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Hire a private boat for a 3-hour coastal exploration around Ibiza, with the option to reach Formentera's quieter bays. You'll have a skipper, snorkelling gear, and paddle board on deck, plus cava and refreshments to hand. It's a scaled-down day on the water—enough time to slip into a couple of anchorages and cool off with a swim, but not the full-day sprawl some outfits promise.
Tear across the Mediterranean from Torre de la Horadada yacht club in a half-hour blast that covers roughly seven miles of Murcia's coastline. You'll pilot your own jet ski whilst a rider on a motorbike shadows you with a GoPro, capturing every spray and turn. Fuel's covered, safety gear supplied, and you'll return to shore for a well-earned drink.
A six to seven-hour private tour exploring two celebrated coastal towns straddling the Spain-France border. Travel by comfortable air-conditioned vehicle with a knowledgeable local guide who navigates you through San Sebastián's elegant streets and Belle Époque Biarritz. Your driver handles all logistics while you absorb the architectural grandeur, cultural contrasts, and Atlantic charm these neighbouring cities offer. Hotel collection and return included.
Explore Barcelona's layered past on a guided walk through the Gothic Quarter's winding lanes. Over three to four hours, trace the city's evolution from Roman settlement through medieval prosperity to early modern upheaval. Your guide unpacks how successive cultures—Romans, Aragonese traders, Jewish communities, and Christian kingdoms—left their mark on the streets and buildings you'll see. You'll touch on pivotal moments like the Spanish Succession War, whose ripples still shape Barcelona today.
An eight-hour sailing expedition departing Puerto Calero that charts Lanzarote's dramatic coastline and ventures to Isla de Lobos depending on weather and group preference. You'll have genuine downtime aboard—sunbathing, swimming in crystalline water, or paddleboarding—while a seasoned skipper navigates and shares knowledge of local geography and wildlife. The boat carries snorkelling gear and SUP boards, so opportunities to explore below the surface are built in rather than bolted on.
A two-hour private walking tour introducing Seville's defining landmarks and neighbourhoods. Your official guide navigates you through the city's essential sites, explains their significance, and offers practical advice for exploring independently afterwards. Designed for first-time visitors seeking orientation and context before venturing out alone.
Spend six hours exploring Pla de Bages, a compact Catalan wine region cradled between the Montserrat and Castelltallat ranges. Your private driver collects you from your hotel and takes you to working vineyards and olive groves where you'll taste three organic oils and two wines paired with local produce. The region punches above its weight—small but steeped in winemaking heritage that stretches back centuries across central Catalonia.
A seven-hour day trip from Valencia combining two natural wonders of the Valencian region. Start at Montanejos thermal springs, where you'll soak in naturally warm waters year-round, then hike through forest to elevated viewpoints. The afternoon takes you by private vehicle to the Cave of San José, Europe's largest navigable cave system, where a local guide leads you by boat along an underground river. Groups capped at eight people with air-conditioned transport and professional guidance throughout.
Dive the waters off Spain's coast where sea turtles, rays and angel sharks patrol the seafloor regularly. This 2.5-hour dive operates from a proper 160-square-metre facility on the beach—not a van—so you'll have genuine amenities before and after time in the water. Groups stay intimate at two divers per guide, though families of three can arrange together. All gear and air supplied; you just need to show up.
Explore a working olive estate near Seville where oil production spans five centuries. Walk through groves of ancient trees, tour a 17th-century mill alongside its modern counterpart, and see the Olivoteca's collection of 150+ varieties from across the globe. The property's heritage runs deep—Hernando Colón once shipped oil from here to the Americas. You'll finish with a guided tasting of four house oils and take home a bottle as a memento.
Combine electric biking and kayaking to reach secluded coves along Spain's Costa Blanca in a single active day. This 7–8 hour tour tackles the coastline's most isolated beaches, inaccessible by road, using an e-bike to cover ground efficiently before paddling into crystalline waters. You'll navigate limestone cliffs, snorkel in sheltered bays, and enjoy a three-course meal seaside, all gear provided bar personal swim kit.
Pick apart flamenco's DNA in three hours across Seville. Start with a walking tour through the Macarena and Alameda neighbourhoods, tracing the music's roots through narrow streets and historic squares. Visit a working guitar maker's workshop to see how these instruments are built, then get your hands dirty learning palmas (hand-clapping), basic footwork, and rhythmic patterns in a studio session. Finish with local snacks and a chat about what you've absorbed, so you'll actually understand what's happening when you catch a live show.
A five-and-a-half-hour excursion to San Sebastián de Garabandal, the Cantabrian village where reported Marian apparitions occurred in the early 1960s. Travelling through the Saja Nansa Park's mountainous terrain, you'll explore the parish church, walk the village streets, and reach the pine sanctuary where locals believe the visions took place. Morning departures include attendance at the 11:00 service; Saturday afternoon trips feature a communal rosary recitation among the trees. Small group size keeps the experience intimate.
Travel from Bilbao to San Sebastian in a private vehicle with a local guide steering you through the Basque Coast's most striking landmarks. Over eight hours, you'll pause at the dramatic islet of San Juan de Gaztelugatxe, the historic town of Gernika, the fishing village of Getaria, and the geological formations of Zumaia's Flysch cliffs. Your guide handles all the driving and commentary, leaving you free to absorb the landscape and ask questions as you move between stops.
A two-hour guided walk through Seville's core districts, hitting the cathedral, Santa Cruz's narrow lanes, and Plaza de España. Small groups of up to ten mean you'll actually hear your guide over the crowd noise. You'll get the city's architectural highlights and a feel for how Sevillanos move through their neighbourhoods, whether it's your first visit or your fifth.
A 4-hour private guided tour through Madrid's neighbourhoods that centres on tapas, wine and Spanish culinary tradition. Your local guide takes you beyond the obvious tourist haunts to traditional bars and lesser-known spots where madrileños actually eat. You'll taste regional specialities and learn how food shapes daily life in the capital, sampling high-quality produce and wines chosen to match your preferences. Public transport between venues is included.
Explore the Costa Brava's most refined corners in a private Mercedes with a former Vogue editor who knows the region's best-kept secrets. Choose between a half-day loop through whitewashed villages and coastal paths, or a full immersion in Cadaqués—the bohemian seaside town that captivated Dalí. Your guide handles all logistics, from restaurant reservations to hotel recommendations, ensuring you experience each stop at the right pace without the tourist crowds.
Salto del Ciervo's K3 via ferrata takes you up an exposed rock face using iron rungs and cables anchored into Spanish cliff-side. A three-hour guided scramble demanding solid fitness and nerve, run by instructors trained in climbing safety. You'll clip into fixed protection the whole way, tackle near-vertical pitches, and descend with your heartbeat still elevated. All technical gear and insurance included.
Skip the taxi queues and language fumbles at Bilbao airport. A professional driver meets you at arrivals with your name on a board, whisks you straight to your city-centre hotel in a Mercedes E-Class. Takes roughly 45 minutes depending on traffic. You'll arrive calm and sorted, with bottled water on hand and airport parking already sorted.
A 30-minute professional photoshoot at Barcelona's Sagrada Familia, where a trained photographer positions you for both candid and composed portraits against the basilica's soaring architecture. You'll receive 20 or 50 polished images to take home, plus local insights from someone who knows the city well. Skip the tourist snapshots—walk away with photographs that actually capture how you looked and felt during your Barcelona visit.
Spend three and a half hours sailing Ibiza's quieter coastlines aboard a private sailboat, steered by seasoned skippers who know the waters well. Choose a morning or afternoon slot to catch the island's best light, with Es Vedrà's dramatic silhouette as your backdrop. The boat comes equipped for water play—paddleboards and snorkelling gear included—making this ideal for small groups, celebrations, or anyone after a genuine sailing experience rather than a crowded tour.
Explore Gran Canaria's southern coast on a guided snorkel lasting two hours, stepping straight from shore into clear Atlantic waters. No lengthy boat transfers needed—prime reef spots sit within walking distance. Your guide leads you through territories claimed by octopus, cuttlefish, rays and schools of vibrant fish. Equipment and air-conditioned transport are provided, making this accessible for swimmers of varying ability.
Pilot your own buggy through Teide National Park's volcanic terrain on this 3.5-hour self-drive adventure across Tenerife's southern villages and mountain passes. Climb to 2,200 metres through otherworldly rock formations and lunar-like landscapes, with Mount Teide—Spain's highest peak—dominating the horizon. A local guide leads your small group at an unhurried pace, stopping at vantage points where the island's coastline stretches beneath you.
Climb above Barcelona to Montserrat Monastery on this 6.5-hour guided excursion with a local mountain expert. Skip the queues at the monastery, then take the Sant Joan funicular to the peak and descend through the natural park on a 3km hike, weaving between distinctive rock pillars and taking in sprawling views. Your guide covers the region's geological and spiritual heritage. The tour wraps at a farmers market before returning to the city, with small groups capped at eight.
Cross the Strait of Gibraltar for a full day exploring Tangier's layered history and coastal character. This 11–12 hour private tour whisks you from Marbella through the ferry crossing, then guides you past the Grand Mosque and Kings Palace, into the kasbah's narrow lanes, and out to Hercules Caves and the Atlantic beach where you'll ride a camel. Lunch and refreshments included throughout.
Two local guides lead you through Cuatro Puertas, an archaeological site of Gran Canaria's pre-Hispanic culture featuring hand-carved caves and an Almogarén ritual space. This four-hour half-day tour takes in cave structures, sacred sites, and the quieter surrounding landscape away from resort crowds. You'll taste local food, travel in an air-conditioned vehicle, and have the afternoon free to explore at your own pace.
Drive yourself through Gran Canaria's volcanic landscape using an app-guided itinerary on your phone. This 10-hour self-directed route takes you past cinder cones and dramatic ridge trails, with GPS navigation between stops and multimedia context—videos, audio narratives, and 360° panoramas—all accessible via browser without installation. You set the pace, choose where to linger, and decide when to tackle the steep walk up to Roque Nublo's rocky summit.
Trek through a 3-kilometre gorge carved by ancient waters into the Tramuntana range, where 200-metre limestone walls tower overhead. This five-hour canyon walk demands solid fitness and nerve—you'll scramble over boulders, wade through pools, and navigate tight passages beneath sheer rock faces. The scale is genuinely humbling, and the geological drama speaks for itself. Accident cover and a professional photographer are included; bring your own lunch and transport.
A 12-hour private tour from Madrid visiting three of Spain's most historically significant towns. You'll explore Toledo's UNESCO-listed medieval streets and cathedral, Segovia's Roman aqueduct and fortress palace, and Avila's intact city walls, with two hours of guided commentary in each destination. A driver collects you from your hotel and handles transport throughout, leaving you to focus on the architecture, art, and layered histories these places offer.
Work with a professional photographer across Lanzarote's lesser-known corners to document your visit properly. This four-hour shoot captures 50 polished images delivered within a fortnight, tailored to your group's needs—whether you're solo, coupled up, celebrating, or building content. You choose the locations or take recommendations; the photographer handles composition and editing. Perfect for marking genuine moments rather than generic resort snaps.
Sail the Barcelona coast aboard your own chartered boat with up to 10 others, taking in the Mediterranean shoreline whilst sipping cold drinks and grazing on snacks. This flexible two-hour voyage puts you at the helm of relaxation—literally—with a skipper handling navigation so you can kick back on deck. Pack swimmers if you fancy paddling out on the SUP boards stowed below.
A private 5-hour excursion from Madrid to the hilltop fortress city of Segovia, 90 km north. Your driver collects you from your hotel and delivers you to a waiting guide for three hours exploring the city's standout monuments, including the remarkably preserved Roman aqueduct and the Alcázar castle. You shape the itinerary to suit your interests before returning to Madrid.
Sail privately around Cape Trafalgar with up to five others, exploring the waters where Nelson's fleet famously fought. You'll snorkel in clear coves, learn about local bluefin tuna fishing from working boats, then settle in with Cádiz charcuterie, aged cheeses, and regional wine as the sun drops into the Atlantic. Three to four hours of coastal history, marine life, and regional flavours combined.
A private eight-hour loop from Madrid visiting two of Castilla's most compelling medieval towns. Ávila greets you with its intact circuit of 2.5-kilometre walls pierced by nine gates and studded with 88 towers—walk the ramparts for sweeping views across the plateau. Then press on to Segovia, where the two-thousand-year-old Roman Aqueduct still channels water without a drop of mortar, and the Alcázar fortress crowns a rocky spur with turrets that allegedly inspired Disney's Cinderella. Your own guide steers you through both, handling transport and entry fees.
Explore Seville's architectural and cultural landmarks on a guided e-bike tour lasting 2–3 hours. You'll pedal through Triana's narrow streets where flamenco was born, spot the Alcázar and Cathedral from street level, cruise past the Royal Tobacco Factory, and reach the geometric wonderland of Plaza de España. The route threads through María Luisa Park's tree-lined paths and traces the Guadalquivir River before finishing at Metropol Parasol's sculptural canopy. A private guide steers you clear of tourist crowds and steep climbs.
A bespoke 2-hour walking tour across Spain tailored to your interests, whether you're drawn to art history, religious architecture, or Moorish fortifications. Your guide weaves together local anecdotes, historical context and cultural details rather than reciting dates, keeping the pace relaxed so you finish energised rather than worn out. Monument entry fees are separate.
Spend 90 minutes with Antonin, a Madrid-based photographer who specialises in lifestyle and portrait work, capturing you across the city's most photogenic streets and squares. Whether you're after couple shots, solo portraits, or group celebrations, he'll guide you through posing while hunting natural light in real locations. You'll receive 50 edited, high-resolution images within days via WeTransfer, all shot on professional Sony gear.
An eight-hour private drive from Madrid sweeps you through Cervantes' La Mancha landscape and the hilltop city of Toledo. Start among Consuegra's twelve windmills—the very giants that inspired Don Quixote's delusions—then shift to Toledo's medieval labyrinths where Moorish, Jewish and Christian quarters overlap. You'll step inside a working windmill, explore the cathedral's Gothic interior, wander synagogue-lined streets, and watch artisans hammer damascene patterns into steel.
Descend into Tenerife's nocturnal marine world on a three-hour guided night dive. As darkness falls, the ocean transforms—creatures emerge, colours shift, and the reef comes alive in unexpected ways. You'll need PADI certification and moderate fitness to join an instructor underwater, where bioluminescence and night-active species reveal a side of the dive site most visitors miss. All gear and insurance provided.
Explore Barcelona's political fault lines on this 2–3 hour walking tour through the Catalan capital. Rather than glossing over Spain's internal tensions, you'll examine the historical roots of Catalan identity—from 1714's War of Succession through Franco's repression to today's independence movement—while moving through neighbourhoods locals actually inhabit. A guide walks you through both the case for Catalan autonomy and arguments for Spanish unity, contextualising the 'Visca Catalunya!' rallies you might witness. Scenic without the tourist crush.