Tours to Spain

Pick Exodus for a Spain vacation that goes far beyond the headline sights (without missing the essentials). Led by an expert local guide, you’ll enjoy carefully planned itineraries that take you to the heart of the country’s culture, landscapes and traditions. Here’s why travelers choose us:

Expert local guides: Our local tour leaders are the heart of our adventures in Spain, sharing their insider knowledge, introducing you to local people, bringing the group together and handling the on-the-ground logistics.

Award-winning adventures: Our awards page speaks for itself. Among others, we’ve been named a Which? Best Rated Recommended Provider and a Condé Nast Traveller Readers’ Choice Award winner.

Small groups: Solo travelers, couples and friends make up our welcoming groups, with an average group size of 10 to 12.

Immersive itineraries: Our itineraries are purposefully designed to immerse you in the best of the country, so expect a balance of iconic sights and authentic local experiences. In Spain, that might mean you’re hiking or biking the Camino de Santiago, staying in a rustic farmhouse in the Andalucian countryside or exploring scenic trails in the Picos de Europa.

Sustainability: As a certified B Corp, we support local communities by using locally owned accommodations where possible and creating experiences that benefit the people and places we visit.

Stress-free logistics: We arrange accommodations, transportation, transfers and many included activities, leaving you free to focus on experiencing Spain rather than planning the details.

A guided tour of Spain can unlock experiences only available with the necessary local knowledge. That’s especially true if you’re planning to visit multiple destinations, as the transportation, accommodations and other logistics are taken care of for you – saving plenty of time and stress.

Spain’s diversity means you can experience remarkably different landscapes and cultures within one country. You could explore the Moorish architecture and whitewashed villages of Andalucia, walk among the limestone peaks of the Picos de Europa, follow sections of the Camino de Santiago or cycle through the countryside and coastal landscapes of Catalonia.

On an Exodus small-group tour, your expert local guide helps you explore beyond the headline sights, handling on-the-ground logistics and helping resolve any issues, while sharing their local knowledge along the way.

An Exodus small-group tour of Spain includes everything you need for a hassle-free adventure. While inclusions vary by itinerary, you can typically expect:

Accommodations: Think comfortable, characterful properties, such as small pensions and hotels or a rustic farmhouse (cortijo) in Andalucia. Several of our Spain itineraries are based in one location for the tour, so you can settle in, unpack once and head out each day to explore the surrounding landscapes.

Transportation: We’ll get you from place to place, usually by private minibus, with some itineraries also including train travel. Airport transfers are included, typically at set times.

Expert tour leader: An expert local guide who handles the day-to-day logistics, while sharing their insider knowledge on the history, culture and traditions of Spain.

Meals: Most breakfasts, plus selected lunches and dinners – check the itinerary for a full rundown of what’s included. 

Activities: A range of guided activities and sightseeing experiences, helping you experience the landscapes, culture and heritage of Spain. Depending on your itinerary, you could hike through the mountains of the Picos de Europa, follow historic pilgrimage routes on the Camino de Santiago or explore the Catalan coast by bike. See your Trip Notes for full details of what’s included, along with any optional activities.

Support: 24/7 support from our local team throughout your adventure, plus the help of in-house travel experts, who can help you book flights or extra nights.

An Exodus small-group tour takes the stress out of exploring, combining expert local guides, thoughtfully crafted itineraries and seamless logistics, allowing you to focus on what really matters – immersing yourself in Spain. Here’s what you can expect:

Landscapes, culture & history: Our itineraries reveal the diversity of Spain, from the historic trails of the Camino de Santiago to the whitewashed villages of Andalucia and the Mediterranean landscapes of Catalonia. Explore historic cities and traditional villages, hike through dramatic mountain scenery or cycle quiet country roads and coastal routes.

Expert local guides: Every Exodus tour is led by an expert local guide, keen to share their fascinating insights into the history, traditions and cuisine of Spain, while taking care of the daily logistics, allowing you to relax and enjoy the experience.

Sociable, small groups: With an average group size of 10 to 12, our tours offer a welcoming atmosphere, while giving you more opportunities to connect with local people and experience Spain. Groups stay in carefully selected accommodations, using locally owned properties where possible.

Spain can be visited year-round, but March to June and September to November generally offer excellent conditions for sightseeing, hiking and biking.

• For cultural sightseeing, these months can be ideal for exploring cities and historic sites, particularly in Andalucia and central Spain.
• In the Picos de Europa and northern Spain, conditions can be more changeable, particularly in the mountains.
• For biking in Catalonia, the milder temperatures outside the hottest summer months make for more comfortable days in the saddle.
• On the Camino de Santiago, spring and September to October can be particularly pleasant for hiking, while July and August bring warmer conditions.

The best time to travel depends on the region and activities included, so check your Trip Notes for guidance on your chosen itinerary.

As a certified B Corp, we are committed to responsible, nature-positive travel that gives back to the places we explore.

We prioritize experiences that support local livelihoods, from partnering with independently owned accommodations and family-run restaurants to working with knowledgeable local guides whose expertise brings each destination to life. Beyond our tours, the Exodus Adventure Travels Foundation invests in lasting community and conservation projects focused on protecting ecosystems and restoring nature for future generations.

Spain’s regions feel strikingly different, which makes it a rewarding choice for a first-time visit on a guided tour with Exodus. Andalucia is the classic choice for history and tradition, with Seville, Córdoba and Granada revealing Moorish architecture, flamenco and tapas culture. Catalonia pairs Barcelona’s energy with Mediterranean landscapes and excellent food, while northern Spain offers greener scenery, walking routes and distinctive regional identities. For year-round outdoor adventure, the Canary Islands add volcanic trails and dramatic coastlines. Many visitors return because Spain rarely feels like the same vacation twice.

Spain’s must-visit places depend on the adventure you’re after, and our guided tours are designed to help you experience its highlights and lesser-known corners. For culture, Madrid and Barcelona deliver major galleries, bold architecture and brilliant food, while Granada and Seville bring Moorish palaces, flamenco and Andalucian character. Hikers can head north to the Picos de Europa for jagged limestone peaks, or south to the Sierra de Aitana for rugged Mediterranean trails. The Camino de Santiago ends in Compostela, one of Europe’s most important pilgrimage cities. For biking, Girona and the Catalan coast stand out for smooth roads, coastal scenery and serious pro-rider pedigree.

On a Spain vacation with Exodus, your cultural experiences are shaped by regional identity and heritage. In Andalucia, that might mean Moorish architecture in Granada, Córdoba and Seville, a flamenco performance, or time in whitewashed villages surrounded by olive groves. In Madrid, you can explore grand squares, galleries and tapas bars, while Barcelona brings Gaudí architecture, markets and Catalan cooking. Along the Camino de Santiago, culture is experienced through pilgrim traditions, a shared sense of purpose and community spirit, plus Galicia’s distinctive food.

Spain ranks among Europe’s top adventure travel destinations thanks to its extraordinary variety. Hikers are drawn to the rugged mountains of the Picos de Europa and the pilgrim spirit of the Camino de Santiago, while the world’s top cyclists congregate in Girona and along the Catalan coast. Culture-rich cities, such as Barcelona and Seville, reward curious travelers, while the islands add volcanic landscapes, coastal trails and year-round outdoor appeal. Distinct regional cuisine, celebrated wines, well-connected airports and strong transportation links make Spain a stress-free and rewarding destination to discover with Exodus.