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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Barcelona: Sagrada Familia & Old Town Private Tour PickupYou’ll get picked up right at your hotel for a private day exploring Barcelona’s icons: panoramic Montjuïc views, lively markets along La Rambla, winding alleys of the Gothic Quarter, and finally skipping lines at Sagrada Familia with your local guide. Expect real stories, small surprises—and time to just feel it all sink in.
Valencia: Bike Tour City of Arts & Turia GardensYou ride through Valencia's most important landmarks — the Turia Gardens, City of Arts and Sciences, Central Market, Serranos Towers, and historic plazas — with a certified guide who explains the city's architecture and history as you go. The bike, helmet, and water are included. You move at a pace that lets you actually see things instead of just passing through them.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Valencia's main sights in one morning or afternoon without figuring out which streets are safe to cycle on or which landmarks are worth stopping at — the guide handles both, and the fixed route means you cover the whole city without backtracking.
Hot Air Balloon Flight over La Garrotxa Volcanoes: Cava & BrunchA hot air balloon flight over the Garrotxa Volcanic Zone Natural Park in Catalonia, launching at dawn from Vol de Coloms near Croscat volcano. You float 360 degrees above the volcanic landscape, see the Pyrenees and Montserrat on clear days, and land for Cava or non-alcoholic drinks with pastry mid-flight, then a full brunch. The five-hour experience includes the pilot's certificate, flight insurance and all organization; children from age 5 are welcome, and guides speak English, Spanish or French.Is it for me?Book this if you're staying elsewhere in Catalonia and want to start your morning from a fixed location near Croscat volcano—the launch site is set, so you won't spend time hunting for the meeting point.
Barcelona: Wine Tasting & Tapas Pairing Dinner in City CenterYou’ll join a small group in central Barcelona for an evening of Spanish wine tasting paired with five courses of local tapas. Guided by a professional sommelier, you’ll learn simple tricks for matching flavors while sharing stories over cheese plates and regional dishes. Expect laughter, new tastes, and maybe even a bit of friendly teasing as you discover why locals love their food traditions.
Spanish Cooking Class Palma: 7 dishes with local chefsA three-hour cooking class in Palma de Mallorca where you make seven Spanish and Mediterranean dishes under instruction from a local chef, then sit down to eat them with wine and soft drinks. The class runs in English or Spanish, welcomes anyone 18 and up, and includes all ingredients, recipes and cooking materials; the kitchen is wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?You'll stand at the stove with a local chef, learn to cook Palma's signature dishes hands-on, and leave with recipes to recreate them at home.
Lanzarote: Jet Ski Tour Playa Quemada & Puerto Calero RouteYou’ll feel Lanzarote’s wild side on this jet ski tour along the coast from Puerto del Carmen to Playa Quemada. Expect salt spray in your hair, laughs with your guide, a glimpse of hidden coves and harbors, and time to switch drivers if you want. Perfect if you crave a quick rush but also want to see a quieter side of Lanzarote.
Palma tapas tour: Taste convent sweets and market wineYou walk through Palma's Old Town with a local guide who knows the stories behind every bite. You taste convent sweets passed through a 700-year-old window, panadas and sobrasada in a centuries-old square, fresh tapas at the working market, and finish with ensaimada and ice cream. All tastings, water, one glass of wine, and the city map are included — you just bring comfortable shoes and an appetite.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand Palma through its food and stories rather than just see landmarks — the small-group format and local guide are what make that possible. Plan for three hours of walking on cobblestones with seven tasting stops, which is the pace that lets you absorb both the flavors and the history.
Mallorca: Sea Cave Diving & Speedboat with Cova des ColomsYou board a speedboat on Mallorca's east coast, ride to a sea cave entrance, and descend into Cova des Coloms with a wetsuit, helmet and headlight. You wade through three chambers of underground lakes, spotting stalactites and stalagmites lit only by your flashlight. Gear and transport are included; the whole outing takes a few hours and requires moderate fitness.Is it for me?Right for travelers with moderate fitness who want to explore a sea cave hands-on rather than just observe it, and who don't mind the physical demands of wading and climbing — that's what lets you reach the three chambers and the underground lakes most visitors never see.
Madrid Tapas & Rooftop Tour: Plaza Mayor, La Latina, DrinksYou’ll wander Madrid’s literary quarter tasting classic tapas and local drinks with a small group led by a guide who knows every shortcut. From cozy bars near Plaza Mayor to homemade wine in La Latina and finally sunset views on a rooftop above Gran Vía—you’ll feel like you belong here for an afternoon.
Private Boat Tour Ibiza with Snorkeling: Hidden CovesA private 4-hour boat tour in Ibiza aboard a traditional Mediterranean vessel with snorkeling equipment, paddle surf board and cooler included. The boat accesses hidden spots along the Cala Salada coast that larger tour operators cannot reach. You swim, snorkel and relax in shallow turquoise water, then watch the sunset from the water before returning to shore. A live guide speaks English, Spanish or French.Is it for me?You get a private boat and hidden coves instead of a crowded tour route—the traditional design of the vessel is what makes those shallow, unreachable spots accessible, and the 4-hour window lets you spend real time in the water without rushing.
Valencia: 90-Minute Private City Tour with Local GuideYou walk with a local guide for 90 minutes through Valencia's main landmarks — Plaza de la Virgen, San Nicolás Church with its 2,000-square-meter ceiling frescoes, and the Serranos Towers — while they point out the restaurants, bars, and neighborhoods where locals actually spend time. You skip the tourist traps and leave with a map in your head instead of a guidebook in your hand.Is it for me?Book this if you've just arrived in Valencia and want to stop wasting time figuring out where things are — a local guide in 90 minutes replaces a day of wandering and reading reviews, and you'll know which neighborhoods to explore next without the guesswork.
Barcelona: Sunset Sailing with Cava & Mediterranean ViewsYou board at Port Olímpic and sail the Barcelona coast for 90 minutes, passing Barceloneta Beach and catching the Sagrada Família from the water as the sun drops. Unlimited cava and snacks are included, and the boat returns to the same port by evening. It's a small-group sail, no experience needed, and the timing means you get the light without the crowds.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Barcelona's skyline and the Sagrada Família from a different angle without arranging your own boat or timing the sunset yourself—the fixed departure and return times mean you can plan the rest of your evening around it.
Whale and Dolphin Watching Tour La Gomera: Small Group BoatA small-group whale and dolphin watching tour from La Gomera takes you out on a traditional fishing boat with an expert guide to search the waters around the island, then stops at Las Salinas beach for snorkeling. Groups stay under 10 people, and the boat carries snorkeling gear, snacks, drinks and blankets; the tour runs about four hours from the Valle Gran Rey port.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you prefer watching from a smaller boat where the guide can linger on each sighting instead of moving quickly between multiple passengers.
Lanzarote North: Guided Buggy Tour with Small GroupYou’ll ride a buggy through Lanzarote’s wild north with a small group, circling Tinamala Volcano and stopping at an old quarry near Guatiza. Feel the wind in your face (goggles included), hear stories from your local guide, and catch glimpses of village life in Teseguite before looping back to Costa Teguise. It’s quick but leaves its mark.
Fighting bulls and Andalusian horses ranch tour near MálagaA guided tour of a working fighting bull and Andalusian horse ranch in a UNESCO-protected Mediterranean pastureland near Málaga, where you visit breeding facilities, watch cattle selection in the testing ring, and practice bullfighting passes with the actual capes. The tour runs about 70 minutes with a Spanish-speaking guide and requires a minimum of two people per booking.Is it for me?You'll work with the capes in the training ring and move through the working spaces where bulls and horses live freely—this is hands-on ranch life, not a viewing tour.
Bilbao to Rioja: 3 Wineries, Laguardia & Gehry Hotel TourYou’ll start in Bilbao with a drive into Rioja wine country, tasting premium reds in a centuries-old underground cellar before moving on to family-run wineries for more pours (and snacks). Lunch is in medieval Laguardia followed by a slow stroll through its winding streets, then a photo stop at Gehry’s wild hotel among the vines. Expect good wine, real stories, and maybe a few surprises along the way.
Costa Brava: Tossa de Mar Hike & Snorkel Day Trip from BarcelonaYou’ll set out from Barcelona for Costa Brava’s wild coastline—walking ancient paths above turquoise coves, swimming off Cala Bona with snorkel gear, sharing stories over local lunch in Tossa de Mar’s old town. Expect salty air, real Catalan flavors, and moments that stick with you long after you’ve left.
Montserrat: Early Abbey Entry & Forest Hike, Small GroupYou’ll slip into Montserrat before sunrise crowds, see the Black Madonna quietly, then hike peaceful forest trails with a small group and local guide. There’s time for coffee or reflection inside the abbey before walking through pine-scented paths far from city noise. Pickup is included so you can just show up half-awake and let someone else handle logistics.
Lanzarote North Buggy Tour from Costa Teguise: Small Group RouteYou’ll feel Lanzarote under your skin on this small group buggy tour from Costa Teguise—dusty hands, salty air, and glimpses into quiet villages like Guatiza and Mala. With a local guide leading the way and water plus goggles included, it’s three hours of real island texture—and maybe a little laughter when you least expect it.
Barcelona Sunset Sailing Cruise & Open Bar from Port OlímpicYou’ll sail from Port Olímpic with a local skipper as Barcelona glows at sunset. Enjoy open bar drinks and snacks while passing landmarks like Montjuïc Castle and Maremagnum from the sea. It’s relaxed, breezy, and quietly beautiful — you might find yourself lost in the view more than once.
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