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Work with a photographer at Madrid's Retiro Park for a styled photo session capturing you in flowing dress against the park's architecture and gardens. This 60–90 minute shoot takes advantage of the lakeside reflections, tree-lined avenues, and hidden flower corners. You'll receive a private digital gallery of all images afterward, with wheelchair access throughout and pram-friendly pathways.
Explore Gaudí's Sagrada Familia with a private guide who shapes the tour around your pace and curiosity. This 2–3 hour experience grants skip-the-line access to Barcelona's most complex basilica, unravelling the symbolism etched into each façade and the architectural logic beneath the soaring interior. Your guide—licensed and exclusively yours—answers questions as they arise, lingers where you linger, and can customise the visit to include tower climbs or other elements that deepen your connection to this singular work.
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.
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.
A 90-minute photography session with a local photographer across Barcelona's most photogenic corners, from the Gothic Quarter's medieval lanes to Ciutadella Park's golden-hour light. You'll receive 20+ professionally edited high-resolution images within a week, with guidance on posing and styling throughout. No experience or special fitness required—just show up ready to have your photos taken properly.
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 2.5-hour walking tour of Valencia's old town led by a Dutch-speaking local guide, covering architectural landmarks spanning centuries. You'll explore the train station, Central Market, Plaza Redonda, the Cathedral, and the 15th-century Silk Exchange—a UNESCO World Heritage site. The route also takes in Carmen district's contemporary street art scene, hitting spots inaccessible to bike tours and ending with insider tips for the rest of your stay.
Walk straight into Gaudí's La Pedrera without queueing, guided by a local who reads the building like a text. You'll move through the sunlit courtyards where the architect bent stone to catch light, into a preserved apartment frozen in 1910s elegance, then up through the attic's brick cathedral to understand how Gaudí actually built. The rooftop finishes you off—those impossible chimneys and mosaic creatures silhouetted against Barcelona, with views that stretch to the edges of the city. Ninety minutes, no filler.
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.
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.
Cover Seville's architectural highlights and neighbourhood character on a guided e-bike ride through Spain's most photogenic corners. In two hours, you'll roll past the Cathedral and Alcázar, pedal through the riverside Triana district, and hear local stories that give context to what you're seeing. The electric assist means you're not fighting hills or traffic—just enjoying the pace of discovery on two wheels.
Explore Vigo's layered past on this guided walk through Galicia's largest city. You'll navigate the medieval old town and the weathered fishing quarter of O Berbés, where narrow streets and stone facades tell stories of Atlantic trade and maritime heritage. The route climbs to San Sebastián Castle for sweeping views across the estuary, revealing why this harbour held such strategic clout across centuries. Your guide unpicks the city's ties to the sea—the fishing fleets, the waves of emigration, the architecture that anchors its identity.
Skip the ticket lines and explore Málaga's layered past with a local guide who knows these streets intimately. This 2–3 hour private tour takes you through the Roman Theatre and the hilltop Alcazaba fortress, two monuments that anchor the city's Phoenician and Moorish heritage. You'll move at your own pace without crowds, hearing stories from someone rooted in the place.
Hire a private sailboat for an hour along Barcelona's coastline, skippered by a professional. Depart and return from Port Olímpic while sipping chilled cava and nibbling snacks as the city's skyline unfolds from the water. Depending on the season, you can swim in the Mediterranean. Perfect for couples, families or small groups wanting a quieter perspective on the city without the ferry crowds.
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.
Rent an e-bike and cover far more ground across Madrid than you'd manage on foot. Powered assistance lets you roll through bohemian Chueca and Malasaña, pedal into Retiro Park's tree-lined routes, and glide down to the Madrid Río waterfront without breaking a sweat. You'll pass major sights and quieter residential streets in one flexible outing, from half an hour to a full day. Custom group rides available.
A two-hour private tour of Madrid's Prado Museum with a dedicated guide navigating the collection's Spanish and European masterpieces from the 14th–19th centuries. You'll explore works by Velázquez, Goya, El Greco, Bosch, Titian, Rubens and others at your own pace, with expert insight tailored to your interests. Your guide handles logistics so you focus on the art.
A three-hour private guided tour of Granada's Alhambra with an official local guide and audio system. You'll arrange tickets separately through official channels at standard prices, then explore the fortress-palace complex with personalised attention. The tour covers the Nasrid Palaces, gardens, towers and walls layered with medieval Islamic history and Andalusian legend, adapted to your interests and pace.
Learn salsa and bachata steps in Madrid's El Retiro Park during a 75-minute outdoor class. No dance experience needed—the instructor breaks down both rhythms from scratch, and you'll pick up the basic moves whilst surrounded by manicured gardens and historic architecture. Bottled water is provided. It's a straightforward way to engage with Spanish culture, meet other learners, and get moving in one of the city's most recognisable green spaces.
Walk Seville's essentials in three hours with a local guide who reads the city's layers—Moorish palaces, Gothic cathedrals, riverfront quarters, hidden plazas. You'll navigate from the golden Torre del Oro across Triana's whitewashed streets to the grand Alcázar and Cathedral, catching sight lines most visitors miss. No ticket queues, no rushed interiors; instead, a grounded sense of where things sit and why they matter. Guides hand you the keys to explore deeper on your own.
This private three-hour guided tour takes you through Granada's Alhambra complex with an expert who knows every corner. You'll explore the ornate Nasrid Palaces—the pinnacle of Andalusian design—wander the fragrant Generalife gardens, and climb to the Alcazaba fortress for sweeping city vistas. Entry tickets are included, and you'll move at your own pace without competing for space among crowds.
Spend three hours aboard the New Karolka sailing vessel off Spain's Atlantic coast. You can take the helm and help manage the sails, or settle in to watch the water pass by. The voyage includes time in the water with snorkelling gear, plus refreshments and lunch throughout.
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.
Learn salsa and bachata in Tenerife with Sylvi, a dance instructor with over two decades of experience. This one-hour class breaks down Latin rhythms step-by-step in a relaxed atmosphere, whether you're starting from scratch or refining existing moves. Choose between group sessions, private tuition for two, or women-focused styling classes that emphasise posture and body fluidity. VIP classes can come to your accommodation in south Tenerife.
Rent a premium electric scooter in Palma for 1–7 days and cover ground without pedalling or petrol. These Acton and Segway models deliver 40–45 km per charge under ideal conditions, though real-world range shifts with your weight, speed, temperature and terrain. Comes with helmet, reflective belt, lock and charger; optional delivery to your accommodation or cruise terminal (€10 per scooter, €20 minimum). Each unit is cleaned and sanitised between hires.
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.
A private guided tour through Córdoba's Mosque-Cathedral traces its evolution from 8th-century Islamic sanctuary to Renaissance-era Christian basilica. Over 75–90 minutes, your guide walks you through the building's architectural layers, explaining how successive generations left their mark on this landmark. You'll see how the Umayyad prayer hall transformed when Christians repurposed it, with new construction—notably the cathedral transept—layered atop the original columns and arches. The result is a rare building where two faiths shaped the same stone.
A three-hour private guided walk through Toledo's medieval heart, tracking religious layers across three centuries. Your guide unlocks the city's Jewish quarter, traces the soaring Gothic lines of a 15th-century monastery, and stands before El Greco's celebrated canvas. End at a mosque-turned-chapel where Islamic geometry meets Christian devotion. Tickets to three key sites included; your guide handles skip-the-line access to the Cathedral.
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.
Get your diving foundation sorted with Deep Blue's two-hour introductory scuba course in Caleta de Fuste, Spain. You'll work through the theory indoors, practise in the pool, then descend to the beach for your first genuine dive. All gear supplied, instructor-led throughout, and you'll walk away with downloadable photos of the experience.
Launch your Ibiza week with a sunset catamaran featuring three hours of open-bar drinks and live DJs, plus free entry to any three clubs or pool venues across your stay. Depart at 5pm and anchor in crystalline water for a swim, then trade the boat for seven days of club flexibility—hit O Beach before lunch, catch Eden after midnight, or choose from seven venues spanning the island. One ticket unlocks your whole itinerary.
Explore Alicante's culinary heart on foot with a local guide who steers you through the city's backstreets to three neighbourhood spots. Over 2 hours 15 minutes, taste the region's signature rice dishes, try horchata, and sample local drinks whilst your guide reveals stories about Alicante's architecture, history, and everyday culture. Casual pace, genuine venues, real flavour.
Spend three and a half hours walking through Valencia's blend of old and new with a local guide who knows the city's rhythms. You'll browse the Central Market, step inside the Basilica (if timing allows), and navigate streets where Gothic architecture sits alongside contemporary design. This is Valencia as locals experience it—not a rushed highlight reel, but a genuine sense of how the city actually works.
A three-hour guided walk through Ibiza's inland landscape, combining steady hiking with contemplative pauses. You'll traverse varied terrain while building awareness of your movement, balance and surroundings. The route culminates at a significant vantage point where you'll sit quietly for seven minutes—a deliberate reset amid the island's raw geography. Backpacks and poles provided.
Climb Tibidabo's Mediterranean forest on a steady 5 km route with 300 metres of elevation gain to reach Barcelona's skyline. Your guide shares stories of old Catalan farmhouses and the hilltop Sacred Heart temple whilst pointing out forest plants, wildlife and scent markers. The summit delivers unobstructed views across the city to the coast and beyond. This 90-minute to 2-hour walk sits close enough to the city centre to reach by public transport, yet feels removed from urban noise.
Taste your way through Granada's hilltop viewpoints on this 1–3 hour private food tour. A local guide leads you to the city's most commanding mirador spots, pairing each stop with regional specialties: Alfacar bread, Conde de Benalúa olive oil, Calvente wines, Trevélez ham, D.O. Granada goat cheese, and Illi chocolates. Optional restaurant dining with panoramic views available on request. Designed to connect you with the flavours and stories that define Granada's culinary identity.
Hit the slopes at Baqueira Beret in the Spanish Pyrenees with everything sorted in one package. This full-day ski experience bundles lift access, gear hire, and professional instruction, so you can focus on carving runs rather than logistics. Whether you're finding your feet on snow or refining technique, the setup removes friction—you collect skis or a board, meet your guide, and get straight onto the mountain.
Explore Seville's plant-based food scene with a local guide across the city's most progressive neighbourhood. Over three and a half hours, taste creative vegan tapas paired with regional wines, beers or sangría whilst learning how Andalusian cuisine adapts to plant-based cooking. You'll finish with a curated guide to Seville's best vegan restaurants, shops and flamenco venues, giving you the inside track to eat well throughout your stay.
A two-hour sailing trip along Spain's dramatic Tropical Coast, departing from La Herradura toward the Maro-Nerja cliffs as daylight fades. You'll be aboard a well-maintained sailboat with an experienced captain, navigating small-group outings designed for couples, families, and friends seeking something beyond the typical sunset experience. The voyage includes refreshments and a curated soundtrack, with enough flexibility to accommodate travellers of varying mobility.
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.