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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Córdoba Mosque-Cathedral & Jewish Quarter Day Trip from SevilleYou’ll walk Córdoba’s winding streets with a local guide, step beneath the striped arches of the Mosque-Cathedral, explore the peaceful Jewish Quarter, and pause inside one of Spain’s last medieval synagogues. Expect small moments—like sunlight on stone or laughter over mispronounced names—that stay with you longer than any photo.
Santiago de Compostela: Pilgrim Recovery Massage & StretchingYou get a 60-minute deep tissue massage targeting the areas the Camino punishes most, with stretching built in. The therapist uses arnica and harpagophyte creams to reduce muscle fatigue and gives you a recovery gel to take home. Couples can book together and massage at the same time, and you leave with the official Camino certificate. It's practical recovery, not luxury—exactly what your body needs after walking.Is it for me?Book this if you've just walked the Camino or a long trail and want to address the specific damage—swollen feet, tight legs, sore back—without arranging a separate recovery plan. The fixed hour and the recovery products mean you walk out able to move again, not just relaxed.
Toledo: Private Walking Tour & Panoramic Taxi with Station PickupYou’ll step straight off your train into Toledo’s tangled lanes with a local guide waiting for you. Ride up for panoramic city views in a taxi, then walk through Jewish, Christian, and Muslim quarters—pausing for stories (and maybe laughter over your Spanish). The pace is yours; ask questions or linger where you want. It’s not just sightseeing—it’s feeling the city under your shoes.
Can-Am Ryker 3-Wheel Motorcycle Tour: Gran Canaria RoutesA 2.5-hour motorcycle tour of Gran Canaria on a fully automatic Can-Am Ryker, a three-wheel vehicle that handles like a quad but sits you upright and stable. You ride your own machine through Fataga's mountain roads, Playa del Inglés and Mogan's coastal routes at your own pace, with a guide leading the group. Fuel, helmet and accident insurance are included; a valid car license is required, and the minimum age is 20.Is it for me?Pick this if you want a guided ride on automatic three-wheelers with translation support in multiple languages, so you can focus on riding rather than navigating or managing a manual vehicle.
Fuerteventura: Sailing Trip Morro Jable, Snorkeling & LunchYou’ll sail from Morro Jable along Fuerteventura’s coast with just a few others on board—spotting dolphins if you’re lucky, steering under your captain’s watchful eye, snorkeling clear bays near Jandia, and sharing fresh Canarian lunch on deck before heading back salty-haired and smiling.
Cadiz: Small Group Bike Tour with Local Guide & Top SitesYou’ll pedal through Cádiz’s winding streets with a local guide, stopping at La Caleta Beach, outside the Cathedral, and glimpsing Spain’s oldest Roman Theatre. Feel the city’s pulse up close as you ride past plazas and seaside fortresses — there’s laughter, history, and maybe even some churros along the way.
Tangier from Málaga: Ferry, Medina & Camel Ride All-InclusiveYou get picked up from your Costa del Sol hotel, ferried to Tangier with a private guide, walked through the Medina and souk, taken to Cap Spartel for photos and an optional camel ride, fed breakfast and a Moroccan lunch, and returned to your hotel by evening. Ferry tickets, guide, transport in Morocco, and meals are all included—you just show up with your passport.Is it for me?Right for travelers based on the Costa del Sol who want a full Tangier day without arranging ferries, guides, or meals separately. The early pickup and fixed schedule mean you're back by evening, which is what makes a border crossing possible in one day.
Ibiza to Formentera: Catamaran Sailing & Snorkeling DayYou sail from Ibiza to Formentera on a spacious catamaran, stopping at three protected beaches and islands — S'Espalmador, Ses Illetes, and Cala Saona — with time to snorkel, paddle, and swim at each one. Lunch happens either ashore at a waterfront restaurant or on board with catering. All snorkeling gear, SUP boards, fuel, and safety equipment are included, and the return journey gives you one last stretch of open water before heading back to Cala Jondal.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants a full day on the water without renting a boat or organizing the stops themselves — the skipper knows the route, the catamaran has everything you need, and the only decision you make is where to eat lunch.
Tuk Tuk tour Costa Adeje: Caldera del Rey & coastal villagesA 2-hour tuk tuk tour of Costa Adeje and Tenerife's south coast, departing from the resort area and climbing to Caldera del Rey volcanic monument, then looping through coastal villages and beaches. Your guide speaks English or Spanish (other languages on request with 24 hours' notice) and walks with you at each stop; choose between a small group or private vehicle. Infants sit on an adult's lap; the private option suits travelers needing extra space or mobility support, since the six seats face inward.Is it for me?Book the small group option if you're comfortable sharing the tuk tuk and want to meet other travelers; choose private if you're traveling with young children, need mobility support, or prefer the whole vehicle to yourself — the facing seats are more spacious that way.
Barcelona: Gothic Quarter & El Born Walking Tour with Local GuideYou walk through Barcelona's medieval core with a local guide who knows the hidden stories behind the Gothic Quarter and El Born. The tour includes 15+ sights — from Santa Maria del Mar and the Barcelona Cathedral to the Bridge of Sighs and Picasso's early haunts — plus the contemporary art spots and historic bars that shaped the neighborhood. Small groups, no rushing, and the kind of detail you'd miss on your own.Is it for me?Book this if you want the real story of Barcelona's medieval core without arranging your own route or missing the connections between the buildings, the artists, and the history — a local guide is what turns a walk into understanding.
Medina Azahara from Córdoba: 10th Century Ruins & Guided TourYou travel by bus from Córdoba to the 10th-century ruins of Medina Azahara, eight kilometers outside the city, with an official guide leading you through palace remains, administrative buildings, and garden foundations. Shuttle transport takes you from the parking area to the site itself, and entry is free for EU citizens. The tour suits all fitness levels and takes you through a UNESCO World Heritage site that most visitors to Córdoba miss.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see beyond Córdoba's main cathedral and mosque — Medina Azahara is the archaeological piece most visitors skip, and a guide makes the fragmented ruins legible instead of just atmospheric.
Barcelona: La Boqueria Market Tour & Paella Cooking ClassYou’ll wander Barcelona’s La Boqueria market with a chef who knows every corner, taste Spanish tapas paired with local wines, then cook seafood paella and Crema Catalana together in an 18th-century apartment. Expect laughter over lopsided desserts and stories that linger long after lunch ends.
Oviedo Night Legends Tour: Ghosts, Myths & Dark History WalkYou’ll wander Oviedo’s historic streets by night with a Spanish-speaking historian sharing legends of exorcisms, medieval dragons, and ghostly myths. Hear stories in hidden squares where criminals once stood trial and learn about Asturian folklore that still lingers in stone carvings and whispered tales. Expect laughter as well as goosebumps — this tour makes Oviedo’s mysteries feel strangely close.
Consuegra Windmills Tour from Madrid: Don Quixote RouteA guided tour from Madrid visiting the 12 whitewashed windmills of Consuegra—the ones that inspired Miguel de Cervantes—then moving to Toledo for a walk to Plaza de Zocodover, lunch, free time to explore, and the Valley Viewpoint at sunset. The guide speaks Spanish with simultaneous audio translation available in several languages; groups stay between 4 and 14 people in a Mercedes minivan with air conditioning and Wi-Fi. Bottled water and entrance to the Rucio Windmill are included.Is it for me?Choose the tasting option at checkout if you want lunch included at the Toledo restaurant; without it, you have the two hours free to eat where you prefer. Groups of 4 to 14 work best for anyone who wants the literary history explained without the scale of a full-size coach tour, and the small size also means the guide can adjust the pace if someone needs more time at the mills or in Toledo.
San Sebastian Pintxos Tour & D.O. Wines Old TownYou walk the Old Town with a local guide, stopping at eight restaurants to taste pintxos paired with three wines, cider, and liqueur. Between tastings, the guide shares stories about the historic squares and churches that shape the neighborhood. Vegetarian, gluten-free, and non-alcoholic options are available when you book. Small groups mean you move at a human pace and can actually talk to the guide.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand how San Sebastian actually eats — the guide and the small-group pace mean you're not rushing through, and the mix of tastings and stories keeps it from feeling like a checklist.
Electric Tuk Tuk Madrid: Temple of Debod & Royal PalaceYou ride through Madrid's main landmarks—palaces, fountains, museums, churches, stadiums and an Egyptian temple—in a private electric tuk tuk with a guide who explains what you're seeing. Pickup is at Plaza de Oriente, stops are fixed, and the whole thing takes three hours. Bring a light jacket and book at least a day ahead to confirm your vehicle.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Madrid's main sights in one loop without arranging your own transport or timing—the fixed 180-minute route and electric vehicle mean you skip the logistics and spend three hours moving through the city with someone who knows where to stop for the best view.
Ibiza Sunset Boat Party: DJ Cruise & O Beach Club EntryYou board a boat at sunset, dance to a live DJ spinning balearic house and club hits over a Funktion One system, pass two of Ibiza's most scenic coves, drink two free sangrias, and sail straight into entry at O Beach club without a separate line. Three hours total, Mondays and Wednesdays.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to dance without choosing between a boat or a club — this one is both, and the sunset timing means you arrive at O Beach already in the mood. The three hours are paced to build energy, so you are not exhausted when you dock.
Barcelona: Penedès Wine Tour, Cava Tasting & TapasYou're picked up from your Barcelona hotel and driven to two family-owned wineries in Penedès, where you taste up to eight wines and cavas on a veranda overlooking the vineyards. Lunch is a platter of Catalan cured meats and cheeses paired with the wines. The guide shares the history of the winemakers and the region. You return to Barcelona by early evening, with all transport and tastings included.Is it for me?A good choice if you want to taste award-winning cavas and meet the winemakers without arranging transport or navigating the region yourself—the fixed itinerary and included pickup mean you step out of Barcelona and into the cellars without any logistics to manage.
Madrid Tapas Tour: Chef-Led Cellar Dinner & Bottomless WineYou’ll slip into Madrid’s lively evenings alongside local chefs: tasting croquetas in an old hardware shop, sampling jamón ibérico with new friends, and learning about vermouth culture before settling in for a private cellar dinner with bottomless wine. Expect laughter over pintxos, honest stories from your guide, and flavors you’ll want to chase long after you leave.
Estrella Galicia Museum: Beer Tasting & Cheese Pairing A CoruñaYou walk through a working brewery in A Coruña, learn how to pour beer the Galician way, then taste five local beers paired with five Galician cheeses in the tasting room. You leave with a 1906 bottle, wooden opener, and a cup—all included. The tour runs in Spanish.Is it for me?Right for travelers interested in how beer is actually made and want to taste local Galician producers in a working factory setting. The tour is in Spanish, so it works best if you speak the language or travel with someone who does.
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