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The ones worth your time.
The 10 most popular concerts tours in Spain. What each one is actually like, who runs it, and what you can expect to pay.
Watch Barcelona’s sunset from the Catamaran Orsom with live jazz, relaxed nets seating, and an onboard bar for drinks.
“Amazing sunset view, amazing music, will definetly book again once in Barcelona, was the Highlight of our City break!”
1.5-hour Turkish gulet sunset cruise along Barcelona’s coastline with live music, skyline views, and onboard drinks.
“The live music is actually a ‘one man’ performance. Just very average and very short. The view is nice but the boat seems a bit small. It’s crowded.”
From Palma to Cuevas del Drach: skip the ticket lines, explore 2+ hours, ride a boat on Lake Martel, then hear classical music live.
“The tour guide was very impressive with the languages he spoke. And very good information.”
Mallorca’s Cuevas del Drach half-day tour with skip-the-line caves, Lake Martel concert, a short boat crossing, and Majorica pearls.
“the air conditioning was phenomenal on the commercial bus. . the caves were beautiful. be prepared… out of the 5 hour tour, the bus ride is 1 1/2 hours there and 1 1/2hour back. the cave is under an hour. given an hour to shop and grab a hot dog, mini pizza, or ice cream.…”
4-hour Palma Bay cruise from Magaluf with live saxophone, scenic stops, a swim break, and a Spanish buffet lunch plus return bus.
“It was an amazing way to spend my final day in Magaluf, Mallorca. It was great value for money; from the light lunch to the chilled snorkeling and paddleboarding, from the beautiful views of Mallorca's coastline to the live saxophonist who touched almost every genre of music. I was smiling the whole time I was…”
Sunset cruise from Barcelona’s Old Port on a wooden Turkish gulet with live music, rooftop views, and an onboard bar.
“Very nice relaxing cruise. However, I was disappointed to find out they changed our boat from a catamaran to a regular boat without notification until we got there. The boat was very nice but really booked because we wanted to go on a catamaran.”
Santiago foodie tour in 2.5 hours: 3 bars, 3 tapas, local drinks, and live music for small groups near Praza de Cervantes.
“It’s great! the group was small and Alex’s very enthusiastic and has great knowledge on local delicacies. Great to know the inside story on the places we went and history of food there.”
3-hour Alicante catamaran cruise with live music, a swim stop, snorkel gear, and one included drink. Sunset views on Costa Blanca.
“Great afternoon out, the live music was really entertaining. The swim stop was well done and the pizza was great. Very happy with our decision to take this day out and will do it again when back in Alicante.”
Ronda Guitar House’s Spanish guitar concert with Paco Seco, spanning classical, Andalusian and flamenco styles, plus a drink.
“It was a nice concert with spanish and classical pieces. The guitarist played his own pieces, pieces composed by his friend as well as famouse guitar pieces.”
Sail Barcelona by **solar-powered** catamaran with live music, a handy bar, and a ticket that funds Mediterranean plastic cleanup.
“The ride is lovely and lively. I love the experience. I will definitely recommend this for other tourists.”
