Top Spain Spring Break in 2026

Pintxo culture is at the heart of San Sebastian’s food scene. Enjoy reserved seating at some of the city’s most fascinating venues—plus a tour of Mercado de la Bretxa—when you prebook this intimate tour, available as small-group and private options. Sample wine, charcuterie, desserts, and more, and leave with recommendations for the rest of your stay. Note that when the market is closed, your tour includes an additional two pintxo stops.

See Barcelona from a different perspective on an intimate boat trip that’s ideal for families and first-time visitors. Sail along the Mediterranean coast, relax on deck with a glass of cava and an aperitif, or enjoy swimming in season. Soak up glorious views of landmarks including Sagrada Familia as you sail.

Skip the tourist traps and dive into the unique culture of Seville, while tasting some of the best tapas the city has to offer on this small-group food tour. Walk the streets as your guide leads you to several bars for an array of food and drinks—more than enough food to compensate for dinner. As you go, learn how to eat and order like a local.

Experience Lanzarote’s volcanic and wine-growing landscapes on this full-day guided tour from Fuerteventura. Cross to Lanzarote by ferry and tour volcanic Timanfaya National Park. Explore the La Geria wine region to see its sunken vines and taste wine, then visit an aloe vera museum and Green Lake (El Lago Verde). Hotel pickup adds convenience to your journey. Lunch is not included.

Get to know the wines of La Rioja on a full-day small-group tour from San Sebastian. Skip the hassle of a rental car and admire the scenery while your guide does the driving. Visit a winery and stroll through the vineyards while learning about the local winemaking process. Relax over a traditional lunch complete with a wine tasting. Hotel pickup and drop-off is included for your convenience.

Instead of guessing where to eat and what to order in Madrid, join this guided walking tour to combine food, wine, and history in one experience. Stroll through lively streets and landmarks such as Plaza Mayor while sampling tapas, local wines, and traditional vermouth. Along the way, learn insider tips—including which tourist traps to avoid—so you can navigate the city like a local long after the tour ends.

Take home a souvenir that lasts forever—a new cooking skill—with this small-group paella-making class in Valencia. While an authentic paella consists of chicken and rabbit, this experience allows you to choose from traditional, seafood, or vegetarian options to suit your palate. Shop for ingredients at Ruzafa Market, then master paella-making techniques alongside a chef. Enjoy traditional tapas, sangria, and local wine while your paella simmers, followed by a shared meal with dessert and coffee.

Enjoy an evening in Seville with a traditional aperitif, a passionate flamenco show, and tapas plates with wine. Head to tapas restaurants and enjoy a full dinner with several shared plates and drinks, before heading to the show. This is a great way to experience authentic Andalusian culture in a lively setting. Upgrade to a private tour for a more personalized experience.

If you want a crash course on Spanish wine so you can order confidently in a stylish Madrid bar, this introductory wine tasting session is ideal. At a centrally located shop near the Plaza Mayor your host will introduce you to Spanish wine. Enjoy three generous glasses of different local wines while learning more about regional varieties.

Discover both Valencia's cultural delights and its delectable bites on this two-in-one, half-day tour. With just your guide and a small group for company, explore the city's Old Town, and tick off highlights such as the Central Market and Plaza de la Virgen. Then, head to an 11th-century landmark to enjoy a hearty feast of paella and tapas dishes, accompanied by fine wines.

Experience Barcelona tapas and wine culture on a gourmet walking tour that explores Spanish cuisine, drinks, and ingredients. In a city that’s packed with tapas bars, getting beyond the tourist spots for an authentic experience can be a challenge; visiting four local spots for tapas and drinks is a great way to discover where to eat and drink in Barcelona.

Indulge in Barcelona’s vibrant food scene on a walking tapas tour through the Gothic and El Born neighborhoods. Enjoy pre-arranged access to four local tapas spots, where you sample authentic dishes such as patatas bravas, croquettes, paella, and dessert, paired with cava, vermouth, wine, or non-alcoholic drinks. Stroll past Roman ruins and the Basilica de Santa Maria del Mar while your guide shares insights into Catalan cuisine and culture in a relaxed small group.

Explore the unique landscape of La Geria in Lanzarote, where vines thrive amidst volcanic ash, creating a stunning backdrop for wine enthusiasts. This tour takes you through four distinctive wineries, showcasing the rich wine culture of the region, and offers a visit to a historic tapas bar from 1890 that also produces its own wine. Revel in breathtaking views of the 28 volcanoes of Timanfaya National Park as you savor local wines and traditional tapas in this one-of-a-kind setting. - Visit four wineries and a historic tapas bar in La Geria - Enjoy spectacular views of Timanfaya National Park's volcanoes - Taste local wines and indulge in authentic tapas from a 1890 bar - Ideal for wine lovers and those seeking a unique cultural experience

Over three tasty hours, experience four different culinary stops across Barcelona, taking in some of the city’s best tapas—and drink pairings to boot. Doubling as a walking tour through the city’s vibrant neighborhoods, you’ll get to eat, drink, savor, and see Barcelona like a local, making new friends along the way. This tour is wheelchair and stroller accessible, with infant seats available, and is offered in English only.

This flexible Montserrat tour allows you to tailor your experience to match your preferences. Choose a guided visit to Montserrat Monastery with time for independent exploration, or enhance your journey with optional add-ons such as a scenic cogwheel train ride, a delicious lunch, or a winery visit complete with tastings.

This full-day small-group tour from Bilbao runs in English and includes transport throughout Rioja. Visit Marques de Riscal and Ysios wineries, known for their wines and architecture, with complete guided tastings. If Ysios is closed, you’ll still visit for photos and enjoy an equivalent tasting at another winery. The tour also includes a stop in the medieval village of Laguardia for a tapas lunch.

Admire Barcelona’s skyline from the water without the expense of a private charter—or the crowds of a large cruise—on this small-group yacht trip. Board a sailing yacht with a maximum of nine guests and relax as you absorb the views and breezes, watch for dolphins, savor a drink and snack and, if the weather allows, stop for a swim. A choice of morning or afternoon departures offer flexibility.

Check off northern Gran Canaria’s most popular sights without the hassle of navigating unfamiliar roads on this full-day driving tour. Following pickup from your Las Palmas hotel, you’ll travel north to the pretty city of Arucas to admire its architecture and visit a banana farm. Then discover the small town of Firgas before continuing on to the valley of the Berrazales, in Agaete, famous for its coffee and wine. End with time to sunbathe and have lunch in La Nieves port.

Learn how to cook traditional paella from scratch during this in-person cooking class in Madrid, complete with wine pairings. Make your own paella during this hands-on, half-day class which also includes a hearty meal. Sit down at a communal table for a feast that features Spanish cheese and charcuterie, traditional gazpacho, paella, and classic desserts like churros with chocolate. Sample five different Spanish wines throughout the class.

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.

Lots of tourists want to catch a genuine Spanish flamenco show, but not all of them get to enjoy it in an intimate, family-run venue that gives a true insight into local culture. Enjoy the show with a refreshing cocktail in hand—and don’t worry—there are no bad seats at this theater.

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.

Use your time in Palma to learn more about Mallorcan wine with a tasting session in the heart of the old town. Taking place in a cozy 'colmado' wine store, the tasting includes plenty of samples along with cheese and cured local sausage. As a nice extra touch, the group is limited to just four people so you get personal attention from your host.

Combine sailing, sunset, and Spanish sparkling wine with this sunset cruise in Barcelona with an open cava bar. Set sail from Port Olimpic and admire views of the Barcelona skyline and landmarks, including Barceloneta, Sagrada Familia, and Montjuic, while sipping on glasses of cava and watching the sun go down.