Things to do in Spain
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Madrid to Cuenca: Day Trip with Enchanted City & Ventano del DiabloYou’ll stand above wild canyons at Ventano del Diablo, wander through surreal rock formations in the Enchanted City, share stories with your local guide in Cuenca’s medieval lanes, and taste typical products after visiting its cathedral. It’s a day trip where every stop feels like a different world—leaving you with more questions than answers (in a good way).
Segway tour Valencia: City of Arts and Sciences private rideA private Segway tour of Valencia's City of Arts and Sciences where you ride standing on the vehicle through the complex's sci-fi buildings, the Turia Riverbed Gardens, and past the Serranos Towers with a live guide in your language. Training happens before departure; helmets, raincoats and a professional camera for photos are included. Minimum two people per booking; weight range 25–130 kg.Is it for me?Book this if you want to cover the City of Arts and Sciences and the Turia Gardens in a single morning or afternoon without the pace of a walking tour—the Segway moves you through both sites in two hours, and the private format means the guide can adjust timing and stops for your group's interests.
Valencia Bike Tour: Medieval Center to City of ArtsA guided bike or e-bike tour of Valencia covers the city's historic center, gardens, and modern architecture in 2.5 hours, with a local guide in multiple languages and stops at the Cathedral, Central Market, Serranos Towers, and the City of Arts and Sciences. You choose between a standard city bike or an electric bike; children under 20 kg ride free in a child seat, and specialized bikes fit riders up to 130 cm. The route strings together medieval plazas, the green Turia Riverbed Gardens, and the futuristic Oceanogràfic, so you see both old Valencia and new without planning the stops yourself.Is it for me?Book the e-bike option if you want to cover the full route—from the bullfighting arena through the old town to the Oceanogràfic—without tiring on hills or longer stretches. Choose the city bike if you prefer a slower pace and more pedaling control, or if you're comfortable with the effort over 2.5 hours. Either way, the fixed route and guide mean you don't spend time deciding where to go next; the stops are planned so you see both medieval Valencia and the modern landmarks in one ride.
Malaga Food Tour: Four Tapas Stops with Local InsiderYou walk four stops through Malaga's oldest neighborhoods with a local guide, eating the equivalent of a full meal across tapas, wines, and local specialties. Entry to each spot, all tastings, water, and drinks are included. The group stays small, so the pace is yours and the guide's knowledge is actually useful. Plan for a moderate walking pace and bring an appetite — this is how locals eat, spread across the afternoon.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to eat like locals instead of tourists, with someone who actually knows which places matter and why. The walking pace is moderate, and the four stops mean you're moving through the city, not sitting in one restaurant — that's what makes the meal feel like Malaga instead of a tour.
Salou: Montsant Downhill Bike Tour & Mountain TransportYou get picked up from your Salou resort, ride a minibus 20 minutes into Montsant Natural Park, then spend a couple of hours coasting downhill on quiet paved roads through rural villages and mountain views. The bikes, helmets, water and guide are all included, and you're back by early afternoon. It's the kind of half-day activity that actually gets you away from the beach without requiring fitness or experience.Is it for me?Book this if you want to escape the Costa Dorada beaches for a morning or afternoon without arranging your own transport or worrying about fitness — the minibus handles the climb, and the downhill route means families and mixed abilities ride together.
Mallorca: 16th Century House & Olive Oil Tasting TourYou'll walk through a 400-year-old stone house and working oil mill, watch an audiovisual on traditional pressing, then taste olive oil from thousand-year-old trees alongside local bread, tomatoes, cheese, almonds, orange juice and wine in the family dining room. The tour includes brunch and sits within a UNESCO World Heritage landscape shaped by centuries of cultivation. Plan for a morning or early afternoon visit; if you go October through January, you might see the pressing happen live.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to understand how Mallorca's mountain landscape was shaped by centuries of cultivation, and who'd rather taste real olive oil in the place it's made than buy it in a shop. The fixed schedule and included brunch mean you're not arranging transport, timing or a separate meal — you show up and the property handles the rest.
Canyoning in Rio Verde Canyon, Andalucia: Rappel and swimRio Verde Canyon canyoning near Granada is a 3-hour activity where you rappel down canyon walls up to 15 meters high, take optional jumps and slides, and swim in emerald pools with a professional guide leading the way. The experience includes round-trip transfer by private air-conditioned vehicle from Granada, a safety briefing on arrival, helmet and all necessary gear, and snacks at the end. Children from age 9 are welcome; the guide speaks English and Spanish.Is it for me?Book this if you're staying in Granada without a car and want to skip the logistics of getting to the canyon yourself -- the transfer handles both the ride there and back, so you show up ready to rappel. The 3-hour timeframe fits a half-day slot, leaving the rest of your day open.
Tenerife Whale Watching Cruise & Beach Swim from Costa AdejeYou're picked up from your hotel and sailed out to the feeding grounds where whales and dolphins hunt off Tenerife's south coast. The skipper stops at a small beach where you can swim and snorkel, and drinks and snacks arrive throughout. The whole day takes three hours, the group stays under a dozen people, and you're back at your hotel by early afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see whales and dolphins without arranging your own transport or worrying about finding the pier — the pickup and small group size mean you show up at your hotel and the rest is handled.
Toledo Day Trip from Madrid: Walking Tour & UNESCO CityYou travel from Madrid by luxury bus with an official guide, walk through Toledo's medieval center, and visit the Church of Santo Tomé and Santa María la Blanca Synagogue to understand how three religions coexisted in one city. The fixed 8-hour schedule includes transport, entry fees, and a lunch stop, so you don't arrange any of it yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you're based in Madrid and want to see a UNESCO World Heritage City in one day without renting a car or planning transport and entry times yourself—the fixed schedule and included guide are what make a full Toledo experience fit into a single afternoon.
Pulpí: Olive Oil Farm Tour & EVOO Tasting with Local FlavorsYou’ll walk Pulpí’s olive groves with a local guide, taste premium EVOO straight from the source, dip fresh bread into bold condiments, and hear stories from people who live this life every day. Expect laughter, honest flavors, and a new respect for what goes into each bottle.
Alicante Wine Tasting Small Group Tour: 4 Wines, No CrowdsYou travel thirty to forty-five minutes through Alicante's countryside to a family-run winery in the Vinalopó region, tour the vineyards and cellar with a local guide, and taste four regional wines with bread, olives and crisps. Groups stay under eight people, so the pace stays relaxed and you can actually talk to the guide. Transport and all tastings are included; you're back in Alicante by early afternoon or evening depending on your departure time.Is it for me?Right choice if you want to understand Alicante's wines without the formality of a large tour group. The thirty-five-minute drive is part of it—that's what gets you out of the city and into the actual wine region where these wines grow.
Barcelona Gothic Quarter Private Tour: 2000 Years of StoriesA private walking tour of Barcelona's Gothic Quarter with a native English-speaking guide covers 2.5 hours through Las Ramblas, Roman tombs, the cathedral, and the medieval Jewish Quarter. The guide, who has lived in the city for 13 years, draws on firsthand knowledge of Catalan culture and history to animate the district's oldest sites. Pickup is included; children from age 2 are welcome.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want the city's oldest neighborhood explained by someone who actually lives there and knows why the streets are laid out the way they are — not just what happened in them, but what it means to the people who call Barcelona home.
Barcelona: Gaudí Trencadís Mosaic Workshop & Take-Home ArtYou spend two hours learning the Trencadís mosaic technique Gaudí made iconic, designing and assembling your own ceramic piece under instruction. The staff finishes it with grout while you watch, and you take home a completed, lasting artwork by afternoon or the next day — no experience or artistic skill required.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants a tangible creative memory from Barcelona without needing to be an artist — you walk in curious, spend two hours making something real with your hands, and leave with a finished piece that lasts.
Malaga: Caminito del Rey Guided Day Trip with PickupYou’ll meet your guide in Malaga for an easy pickup before heading out to walk Caminito del Rey’s dramatic trails and cross its famous high suspension bridge. With a local guide sharing stories along the way, you’ll experience canyon views, wooden walkways clinging to cliffsides, and moments of quiet awe. It’s equal parts thrilling and surprisingly peaceful — something that lingers long after you return.
Madrid: Royal Palace & Prado Museum Private Tour with TransfersYou get a private guide who's an art historian, two hours each at the Royal Palace and Prado Museum, hotel pickup and drop-off, and skip-the-line entry to both sites. The guide sets the pace, so you linger where you want and move through the rest at a rhythm that lets things stick. Four hours total, no waiting, no group.Is it for me?Right for travelers with a morning free and no patience for queues or group tours—the private guide and included skip-the-line access mean you see both landmarks without the usual wait. Four hours is enough to absorb the main rooms and paintings, not rush through them.
Mallorca Scooter & Motorbike Rental: Explore at Your Own PaceYou rent a scooter or motorbike with helmet, map, and insurance included, then spend the day riding Mallorca's coastal roads, mountain passes, and hidden beaches entirely on your own schedule. No tour guide, no fixed stops, no group pace—just you, the bike, and a laminated map of where the locals actually go. Bring a valid license and scooter experience, and plan for a full day of riding if you want to cover real distance.Is it for me?Right for travelers with valid scooter experience and a valid license who want to explore Mallorca's beaches, mountain villages, and coastal roads at their own pace without a guide or fixed schedule. Expect to spend a full day riding if you want to cover real distance across the island; the scooter is quick enough to reach multiple destinations but slow enough to actually see the landscape.
San Antonio Boat Excursion: Paddle Surf & Snorkel Cala BassaA shared boat excursion from San Antonio's port along Ibiza's west coast, stopping at Cala Conta and Cala Bassa for snorkeling and paddle surf in shallow turquoise water. The boat carries paddle boards and snorkel gear, plus an open bar with wine, beer, sangria and tapas; the crew prepares fruit and snacks between swims. The tour runs 3.5 hours and includes all equipment, drinks and food.Is it for me?This is a shared boat tour, so you are with other travelers, but the long anchors at each cove mean you control your own pace in the water—snorkel as much or as little as you want, or skip it entirely and rest on deck. Choose it if you want the equipment and the stops arranged but the freedom to move at your own speed once the boat is anchored.
Snorkeling in Mallorca: Private Sailboat to Dragonera IslandA half-day private sailing experience in Mallorca departing from Port d'Andratx, where you snorkel at two different coves along the coast—Cala Llamp, Cala Marmasset, Cala en Tio or Cala d'Egos depending on conditions—with snorkeling equipment, a paddleboard, wine or cava and local tapas included. Your Mallorca-native captain handles the boat while you swim, explore underwater or rest on deck. The route reaches coves accessible only by sea, and the pace is entirely yours.Is it for me?Port d'Andratx is the starting point, and public transport reaches it if you're staying elsewhere in Mallorca without a car—so the boat becomes your way to the coves instead of needing one on land. The captain's fee of €250 is paid on boarding, separate from the ticket price.
Gran Canaria Sailing & Snorkeling: Helm a Yacht, Small GroupsYou board a 14-ton yacht at Puerto de Mogán and either take a turn at the helm or relax while the crew handles the sails. The boat anchors in a quiet bay where you snorkel, swim, or rest before a vegetarian lunch with wine and soft drinks. Hotel pickup and all gear are included; the trip runs 4 hours with groups staying under 8 people.Is it for me?Book this if you want to actually sail rather than watch sailing happen, and you'd rather not spend the morning arranging transport to the port or figuring out where to anchor for lunch — the whole day is already planned around the boat and the crew.
Barcelona: Sagrada Familia & Montserrat Private Tour with PickupYou're collected from your hotel and driven through Barcelona's Gothic Quarter, Eixample, and Passeig de Gràcia, with entry to Sagrada Familia included so you skip the line. The route then heads out to Montserrat monastery and its natural park, where you explore the sacred mountain and its caves before returning to your hotel. The whole day is private—just you, your group, and one guide—which means the pace is yours and the stops are explained, not rushed.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Barcelona's main landmarks and Montserrat in one day without arranging separate transport, tickets, or timing yourself—the private pickup and included entry fees mean you skip the logistics and the queues.
Destinations
- Alicante›
- Altea la Vella›
- Andalucia›
- Aragón›
- Asturias›
- Balearic Islands›
- Basque Country›
- Canary Islands›
- Cantabria›
- Castile and León›
- Castilla-La Mancha›
- Catalonia›
- Costa Blanca›
- Costa Brava›
- Costa del Sol›
- Cuenca›
- Extremadura›
- Figueres›
- Galicia›
- Gijon›
- La Rioja›
- Madrid›
- Pamplona›
- Region of Murcia›
- Santander›
- Tarifa›
- Toledo›
- Valencia›
- Valencia Province›
