Things to do in Spain
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Mallorca Grand Tour: Valldemossa, Sóller & Sa Calobra by landAn eight-and-a-half-hour tour of Mallorca combining mountain villages, coastal roads and a boat ride along the Tramuntana World Heritage coast. You start in Valldemossa's cobbled streets before the crowds arrive, travel through the Tramuntana range to Sóller, ride the centenary tramway down to Port of Sóller, then cruise to Sa Calobra's cliffs and return via the engineered switchbacks of the Calobra road. A live guide leads the group in English, Spanish, Italian, French or another language; pickup from your hotel is included, and children from age 2 are welcome.Is it for me?The guide speaks English, Spanish, Italian, French or another language, so choose the departure that matches your language—this tour works for mixed-language groups as long as everyone on your departure speaks the same one. The eight-and-a-half-hour day and three-kilometer walking requirement suit travelers who are comfortable on their feet and want a structured itinerary that covers multiple landscapes without organizing the transport between them.
Mallorca: Segway Offroad Nature Tour with Tower ClimbYou’ll roll through Mallorca’s wild trails by Segway with a local guide, climb an old tower for sweeping views over Cala Millor and Sa Coma, and maybe even glimpse Menorca if the sky’s clear. With helmets provided and bottled water waiting at the finish, it’s a mix of playful adventure and quiet moments high above the coast.
Vigo: Electric Bike Tour with Coastal Views & Cruise PickupYou’ll ride along Vigo’s coast by electric bike with a local guide, stopping for stories of emigration at Lola’s statue, tasting sea air in Bouzas while learning about barnacles and mussels, and catching your breath at Samil beach with views of Cíes Islands. Expect laughter, unexpected history lessons, and a sense you’ve really met Vigo—not just passed through.
San Sebastian Old Town Walking Tour & Pintxos GuideYou walk the old town's key landmarks—Monte Urgull, San Telmo Museum, Constitution Square, and the 16th-century San Vicente Church—with a guide who knows the pintxos spots and the history behind each street. Small groups keep the pace relaxed, and everything is wheelchair accessible. The whole experience runs 3 to 4 hours.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to understand San Sebastian's actual layout and history without arranging separate stops—the guide's knowledge of pintxos and the Basque context is what makes the walk more than just sightseeing.
Palma de Mallorca: Hidden Coves & Cliff Jumping with Local GuideYou spend a day swimming in small coves with a local guide who knows the coast intimately, with optional cliff jumping, snorkeling gear, and water shoes included. The group caps at eight people, which keeps the pace relaxed and the experience personal. You'll see a historic fortress, a hidden rocky inlet, and a coastal chapel with views most tourists never find. Book by telling Joan your shoe size.Is it for me?Book this if you want to swim in small, clear coves without the crowds and prefer a guide who actually lives here over someone reading from a script — the small group size is what makes it feel like a local friend showing you around rather than a tour.
Malaga: Market Food Tour & Tapas with Local GuideYou'll walk through Malaga's historic center with a local guide, stopping at four restaurants and the 19th-century market. At each stop you taste a different dish — grilled seafood, tapas, local specialties — paired with wine or beer. The tour takes 3–4 hours and includes water; by the end you've eaten a full meal without sitting down. Vegetarian and non-alcoholic options are available with advance notice.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to eat like locals without planning restaurant stops or decoding menus — the guide handles the route and timing, and you just show up ready to walk and taste.
Sitges Bike Tour and Winery Visit: Alt Penedés with Hotel PickupA bike tour from Sitges through the Alt Penedés wine region, ending with a winery visit and tasting at Caves Romagosa Torne. The ride covers 15 to 20 km at a pace built for casual cyclists, led by a local guide in a group of eight or fewer. Hotel pickup is included, and the tour runs five hours total.Is it for me?If you're staying in Sitges without a car, the hotel pickup solves the logistics of reaching the Alt Penedés vineyards—you don't arrange transport or navigate to the starting point yourself. The small group size and casual pace suit anyone who wants to ride and learn without the pressure of keeping up with experienced cyclists.
Barcelona Flamenco Show: Teatro Flamenco Born with DrinksYou arrive early, settle into a candlelit room in a 16th-century Barcelona townhouse, and watch top flamenco artists perform one hour of traditional styles from three feet away. Your welcome drink is included, the environment is quiet enough to hear every note, and the staff handles seating so you can focus on the performance. Premium and VIP tickets move you closer to the stage or add unlimited drinks.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to experience flamenco in a quiet, close-up setting rather than a large tablao—the intimate room and lack of background noise is what lets you hear every detail. Plan to arrive 30 minutes early and stay for the full hour; that timing is built into how the space works.
Valencia: E-Bike Tour Turia Gardens & City of ArtsYou ride an e-bike from the medieval Serranos Towers through nine kilometers of the Turia Riverbed Gardens, passing the City of Arts and Sciences, reaching the beach, and finishing at the Royal Gardens. The e-motor handles the hills and lets you actually stop and look instead of just pedaling through. Includes the bike, water, and a private guide who knows which corners are worth the detour.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the main landmarks of Valencia — the old gates, the massive park, the futuristic buildings, the beach, the royal gardens — in one afternoon without renting a car or figuring out which buses go where. The e-bike is what makes it possible to cover that much ground and still have time to stop and actually look.
Toledo Jewish Quarter: Private Walking Tour & SynagoguesYou’ll follow a local guide through Toledo’s labyrinthine Jewish Quarter, pausing at El Tránsito and Santa María la Blanca synagogues while hearing centuries-old stories. Expect quiet moments in sunlit courtyards, hands-on history at San Juan de los Reyes Monastery, and glimpses of daily life tucked between ancient stones. This walk lingers long after it ends.
Marbella: Buggy Off-Road Tour with Sea & Reservoir ViewsYou drive your own buggy up mountain terrain with an accredited guide leading the way, stopping at panoramic points overlooking the coast and reservoir. The route covers ground inaccessible by foot, and protective gear plus drinks are included. A valid driving license is mandatory.Is it for me?Right for drivers who want to see Marbella's coastal and mountain views from somewhere other than the main roads, and who are comfortable handling a vehicle on rough terrain. Expect a physically engaged half-day — you're driving, not being driven — which is what gets you to the viewpoints in the first place.
Costa Brava & Tossa de Mar: Private Tour with Boat RideYou’ll start your Costa Brava private tour right from your Barcelona hotel or apartment with a friendly local guide. Cruise by boat from Lloret de Mar along hidden coves, wander Tossa de Mar’s medieval streets, enjoy a fresh seafood lunch by the sea, then swim off Sant Feliu de Guixols before heading home sun-kissed and content.
Paella Cooking Class Barcelona: Cook & Take RecipesA hands-on paella and sangria cooking class in Barceloneta, Barcelona, where you learn step-by-step from a professional chef, prepare a traditional Catalan cream dessert, cook and eat the meal on a rooftop terrace, and receive all recipes by email afterward. Maximum group size is 12. The class runs 2.5 hours and includes wine, sangria, water and dinner; children must be accompanied by an adult.Is it for me?The rooftop location in Barceloneta means you do not need a car or a long metro ride to reach it—ten minutes' walk from the beach puts you close to where you are likely staying, and the terrace overlooks the old port so the setting itself is part of the experience.
Madrid: Local Flamenco Show at El Cortijo TabernaYou watch top Madrid flamenco artists perform in an intimate, unpretentious tablao where locals and visitors sit together. The show is full-intensity but relaxed in atmosphere, reasonably priced, and close enough that you see every detail of the dancing and guitar work. Families with young children are welcome, and the venue is easy to reach by public transport.Is it for me?Right choice if you want to see real flamenco in a room where locals actually sit, not a staged show built for tour groups. The small space and working artists are what make the intensity land — you're close enough to see it happen.
Ibiza sunset cruise: Paddle, snorkel & drinks includedYou board at San Antonio, paddle or snorkel at Cala Gracio or Da Forada depending on conditions, and float between swimming and sunbathing while the crew keeps your glass full. Snorkel gear and paddle boards are yours to use, tapas and drinks flow all afternoon, and you're back on shore before sunset. No planning required beyond showing up.Is it for me?Right for anyone wanting to swim and snorkel on Ibiza's clearest water without arranging their own boat or buying drinks separately — the all-inclusive setup means you show up and the afternoon is already paid for. Plan for a few hours on the water; that's what gives you time to actually relax instead of rushing between stops.
Barcelona Sailing Tour: Private Skippered Yacht & Skyline ViewsYou’ll sail Barcelona’s coastline with a local skipper who shares stories as you pass beaches and landmarks from Port Olímpic to Port Vell. Swim off the boat near the W Hotel, play your own music onboard, and relax with friends or family—pets included. Bring snacks or drinks for an easygoing day where city views meet sea air.
Llevant Natural Park Boat Trip and Blue Cave SwimA three-hour boat trip from Puerto de Alcudia along the Llevant Natural Park coast, with swimming in the Blue Cave and snorkeling at Es Caló cove. The boat carries snorkeling equipment, vests and paddle boards; a live guide speaks English, Spanish or French. You swim into the cave itself, then disembark to explore the cove and its marine life on your own terms.Is it for me?Book this if you want to be in the water doing something—swimming into a cave and snorkeling in a cove—rather than watching from the boat. Small groups mean you move at a pace that works for the people actually in the water, not a schedule built around a larger crowd.
Road Bike Tour Malaga: High-End Carbon BikesA personalized road bike tour in Malaga where you ride high-end carbon road bikes on a route built around your fitness level and climbing preference. You pick the region—East, North or West Malaga—and the guide adjusts distance, elevation and pace to match. All bikes are checked, fitted to your height, and helmets and water are included; E-bikes are available if you're cycling with a group.Is it for me?The guide speaks English, Spanish or German, so you follow the commentary in whichever language works for you. Book this if you're comfortable on a road bike at a moderate fitness level and want to choose your own route rather than follow a fixed itinerary.
A Coruña: Food Market Tour & Cooking Class with LunchYou’ll start with coffee near Plaza de Lugo before exploring A Coruña’s lively food market alongside a local guide—chatting with vendors and picking fresh seafood together. Then it’s time to cook regional dishes in a cozy kitchen just minutes away, sharing stories over wine and homemade Santiago cake. Expect laughter, hands-on learning, and flavors you’ll remember long after lunch ends.
Gran Canaria: 7 Highlights Small Group Tour with Tapas PicnicYou’ll feel Gran Canaria under your feet: black volcanic sand on your toes, pine forest breezes during a tapas picnic, and wide-open mountain views near Roque Nublo—without any tough hiking. With a local guide handling all the details (pickup included), you’ll spend more time soaking up real island life than worrying about logistics.
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- Alicante›
- Altea la Vella›
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- Aragón›
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- 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›
