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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Basque Pintxos Cooking Class in Bilbao: Make 4 Traditional DishesA hands-on Basque cooking class in Bilbao where you prepare four traditional pintxos—Bilbainito, La Gilda, Cod Brandada and Spicy Garlic Mushrooms—under instruction from a local chef. The class runs 2.5 hours, includes wine and soft drinks from an open bar, a charcuterie and cheese board, and dessert. Minimum age is 16; the chef teaches in English.Is it for me?This class is hands-on from the first ingredient to the last bite—you're chopping, stirring and plating, not watching a demonstration. If you want to learn a skill you can use at home and eat what you made the same afternoon, this one delivers both.
Picasso Museum Barcelona: Skip-the-Line Guided TourYou skip the entry queue with a local guide and move through five connected medieval palaces housing Picasso's most complete early collection. The guide walks you through his artistic evolution from youth to maturity, with particular attention to his Barcelona years, using a radio system so you hear everything clearly. After the tour ends, you stay inside as long as you like, exploring at your own pace before heading out.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to understand Picasso's work without spending the morning in a ticket queue—the guide handles entry and walks you through his artistic shifts, which is what makes the collection make sense instead of just being a lot of paintings on walls.
Ibiza to Formentera: Catamaran Sailing & Snorkeling Day TripYou sail from Ibiza's south coast to Formentera's beaches, stopping to snorkel at Espalmador, eat lunch at Illetes, and paddle surf if you want to. The catamaran holds twelve people maximum, includes snorkel gear and paddle boards, and takes the full day—roughly eight to nine hours from pickup to return. Small groups mean you're not crowded, and the fixed stops mean you're not deciding the itinerary yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Formentera beaches and snorkeling in one day without renting a boat or arranging your own transport—the fixed stops and small group size mean you get the beaches without the logistics.
Barcelona: Private Sailing Tour & Drinks for GroupsYou’ll board your own private yacht at Port Olímpic with a local skipper who knows every inch of Barcelona’s coast. Enjoy unlimited drinks, snacks like olives and fuet, and take in city views from the water. There’s time for swimming if you want — or just stretch out on deck cushions as Barcelona slides by. It’s easygoing, personal, and quietly memorable.
Ibiza: Private Sunset Motorboat Charter with Drinks & SnorkelYou’ll glide along Ibiza’s quieter coastline with a local captain, stopping to swim or snorkel in clear water near hidden beaches. Sip complimentary cava or beer as you watch the sunset from the deck, feeling far from the crowds. Expect laughter, salty air, and those moments that stick with you long after you’re back on land.
Catamaran sailing tour from Palma: Snorkeling & lunchA 5-hour sailing catamaran tour from Palma de Mallorca to Cala Vella or Portals Vells with two swimming and snorkeling stops. The price includes a welcome drink, a full barbecue lunch with salad and cake, wine and soft drinks throughout the day, snorkeling equipment with a deposit option, and swimming vests. A live guide speaks English or Spanish.Is it for me?Five hours leaves the morning or afternoon free depending on when the boat departs, so you can pair this with a market visit or a meal in Palma's old town without losing the whole day. The snorkeling is the main event, not a side stop, which matters if you came to the island for the water.
Alhambra & Nasrid Palaces Private Tour from MálagaYou get picked up from your Málaga hotel or port, skip the entry lines, and spend a full day inside the Alhambra with an art historian who knows the Nasrid Palaces intimately. The tour includes all three main sections — palaces, fortress, and gardens — plus 1 to 2 hours of free time to explore on your own before returning to Málaga. Book early; these tickets are the hardest to get in Spain.Is it for me?Book this if you want the complete Alhambra experience without arranging tickets, transport, or timing yourself — the private guide and skip-the-line access are what make a full day of three palaces, gardens, and fortress possible in one visit.
Barcelona: Sailing Cruise with Skyline Views & Open BarYou’ll sail from Barcelona’s Port Olímpic with a local skipper, catching fresh views of Montjuïc Castle and city landmarks while enjoying included drinks and snacks on board. Feel the sea air as you watch the skyline fade into distance—this cruise leaves you with more than just photos.
Barcelona: Pub Crawl with Karaoke, Beach Bars & VIP Club EntryYou’ll kick off your Barcelona night right by the marina with drinks and new friends, jump into karaoke and games led by a party host, then explore buzzing local bars before skipping the line into one of Barcelona’s biggest clubs. Expect laughter, music everywhere, and those small moments that stick with you long after sunrise.
Raval street art and censored history walking tour BarcelonaThis two-hour walking tour of Barcelona's Raval neighborhood explores the city's most infamous district through street art, social history and the censored topics that shaped it. You meet an accredited local guide at Plaza de Catalunya and walk through the neighborhood hearing stories and spotting locations most visitors never find. The guide speaks English and the route is wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?If you follow English comfortably and want to understand Barcelona through its harder stories rather than its postcard side, this walk delivers. The guide speaks only English, so it's built for that language; the pace and the topics are direct, not softened for comfort.
La Gomera: Garajonay Forest Hike with Local StoriesYou’ll walk ancient trails in Garajonay with a local guide who shares stories and legends along the way. Smell wild herbs after rain, hear Silbo Gomero echoing through misty trees, and pause at lookouts over La Gomera’s valleys. The pace is friendly — you’ll leave feeling connected to both nature and tradition.
Antequera: Dolmens & El Torcal Small Group Walking TourYou walk through El Torcal's fossil-studded limestone formations and visit three UNESCO-listed Dolmens—Menga, Viera, and El Romeral—all in a group capped at eight people. Transport between sites is included, and the tour timing avoids peak crowds. A moderate walking pace and morning departure mean you cover 5,000 years of Antequera's history without the usual tourist congestion.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Antequera's main archaeological and geological sites without arranging your own transport or timing around crowds—the small group size and scheduled low-traffic hours are what make both possible in a single morning.
Roque Nublo Hiking Tour: Gran Canaria Small Group Local GuidesA small-group hiking tour to Roque Nublo in Gran Canaria led by two local guides, limited to 6 passengers, with transport, a picnic and access to the protected landmark that now requires authorized guides. You'll walk 3 km through the volcanic centre, climb about 300 m to reach the rock at 1,800 m elevation, and visit the traditional village of Maspalomas, learning Canarian history and culture along the way.Is it for me?Book this if you need an authorized guide to access Roque Nublo—it's the only way to visit since parking closed and independent access is no longer permitted.
Barcelona: House of Candy Immersive Rooms & Sweets EntryYou’ll tumble through 12 wild candy-themed rooms in Barcelona’s House of Candy—jumping into licorice pits, posing for playful photos, and sampling sweets from the café. Flexible entry means no rush. Expect laughter, color overload, and a few surprises that’ll stick with you long after you leave.
Malaga: 3-Hour Segway City Tour & Castle ViewsYou ride a Segway through Malaga's main historical sites — the Alcazaba, Gibralfaro Castle, Marina Square, and Malagueta Beach — with a guide who explains the Moorish and Spanish history at each stop. The three-hour tour includes the Segway, helmet, and route planning; you just show up and learn to balance. It's faster than walking, slower than a bus, and covers more ground than either one alone.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Malaga's main landmarks in three hours without arranging your own transport or walking the whole city — the Segway covers more ground than your feet would, and the guide handles the history so you don't have to research it beforehand.
Barcelona: Gothic Quarter, Tapas & Flamenco Show PrivateYou get a private guide through the Gothic Quarter and Born, with stops at medieval landmarks and the cathedral. Tapas and wine happen in a traditional restaurant, then you skip the line and watch flamenco in a palace. A drink is included at the show. No group crowds, no arranging separate tickets or finding a restaurant on your own.Is it for me?Pick this if you want the main Barcelona sights and a proper dinner without arranging three separate bookings — the private guide handles the route, the restaurant and the show timing, so you just show up and follow along.
Fuerteventura: Ajuy Caves & Las Peñitas Canyon HikeYou hike a 4km trail through Barranco de las Peñitas ravine with a chance to reach the natural Arco window, then walk to Ajuy's caves along the west coast. Private transport picks you up, lunch is included at the village, and the whole day runs about five hours. If coastal weather closes the caves, you visit Betancuria instead—a trade that keeps the experience safe without canceling it.Is it for me?Book this if you want a full-day hike on Fuerteventura that avoids the crowded spots and includes transport and meals—the private pickup and included lunch mean you're not arranging logistics yourself, which is what makes a 4km climb and a full canyon-to-caves route fit into one afternoon.
Madrid: Plaza Mayor & Royal Palace Walking TourYou walk from Plaza Mayor through Madrid's oldest quarter with a local guide who explains the city's hidden history, food traditions, and architectural layers. You end at the Royal Palace with a recommendation map and enough local knowledge to explore on your own. The whole thing takes two hours and covers the sights that actually shaped the city.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to understand how Madrid actually works instead of just hitting the famous squares. The two-hour pace is what lets you absorb the history and local stories without rushing through the oldest part of town.
Lanzarote Scuba Diving: Museo Atlántico Beginner DiveYou learn the basics on land and in a pool, then dive the Museo Atlántico with an instructor guiding you through the sculptures at a beginner-safe depth. Hotel pickup, all equipment, and the boat are included. The whole experience takes three hours, and you walk away having actually dived, not just watched.Is it for me?Right for anyone curious about scuba diving who doesn't want to commit to a full certification course. You're out for three hours total, which means you can fit it into a shorter trip, and you don't need to be an athlete — just moderately fit and willing to try something new underwater.
Madrid: La Latina Wine & Tapas Walking Tour with HistoryYou meet your bilingual guide near Puerta del Sol and walk through Madrid's oldest quarters — La Latina, Plaza Mayor, Plaza de la Villa, and past the Royal Palace — stopping at three traditional taverns to taste Rioja, Ribera, and Rías Baixas wines alongside tapas. The tour includes a sit-down lunch with paella, Spanish omelette, and chorizo, plus an after-dinner liquor shot. Your guide walks you back to the starting point with recommendations for the rest of your stay.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste real Madrid wines and eat where locals eat, without arranging three separate stops or worrying about which tavern is worth your time — the guide handles the route, the tastings, and the timing, so you just show up and follow.
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