Top Spain Bungee Jumping

A 25 meter jump over the Gállego river, in an impressive setting in front of the Mallos de Riglos. Tied to the rope that joins you to the Bridge with a full body harness, with all the security required, it remains to jump into the void, emotions 100% assured! Our activity is guided by sports technicians in climbing, high mountains or canyoning with a high degree of technification. There is a double security in the rope system. In itself, it is a very safe activity.

Bungee jumping in Mascarat The only jump that is made between two bridges in all of Spain. Bungee jumping in Mascarat is done between two bridges, one modern and the other historic bridge, the latter being one of the main engineering works built at the end of the 19th century. The Mascarat bridges, between Altea and Calpe, are located over the Barranc Salat, popularly known as the “Mascarat Canyon”, a narrow canyon very close to the sea that represents the dividing line between the Marina Baja and the Marina Alta. Do you dare to take the leap?

An impressive 50-meter-high viaduct built of steel and concrete to cross the Polop River, from which you will not only enjoy a spectacular 16-meter-high pendulum drop but also incredible views of the entire valley and the natural park. of Carrascal de la Font Roja. Do you dare to take the leap?

Free fall feeling followed by an exciting swing – unlike the bungee jump, where the Readership is abrupt, here you make a smooth, prolonged pendulum movement. Breathtaking place – Enjoy spectacular views over the river while living an unforgettable adventure. Maximum security – High-quality equipment and specialized monitors ensure you enjoy the moment with total confidence. Personal Overcoming – Ideal for those who want to overcome fear and live a unique challenge! Activity for all – No experience is required, only courage and willingness to have fun!

Flamenco is synonymous with Spanish culture but, for visitors, it can be hard to cut through the tourist traps to find an authentic performance. This show at the Centro Cultural Flamenco, Madrid offers an intimate and unforgettable experience of traditional flamenco.

Immerse yourself in the energy of a Gran Gala Flamenco show at Barcelona’s Teatre Poliorama or Palau de la Música Catalana. Revel in a dazzling performance by accomplished flamenco dancers. Select a time and seat convenient to your schedule and budget, then savor a performance. Feel the rhythmic pulsation of stamping feet, and watch the emotion of expert dancers during this classically Spanish spectacle.

Experience an exhilarating flamenco performance at Barcelona’s legendary Tablao Flamenco Cordobes. Cheer on a talented troupe of flamenco dancers as a unique display of agility, passion, and energy is demonstrated on stage. Take in the lively atmosphere of one of Spain’s most famous flamenco venues and opt to enjoy a traditional Spanish buffet or refreshing drink while watching the show.

Feel the passion of Andalucian flamenco at Barcelona’s Tablao de Carmen, one of the city’s best-known ‘tablaos’ or flamenco bars. The electrifying show features flamboyant dancing, singing, clapping, and guitar. Choose from two show times and opt to enjoy tapas, a meal, or a VIP dinner with wine pairing while you watch. Your experience includes admission to the Spanish Village, built in the 1920s to showcase traditional architecture.

After dark, Barcelona comes to life. Lose yourself in the history, flavors, and culture on this small-group food and walking tour, all capped off with a live flamenco show in the city’s Gothic Quarter. Explore highlights of the Old Town safely at night, then taste traditional Catalonian dishes and drinks that you might overlook if alone. Then, complete the two-in-one experience with one of Spain's cultural treasures: a live flamenco show at an authentic tablao theater.

Experience Spain's storied flamenco traditions during your time in Barcelona with this package. Head to one of the city's most authentic and historic tablaos, an intimate family-run venue with over 55 years of history in the heart of La Rambla and admire the professional dancers and musicians as they capture the essence of this Spanish art form. Choose from several available options (each including entry to the show): drinks-only, dinner (with a buffet of Spanish dishes), or tapas, which suits you best. This tablao has been awarded as the best in the world in 2025.

Watching a traditional Flamenco performance is a highlight of any visit to Andalucia and this 1.5-hour dinner show is located in one of Granada’s most spectacular venues. Take your seats in the atmospheric cave restaurant of El Templo del Flamenco, tuck into a delicious 2- or 5-course dinner, and be entertained by a thrilling live flamenco show.

Treat yourself to a night of fiery Catalan flamenco at Theatre Flamenco Barcelona City Hall, a historic 19th-century theater. Featuring some of the most talented dancers on the local scene, the show strips the flamenco back to its authentic roots with punchy guitar solos, face-to-face duels, and singing. Choose your seating area, show time, and included drink option when you book online.

Rather than just touring the Palau de la Música, immerse yourself in live entertainment with Barcelona’s guitar trio and dancing at the UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its striking architecture. Enjoy an evening of Spanish guitar performed by renowned artists such as Xavier Coll, Ekaterina Záytseva, and Pedro Javier González in one of the city’s most celebrated concert halls.

Discover traditional Spanish culture on this evening flamenco and tapas tour. Visit a traditional flamenco theater and enjoy a 35-minute show as dancers, singers, and musicians put on a beautiful and emotional performance. Then stroll through the Gothic Quarter to savor a delicious meal of multiple local tapas dishes and sangria.

Discover the highlights of Catalonia—without needing to plan a thing yourself—on this small-group (or private), full-day tour to Girona and Figueres from Barcelona. Uncover ancient Roman history and stroll through the winding medieval streets of one of Europe's best-preserved Jewish quarters in Girona, then visit the Dali Museum in Figueres, birthplace of the groundbreaking surrealist artist.