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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Santiago de Compostela Private Walking Tour with Cathedral EntryA private 3-hour walking tour of Santiago de Compostela with an expert guide and included entry to the Cathedral of Santiago, covering the Obradoiro plaza, Platerías Square, the Monastery of San Martiño Pinario and the historic centre that surrounds the final stop of the Camino pilgrimage route. The guide speaks English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian or another language you choose at booking.Is it for me?Choose the language your guide speaks at checkout—English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian or another option—so the stories behind each landmark land clearly and you're not translating as you walk. The private format means the guide adjusts pace and detail to your group's interests, whether you want deep history or a faster overview of the main sites.
Snorkeling in Sant Elm: Kayak to Cala en Tió with cavesKayak and snorkel from Sant Elm, a fishing village on Mallorca's northwest coast, paddling three hours to Cala en Tió and back. You get kayak, paddles, life vest, snorkel gear and water shoes; a guide in English, Spanish or German stays with you the whole way, teaches you about Dragonera island and its history, and brings you safely back to shore. No experience needed, and the route adjusts if weather turns.Is it for me?The trip starts and ends in Sant Elm itself, so you don't need a car or a ride to a distant beach—the guide meets you at the village and brings you back there when the day is done.
Alicante: Santa Bárbara Castle, Market & Tapas Walking TourYou walk Alicante's main landmarks in a small group with a certified guide, climb to Santa Bárbara Castle by elevator, and taste local products at the Central Market (morning) or in authentic bars (afternoon). Castle entry, transport, tastings, and a tapa with drink are included, so you arrive knowing what's covered and leave knowing the city through its food and stories.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want Alicante's landmarks, castle views, and local food in one outing without arranging separate tickets or figuring out transport—the small group and fixed itinerary mean you move at a pace that lets you actually absorb each stop instead of rushing through.
Gibralfaro Castle Segway Tour Málaga: 90 minutes, no uphill walkA 90-minute Segway tour of Málaga that covers Gibralfaro Castle, the Alcazaba, La Malagueta Bullring and the waterfront, led by a local guide in a small group of up to ten riders. The tour includes helmet and safety gear, a short training session before departure, and the Segway rental itself; castle entry tickets are booked separately. Minimum age is 16, and children must be accompanied by a parent.Is it for me?The tour departs from Málaga Park in the city center, so you don't need a car or a ride to get there—public transportation stops are nearby. On a Segway, you reach Gibralfaro Castle and the other hilltop landmarks without the steep walk, which matters if you're staying in the old town or the port area and want to see the views without spending the afternoon on climbs.
Mallorca Dolphin Watching Small-Group Boat Tour: 35+ minutes with dolphinsA 2-hour dolphin watching boat tour departing from Port Alcudia in northern Mallorca, with a modern vessel holding only 36 passengers instead of the 150 on larger boats. You get a swift 40-minute journey to the dolphin habitat and over 35 minutes observing them in their natural waters, with departures at 6:00 AM for sunrise or 8:00 AM for a calmer morning. A multilingual guide in English, Spanish, Italian, French and another language leads the tour; children from age 6 are welcome.Is it for me?The 40-minute crossing is short enough that you can fit this into a morning and still have the afternoon free for other Mallorca plans, or you can anchor your whole day around the sunrise or the quieter 8:00 AM departure without the long boat ride eating into the rest of your itinerary.
Albufera sunset boat tour: Lagoon walk and golden hourA sunset boat tour of Albufera Natural Park departing from Valencia includes a one-hour guided walk around the lagoon's dunes and freshwater edge, then a one-hour boat ride across calm water at golden hour. The guide shares the park's history and ecology; transport and all instruction are included. Infants can ride in a pram, and the pace suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see Albufera's landscape shift from inland water to coastal dunes in a single afternoon, with a guide explaining what you're moving through rather than just pointing at it. The fixed schedule—walk first, boat at golden hour—means the sunset timing works without you having to plan it.
Manilva Catamaran Sailing: Tapas, Swim Stop & DolphinsYou’ll sail from Manilva’s marina along the Costa del Sol on a small catamaran with local crew—tasting homemade tapas, sipping cava or beer, maybe spotting dolphins if luck’s on your side. There’s time for swimming or snorkeling in quiet coves before heading back sun-warmed and smiling. It’s relaxed, personal, and leaves you feeling lighter than when you started.
Puerto Banús Yacht: Private Cruise with Drinks & CrewStep aboard a private yacht from Puerto Banús and cruise along Marbella’s coast with friends or family. Spot dolphins if you’re lucky, swim or try paddle surfing, play your own music, and enjoy drinks plus snacks served by your local crew. It’s an easygoing day at sea you’ll remember long after you’re back on land.
Barcelona Old Town & Montjuïc Castle Private Tour: 360° ViewsThis private walking tour of Barcelona combines the Old Town's street-level history with exclusive access to Montjuïc Castle's dungeons and tower. You walk La Rambla and the Raval neighborhood, visit La Boqueria Market, ride the cable car up the hillside, and enter the castle's restricted areas—including the tower with 360° views of the city, sea and surrounding hills at sunset. A professional guide in English or Spanish leads groups small enough to move freely through each stop.Is it for me?At 3.5 hours, this tour leaves your afternoon or evening free—you can fit it into a half-day and still have time for lunch or dinner elsewhere. The private group size means you move at a steady pace without waiting for larger groups to catch up, and the guide can answer questions as you walk instead of addressing a crowd.
Sacromonte Walking Tour Granada: Private Gypsy Quarter GuideA private walking tour of Sacromonte in Granada with a local guide covers the gypsy quarter's hills, cave dwellings and musical heritage, ending at one of the city's best viewpoints. The tour runs 2.5 hours and includes a guide speaking English or Spanish; you arrange your own transport to the meeting point.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want a private walk with someone who lives in or knows Sacromonte well—the guide shapes the pace and the stops to your group's rhythm, and a small party moves differently through the hills than a fixed group does. The steep terrain and real elevation change mean it suits travelers comfortable with genuine hiking, not a casual stroll.
Catamaran sailing Palma: BBQ and swimming in Cala VellaA catamaran tour from Palma sails into the Bay toward Cala Vella, a nature reserve where the boat anchors for swimming, a BBQ prepared on board, and paddleboard time in the Mediterranean. The catamaran holds 57 but takes only 36 people, keeping the deck uncrowded. Children from age 1 are welcome, and the route adjusts for weather.Is it for me?Book this if you're based in Palma city center without a car—the boat launches directly from the port with no transfer needed, and paddle boards are included so you won't need to rent separately.
Granada Market & Tapas Food Tour with Churros & Olive OilYou start with churros and chocolate, move through the market tasting fresh produce and local sweets, learn a Spanish cooking technique at a hidden shop, taste olive oil the way locals buy it, and finish with homemade tapas at a neighborhood bar. Nine dishes and three drinks are included, and an English-speaking guide handles all the introductions and timing so you're never standing around wondering what comes next.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat the way Granada actually eats — through a market, not a restaurant — and you'd rather have a local guide handle the introductions and pacing than figure out which stalls are worth your time.
Valencia: All-Day E-Scooter Rental & City MapYou pick up an e-scooter at Happy Tourist Center and ride it for the full day, covering Valencia's main sights without the stop-and-start of walking or the cost of taxis. The rental includes a helmet, free city map with recommendations, and luggage storage. You set your own pace and return whenever you're done exploring.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to cover Valencia's main sights in one day without arranging transport between stops or walking the whole city — the scooter does the distance, the map does the planning, and the full-day rental means you're not watching the clock.
Sailing catamaran to Lobos Island with lunch and water sportsAn exclusive catamaran tour around Lobos Island in Fuerteventura carries a maximum of 20 passengers for four hours of sailing, swimming, snorkeling, kayaking and stand-up paddle boarding. The boat anchors in the island's surroundings—landing on the island itself is not permitted—and includes wine, beer, soft drinks and a paella lunch, plus all water sports equipment. A live guide speaks English, Spanish, Italian, French and one additional language.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to spend your time in the water swimming, snorkeling, and paddling rather than seated on deck—the boat docks for water activities instead of sailing past the island.
Marbella Tapas Tour: Old Town bars with guideA tapas tour through Marbella's Old Town with a live guide in English or Spanish, lasting three and a half hours. You move between exclusive and popular bars, tasting local dishes — shredded meat muffin, fried malagueño, spit-roasted sardines, salmorejo, a traditional salad and torrija with nougat — paired with local drinks, all included. Infants can come in a pram; vegetarian options are limited.Is it for me?If you speak English or Spanish fluently, the guide's commentary will land without translation delays, so you'll catch the stories behind each dish and the local references that make the tour more than just eating. If you're vegetarian, this tour is light on your options — the menu centers on seafood and meat, so you might want to ask about alternatives before booking or consider a different food experience in Marbella.
Itálica & Game of Thrones: Roman ruins tour from SevilleThis is a guided tour of Itálica, the Roman city outside Seville where emperors Trajan and Hadrian were born, plus the medieval Monastery of San Isidoro del Campo. The tour runs four hours from central Seville with an official guide in English, Spanish, French or Italian, entrance tickets to both sites, and air-conditioned transport included. Groups stay under eight people.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want a guide who speaks your language and can explain what you are standing in front of—the guide is official and included, which means you are not navigating Itálica's scale and history alone. The small group (maximum eight) and fixed four-hour window make it possible to see both the Roman city and the monastery without feeling rushed or lost in a crowd.
Snorkeling in Mallorca: Blue Cave boat tour with equipmentA 3-hour boat snorkeling tour along Mallorca's northeastern coast, departing from Alcudia Beach and visiting the Blue Cave, Cap Farrutx, Sa Cova Gran and secluded coves with snorkel equipment and paddleboards provided. The boat stops for swimming inside the Blue Cave when weather permits, and a professional captain navigates the best routes of the area. Children from age 3 are welcome, and the pace suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?The boat moves between stops rather than staying in one place, so you're comfortable with a morning or afternoon on the water and ready to get in and out of the sea at each cove. The 3-hour pace is steady without being rushed, which means you spend real time snorkeling instead of just passing through.
Malaga: Flamenco Show & Tapas Bar Crawl with WineYou visit three tapas bars in Malaga's city center over three hours, sampling local wines and full-sized plates at each stop, with a live flamenco performance included. The guide navigates you through age-old local favorites and newer spots, pouring five drinks total and keeping the pace steady between stops. You leave having eaten a full dinner and seen flamenco the way locals do — not as a separate event, but as part of the evening itself.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to eat like a local and see flamenco in context rather than as a separate tourist show — the three-hour structure and fixed route mean you don't have to book restaurants, choose wines, or figure out timing yourself.
Albufera Day Tour Valencia: Paella, Boat Cruise, Nature WalkA private day tour of Albufera Natural Park near Valencia combines a forest walk, bird-watching from a lakeside tower, traditional paella lunch, and a sunset boat cruise through the lake and paddy fields. The tour runs six hours with hotel pickup and drop-off included, and a private guide in English or Spanish narrates the day. Flamingo sightings and sunset depend on the season and time of departure.Is it for me?Choose this if you want a guide who speaks your language and can adjust the pace of walking, eating, and boating to match your group's preferences.
Alicante: Central Market & Tapas Bars Food TourYou walk through Alicante's Central Market tasting ham, olives, pastries and seasonal fruit straight from the stall owners, then move through the city's historic streets to two local tapas bars where you sample shared dishes with two drinks included. The food adds up to a full meal, and your guide handles the ordering and translation so you just eat.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat like a local without arranging the market visit, choosing the bars or figuring out what to order — the guide does all three, which is what makes three hours feel like a full meal instead of a rushed tasting.
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