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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Alhambra guided tour: Nasrid Palaces and Generalife GardensA guided tour of Granada's Alhambra takes you through the Nasrid Palaces—the Comares Palace with its Throne Room, the Palace of the Lions with its famous fountain, and the Generalife Gardens on the Cerro del Sol hill. An official guide in your chosen language leads the route; tickets and an audio system are included. The tour runs three hours and starts at a meeting point near the ticket office.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want the Nasrid Palaces and Generalife explained by someone who knows the site—the guide handles entry and timing, so you walk straight in without arranging tickets or navigating the route yourself.
Lanzarote: Salinas de Janubio Salt Tour & TastingYou walk through Lanzarote's only working salt flats for 90 minutes with a guide who knows the family history and the hydraulic system that keeps it running. You see the cookers, extraction pools, and mills that pull seawater up from below, then taste Flor de Sal and other salt products in the family bodega. The whole experience is on foot and moves at a pace that lets you absorb how the landscape, the sea, and the volcano all fit together.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to understand how something is actually made instead of just reading about it—the tour shows you the whole process from seawater to salt, and the tasting at the end proves the point.
Jet Ski to Lobos Island from Corralejo: Ride the WavesA 40-minute jet ski ride from Corralejo to the southeastern coast of Lobos Island, where you explore natural pools and a volcano while your guide teaches you about the local flora and fauna. You meet at the shop 30 minutes early for a safety briefing and equipment check, then return to the starting point by sea. The guide speaks English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and French.Is it for me?Book this if you have a free afternoon in Corralejo and want to move fast across the water rather than walk a beach or sit on a boat tour. The 40-minute ride is short enough to fit between other plans, and you're the one controlling the speed instead of following a group pace.
Madrid Virtual Reality History Tour: See Centuries Through VRYou walk five of Madrid's historic plazas with VR glasses that show each location as it was centuries ago, guided by an official historian who explains what changed and why. The Royal Palace, Plaza Mayor, Puerta del Sol, and older medieval squares are all included, with the virtual reality making the history visible rather than just described. Plan for a few hours on foot through central Madrid, and bring comfortable shoes.Is it for me?Right for history buffs and anyone curious about how Madrid looked in different centuries, since the VR makes that shift visible instead of just imagined. Expect to be on your feet for a few hours in the city center — that's what lets you cover the Royal Palace, Plaza Mayor, and the medieval squares in one outing.
Madrid Old City Walking Tour: Small Group Under 12You walk 2.5 hours through Madrid's medieval core—Royal Palace, cathedral, La Latina's narrow streets, Plaza Mayor, and San Miguel Market—with a guide who knows the history and a group capped at 8 people. Comfortable shoes and water matter; large bags aren't allowed. The tour runs in all weather, and you need to provide your mobile number when you book.Is it for me?Right for travelers with a few hours in Madrid who want the old city's main stops without navigating the medieval streets alone. The steady 2.5-hour pace and small group mean you move through the highlights without long pauses, though the narrow streets and moderate walking fitness requirement matter if you're traveling with young children or have mobility concerns.
Lanzarote: 3-Hour Buggy Tour Volcanic Roads & Wine CountryYou drive your own buggy across Lanzarote's volcanic terrain, wine region, and coastal dunes for three hours. The route includes La Geria's wine cellars, a red volcanic shore with a coffee stop, sand dunes, and views of La Graciosa and Fuerteventura. Vehicle use is included; you need a valid license and at least two years of driving experience to book.Is it for me?Right for drivers who want to explore Lanzarote's varied terrain under their own control and don't want to follow a fixed bus route — the buggy format is what lets you move at your own pace across roads and tracks most tours skip.
Ibiza: Private Catamaran Day Trip & Es Vedrà SwimYou’ll sail Ibiza’s southern coast by private catamaran with stops for swimming and snorkeling in secret coves, paddleboard near legendary Es Vedrà, relax on deck with music or try local seafood for lunch ashore or onboard. Includes fuel, SUP gear, WiFi and an easygoing local captain who knows all the best spots—you’ll feel part of the island rhythm before you even realize it.
Barcelona & Girona: Game of Thrones Day Tour with LunchYou’ll walk Girona’s winding alleys where Game of Thrones scenes came alive, snack on quirky ice cream, share a real Catalan lunch in Blanes with locals nearby, and climb castle walls for sea views. Expect laughter and maybe a few surprises along the way — it’s not just for superfans.
Gran Canaria: Canyoning Adventure & Waterfall Rappelling TourYou’ll scramble through Gran Canaria’s volcanic canyons with a certified guide by your side, rappel down waterfalls, taste local snacks mid-adventure, and learn how these wild landscapes were shaped. Expect laughter, cold water on your skin, and stories you’ll want to retell long after you dry off.
Tenerife: Whale & Dolphin Watching Yacht Tour Small GroupYou’ll join a small group aboard an Italian-style yacht off southern Tenerife for whale and dolphin watching with marine guides who really know these waters. Expect close-up moments with wildlife (if they’re feeling social), fresh fruit and cold drinks on deck, plus a chance to help collect ocean litter as you go — it’s laid-back but unexpectedly moving.
Barcelona to Montserrat & Cava Winery Day Trip with LunchYou’ll start your day outside Barcelona with an early visit to Montserrat Monastery before crowds arrive, guided by a local who brings its stories to life. Later, you’ll taste cava at a family-run winery and share a homemade lunch among the vines. Expect honest food, real conversation, and those quiet moments you remember long after you’re back in the city.
Mallorca Wine Tasting: Local Cheeses & Sobrasada in PalmaYou spend an afternoon in a traditional Mallorcan colmado tasting local wines paired with cheeses and sobrasada, starting with a welcome aperitif and moving through the island's own grape varieties. The experience is small-group and casual, designed around conversation rather than performance, and phones stay at the entrance so nothing interrupts the tasting. You leave with a real sense of how the island's producers work and what terroir actually means when you can taste it.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to taste Mallorca as locals do rather than as tourists, and who's willing to put the phone away to do it—the disconnection is what makes the conversation and the flavors actually land.
Gran Canaria: Small Group Boat Tour & Snorkeling with LunchYou’ll drift along Gran Canaria’s southern coast in a small group boat tour from Puerto Rico to Mogan, stopping for snorkeling in hidden coves and trying paddle surf if you’re up for it. Share homemade Canarian food and sangria with locals on board—there’s time to swim or just breathe in the view. It’s relaxed, personal, and leaves you wanting more salt on your skin.
Barcelona: Paella & Tapas Cooking Class with WineYou arrive at the kitchen, prepare two tapas and a paella under guidance from a local chef, taste wine and local food throughout, then sit down and eat everything you made. The class is small, the menu adapts to dietary needs, and you take home printed recipes. It runs 2.5–3 hours and includes all food, wine, and a dessert.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn Spanish cooking hands-on without spending a full day in a kitchen, and you'd rather eat what you make than just watch someone else cook it. The small group and fixed menu are what keep the pace relaxed and the conversation real.
San Sebastian to Guggenheim & Gaztelugatxe: Bilbao Day TripYou hike to a clifftop hermitage in the morning, explore Bilbao's medieval streets at midday, and spend the afternoon inside one of Europe's most recognizable museums — all without arranging transport between the three or buying tickets separately. The fixed schedule means you see the coast, the city, and the art in a single day without the coordination.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main sights — the hermitage, the city, the museum — in one day without arranging transport or buying tickets separately; the private vehicle and fixed schedule are what make three different places fit into a single morning-to-evening trip.
Ibiza: Sea Caves & Coves Snorkeling Paddle Board TourYou’ll sail from San Antonio Bay to Ibiza’s famous coves—Cala Conta and Cala Bassa—where you can snorkel clear waters, try stand-up paddleboarding, sip cocktails on deck, and even enter a massive sea cave if conditions allow. With local guides handling everything (and plenty of fruit and drinks), it’s equal parts adventure and chill—the kind of afternoon you’ll remember long after your skin stops smelling like salt.
Water Taxi Puerto del Carmen to Puerto Calero - 25 Min CrossingYou board at either Puerto del Carmen or Puerto Calero, spend twenty-five minutes on the water, and arrive at the other harbour. The service runs ten times daily with flexible same-day rebooking if you miss a sailing. Toilets are on board, and the boat takes children and strollers. Weather cancellations come with an alternative date option.Is it for me?Right choice if you're staying in one harbour and want to reach the other without driving around the coast — the frequent sailings mean you're not locked into one time. Plan for the 15-minute boarding window and check the timetable on the day, since times can shift with local conditions.
Ibiza Boat Trip: Cala Bassa, Cala Comte & SUP with 6 DrinksYou board a boat in Ibiza and visit four coves in five hours: Cala Bassa caves (if conditions allow), Cala Bassa beach, Cala Comte for swimming and paddleboarding, and a sail past Es Vedra rock. Lunch, six drinks, snorkeling gear and SUP boards are included, with a DJ playing throughout. You return to port in the late afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see multiple Ibiza coves and swim without renting a boat yourself or spending the day figuring out which beach to choose — the fixed itinerary and included food and drinks mean you just show up and the day unfolds.
Daily Wine Tour Ribera del Duero from Madrid: 4 Wineries & LunchYou visit four wineries across Ribiera del Duero in one day from Madrid, tasting 12 wines in underground cellars and modern facilities, with lunch included at a working winery. An expert guide handles the education and logistics, so you're not arranging transport or timing between stops yourself. The drive is part of it—about two hours each way—which is what makes fitting four wineries and a proper meal into a single day possible.Is it for me?Right for wine drinkers who want to understand a region rather than just taste through it, and who'd rather not arrange their own transport and timing between four separate wineries. Expect a full day out—the drive is part of the experience, and the pace is steady but not rushed, which is what lets you absorb both the wine and the landscape.
Valencia: Private City Walk, Central Market & Serranos TowersYou’ll feel Valencia’s rhythm from its lively main square to quiet alleys only locals know. Taste fresh roasted almonds at Central Market, climb ancient towers for rooftop views, and hear stories you won’t find in guidebooks—all with your own local guide leading the way.
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