Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.
Ride e-bikes through rural Andalucía from Ronda to Setenil de las Bodegas, stopping at a local tapas bar and archaeological site along the way. This seven-hour tour descends into a dramatic river gorge where houses are carved into cliff faces, their roofs formed by overhanging rock. You'll explore the village before returning to Ronda with a support vehicle on standby and regular breaks built in.
This eight-hour private excursion takes you north from Madrid to two pivotal sites of Spanish heritage. Visit the UNESCO-listed Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo de Escorial, a 16th-century complex that served as royal residence, religious centre and burial ground for Spanish monarchs. Then venture into the Guadarrama Mountains to the Valley of the Fallen, a controversial Civil War memorial dominated by an enormous cross visible across the landscape. Your guide unpacks the architectural grandeur and contested history of both locations, offering context for understanding modern Spain.
Explore Mallorca's western coast across seven to eight hours, hitting the island's most photographed corners whilst savouring local flavours. Visit Valldemossa's hilltop village, taste wines from the region, ride the vintage tram through Port de Sóller, and catch Palma's coastal charm. Your guide tailors stops to what appeals to you, steering clear of tourist queues where possible. Private transport, refreshments and museum entry included.
Led by a WSET-qualified sommelier who produces his own wine, this 5–6 hour tour explores Utiel-Requena's historic vineyards and medieval town. Visit two small bodegas and Pago estates to taste around 10 premium organic wines, aged Cava and exceptional olive oil, then wander Requena's 10th-century castle, Gothic churches and Moorish caves. Each tour varies based on what's happening at the wineries that day, so you're never following a script.
This four-hour tour threads through Barcelona's medieval core and waterfront in one hit. Your guide leads you down narrow Gothic lanes past the Cathedral and civic squares, then you board a ferry for a working-port cruise with a photo stop at the Moll de Llevant. You'll see how the city's Roman foundations shaped its street grid, then witness the modern Port from the water. Suits anyone wanting both old stones and sea air without overcommitting the day.
Escape Valencia's urban sprawl on this eight-hour excursion to Montanejos, where geothermal pools and a dramatic waterfall reward the journey inland. Travel by air-conditioned shuttle with a knowledgeable local guide who contextualises the landscape at each stop. The thermal springs maintain warmth year-round, offering genuine relief for tired muscles, whilst the seasonal waterfall provides a separate swimming spot in summer months. This group outing balances natural immersion with structured commentary.
This eight-hour private excursion whisks you from Málaga to Ronda, a clifftop town that's captivated writers and painters for centuries. You'll navigate the dramatic gorge via the 18th-century Puente Nuevo, wander the narrow Moorish lanes of the old quarter, and step into the Plaza de Toros—where modern bullfighting was born. Entry to the Church of Santa María and the bullring are included, offering a layered portrait of Ronda's layered past.
Explore two of Castile's most architecturally significant cities on this private eight to ten-hour tour departing from Madrid. Visit Salamanca, home to Spain's oldest university and a hub of Renaissance thinking, then travel to Avila to walk the eleventh-century stone walls encircling the medieval core. Your English-speaking guide navigates both cities' historic quarters whilst you travel in private transport, eliminating group schedules and meeting points.
This 9.5-hour excursion from Valencia takes you to La Cala del Moraig, a dramatic rocky inlet flanked by 200-metre cliffs where you'll swim in clear turquoise water. The journey includes the Cave of the Arches, a striking natural rock portal opening onto the Mediterranean. An optional 3-kilometre mountain walk leads to Cala Llebeig, a quieter fishing cove tucked into the same coastline. Skip the hike if you prefer lingering on the main beach.
A nine-hour pilgrimage from the Basque coast into the French Pyrenees to Lourdes Sanctuary. You'll be collected from your hotel in San Sebastian, Biarritz, or Bayonne and driven through mountain scenery to explore the grotto where Bernadette encountered visions, four basilicas spanning different architectural periods, and her former home. A two-course French lunch anchors the day before your return journey.
This 10-hour coastal excursion whisks you from Seville's city heat to three standout beaches along Andalusia's southern coast: Bolonia, El Palmar, and Vejer de la Frontera. You'll travel in a climate-controlled vehicle with a driver-guide, with the option to explore Baelo Claudia, an excavated Roman settlement perched above Bolonia's sands. Hotel collection and return included.
Drop into Vega de Pas's limestone canyon for a 4-hour descent combining abseiling, natural water slides and cliff jumps. Certified mountain guides lead you through narrow gorges and cascading pools in a dramatic Spanish landscape. You'll rappel past moss-covered rock faces, slide into emerald basins and leap into deep water—genuine adrenaline in a pristine setting that feels worlds away from standard adventure tourism.
Travel between San Sebastian and Bilbao with a local guide steering you through the Basque Coast's finest stops. This eight-hour private transfer combines transport with genuine exploration—you'll visit dramatic coastal cliffs at Zumaia, the fishing village of Getaria, historic Gernika, and the striking islet sanctuary of San Juan de Gaztelugatxe. Rather than rush between cities, you'll pause at each point with someone who knows the region's stories and rhythms.
Escape Barcelona for a full day combining Montserrat's dramatic monastery with wine country exploration. Your private guide leads you through the 11th-century Basilica nestled among jagged rock formations, then south to Penedès for lunch and a tasting at a family-run winery. The route works for everyone—spiritual seekers, curious non-believers, and wine drinkers alike. Ten hours total; minimal walking required.
Set sail along the Costa del Sol from Marbella on a private vessel built for spotting dolphins in open water. This four-hour outing combines the rhythm of the sea with chances to encounter marine life, swim where conditions allow, and settle in with wine and light bites. The crew handles navigation whilst you unwind—ideal for groups wanting to escape the bustle of the shore.
Explore the Basque Country's architectural and culinary heritage on this 8-hour private tour. Begin in Vitoria-Gasteiz's winding medieval quarter, then sample pintxos at local bars before heading to the Salt Valley of Añana, where centuries-old salt ponds still operate. Your driver handles all logistics, returning you to Bilbao or San Sebastián by day's end.
A four-hour guided hike across Ibiza's lesser-known terrain, led by local guides who've grown up on the island. You'll traverse coastal ridgelines, pine forests and rocky uplands, discovering the landscapes that locals actually frequent rather than the well-trodden tourist routes. The pace balances genuine physical exertion with moments to pause and absorb the views. Snacks included.
Catch the 2026 World Cup knockout rounds from a reserved VIP booth at Irish Beach, San Antonio's newest beachfront stadium. Your four-hour experience puts you front-row to the action on oversized screens, surrounded by passionate match-day crowds. The first hour features complimentary spirits, beer, and mixers, letting you settle in without hitting the bar queues. From 32 down to the final trophy lift, this is Ibiza's prime viewing real estate.
Spend five hours discovering Bilbao's layered character with a small group of up to eight people. Begin with a guided introduction to the city's architecture and history, then pivot to its culinary soul during a two-hour walk through pintxo bars, where you'll taste two Basque tapas paired with drinks. Cap it off with a curated shopping route that reveals where locals actually browse, leaving you with a genuine feel for how the city works.
Walk through Barcelona's architectural showdown on Passeig de Gràcia, where three Modernisme masters—Gaudí, Puig i Cadafalch, and Domènech i Montaner—built rival masterpieces. Skip the queues into Casa Batlló's flowing interior, taste chocolate at an exclusive local boutique, then climb La Pedrera's rooftop for 360-degree city views. Four hours with a licensed guide, groups capped at 15 people.
Cross the Strait of Gibraltar to Morocco for a full-day exploration of Tangier. You'll board a ferry with views of the strait, then ride a camel along the Atlantic beach at Achakar before visiting Cape Spartel where two seas converge. Wander through the medina's tight lanes, climb to the Kasbah for city views, haggle in the souk, and eat lunch at a local Moroccan restaurant. A private guide handles the itinerary; the rest of the day is yours to explore.
A four-hour guided loop hitting Barcelona's essential landmarks via private minivan. Your driver navigates Montjuïc's vantage points and Olympic grounds, threads through the Gothic Quarter's Gaudí landmarks (Milà and Batlló), cruises the Ramblas, then swings past Barceloneta's beaches and Olympic Port before a brief stop at Sagrada Familia. Pitched at cruise passengers and short-stay visitors wanting the broad strokes without deep dives.
Get your feet wet with recreational diving off Tenerife's coast. This five-hour SSI introduction takes you through classroom basics, confined-water drills, and two open-water dives where you'll practise essential skills alongside a qualified instructor. No prior experience needed—just willingness to explore beneath the surface. All gear and insurance included.
Drive south from Seville to Ronda, a clifftop town perched dramatically above a ravine in Andalusia's interior. This nine-hour private day trip gives you the choice to explore with a two-hour guided introduction or strike out alone with curated suggestions from your driver. Ronda's whitewashed streets, Renaissance architecture, and deep connection to bullfighting tradition make it one of southern Spain's most atmospheric stops. The town's restaurants and local food scene reflect centuries of Moorish and Spanish heritage.
A four-hour private guided circuit of Valencia's defining landmarks, collected from port or hotel. You'll photograph the futuristic Arts and Science City, cross the striking Calatrava bridges, then shift between Valencia's layers: the upmarket Mercado de Colón, the medieval quarter with its cathedral and silk exchange, and the bustling Central Market. A 45-minute break lets you shop or wander at will. Your guide is local and knows the city's rhythms.
A four-hour private walking tour of Barcelona's modernist landmarks with your own guide. Start at La Pedrera, then move to Casa Batlló, before heading down Passeig de Gràcia towards Plaça Reial and La Rambla. Both major Gaudí buildings are included, offering insight into the architect's signature style and Barcelona's early 20th-century transformation. The personalised pace suits various interests and fitness levels.
Explore Ronda and its surrounding white villages on a nine-hour private tour led by a knowledgeable Andalusian guide. You'll visit two of Ronda's key sites—the Arab Baths and the legendary bullring—then venture into quieter villages like Zahara de la Sierra or Setenil de las Bodegas, where whitewashed architecture clings to hillsides far from the main tourist crush. Lunch break in Ronda gives you time to wander at your own pace before returning via another village en route back to Seville.
A five-hour private tour from Motril exploring Spain's renowned cave system and two whitewashed Andalusian villages perched above the Mediterranean coast. You'll descend into the Nerja Caves, rated amongst Europe's finest, then stroll through the clifftop town of Nerja with its sweeping sea views before heading inland to wander the narrow streets and terraces of mountain-village Frigiliana. Private transport throughout, with built-in free time for lunch and independent exploration.
An eight-hour day trip from Granada that drives you into the Andalusian hills to walk the Caminito del Rey, a narrow pathway carved into a clifftside 100 metres above the Guadalhorce gorge. Your private driver collects you from your hotel, handles navigation, and a guide leads you along this restored walkway, which reopened after years of closure. The route winds through dramatic terrain with views across deep ravines—genuinely arresting rather than merely scenic.
Pack Madrid's layered character into a single nine-hour loop covering royal architecture, neighbourhood taverns, and flamenco. You'll start with churros at a heritage bakery near Puerta del Sol, walk past the Opera House and Royal Palace to the Almudena Cathedral and Plaza Oriente, then drift through the medieval Barrio de los Austrias sampling local vermouth and tapas. After lunch in one of Madrid's oldest taverns, explore Templo de Debod and Plaza España before an evening flamenco performance rounds things out.
A guided seven-hour trek into Spain's Picos de Europa National Park, ascending from the pastoral Vega del Toro valley to the alpine Lake Moñetas. Your mountain guide leads you through traditional mountain settlements and into the heart of the central massif, with multiple breaks built in. The route is genuine mountain hiking—there are no cafés or shops along the way, so you'll carry your own supplies and eat where the views dictate.
Cross into France for a guided sweep through three French Basque coastal gems in a single day from San Sebastian. Start in Bayonne, where shuttered townhouses line medieval streets and a Gothic cathedral anchors the skyline. Move on to Biarritz, the grand Belle Époque resort with sweeping beaches and clifftop views, then finish at Saint-Jean-de-Luz, a working fishing port with royal connections and salt-air charm. Your local guide unpacks the region's distinct culture, food traditions, and history throughout.
Ascend Penyagolosa, the Valencian Community's tallest peak at 1813 metres, on this demanding 10-hour expedition. You'll navigate a challenging crevasse system on the north face—a technical route that rewards serious hillwalkers with unobstructed summit views across the region. This isn't a casual stroll; expect scrambling, exposure, and the need for proper climbing gear and solid fitness.
Combine two thrills in one Barcelona day: rise 1 hour 15 minutes above Catalan farmland in a hot air balloon, then drop down for a 2-hour Mediterranean sail. The 7-hour outing includes transport, a champagne toast, light snacks, and your flight certificate. Small group caps at 11 people, so you're not jostling with crowds.
This 4-hour private tour whisks you from the port through Alicante's best bits—sun-soaked beaches, lively plazas, and the neighbourhoods that define this Mediterranean city. You'll travel by private car with a local guide who knows where the real life happens, from the seasonal festivals that draw crowds to the culinary scenes locals actually frequent. Perfect for cruise passengers wanting substance over a rushed checklist.
A five-hour sailing voyage along Spain's coast combining food service with maritime relaxation. You'll eat your way through snacks, lunch, and dinner whilst the boat moves between anchorages, with snorkelling gear provided for breaks ashore. The pace is unhurried, designed for those wanting both decent meals and time on the water without the rush.
Paddle out along Ibiza's northwest coast to three sheltered coves, stopping to snorkel in turquoise shallows before catching the evening light on your return journey. This 4.5-hour paddle-surf outing hits Cala Salada, Punta Galera and Cala Saladeta, three dramatic limestone formations that reward the paddle with quiet anchorages and visibility down to the sandy floor. You'll spend time in the water as much as on the board, with snorkelling gear provided.
Spend 10 hours exploring two of Spain's most iconic landmarks: the windmill-studded plains of Consuegra and the medieval city of Toledo. Your day begins among the iconic mills that inspired Cervantes' Don Quixote, then shifts to Toledo's steep lanes where Christian, Jewish and Muslim heritage sit side by side. A private guide and transport are included, making this manageable for all fitness levels.
A private 8–9 hour drive through the French Basque foothills, crossing the Spain–France border to explore villages that look plucked from an earlier era. You'll visit Saint Jean Pied de Port, a 12th-century stronghold of the Kingdom of Navarre; Bidarray, with its ancient church overlooking the Pyrenean foothills; and the scenic backroads leading to Espelette. The tour finishes in Bayonne, where French, Basque, Gascon and Jewish influences collide in the architecture and streets.
This 10-hour private tour sweeps through the mountain villages of Cádiz province, starting with Zahara de la Sierra's whitewashed streets and working olive mill, then Grazalema for lunch featuring local Payoyo cheese and regional cooking. You'll finish in the dramatic clifftop town of Ronda, exploring its famous gorge-spanning bridge, bullring promenade and main plaza. Hotel pickup and an air-conditioned minivan with guide included.