SPAIN
The ones worth your time.
The 8 most popular lunch experiences in Spain. What each one is actually like, who runs it, and what you can expect to pay.
5-hour catamaran cruise along Mallorca’s south coast with two swim stops, snorkeling gear, and a BBQ lunch with wine and sangria.
Cogwheel train to Montserrat monastery, guided basilica visit, then winery wine tasting with tapas or lunch, round-trip from Barcelona.
“Great day. Guide was wonderful. Location was amazing. Art museum there is incredible. Marianne was great!”
Full-day Toledo and Segovia tour from Madrid with guided walks, Roman-to-Gothic sights, optional lunch, and optional ticketed access to key monuments.
Toledo day tour from Madrid with Cathedral, El Greco sites, synagogue and monastery. Optional tapas lunch, guided walking.
“Our guide was extremely knowledgeable and gave an extensive history of the city and each of the sites we visited. You could tell he really enjoyed his work. The headsets had a lot of static so was hard to understand him at times.”
Montserrat monastery with optional Black Madonna, then a 10th-century castle winery for tapas or lunch and guided wine tasting from Barcelona.
“The free time can be tricky if you’re seeing the Black Madonna and want to make it to the St Michael’s cross. Laia was extremely knowledgeable and a great guide!”
Madrid day trip to UNESCO Toledo and Segovia with guided medieval walks, Damasquinado craft stop, and optional Alcázar/Cathedral tickets and lunch.
“It’s a full day of adventure.”
Kayak Costa Brava from Barcelona, snorkel reefs, try safe cliff jumps, and eat beach lunch on an 8-hour small-group tour with transport.
Sail the Guadalquivir River in Seville with an aperitif and views of Torre del Oro and Triana Bridge, plus optional 5-course lunch.
