PRESS PLAY · SELF-GUIDED WALKING TOURS IN SPAIN
Every trip has one free morning too few. These 4 self-guided walking tours in Spain justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide quickly and get back to the walking.
Follow an English-language GPS audio tour through Tarragona’s Roman amphitheater, circus, forum, cathedral quarter, medieval defenses, and old city streets. You set the pace, pause when you like, and keep lifetime access to the audio, map, and route offline.
“It is like you were accompanied by a real guide! Easy to follow the map, complete circuit of the city!”
Use your smartphone and headphones to follow an English GPS audio tour from El Adivinador through Alicante’s promenade, old town, market, museums, and historic squares. Pause for coffee, replay details, and explore at your own pace. Museum entry is not included.
“I booked this after being let down by a couple of guided tours that I’d booked through Viator being cancelled at the last minute. I didn’t have high expectations, as it was only a few euros, but it was exceptionally good. The directions were really accurate and easy to follow, the narrator obviously knew and loved Alicante and communicated his enthusiasm, and the pace of the walk really suited me. I have restricted walking ability, but there were frequent pauses for explanation of what I was looking at, and I thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience.”
Walk through Ronda at your own pace with 21 historian-narrated recordings, landmark illustrations, and an offline GPS map. The route covers Puente Nuevo, the gorge viewpoints, old bridges, Moorish monuments, churches, and historic squares. Bring your own phone and headphones.
“Great self walking tour! We learned so much! Definitely worth the price and experience. You get to walk through the most of the city and learn a lot on the way. Just fyi, it doesn’t end where you start.”
Follow John’s clear English narration through Sitges, from Pic Nic beach bar and the Bacardi Monument to St Bartholomew Church, Palau de Maricel, and Cap de la Vila. The 45-minute route works offline, lets you pause at museums, and includes a few hills.
“Brilliantly done! So simple to use - and very well presented by John. Exactly what we’d hoped for. Just enough insight of recent and far off history”
Pick a walk, a drive, a ticket or a game.
