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See the Cliffs of Maro Cerro Gorda from a kayak, and enjoy close-up views of the natural park’s rugged shoreline, which is mostly only accessible from the sea. You’ll paddle with an instructor-guide on a route picked for its scenery, where secluded caves and stretches of beach make up the landscape. Snorkel stops are included along the way.

Tick through Málaga’s main sights in a more time-efficient way on this small-group electric bike tour. Enjoy the convenience of cycling while still conserving more of your energy than on a traditional bike, especially when pedaling up to Mount Gibralfaro for views of Malaga’s beautiful beachfront and portside. Leave the navigation to your guide and focus on sightseeing.

Go beyond the guidebook at the Alcazaba of Malaga—and guarantee your access to this popular attraction—on this history tour. Learn about architecture and culture as you explore, discover the fortified palace’s role in Malaga’s history, and uncover hidden corners you’d otherwise miss. Explore palace interiors, wander through ornate gardens, and take in panoramic views along the way.

With its rolling hills, spectacular coastal landscapes, and unique coastal heritage, La Gomera should not be missed when visiting the Canary Islands, but day trips generally involve tracking ferry schedules and worrying about car rentals. Enjoy a hassle-free experience without worrying about the logistics on this full-day guided tour. Transfers from the hotel, ground transportation, and lunch are included, leaving you free to relax and enjoy the points of interest.

Skip an expensive taxi or the hassle of public transportation to reach Albufera Natural Park from Valencia on this tour. Take a boat ride for the lowdown on the wetland landscapes, home to rice fields and native birds. Choose a sunset tour to see the lake during golden hour, or a morning tour for a slower pace with a drink and fresh fruit.

Plunge into the rich culture of Catalonia on a small-group tour to Montserrat and Penedès from Barcelona. Travel to Montserrat where you can visit a Benedictine monastery, go for a walking tour, or admire the views by funicular or cable-car (at your own expense). Then, visit the Penedès wine region and learn about the winemaking history of Catalonia.

When your cruise ship docks at Cadiz, venture to Seville without the hassle of planning logistics. Sail past long lines at UNESCO World Heritage–listed highlights such as the Seville Cathedral and Royal Alcazar Palace. Stroll the serpentine streets of Santa Cruz on a guided walking tour, and learn more about Andalusian culture from your guide. Personalized attention from your guide is guaranteed on this small-group shore excursion.

If you've got limited time in Barcelona, exploring on foot might not be the best way to maximize your time. Experience the majesty of Barcelona on a fat tire bike tour that helps you cover more ground. See many of the city’s significant sights, such as the La Sagrada Familia and Placa del Rei and make new friends along the way. Capture fabulous photographs at each stop and gain insight into the city’s fascinating history with commentary.

Skip the ticket lines and discover Seville’s Royal Alcázar, Cathedral, and Giralda in one complete guided experience. With admission arranged in advance and a licensed local guide, explore two UNESCO-listed monuments while uncovering how royal power, Islamic artistry, and Christian history shaped the city. Admire the Alcázar’s Mudéjar halls and gardens, step inside the world’s largest Gothic cathedral, see Christopher Columbus’s tomb, and access the Giralda for panoramic views across the historic center. •Save time with skip-the-line admission to the Royal Alcázar and Seville Cathedral •Visit Seville’s three essential landmarks in one guided experience •See the Patio de las Doncellas, Salón de Embajadores, Cathedral treasures, and Columbus’s tomb •Discover royal stories, Islamic and Christian influences, and Game of Thrones filming locations

The Sagrada Familia, towering over Barcelona with its spires, stained-glass windows, and elaborate details designed by world-famous architect Antoni Gaudí, can be seen from nearly every corner of the city, but getting inside can be a challenge. Pair the simplicity of prebooked admission with the expertise of an official guide on this to-the-point tour available in English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish.

Enjoy a peaceful day sailing off the coast of Barcelona on a private cruise. Take the stress out of being on noisy, crowded boats by having a boat to yourself and your group of up to nine people. You won’t have to worry about steering the ship or navigating, as a skipper joins you. See incredible views of Barcelona, enjoy complimentary snacks and drinks, and get the chance to spot local marine life too.

Skip the hassle of planning and navigating long lines with this full-day private tour of Barcelona’s heritage, architecture, and gastronomy. Combine walking and taxi rides to explore key sites, including Palau Güell, La Boqueria Market, and the Gothic Quarter. Enjoy a tapas lunch with wine (if option selected) on Rambla Catalunya, then visit Park Güell and end with skip-the-line access to Sagrada Familia with either a tour guide or audio guide.

Check off three countries in one day on this day trip from Barcelona. Heading out from Spain, cross the border to Mont-Louis in France. Try traditional French cheeses, walk along the ramparts, and enjoy the views of the Pyrenees. Then continue to the tiny principality of Andorra, where you can shop and see local landmarks such as Casa de la Vall, the former headquarters of the General Council of Andorra.

Combine Barcelona's history and classic Spanish tapas for a fascinating experience in the city’s Gothic Quarter. Visit a series of three tapas bars for drinks and food, sipping Catalan wine, cava, and vermouth as a local guide shares stories about Barcelona’s culture, heritage, and ancient history. This walking tour of Barcelona includes drinks and a tapas meal, and a small group makes for a fun, personal experience. Or upgrade to a private tour for a fully personalized experience.

Combine a meal at Botin, recognized by the Guinness World Records as the world’s oldest restaurant, with either a visit to the Prado Museum or a tapas and history tour with this package. Join a small group and enter the Prado Museum on a skip-the-line ticket and discover masterpieces by Goya, Velázquez, and more with a guide. Or take a walking tour through Madrid's historic center with stops at tapas bars. Both tours end with a delectable meal at Botin.

See Montserrat on your own way with this private half-day tour from Barcelona. You'll skip the crowds of the tourist groups, and travel to the pilgrimage site with your guide. Once there, how you spend your time is to you.

Swap the crowds of central Barcelona for the wide open spaces of Montserrat, Girona, and the Costa Brava on a day trip that reveals more of Catalonia than most people see. Don’t worry about driving—you’ll be transported through the natural landscapes to ensure you can focus on the scenery—and see a curated selection of attractions that best represent local culture and history.

Soar above the sublime landscape of Catalonia near Barcelona on this early-morning hot-air balloon excursion. Marvel at beautiful landmarks like Montserrat and the Pyrenees Mountains as you climb to heights of up to 3,000 feet (900 meters) during your 1- to 1.5-hour flight. Then head back down to earth for brunch with sparkling wine. Your hot-air balloon flight also includes a certificate, plus you can upgrade for a longer 2-hour or private flight.

Join this small group and cycle around San Sebastian with your guide, and learn all about Basque history and culture. Ride along the city’s fantastic bike trails and get to the beaches to check the surf. You’ll pass by several attractions, where you can stop and learn a bit about each of them. This tour lasts around two and a half hours.

Discover the spectacular sights and cultural delights of Barcelona with a 24- or 48-hour hop-on hop-off bus ticket, valid across two routes. From the open-top deck of a distinctive double-decker bus, see the Catalonian capital’s impressive monuments and disembark whenever an attraction captures your attention. Make the most of your Barcelona visit and choose a combo with a catamaran cruise to get a fresh perspective on the city’s skyline.

Escape Barcelona to Sitges and Tarragona on this 10.5-hour tour, stopping for some fun in the sun and an exploration of the area’s Roman history. Start your trip in Tarragona, the former Roman capital, where you’ll admire its intricate aqueduct, and explore the city’s architecture and markets. Then head to the beach at Sitges, a hip coastal town that boasts a gorgeous beach, trendy cafes, and boutiques. This small-group visit to Tarragona and Sitges, limited to just 15 guests, also includes a guide and transportation by minivan.

Discover the Mezquita Cathedral de Córdoba, also known as the Mosque–Cathedral of Córdoba, on this tour. With a historian guide, you'll gain insight into the 9th-century structure's significance and design details. Learn stories and spot details that you'd never uncover on your own.

Barcelona’s architecture is one of the city's highlights. Skip the itinerary planning on this intimate tour that pairs the city’s grandest constructions with its sweetest treats. See three Gaudí masterpieces from the outside, plus many other Catalan modernist triumphs. Along the way, stop to taste delicious local candies and hand-crafted Catalan chocolates.

As one of Spain’s most-visited monuments, the Alhambra can be a struggle to access—when it comes to securing tickets, passes often sell out months in advance. In addition to handling your entry ticket, this tour deepens your appreciation of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed monument’s architecture and interior design, with panoramic views from the Torre de la Vela.