Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.
Craft your own leather sandals from scratch in central Palma, guided by a skilled artisan over four hours. This hands-on workshop requires no prior experience and welcomes all ages—families, friends, and solo makers alike. You'll work through each stage of sandal construction and walk out with a wearable pair you've assembled yourself, a tangible souvenir of your time in Mallorca.
Skip the queues at Granada's Alhambra and explore one of Spain's finest Islamic palaces on this 9-hour private tour from Málaga or Marbella. Your dedicated driver handles the road while a specialist guide leads you through the Nasrid Palaces, Generalife Gardens, and Alcazaba fortress, then walks you through the labyrinthine Albaicín district and Granada's main plazas. You'll get four hours of guided attention and the flexibility to linger where things grab you, backed by door-to-door private transport.
A four-hour Barcelona ramble through the old quarter's backstreets and hidden corners, stopping at local haunts to taste wines from Spain's four major regions alongside proper tapas spreads. Your guide shares the neighbourhood's stories—the kind only someone who's lived here knows—while walking you through two millennia of architecture, art and culture. Nine-plus dishes and seven drinks across four stops, adaptable for dietary needs, wrapped up as a proper dinner rather than a rushed tasting.
Descend into Málaga's most dramatic canyon system with a local guide who knows every rappel and waterslide. This 6-hour private adventure takes you through the Buitreras Canyon, past the Alemanes Bridge and into the Los Alcornocales Natural Park. You'll abseil down rock faces, wade through pools, and navigate natural obstacles with proper kit and insurance. Optional lunch at a traditional Andalusian restaurant follows if you want to refuel on regional specialities.
Explore Anaga Rural Park, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve on Tenerife's north coast, on a guided 7.5-hour hiking tour with free pick-up included. Your local guide leads a small group through three viewpoint stops overlooking the Atlantic, then descends into the laurel forest—an ancient ecosystem with Tertiary-era vegetation rarely found elsewhere. The moderate 3-hour trek (5.5 km, 220 m ascent) winds through a mountain gorge and past centuries-old water channels, with ample time for photographs and stories.
Spend seven hours sailing along Platja de Migjorn, one of Spain's most striking beaches, aboard a well-equipped sailboat with a knowledgeable skipper. You'll explore crystalline waters ideal for snorkelling and paddleboarding, with ample space to relax between swims. The boat comes fully provisioned with coolers, speakers, and safety gear, making it straightforward to spend the day afloat with minimal fuss. Families with young children are catered for, and no prior sailing experience is necessary.
Take the helm of a 12-person catamaran off Lanzarote's coast for a hands-on four-hour sailing adventure. You'll actively crew the boat—raising sails, working the lines, and steering—while the engine stays silent except for harbour entries and exits. Snorkelling gear and stand-up paddle boards come along, letting you explore the water between sailing stretches. Bring your own food and drinks; cold storage is available on deck.
Descend into Rio Verde's dramatic canyon system near Granada with a small crew and a guide who knows every rappel and pool. Seven hours of scrambling through ravines, jumping into emerald basins, and navigating natural rock formations. You'll get professional photos and video of the day so you have proof of what you actually did, not just what you imagined doing. Bilingual guide manages the technical bits; air-conditioned transport handles the drive there and back.
This eight-hour private tour takes you through three family-run wineries in Spain's Rioja region, each chosen for their distinct approaches and high-scoring vintages. You'll taste at least ten wines paired with regional tapas, and explore Laguardia, a medieval village built atop a network of underground cellars. The wineries themselves reveal the craftsmanship behind some of Spain's most celebrated reds, with stops designed to show how tradition and innovation shape the region's winemaking identity.
Hit Valencia's nightlife circuit across four venues in a single four-hour evening. You'll bar-hop through three lively pubs before finishing at a major nightclub, collecting free shots at each stop and rubbing shoulders with travellers and locals alike. The route shifts nightly to capture the city's best current energy, and you'll score VIP discounts at partner clubs. Skip the guesswork of finding decent bars—show up and let the group momentum carry the night.
Tackle a 4-hour via ferrata course near the dramatic Boquete de Zafarraya mountain pass in southern Spain. Strap into harness and helmet, then navigate steep metal rungs, suspension bridges and three exhilarating zip lines across a high-altitude route that straddles Málaga and Granada provinces. The route works for first-timers through to experienced climbers—instructors scale difficulty to suit your comfort. Views sweep across agricultural valleys and the Penibetic peaks. Finish feeling genuinely challenged, not just tourist-ticked.
This half-day Toledo excursion from Madrid combines a guided walk through the medieval old town with visits to three major religious buildings that shaped the city's character. You'll explore the Gothic Cathedral, the Church of Santo Tomé (home to El Greco's powerful Conde Orgaz canvas), and the Synagogue of Santa María la Blanca—each marking Toledo's layered religious heritage. Round-trip transport from Madrid is included, plus a stop at a traditional damascene workshop to see Toledo's signature metalwork craft.
Pack three UNESCO-listed Castilian strongholds into a single day from Madrid. Toledo, Segovia and Ávila each reveal distinct layers of medieval Spain—from Toledo's artistic heritage and Moorish quarters to Segovia's Roman aqueduct and fairy-tale castle, and Ávila's intact city walls. A private driver handles the logistics while local guides lead you through each site's winding streets and hidden corners. Ten hours of concentrated exploration, hotel collection and return included.
Spend four hours aboard Aruna, a lovingly restored traditional Balearic vessel, exploring the island's dramatic coastline with experienced local skipper Jaime and deckhand Krysia. This private charter puts you on the water with SUP boards, snorkelling gear, and a welcome selection of cava, beer and refreshments included. Bring a picnic or arrange a restaurant reservation—the boat's generous sunbathing deck and bathing platform make it an ideal base for swimming and paddling in secluded spots.
Hire the Sunseeker Mohawk 29 for a full day on the water between Ibiza and Formentera with an experienced skipper who knows the quieter anchorages. You choose your own schedule within an 8-hour window (10am–9pm start times), steering clear of the crowds at peak season. Roughly 1.5 hours of sailing gets you to hidden coves and snorkelling spots; the rest is yours to spend as you wish—paddle boarding, swimming, eating, or simply anchoring off turquoise shallows.
Spend nine hours exploring four distinct Rioja wineries from San Sebastián in a private, unhurried setting. Your local guide navigates you through vineyards and cellars with genuine expertise, stopping at family-run producers chosen for their character rather than size. Tastings flow naturally—plenty of time to ask questions and linger over wines you're genuinely curious about. A traditional lunch paired with local wines sits at the heart of the day, breaking up the cellar visits. Transport, all tastings, and food are covered.
Explore the dramatic landscapes hidden in Valencia's hinterland on this half-to-full-day guided hike. You'll trek through gorges dotted with natural pools, discover limestone caves, and reach viewpoints over rocky ridges that feel worlds away from the coast. Swimming stops feature cascading waterfalls—the kind that make you question whether you've left Spain entirely. Private transport gets you to the trailhead and back.
A private full-day outing combining a mountain hike through Valencia's canyon landscapes with a soak in Montanejos' natural thermal pools. Choose between a challenging 9 km loop through pine-forested gorges (3 hours) or an easier 6 km route (2 hours). The springs maintain a constant 25°C, perfect for swimming after exertion. You'll also see a dramatic horizontal water jet from a local dam. Seven to eight hours total, with lunch either sourced locally or brought along.
Pedal downhill along Spain's Via Verde de la Sierra, a converted railway line threading through Andalucía's countryside north of Ronda. Over five hours, you'll drop 300 metres through olive groves, farmland, and mountain passages—cycling through restored tunnels and across bridges on well-maintained bikes. The route is self-guided but supported; transfers whisk you to and from Ronda, leaving you free to enjoy the gradual descent at your own pace.
Your private driver and local guide take you across the Basque borderlands, revealing the coastal towns and countryside that define this unique cultural region. Over 6–8 hours, you'll travel the Spanish and French sides of Basque Country by air-conditioned vehicle, stopping at villages and landscapes shaped by centuries of distinct tradition. Hotel, station, or airport pickups included; you bring your appetite.
A private 8-hour tour whisks you from Madrid to Toledo, a medieval city clinging to a loop of the Tagus River. Your driver collects you from your hotel and a local guide leads you through three hours of walking: past the Cathedral's Renaissance treasures, into the Jewish Quarter's two historic synagogues, around the Gothic-Renaissance monastery, and across Plaza de Zocodover's busy square. You'll have downtime to eat and explore independently before returning to Madrid.
Spend four hours exploring a working Mallorcan vineyard on this private tour, learning how local winemakers craft their bottles from vine to glass. You'll taste several wines paired with Spanish tapas, all while travelling in an air-conditioned minivan with hotel or port pickup and drop-off included. This is a straightforward introduction to the island's wine culture, ideal for anyone curious about what grows beyond the tourist resorts.
Explore Mallorca's dramatic northern coastline aboard a private sailboat with a local skipper who navigates to hidden coves and lesser-known anchorages along the Tramuntana range. This seven-hour sailing experience balances time under canvas with opportunities to swim, snorkel, and paddle—you'll discover secluded spots tourists rarely reach, guided by someone with genuine local knowledge of the waters and landscape.
An eight-hour private drive through Costa Brava's Baix Empordà region guided by someone with deep family roots in the area. Instead of tourist hotspots, you'll discover where locals actually spend weekends—quiet coves, family-run restaurants, medieval ruins dating back to the 4th century BC. Your guide brings expertise in law and business alongside three generations of lived knowledge, sharing the real stories of local families and the artists who've shaped this coastline. Includes hotel transport and a professional driver.
This nine-hour walking route traces the Peña Cortada Roman Aqueduct through Valencia's inland valleys, combining river paths, a whitewashed village and an ancient engineered structure tunnelled through rock two millennia ago. You'll follow the water course that once fed Roman settlements, moving between the Turia riverbank, the village of Chelva and the viaduct's remarkable carved passages. An air-conditioned vehicle handles transport between sections.
Two guided dives at Tenerife's finest underwater sites, tailored for certified divers. Small group sizes mean your instructor stays within arm's reach throughout the 5–6 hour outing. Full kit supplied, collected from your hotel within 10km of the dive centre. Water included; bring your own snacks or arrange meals separately.
Spend four and a half hours touring Barcelona's football heartland with a local guide who knows the clubs inside out. Visit multiple stadiums and museums—FC Barcelona, RCD Espanyol, CE Cornellà, and CE Europa—each with distinct stories to tell. Private transport shuttles you between venues, and the price covers all entry fees plus drinks throughout the day. You'll field football trivia along the route and finish with genuine insight into what makes this city obsessed with the beautiful game.
Cross the Strait of Gibraltar on a 13–14 hour private excursion from Seville to Tangier, Morocco. Your guide meets you at the ferry terminal and steers you through Cape Spartel, where two oceans converge, then inland to the medina, kasbah, and bustling souk. Ride a camel along the Atlantic strand at Achakar, sit down to Moroccan lunch at a proper restaurant, and pocket time to wander on your own. Door-to-door transport, a private minivan, refreshments, and entry fees are all sorted.
Build your own Basque Country and Rioja exploration with a dedicated driver-guide steering a private vehicle to suit your interests and pace. Whether you follow a suggested itinerary or chart your own course through vineyards, pintxo bars, coastal villages, or mountain terrain, this 4–8 hour tour adapts to what you want to discover. All transport, guidance, activities, and local fees are covered, leaving you free to focus on the landscape and culture unfolding outside your window.
Spend eight hours exploring the Basque Country's gastronomic foundations with a private guide and driver. Visit a working cheese farm to see how local producers craft their distinctive varieties, then sit down to grilled fish at a traditional eatery. Finish at a Txakoli winery where you'll taste the region's crisp white wine. Throughout, your guide explains how Basque identity—shaped by mountains and sea—flows directly into the food on your plate. Hotel pickup and drop-off included.
A private half-day excursion from Barcelona to Montserrat, Spain's most sacred mountain sanctuary. Your guide escorts you through the Benedictine monastery and basilica housing La Moreneta, the venerated Black Madonna, before crowds peak. You'll travel in air-conditioned comfort from your Barcelona accommodation, arriving early to beat the day-trippers. After a 45-minute guided walk through the complex, you're free to explore the museum, sample monastic liqueur, hike to the Sant Miquel chapel, or ride the funicular up dramatic rock formations. Five hours total.
Travel from San Sebastian to Lourdes, a pilgrimage site nestled in the Pyrenean foothills, on this eight-hour private tour. Your dedicated guide and driver handle transport in a climate-controlled minivan, collecting you from your hotel and returning you at day's end. The town draws millions seeking spiritual connection at its grotto and basilica, where you'll experience the quiet reverence that defines this mountain sanctuary.
A seven-hour private Barcelona excursion that threads together three UNESCO-listed monuments without the usual logistical headaches. Your dedicated guide and driver handle navigation and entry queues while you absorb the city's architectural heritage—from the Gothic Quarter's medieval lanes to Gaudí's still-unfinished basilica and the modernist Hospital de Sant Pau. You'll get the kind of contextual detail that transforms sightseeing into genuine understanding, moving between sites in comfort with built-in breathing room for lunch.
Test the Camino de Santiago without committing weeks to the full pilgrimage. This half-day experience covers 12 kilometres of the Camino Primitivo near Oviedo, walking at a manageable pace through Asturian countryside. Your guide unpacks the region's history, food traditions, and landscape as you go, finishing with transport back to town. Ideal for those curious about the pilgrimage without the extended time or fitness concerns.
This four-hour walking tour threads through Granada's four historically distinct quarters, each shaped by Christian, Muslim, Jewish and Gypsy communities across centuries. You'll navigate Centro, Realejo, Albaicín and Sacromonte on foot, moving through quieter routes that showcase public fountains and period architecture. The tour wraps with Arab tea and pastries at a viewpoint facing the Alhambra, all in a small group setting that keeps pace manageable and conversation flowing.
Spend 8–10 hours exploring Córdoba's medieval layers with a private guide and driver from Seville. Visit the Mosque-Cathedral, wander the Jewish Quarter's narrow lanes, and step into the domestic beauty of traditional patios. Choose your own route: pair the city centre with Medina Azahara's ruined palace complex, detour to hilltop Carmona, tour Almodóvar's fortress, or dig deeper into Sephardic history. Travel at your rhythm, stop where you want, ask what interests you.
This six-hour loop across Fuerteventura takes you through the island's layered geography—from the windswept interior and former capitals to dramatic coastal cliffs and protected dunes. Travelling in a small group of eight, you'll explore limestone caves, black sand beaches, fishing villages, and volcanic viewpoints, with stops for photographs and a local farm visit if time allows. The pace is deliberate, built around what the landscape reveals rather than a checklist.
A four-hour private tour pairing Madrid's two heavyweight attractions: the Royal Palace and the Prado Museum. Your guide navigates both venues with you in tow, unpacking the stories behind Spain's most celebrated artworks and palatial rooms. Transport between sites is handled, and you'll get a drink and expert commentary included. Ideal for hitting Madrid's cultural highlights without the crowds.
This seven to eight-hour private tour ascends Tenerife's volcanic highlands in a zero-emissions Mercedes, climbing from pine forests through cloud formations to reveal the island's most dramatic geological features. You'll drive through protected natural spaces and reach elevations where the landscape transforms from lush woodland to stark volcanic terrain, experiencing the sensory shift from sea-level warmth to alpine clarity. A licensed guide accompanies you throughout, with all transport and insurance included.
This 6–9 hour private tour reveals Pamplona's layered character—from its medieval ramparts to the charged energy of San Fermín. You'll explore the Citadel's quiet grounds, stage a photo moment recreating the famous bull run on Estafeta street, then traverse the Malloak mountain pass toward the Basque coast. The day concludes with dinner at a celebrated local restaurant in Tolosa, known for its generous set menu. An experienced bilingual guide steers you through each stop, whisking you between venues in an air-conditioned vehicle.