BARCELONA
71 Tours Reviewed
Few places mix volcanoes and medieval towns so well. This tour takes you out of the city into Catalonia’s pre-Pyrenees volcanic zone, where you’ll walk to a crater site and see what 40-plus dormant volcanoes look like up close. Then…
If you like food with a story, this is it. This small-group Girona walk mixes market stops, top city sights, and real taste education, from jamón ibérico to cava. You also leave with a better sense of the Old Town…
Salt water and a paddle plan—simple and rewarding. This Costa Brava guided kayak and snorkeling trip is built around short instruction, calm coastline time, and multiple snorkeling stops in clear Mediterranean water. I love that the guide gets you set…
Costa Brava looks different from the sky. This hot air balloon ride gives you that rare feeling of calm, with sweeping views that connect the Mediterranean and the Pyrenees in one hour. You’ll glide above the l’Empordà region, spotting coastlines,…
This half-day sail is all about sea time, food, and a young vibe. You’ll go out from Lloret de Mar on a big catamaran along the Costa Brava, then get a proper swim break in a cove with gear and…
One hour, pure Game of Thrones, no detours. This Girona walk is built for fans who want filming locations first, city-sightseeing second, with your guide explaining how real corners became Braavos and Old Town on screen. I like the tight…
Girona’s Jewish Quarter is still standing. This 2.5-hour walk and museum visit takes you through El Call (the medieval Jewish neighborhood) and into the Museum of Jewish History, including the last synagogue before the 1492 expulsion. It’s a focused way…
First time underwater can feel like science class. Except you’re the experiment. This Discover Scuba session in Palamós is built for beginners, with full equipment and a supervised plan capped at 8 meters, so you can focus on breathing and…
Eight hours in Catalonia, with real story behind every stop. This small-group tour strings together medieval towns, volcanic terrain, and a walk right up to a church inside a crater. You get round-trip transfers from central Girona, then a guided…
Girona gets a little spooky after dark. This 1.5-hour Mysteries and Legends night walk turns the old streets of Barri Vell into story stages, with guided tales that have been passed down for generations. You’ll hear why locals think certain…
Girona rewards slow walking. This 3-hour guided route strings together the sights that usually take a full day to piece together on your own. You’ll move from Islamic-era remnants to one of Catalonia’s most important cathedrals, then climb toward views…
The Costa Brava looks different from a kayak. I love the small-group attention and the fact that snorkeling gear is included, so you spend more time in the water and less time figuring stuff out. One thing to plan for:…
Medieval Girona has a Jewish heartbeat. This small-group tour blends a walk through the Girona Jewish Quarter with an included visit to the Museum of Jewish History, where you can connect surviving sites to the wider story of Spanish Jewish…
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…
