BARCELONA
13 Tours Reviewed
White villages meet sharp cliff coastlines. This half-day-style trip strings together two postcard zones of the Costa Brava, with a boat segment along Cap de Creus and a stop in Cadaqués. I love how you get Port Lligat and Salvador…
A day like this works because it mixes coast and old stone towns. You get a small-group day that pairs Costa Brava viewpoints—like the Sant Sebastià lighthouse—with inland medieval villages such as Pals and Peratallada. I love that the pacing…
Cap Norfeu looks different from the sea. On this 2-hour boat ride along Cap de Creus, you get big coastline views, plus a rare chance to look down into the Cala Murtra seabed from underwater viewing areas. You’ll cruise past…
Up early, up high. This Girona hot air balloon ride floats over the Garrotxa Volcanic Zone Natural Park, where the craters and lava shapes look totally different than from the ground. I love the calm up in the basket—wind noise…
Ready for your first time underwater? This 3-hour PADI-style beginner session in Tossa de Mar is built around safety, simple techniques, and close instructor support. I like the small group size (max 8), which means you get real attention, not…
Old streets in Girona come with stories. This history-and-food walk threads you through the compact Old City at an easy pace, with a guide who mixes legends, humor, and local details (Marc and Juan Marco are just two of the…
White villages look even better from water. This boat trip makes the Costa Brava feel easy. You cruise around the Cap de Creus peninsula for scenic sea views, then arrive at Cadaqués by the water for a walkable, self-guided visit.…
Sailing the Costa Brava feels easy and fun. You get a barbecue lunch on board plus all-in drinks, then you spend real time in a wind-sheltered cove for swimming, often with great visibility. For me, the best part is how…
Girona has a way of pulling you back in time. This 2.5-hour, small-group walking tour focuses on the city’s most famous streets and viewpoints, then adds the human stories that make it feel real—cathedral-area landmarks, the old walls, and Girona’s…
Girona starts feeling like Westeros fast. This Game of Thrones walking tour turns the medieval lanes of Girona into a real-world set, with stops tied to specific scenes from the show—plus an iPad that lets you line the shots up…
Girona turns into a medieval movie set. This is a small-group walk that hits Girona’s old walls and the city’s Game of Thrones filming spots, with a local guide turning stone and stories into something you actually remember. You’ll move…
Game of Thrones fans will clock it fast. This 2-hour Girona walk ties official filming locations to the real medieval streets that inspired Braavos and King’s Landing vibes, using an iPad to compare scenes to the stone right in front…
Three villages, one long medieval mood. I like the small-group feel (up to 20) and the mix of guided stops with real free time to wander. The best part is that you get both the architecture details and the slower,…
