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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Guided Walking Tour of Albarracín: Medieval Streets & Casa NobleA guided walking tour of Albarracín led by an official Spanish-language guide covers the medieval town's narrow streets, notable buildings and the Casa Noble museum house, where you see period interiors across three floors. The tour runs just under two hours and suits all fitness levels; infants and small children can ride in a stroller.Is it for me?The tour is in Spanish only, so it works best if you follow conversational Spanish comfortably. If you speak the language, the guide's 25+ years of local knowledge makes this the deeper version of a walk you could do alone.
Timanfaya National Park tour with camel ride: Volcanic cratersThis tour explores Timanfaya National Park in Lanzarote, the island's volcanic heartland, with a route through craters and geothermal demonstrations at Islote de Hilario; a camel ride on the park slopes is available to book on the day. The tour runs 4 to 5 hours with pickup from tourist areas, a live guide in your choice of language, and park entry included. If the park closes unexpectedly, the Timanfaya Interpretation Centre is visited instead.Is it for me?You arrive at Timanfaya National Park with transport, entry and a guide already arranged—walk the craters and geothermal sites, then decide whether to add a camel ride.
Barcelona Sailing Tour with Vermouth, Drinks & Coastal ViewsYou’ll get to see Barcelona from a whole new angle—out on the water with a glass of vermouth in hand, local snacks at your side, and iconic sights like La Sagrada Familia in view. It’s relaxed, friendly, and just different enough to make your day special.
Barcelona: Private Sunset Sailing & Open Bar from Port OlímpicYou board at Port Olímpic with a private skipper, sail past Barceloneta Beach and Montjuïc with an open bar of cava, wine and beer included, and return after an hour. A swim stop happens if conditions allow, and the boat is yours alone — no strangers, no schedule pressure, just the coastline and whatever you bring to it.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Barcelona from the sea without spending half a day on the water or arranging transport, drinks and entertainment separately — the private boat and open bar handle all three in one hour.
Madrid Street Art Tour: Lavapiés Murals & La TabacaleraYou meet your guide at Teatro Valle Inclán and spend the morning learning how Madrid's graffiti movement developed, then walk through Lavapiés seeing political and social street art up close. The tour includes a visit to La Tabacalera's exterior walls (interior garden access depends on weekday restrictions) and a local guide in your language. You'll recognize work by major artists and understand the neighborhood's own story by the time you finish.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Madrid's graffiti scene beyond surface-level sightseeing—the guide walks you through technique, history, and the neighborhood's own story, which is what turns a wall into something worth looking at.
Valencia Pub Crawl: 4 Bars & Welcome Shots Thursday-SaturdayYou get entry to four bars in Valencia's old town with a free welcome shot at each, games and photos throughout the night, and a team managing the group's pace and stops. The crawl runs Thursday to Saturday evenings, and you pay separately for any drinks beyond the shots. It's built for travelers who want a social night without doing the legwork of finding bars and making friends on their own.Is it for me?Right for solo travelers and small groups who want a social night in Valencia without arranging bars themselves. Expect to be out for a few hours on your feet, moving between four stops in the old town with a mixed-age crowd.
Madrid: E-Bike City Tour with Prado, Retiro & Royal PalaceYou’ll glide through Madrid’s iconic sites by e-bike with a local guide—past the Royal Palace, along lively streets in La Latina and Malasaña, then into Retiro Park’s calm green spaces. Expect small surprises: street art flashes by, churros scent in the air, laughter with your group. You’ll finish feeling like you’ve seen Madrid’s heart up close.
Santiago de Compostela: Cathedrals Beach & Lugo Private TourYou visit Playa de las Catedrals, walk Pancha Island's lighthouse path, eat in Tapia, and explore Lugo's Roman walls—all with private transport, a professional guide, and time to linger at each stop. No group schedule, no separate ticket hunting, no figuring out how to get between towns.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Asturian coast and Lugo's Roman walls without arranging your own transport between towns or timing multiple separate attractions—the private vehicle and guide handle the logistics, leaving you free to focus on the landscape and the history.
Madrid: Iberian Ham & Spanish Wine Tasting Small GroupYou taste five cuts of jamón ibérico paired with manchego cheese and four Spanish wines, learning how to spot quality and price like a local. A gastronomy-focused guide walks you through the history and regional differences in a traditional Madrid tavern over two hours. The small-group format and fixed itinerary mean you don't arrange transport or timing yourself—you show up and the tasting happens on schedule.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to understand Spanish ham and wine beyond the basics without spending a full day on it—the two-hour format and fixed tavern location mean you get the tasting and the local knowledge without arranging multiple stops or timing yourself.
Marbella Old Town Food Tour: Three taverns, one local guideYou walk through Marbella's Old Town with a local guide for three hours, stopping at three traditional taverns that locals keep to themselves. You taste award-winning Ensaladilla Rusa, hand-carved Iberian ham, Payoyo cheese, salt-cured tuna, and three paired Andalusian wines — cava, Verdejo, and a local red. All gratuities are included, so you never reach for your wallet at the table. Small groups mean you're not herded; the pace lets you linger and ask questions.Is it for me?Right for travellers who want to eat the way locals do without spending the evening figuring out which restaurants are worth the walk. The three-hour pace means you're not rushed between stops, and the small-group format lets you ask the guide about the food and the history as you go.
Montserrat & Sitges tour: Monastery, hike & coast from BarcelonaA 9-hour guided tour from Barcelona combines Montserrat Monastery—a Benedictine sanctuary set against dramatic mountain peaks—with an easy walk through Mediterranean vegetation and native wildlife, followed by a coastal stop in Sitges to explore modernist architecture and the Sant Bartomeu i Santa Tecla church. Small groups of up to 8 travelers travel by air-conditioned minivan with a live guide in English or Spanish, and the tour includes basilica and atrium entry fees plus transport from central Barcelona.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see two distinct landscapes—mountain monastery and Mediterranean coast—in a single day without driving yourself or piecing together separate bookings. The small group size and fixed itinerary mean the day holds together without anyone building it, and the 9-hour span fits both Montserrat's spiritual heart and Sitges' promenade into one departure from Barcelona.
Barcelona: Private Photoshoot Tour & Instagram SpotsYou’ll wander Barcelona’s quiet morning streets with a local photographer who knows every angle in the Gothic Quarter, El Born, Ciutadella Park, and Arc de Triomf. Expect relaxed portraits (not stiff poses), stories from your guide, and digital photos included after your session. It’s more personal than you’d think — and maybe you’ll even laugh at yourself along the way.
Tossa de Mar: Scuba Diving Try Dive for Beginners PADIYou’ll slip into a wetsuit right on Tossa de Mar’s beach, learn the basics from a local guide, then dive below for an hour surrounded by fish and gentle quiet. Expect patient instruction, underwater photos as souvenirs, and that strange mix of nerves and calm you only get doing something totally new.
Málaga: Half-Day Catamaran Cruise & All-Inclusive LunchYou board a catamaran already under sail, spend four hours anchored at a natural beach with snorkeling, kayaking and SUP paddleboards included, eat a full buffet lunch and drink as much as you want, then return to the marina. No separate payments, no surprises, no time spent arranging transport or equipment—the crew handles everything.Is it for me?Book this if you want a full day on the water without arranging separate meals, drinks, equipment rentals or transport—the all-inclusive format means you step aboard and everything else is handled, which is what makes four hours feel unhurried.
Barcelona: Make Espadrilles Workshop & Cava with ArtisansYou’ll step into a real Barcelona espadrilles workshop, meet local artisans who guide you through every stitch (even if you’re all thumbs), pick your own colors and style, sip cava as you work, and finally walk out wearing something you actually made yourself. It’s hands-on, relaxed, sometimes messy — but that’s what makes it stick with you long after you leave.
Tenerife Sunset Catamaran: Dolphins & Wine at SeaYou board a catamaran at your hotel pickup, sail into the evening with wine and snacks in hand, and watch dolphins and whales move through water that's turning gold. The boat stays out two to three hours, stays small, and includes everything — transport, drinks, food, the whole thing — so you're not managing logistics while the light's changing. You're back at your hotel before nightfall.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see dolphins and whales without arranging your own transport or managing a daytime crowd — the evening departure is smaller and the fixed pickup time means you don't have to figure out how to get to the dock.
Estepona Boat Cruise: Dolphin Watching & Mediterranean SwimYou board a small boat at Estepona Marina and spend two hours cruising the Costa del Sol coastline while the crew watches for dolphins in their natural habitat. If conditions allow, you stop for a swim in the Mediterranean. Drinks and snacks are served throughout, and you return to the marina after around two hours. The boat holds a maximum of 10–12 people, so it stays intimate and away from the crowded tourist routes.Is it for me?Book this if you want to get out on the water without the noise of a big tour group — the small size and family-run feel are what make two hours feel like a real escape, not a box to check.
Snorkeling and Paddle Surf in Ibiza: 3-Hour Boat CourseA 3-hour activity on a boat off Ibiza's west coast where you take a paddle surf course from local instructors, then snorkel in guided sessions, with all gear, a GoPro photo report and refreshments included. Departures run twice daily along the coast from Cala D'Hort toward San Miguel, and the guide speaks English or Spanish.Is it for me?You do both the paddling and the snorkeling yourself with an instructor present, so this suits anyone who wants hands-on time in the water rather than watching from the boat. The fixed 3-hour schedule and included gear mean you show up and the day runs without you arranging transport, renting equipment separately or deciding where to go—the guide handles all of it.
Tenerife: Teide & Masca Jeep Tour with Local Guide PickupYou’ll ride in a 4WD Jeep across Teide’s volcanic landscapes and climb twisting roads to Masca village with a local guide who knows every curve and story. Feel the cool mountain air, hear silence broken only by wind or laughter, and catch glimpses of daily life in Tenerife’s wild heart.
Caminito del Rey Day Trip: Bus Pickup from Nerja, Torrox & Torre del MarYou’ll walk high above the Guadalhorce River on Caminito del Rey’s dramatic boardwalks after pickup from Nerja, Torrox or Torre del Mar. With a local guide sharing stories and safety tips, you’ll cross hanging bridges and rocky paths at your own pace. The day ends with an easy ride back—leaving you with memories that stick around longer than expected.
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