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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Gran Canaria Cave Tour: Descend into Barranco de las VacasYou walk through a canyon sculpted by ancient water, explore caves the guidebooks don't list, and finish in a working village where you taste local food and meet people who actually live there. Transport and a professional guide who knows the island because they're from it are included, which is what makes the difference between seeing Gran Canaria and understanding it.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see the interior of Gran Canaria without arranging their own transport or figuring out which places are worth the drive — the guides know the routes and the stories, which is what turns a canyon and some caves into an actual understanding of the island. Plan for a full morning or early afternoon out, with some walking and uneven terrain, which is exactly what gets you to the places most visitors never reach.
Seville: Jewish Quarter Walking Tour & Tapas Dinner Small GroupYou’ll wander Seville’s Jewish Quarter with a local guide, tracing hidden corners and centuries-old tales before sharing Andalusian tapas and wine at a neighborhood bar. Expect laughter over dinner, unexpected stories in sunlit alleys, and small details you’d never notice alone—plus all food and drinks are included.
Madrid: Tapas Tour & Churros with Chocolate, 4 BarsYou visit four traditional bars in Madrid's old quarter over two hours, tasting tapas and local drinks at each stop while your guide explains the history of Puerta del Sol, Plaza Mayor, and Plaza de la Villa. The tour ends with churros and chocolate at a classic churrera, and includes all food and one drink per bar. You start at 7pm sharp at Puerta del Sol and finish on Calle Arenal.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to eat like locals and learn Madrid's history at the same time without arranging bars and timing yourself — the fixed 7pm start and guided route handle both the food and the story.
San Antonio Bay sailing cruise Ibiza: Swim, snorkel, open barA 4-hour sailing cruise departing San Antonio Marina in Ibiza, with a choice of midday or sunset departure and shared or private boat. You swim at a sheltered anchorage, snorkel with provided equipment, and cruise past dramatic cliffs and named calas while a professional skipper shares live local insights. The open bar runs throughout, and light snacks with vegan and vegetarian options are included.Is it for me?Book the shared cruise if you want to meet other travelers and keep the cost down; choose the private option if your group wants to set the pace and stops without coordinating with others, or if you're celebrating something and want the boat to yourselves.
Madrid: 1-Hour Segway Tour Royal Palace & Old CityYou ride a Segway through Madrid's medieval heart, passing the Royal Palace, Almudena Cathedral, and Sabatini Gardens with a local guide who explains the architecture and history as you go. The tour lasts about an hour, includes a helmet, and covers ground you'd take much longer to see on foot. Minimum group size is two people, and you must be at least 10 years old.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Madrid's old city and major landmarks in one hour without the pace of a walking tour—the Segway covers more ground and lets you stay comfortable while your guide handles the history and context.
San Sebastian: Pintxos Lunch Walk with Local Food GuideYou’ll wander San Sebastian’s old town with a local guide who tailors your pintxos tour to your tastes — sampling five unique bites and drinks along the way. Expect laughter over shared plates, stories you won’t find in guidebooks, and that feeling of being welcomed into real Basque life for an afternoon.
Cádiz Walking Tour: 3000 Years & Napoleon's Forbidden CityYou walk through Cádiz's medieval core and merchant quarters with a guide who connects architecture to history — learning to read a building's purpose from its facade, discovering why the city was Napoleon's blind spot, and understanding the role of the 1812 Constitution. The 2.5-hour tour starts at the town hall and stays outside monuments, so you keep moving and stay engaged. Pickup is at Plaza San Juan de Dios.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Cádiz's layout and history in one focused walk without arranging separate monument tickets — the guide's stories about architecture and politics make the streets themselves readable, which is what lets you navigate the city confidently afterward.
Barcelona Airport Transfer: Private Car, Flight TrackingYou get picked up at Barcelona Airport with your name on a sign, tracked flight arrival, and a fixed price with no meter surprises. The driver waits 60 minutes free if you need time at arrivals, then takes you straight to your hotel in a private air-conditioned vehicle. Return transfers to the airport follow the same system—just book your preferred pickup time.Is it for me?Book this if you're traveling with luggage, children, or a group and want to skip the taxi queue and meter negotiation—the fixed price and flight tracking mean you arrive at your hotel without stress or surprises.
Córdoba: Mosque-Cathedral with Art History Guide & EntryYou enter with a guide who reads the building's four centuries of construction, using a wireless receiver so you hear clearly without crowding. Entry is included, and you leave understanding why this World Heritage site shaped Islamic architecture across the Mediterranean. Plan for roughly ninety minutes inside.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand the building's history rather than just see it, and who prefer not to navigate the crowds or audio logistics alone. The ninety-minute pace gives you time to absorb each section without rushing or lingering too long.
Toledo & La Mancha: Windmills, Winery & Lunch from MadridYou visit Toledo's cathedral and Jewish Quarter with a guide, walk inside a La Mancha windmill, eat a five-course Manchego lunch with wine, and taste wines in a traditional family cellar. All entry fees and food are included, and the group stays small enough that you're not herded through the narrow streets or the winery. The day takes roughly eight to nine hours from Madrid pickup.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Toledo's cathedral and La Mancha's windmills in one day without arranging separate transport, tickets, and restaurant reservations — the small group size and included meals mean you move at a real pace instead of being rushed between stops.
Tenerife Whale Watching & Marine Science Tour with BiologistYou’ll join a small group near Tenerife’s Rasca lighthouse for an honest look at whales and dolphins with a real marine biologist guiding you. Expect salty air, volcanic coastlines, local stories, and moments where time just stops as you watch wildlife up close. It’s not polished or predictable — but that’s what makes it stick with you.
Private Day Trip to Ronda from Malaga with Driver-GuideA private full-day tour from Malaga to Ronda with your own driver-guide, hotel pickup, and a guided walking tour of the whitewashed old town, Puente Nuevo bridge and Plaza de Toros. You choose when to stop for photos, lunch or wine tasting; the driver handles the route and the timing around your interests.Is it for me?Your own driver-guide handles the route and timing, so you explore Ronda's winding streets and dramatic gorge views at your pace—stopping for photos or tapas whenever something catches your eye.
Park Güell & Gaudí House Private Tour: 2-hour skip-the-lineYou get a private guide for two hours who decodes Gaudí's hidden symbols throughout the park, skip-the-line entry so you avoid the morning queues, and access to the Gaudí House Museum where the architect lived. You'll see the dragon mosaic, the undulating bench, the Hypostyle Room, and views to the Mediterranean, then stay longer on your own if you want. The guide hands you personalized recommendations before they leave.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand Park Güell beyond the photo spots and don't want to spend the morning in entry queues. The private guide and two-hour pace mean you actually absorb the symbols and stories instead of rushing between landmarks, and you can linger afterward without feeling rushed.
Barcelona Food Tour: La Boqueria Market & Gothic QuarterYou taste your way through La Boqueria Market's best stalls — jamón, cheese, fried fish — then walk into the Gothic Quarter with your guide, stopping for pinchos and patatas bravas at family-run spots, finishing with Catalan dessert and a walk past Roman walls and medieval chapels. The whole thing takes 2.5 hours in a group of 14 or fewer, and you choose whether to do it at lunch or dinner.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat where locals eat and understand Barcelona's food culture without arranging your own market visits and restaurant stops — the guide handles the introductions at each stall and deli, which is what makes tasting from vendors possible instead of just browsing.
Flamenco Show Puerto de la Cruz Tenerife: 90 minutes of Spanish danceYou sit through ninety minutes of flamenco and classical Spanish dance, with entrance included and the theater steps away from Puerto de la Cruz's center. The show runs every Wednesday, the space is fully accessible, and you don't need to arrange anything beyond showing up.Is it for me?Right for travelers in Tenerife who want to see authentic Spanish flamenco without traveling far from Puerto de la Cruz or arranging transport — the theater sits in the town center, and the fixed Wednesday schedule means you can plan the rest of your evening around it.
Private Pintxos and Wine Tour in San SebastiánA private 3-hour pintxos and wine tour in San Sebastián pairs five Basque tapas with five Spanish wines while a local English-speaking guide introduces you to the city's food customs and history. Hotel pickup is included for select locations. The tour requires a minimum of 4 participants; if numbers fall short after booking, you'll be offered an alternative date or full refund.Is it for me?A three-to-four-hour tour leaves your morning or evening free, so it fits into a day with other plans—arrive in the afternoon and taste your way through the old town, or book an early slot and have the rest of the day to explore on your own. The private format means the group stays small and the pace stays yours.
Daily Wine Tour Ribera del Duero from Madrid: 2-3 WineriesYou travel from Madrid to Spain's top-rated wine region, visit two or three wineries with professional tastings, eat lunch at a traditional restaurant, and see medieval towns and vineyards along the way. Your bilingual guide handles the route and the explanations, the minivan is air-conditioned, and you're back in the city by evening.Is it for me?Right for wine lovers with a full day to spare and no car in Madrid — the guide handles the route, the tastings, and the stops, which is what lets you focus on the region instead of navigating it. Plan for ten hours out, which is what fits two wineries, lunch, and the drive both ways.
Santiago Cathedral & Old City Tour: Guided walk with museum entryA guided tour of Santiago de Compostela combines a walking route through the historic center with a separate guided visit to the Cathedral Museum and the Cathedral interior, all led by official guides in English or Spanish. The tour runs 3.5 hours with a 45-minute break between the city walk and the museum section; museum entry is included. You meet your guide at Plaza del Obradoiro, the main square facing the Cathedral.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to understand Santiago de Compostela's layout and history without arranging separate tickets or guides—the museum and Cathedral entry are included, and the official guide handles both the walking route and the indoor sites, so the day holds together as one experience.
San Sebastian to Getaria: Txakoli Wine Tour & Harbor WalkYou’ll ride from San Sebastian along the Basque coast to taste fresh txakoli wines right where they’re made, wander Getaria’s harbor with a local guide, and sample traditional snacks like anchovies or gildas. Expect steep vineyards, sea air, stories about Basque wine traditions—and a few moments you might want to linger in longer than planned.
Costa Calma: Beginner Scuba Dive Small Group & InstructorYou’ll slip beneath Costa Calma’s waves for your first scuba dive in a small group, guided step-by-step by an experienced instructor who keeps things relaxed and personal. Learn at your own pace, practice key skills right on the beach, then explore colorful sea life together before heading back salty-haired and quietly proud—you might surprise yourself.
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- 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›
