BARCELONA
71 Tours Reviewed
Game of Thrones fans will love Girona fast. This 90-minute walk turns real streets and buildings into on-screen moments, with a guide who keeps one foot in Girona and the other in King’s Landing, Braavos, and the Citadel. I like…
I love how this feels controlled from the start, not chaotic. You paddle a closed sea kayak route with a guide doing clear technical and safety explanations before anyone heads out. I also like the pacing: there’s time to stop,…
A perfect Costa Brava day fits in one loop. This tour strings together Peratallada, Pals, Begur, and the fishing coast around Calella and Llafranc, with time to wander, plus a payoff viewpoint at Sant Sebastià Lighthouse. You get cobblestone towns,…
Three sacred stops, one smooth ticket. This pass ties together Girona Cathedral, the Girona Art Museum, and the Basílica de Sant Feliu in a tight walking-friendly loop that feels efficient without rushing you. I like the fact that you’re getting…
Old Girona tastes better on your feet. This small-group outing strings together Barri Vell street scenes with classic views of the Onyar River, then rewards you with a focused food-and-wine stop. It’s a smart way to cover a lot of…
This is the kind of trip that feels easy on purpose. Girona is compact, and this self-guided audio tour lets you move at your speed while a phone narrates key stops like City Walls, the Cathedral, Sant Feliu, and more,…
This is the kind of outing that turns the coast into a private playground. You’ll sail from the Port of Playa de Aro on the 10.5-meter boat Havana, with time for a swim cove, snorkel gear, and paddleboard fun—plus you…
Dalí and Cadaqués in one long, good day. You’ll get Cap de Creus viewpoints over Costa Brava North, plus a guided look at the Salvador Dalí House-Museum. I also like that it’s built for low-stress sightseeing, with an air-conditioned minivan…
Medieval streets can explain a lot. This small-group day trip connects the Jewish history of Girona and Besalú to places you can still stand inside and look at—especially the 13th-century mikveh. I especially like that you get both the museum…
Turquoise water, fish on demand. This 1.5-hour catamaran trip from Roses, run by Els Blaus de Roses, takes you through Cap de Creus Natural Park to Cala Murtra, a protected cove where you can peer down at sea life. I…
Girona can feel like a puzzle you finally learn to solve. This private history walk threads together the Jewish and medieval quarters, the old walls, the Rambla area, and the bridges over the Onyar River, all with an English-speaking guide…
Forget tapas in a bar. This is tapas that starts in the woods. You’ll spend about 3 hours learning how the natural world works right around Girona—fauna, flora, mushrooms, and even geological clues, all in a hands-on walk that keeps…
Girona’s food has a sense of humor. This small-group 2.5-hour morning tour turns classic Girona landmarks into a do-this-not-that tasting plan, with a local guide who connects the bites to real street names and local traditions. What I really like…
Girona feels medieval the moment you arrive. This private history tour takes you on a 3-hour walk that treats the city like a living storybook, from Roman-era roots to medieval walls. With local hosts such as Pete, Eduardo, Julia, Ona,…
Girona tells its story fast on foot. This guided 2-hour walking tour strings together Roman roots, medieval intrigue, and today’s daily life, with xuixo and ratafia waiting for you at the right moment. I like how the route is made…
