hour versions include round-trip transfer from Madrid.Is it for me?Pick the 3-hour option if you're already in Toledo and want the guided walk and two main synagogues without the Madrid transfer. Choose the 5-hour tour for a fuller exploration of the Jewish quarter with pickup from Madrid included. The 8-hour version suits travelers who want to linger in the quarter, visit additional sites, and have time to absorb the full scope of Sephardic history without feeling rushed.
Valencia: Saint Nicholas Light Show & Audioguide TicketYou’ll step inside Valencia’s Saint Nicholas Church for immersive light shows and interactive exhibits tracing its Roman roots. With your entry ticket and audioguide, explore rooms like “The Heartbeat of Saint Nicholas” and experience projections that bring baroque beauty alive—leaving you quietly awed by both history and light.
Cava tour Barcelona: 3 family wineries with tastingsA full-day cava tour from Barcelona takes you to three small family wineries in the Penedés region with a local guide in English or Spanish. You taste cava and still wines at each stop, eat a Spanish lunch with local products at the second winery, and return to your hotel by 4 pm. Hotel pickup is included, and the guide confirms the exact time the day before.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to taste cava at the source without renting a car or navigating between wineries yourself—the guide handles the route and timing, and you spend the afternoon tasting and eating instead of driving.
Banksy Museum Barcelona: 130 Street Art Works AdmissionYou get admission to 130 recreated Banksy works spanning themes from human rights to climate change, displayed in Barcelona's Gothic Quarter. No queue, self-paced visit, suitable for all ages including families with strollers. Most visits run one to two hours, and public transport gets you there directly.Is it for me?Right for anyone wanting to understand Banksy's work and the social issues it addresses without traveling to six countries. Plan for one to two hours inside—that's the time most people need to move through the collection and sit with the pieces that land hardest.
French Way from Sarria: 7-day walking pilgrimage to SantiagoA 7-day walking pilgrimage on the French Way from Sarria to Santiago de Compostela covers 110 kilometers across six walking stages, with accommodation, luggage transport between each stop, and your official pilgrim credential to stamp at every stage. The route passes through rural Galician villages, Celtic ruins, Romanesque churches and the Belesar reservoir, ending at the cathedral in Santiago. Minimum age is 18.Is it for me?Start from Sarria if you're arriving by train—this 110-kilometer stretch of the French Way has the densest pilgrim community and most established trail infrastructure, so you'll walk among other pilgrims rather than solo.
Santander: Crime History Night Walk & True Cases TourYou’ll walk Santander’s nighttime streets with a local guide who brings real criminal cases to life—from an old church murder to scandalous tales near Alfonso XIII Square. Expect gritty stories (no legends), hidden alleys, and an ending by the bay that leaves you wondering what else lurks beneath this city’s calm surface.
Hot Air Balloon Ride Mallorca: Sunrise or Sunset from Cala MillorA hot air balloon ride departing from Cala Millor in Mallorca lets you float roughly one hour over the island's northeast coast at sunrise or sunset, with a pilot narrating the landscape below. Baskets hold 6–10 passengers; you choose morning or afternoon when you book. The experience includes a safety briefing, flight time, a smooth landing, a glass of Champagne, a flight certificate, and a digital album of photos and videos. Children from age 5 are welcome; guides speak English, Spanish, French and German. You arrange your own transport to the meeting point and confirm the exact time with the operator before your flight.Is it for me?Book the morning tour if you want to chase the sunrise from the basket and have the rest of your day free; choose the afternoon tour if you prefer to sleep in and watch the light change as the sun sets over the coast. Either way, you're in a small basket with a live pilot who speaks your language—English, Spanish, French or German—and you control nothing but where you point your camera.
Lanzarote: Timanfaya Volcano Hike & Crater WalkYou hike into Lanzarote's Timanfaya volcanic landscape with a guide who explains the 18th-century eruption as you walk the crater rim and lava fields. Hotel or port pickup, bottled water, snacks, and small-group transport are included. The hike takes a few hours and returns you to your starting point.Is it for me?Book this if you want to walk the Timanfaya crater and lava fields instead of viewing them from a bus — the small-group format and professional guide are what make the landscape legible, not just scenic.
Barcelona: Sant Pau Art Nouveau Ticket & Flexible EntryYou’ll walk through Barcelona’s Sant Pau Art Nouveau Site at your own pace, from grand tiled halls to peaceful gardens between pavilions. Dive into centuries-old hospital stories, admire Domènech i Montaner’s designs, and catch sunlight pouring through stained glass windows—maybe even spot Sagrada Família in the distance if you linger long enough.
Barcelona: Torre Glòries 360° Viewpoint Entry & Audio GuideYou’ll ride high above Barcelona inside Torre Glòries, explore an interactive exhibition on urban life, soak up panoramic city views from the 30th floor observation deck, and step into an immersive art installation—all with an included audio guide. Expect moments of awe, quiet reflection, and a new way of seeing Barcelona’s heartbeat.
Tenerife Tandem Paragliding: 1,000m Flight & Thermal CurrentsYou're picked up from your hotel in the Costa Adeje area, driven to the takeoff point, fitted with safety gear, and launched into thermal currents at up to 1,000 meters. The 25–30 minute flight includes views of Barranco del Infierno and the southern coast, with your instructor handling the glide while you sit back. Transport back to your meeting point is included, so you only need to show up with photo ID and dress warm.Is it for me?Right for anyone in reasonable health who wants the adrenaline of altitude without needing to learn paragliding first — the fixed pickup time and included transport mean you show up ready to fly, not ready to navigate the island.
Barcelona Gràcia: Food Tour & Markets with Local TastingsYou start with coffee and pastries in a historic sweets shop, then taste your way through La Boqueria and a neighborhood market, stopping at a dozen vendors and small eateries. Breakfast, snacks, and lunch are included, and the guide walks you through Catalan culinary traditions while you're actually eating them. The whole day keeps you in the Gràcia neighborhood, away from the main tourist routes, so you see how locals actually shop and eat.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Barcelona's food culture through actual eating and local vendors rather than a restaurant meal, and you'd rather spend the morning in Gràcia's backstreets than waiting in line at major attractions.
Ribeiro Vineyard Tour & Wine Tasting in GaliciaYou walk through the Ribeiro vineyards with views of the Miño River, learn about native Galician grape varieties, tour the winery, and taste two wines paired with local cheeses and cookies. The whole thing is built around understanding how this particular place makes wine, not just tasting it.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand how wine is made in Galicia rather than just taste it. The vineyard walk and winery tour take time, so plan for a half-day commitment—that's what allows the guide to explain the varieties and methods properly.
Tenerife: Guided Hiking Tour with Andy & Private TransportYou’ll hike through Tenerife’s volcanic landscapes with Andy as your local guide, learning about geology and old island traditions along the way. Expect rocky paths, laurel forests, quiet valleys, and plenty of photo stops — plus a picnic break with views you’ll remember long after you leave.
Gran Canaria: Beginner Scuba Dive Puerto Rico Small GroupYou’ll start your beginner scuba diving experience in Puerto Rico with a friendly local guide who walks you through every step — from equipment to your first breath underwater. After practicing in shallow water until you feel ready, you’ll explore Gran Canaria’s reefs in a small group and spot colorful marine life together. It’s equal parts nerve-wracking and peaceful — something you’ll remember long after drying off.
Barcelona: Montjuïc E-Bike Tour with City Views & Art StopsYou’ll glide through Barcelona’s lively streets on an electric bike with a local guide, passing Arc de Triomf and Ciutadella Park before climbing Montjuïc Hill for sweeping city views. Pause at art museums like MNAC and Joan Miró Foundation, wander leafy parks, and catch local life around the Magic Fountain—all with stories and laughter along the way.
Pub Crawl Valencia: Free shots in El Carmen barsYou get picked up from your hostel at 9:45pm, join travelers from across the city, and move through El Carmen's bars with a free shot at each stop and club entry included. No other drinks are covered, so budget for those separately. The night is built around meeting people, not rushing through landmarks — expect to be out until late, and expect to actually talk to the people around you.Is it for me?Right for solo travelers or anyone new to Valencia who wants a real night out instead of a quiet evening alone. The group format and free shots take the pressure off meeting people, though expect to be out late and on your feet walking between bars.
Palma de Mallorca: Midday & Sunset Sailing with Open BarYou board a small sailing yacht at Palma's marina, sail out to a hidden cove with a professional skipper, swim and snorkel in crystal water, and enjoy an open bar with light snacks (vegan and vegetarian options available) throughout the afternoon or evening. The return timing depends on your departure choice — midday or sunset — and you're back at the marina by early evening or dusk.Is it for me?Book this if you want a few hours on the water without planning the route, sourcing gear, or navigating yourself — the skipper handles the sailing and knows where the best coves are, which is what makes a hidden stop possible in a single afternoon or evening.
Seville: Alcázar, Cathedral & Giralda Small Group TourYou get three major monuments in three hours with an Official Local Guide and a group small enough to ask questions. Entry to the Royal Alcázar, Cathedral, and Giralda is included, tickets are pre-purchased, and audio systems are provided if needed. Bring your passport or ID, and you're set to move through Seville's layers without arranging transport or timing between sites yourself.Is it for me?Pick this tour if you want Seville's three main monuments in one morning without arranging separate tickets, transport, or timing between sites—the small group size and Official Local Guide are what make it feel like a real introduction rather than a checklist.
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- Alicante›
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- Gijon›
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- Pamplona›
- Region of Murcia›
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- Tarifa›
- Toledo›
- Valencia›
- Valencia Province›
