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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Seville Tapas Crawl: 4 Bars, Local Wines & Pork SpecialtiesYou'll walk to four local bodegas in Seville's quieter neighborhoods, eating ten tapas servings and drinking four wine pairings chosen by the bars themselves. The route avoids tourist zones, the pace is unhurried, and everything — food, drinks, entry — is paid upfront. Expect to spend two to three hours on foot, moving slowly between stops and eating like a regular, not a visitor.Is it for me?This tour suits travelers who want to eat and drink the way locals do in Seville without arranging four separate reservations or figuring out which bars are worth the walk — the fixed route and pre-ordered menu mean you show up and the evening unfolds at a pace that feels natural, not rushed.
Alcazaba Malaga Guided Tour: Arab Palace & Sea ViewsA guided tour of the Alcazaba in Malaga, the Arab palace at the heart of the city's history, with a live guide explaining how the palace worked and the legends attached to it. The tour lasts about 80 minutes and includes your ticket to enter the monument. You choose your guide language — English, Spanish or Italian — when you book.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to understand Malaga's history through the palace that shaped it — the guide explains how the building worked and what the architecture reveals about the people who lived here, so you're not just walking through rooms, you're reading the city's story in the stone.
Tenerife: Teide Sunset & Stargazing Tour with DinnerYou’ll ride up through Tenerife’s pine forests into Teide’s wild landscape, watch sunset above a sea of clouds, share dinner at Spain’s highest restaurant, then stargaze with telescopes while your guide shares stories about the night sky. Expect cold air, new friends, and moments you might still think about weeks later.
Tarragona and Sitges tour from Barcelona: Roman ruins and beachesA ten-hour guided tour from Barcelona takes you to Tarragona, the ancient Roman city of Tarraco, and the beach town of Sitges, with hotel pickup and a small group of eight or fewer. You walk the old town past the amphitheatre, Roman walls, and the 217-meter aqueduct called the Devil's Bridge, then explore Sitges' modernist architecture and swim at San Sebastián Beach, one of Europe's best urban beaches. The guide speaks English or Spanish depending on your option; all entry fees and transport are included.Is it for me?Choose the English or Spanish small group tour if you want a set schedule and the company of other travelers; pick the private option if you're traveling with family or friends and prefer to move at your own pace without a fixed departure date. Both include the same sites and guide, so the choice is about how many people you want around you and whether you need a specific language.
Private Kayak & Snorkel Dolphin Tour Tenerife: Guaza CliffsYou paddle out in a small group with a professional guide, snorkel in clear water off Tenerife's cliffs, and have a strong chance of seeing dolphins or sea turtles in their habitat. Wetsuits, snorkeling gear, life vests, photos and videos are all included. The whole experience takes 3 hours, and you need to be a comfortable swimmer and at least 14 years old.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see dolphins and sea turtles in their natural habitat without arranging your own boat or snorkeling gear — the small group size and guide's knowledge of where to look is what makes the 90% sighting rate possible.
Tenerife: Whale Watching Eco-Catamaran Tour & Food TastingYou’ll sail Tenerife’s southern coast on an eco-catamaran with a small group, spotting whales and dolphins up close while listening to their calls through underwater speakers. Swim or snorkel in clear Atlantic waters, snack on local sandwiches with mojo sauce, and toast with cava as you head back to port — all with an easygoing crew who make you feel right at home.
Barcelona: Park Güell Skip-the-Line Tour & Gaudí StoriesYou’ll slip right past the lines at Park Güell with your guide leading you through Gaudí’s wild shapes and colors. Hear stories behind the mosaics, touch the rough tilework yourself, and pause in quiet spots most people miss. There’s time after to find your own favorite view or just sit where locals do — you might not want to leave right away.
Valencian Paella Cooking Class in Valencia: Learn the Real RecipeA hands-on cooking class in Valencia where you learn to make traditional Valencian paella from a local chef, starting with a shopping trip to Ruzafa Market for fresh ingredients. You'll master the technique—including the prized crispy rice crust called socarrat—then make sangria while your paella simmers, and finish by eating what you've cooked with wine, salad, and dessert. The class runs 3.5 hours and includes all ingredients, drinks, and a full meal.Is it for me?Book this class if you want to learn the technique and the story behind paella, not just follow a recipe—the Ruzafa Market stop and the chef's explanation of Valencian culture are what make this different from a kitchen-only workshop. The 3.5-hour format gives you time to shop, cook, make sangria, and sit down to eat without rushing.
Seville: Flamenco Show at Tablao El Arenal with DinnerYou arrive at Tablao El Arenal in the El Arenal neighborhood, choose your package (drink, tapas, or dinner), and sit for a 75-minute flamenco performance with up to 15 dancers, live guitar and singers. The venue, founded in 1975 by dancer Curro Vélez, is considered one of the best flamenco bars in the world. Food and one drink are included with your booking.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see flamenco in a real venue rather than a staged tourist show, and who don't mind sitting close to the stage and the other diners — the intimacy is what makes the performance land.
Lanzarote: Timanfaya, Jameos del Agua & Cueva de los Verdes Day TourYou’ll feel Lanzarote’s wild side—from steaming volcanic craters at Timanfaya to echoing tunnels inside Cueva de los Verdes and surreal art at Jameos del Agua. Taste local wine among ancient vines in La Geria and catch sweeping views over La Graciosa—all with easy pickup and a guide who brings each stop to life.
Ibiza Boat Party: 3-Hour All-Inclusive Drinks & DJYou board at Playa d'en Bossa, cruise past Ibiza's famous beachfront hotels, swim in turquoise water, and spend three hours with a live DJ, all-inclusive drinks and food, and spontaneous celebration moments. The boat holds up to 250 guests daily, and you're back on shore by late afternoon.Is it for me?Right for travelers looking to meet people and spend an afternoon on the water without planning logistics — the boat runs daily, all drinks and food are covered, and the swim stop is built in. Minimum age is 18, and it's not suitable for anyone with spinal or cardiovascular concerns.
Dalí Museum, House & Cadaques: Small Group from BarcelonaYou visit the Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres with skip-the-line entry, then spend the afternoon in one of two itineraries: either the fishing villages of Cadaques and Port Lligat (where Dalí lived), or the medieval coast and Pubol Castle. A local English-speaking guide handles all the talking and timing. Transport, museum entry, and personalized commentary are included; lunch and castle entry are on you. The day ends back in Barcelona by early evening.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Dalí's museum, home, and the places that mattered to him without arranging transport, museum tickets, or timing the day yourself—the small group size and pre-booked entry mean you move through each stop without queuing or wondering what comes next.
Madrid Dark History: Murders, Ghosts & Satanic Rituals TourYou walk Madrid's oldest plazas and shadowed alleys hearing documented stories of murders, witches, satanic rituals and unsolved crimes that shaped the city's history. The guide provides printed materials, stays available after the tour for recommendations, and keeps groups small enough to ask questions. Payment secures your place; you tip the guide at the end based on what you got from it.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want Madrid's real history—not the polished version—and don't mind walking through stories of violence and the occult to understand how the city actually shaped itself. The route is wheelchair accessible and manageable for most fitness levels, though the subject matter is adult-focused and not suited to young children.
Barcelona Food Tour: Tapas, Paella & 8+ Local TastingsYou walk through El Born and Barceloneta with a local guide, tasting your way through 8+ Spanish dishes at markets, tapas bars, and restaurants — white anchovies, jamón, paella, sangria, wine, and a secret dish included. The Cathedral and its cloister with thirteen white geese are part of the route. The tour runs weekdays and Saturdays; contact in advance if you have dietary needs, and wear comfortable shoes because the walking is real.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Barcelona through its neighborhoods and markets without arranging restaurants, timing tastings, or navigating the Gothic Quarter alone — the guide handles the route, the tastings, and the stories that make the food make sense.
Madrid: Spanish Paella & Tapas Cooking Class with MarketYou shop for fresh ingredients at a local Madrid market, then spend two to three hours cooking paella or tapas in a small group (maximum 12 people) with an English-speaking local chef. You prepare the dishes in pairs, eat together afterward, and leave with a recipe booklet so you can recreate everything at home. Dietary needs are accommodated if you mention them when booking.Is it for me?Book this if you want to actually cook Spanish food rather than watch someone else do it, and you're comfortable learning alongside strangers in a small group — the pair-cooking format and shared meal are what make it feel less like a class and more like you've been let into a local kitchen.
Gran Canaria: Volcano Hike, Roque Nublo & Sunset at Pico de Las NievesYou hike through Gran Canaria's volcanic interior, starting at Bandama Caldera and climbing to Roque Nublo, with stops at local markets and a fusion lunch at Tajinaste Restaurant. The day ends with sunset views from Pico de Las Nieves, above the clouds, with a honey rum tasting. Transport, guide, and all entry fees are included; the hike is moderate to challenging with 200 meters of elevation gain over rocky terrain.Is it for me?Book this if you want to experience Gran Canaria's volcanic geology and highest peaks in one day without arranging transport, timing multiple stops, or navigating the mountain roads yourself — the fixed itinerary and small group size are what make a full inland journey possible in a single afternoon.
Granada Alhambra: Small Group Tour & Skip-the-Line EntryYou get skip-the-line entry to the Alhambra, a local guide who knows the palace's history and hidden corners, and access to the Nasrid Palaces, Alcazaba fortress, and Generalife Gardens in one morning or afternoon. The small group size — capped at 15 — means you're not herded through with a hundred other tourists, and all entry fees are included so you're not stopping to buy tickets.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Alhambra's main sections without navigating the site alone or spending time in entry queues — the local guide and small group size mean you understand what you're looking at instead of just moving through rooms.
Barcelona: Helicopter, Sailboat & Old Town Walking TourYou’ll walk Barcelona’s famous streets with a local guide, wander through the Gothic Quarter’s hidden corners, sail from Port Vell with Mediterranean breezes on your face, then take off in a helicopter for wild city views. The mix of ground-level detail and sky-high perspective sticks with you long after you land.
Barcelona: Sagrada Familia & Park Güell Gaudí TourYou meet your guide on Passeig de Gràcia and spend half a day inside three Gaudí houses (one fully, two from outside or briefly), walk Park Güell with skip-the-line access, and explore La Sagrada Família for a full hour plus its museum. Morning tours enter Casa Batlló early; afternoon tours visit Casa Vicens instead. You avoid the long queues that form by mid-morning at these sites, and your guide explains the details most visitors miss. Choose your preferred time slot when booking.Is it for me?Pick this if you're in Barcelona for a short stay and want to see Gaudí's most famous works without spending hours in lines or figuring out transport between them — the pre-booked tickets and small-group format let you cover all three sites in half a day and actually absorb what you're looking at.
Barcelona: Sagrada Familia & Gaudí Walking Tour with Skip-the-LineYou spend three hours walking Barcelona's modernist landmarks with a local guide who explains Gaudí's work as you pass La Pedrera, Casa Batlló, and the Palace of Catalan Music. Then you enter Sagrada Familia with skip-the-line tickets—either with a shared official guide for 90 minutes or with an audioguide to explore independently. Metro fare and all entry fees are included; bring ID for everyone in your group.Is it for me?This works well if you want Gaudí's major works explained by someone who knows Barcelona, plus entry to Sagrada Familia without standing in a queue—the local guide on the walk and the skip-the-line tickets together save you time and give you context you'd miss on your own.
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