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Where we take groups

Destinations

These are the places we know street by street — the ones where we have the hotels, the drivers and the guides already. Any of them works for a school group, a company, a club or a family; tell us who is travelling and we build the programme around it.

Where we take groups

Coasts

Beach bases with enough hotel capacity for a whole year group, and a coastline worth the trip on its own.

  • Costa Brava

    Costa Brava, the 'Wild Coast,' stretches along the northeastern shoreline of Catalonia, offering a tapestry of rugged landscapes, charming…

  • Lloret de Mar

    Our own town, and the largest bed base on the Costa Brava: hotels used to whole year groups, a beach in the middle of everything, and the…

  • Tossa de Mar

    The walled medieval town on the water, twenty minutes down the coast from Lloret. The Vila Vella is the only fortified medieval town still…

  • Costa de Barcelona

    Costa de Barcelona, nestled between the vibrant city of Barcelona and the Costa Brava, presents a dynamic coastal experience blending urban…

  • Sitges

    Half an hour south of Barcelona: seventeen beaches, a whitewashed old town gathered around the church on its rock, and hotels to match. The…

  • Costa Daurada

    Costa Daurada, the 'Golden Coast,' unfolds along the shores of Catalonia, boasting sun-kissed beaches, charming towns, and a rich tapestry…

  • Tarragona

    A Roman provincial capital with the amphitheatre cut into the cliff above the sea, the circus running under the modern streets and a UNESCO…

  • Salou

    The long sandy beaches and the promenade of the Costa Daurada's main resort, with PortAventura twenty minutes inland. The hotels here are…

  • Cambrils

    Salou's quieter neighbour, still a working fishing port, and the place this coast goes to eat. The same beaches, calmer evenings, and a…

  • Delta de l'Ebre

    Where the Ebro meets the sea: rice paddies, flamingos and the widest empty beaches in Catalonia. A day out by boat or on a bike for a group…

Where we take groups

Cities

City stays with the museums, the football and the food — and a coach that gets you between them without wasting a morning.

Barcelona

Barcelona

Barcelona, the capital of Catalonia, is a city that pulsates with life and creativity, is a captivating tapestry of culture, history, and modernity. Famous for its architectural wonders, the iconic Sagrada Familia, a masterpiece designed by Antoni Gaudí, stands tall, inviting awe from visitors worldwide. Stroll down La Rambla, a bustling tree-lined street, where street performers, cafes, and shops create a lively atmosphere.

For art enthusiasts, the Picasso Museum showcases the evolution of the legendary artist's work, providing a fascinating journey through his different periods. Indulge in the rich Catalonian cuisine at the Boqueria Market, a food lover's paradise offering an array of fresh produce, seafood, and local delicacies.

With a perfect blend of architectural marvels, cultural treasures, and a lively atmosphere, Barcelona is an enchanting destination that promises a sensory feast for every visitor.

Barcelona has emerged as the quintessential destination for school tours in Spain. With its iconic architecture, rich cultural heritage, and a dynamic urban landscape, we meticulously curate diverse packages, ensuring an educational and unforgettable school tour experience.

Valencia

Valencia

Valencia, nestled on Spain's southeastern coast, is a city that seamlessly blends tradition with modernity, offering a captivating journey through history, culture, and innovation. The futuristic architecture of the City of Arts and Sciences, designed by Santiago Calatrava, is an iconic symbol of Valencia's commitment to cutting-edge design.

The heart of Valencia beats in its historic center, where the Cathedral and the Silk Exchange, La Lonja de la Seda, stand as testaments to the city's rich past. Wander through the vibrant Central Market, a food lover's paradise filled with fresh produce and local specialties. Indulge in the city's culinary delights, especially the renowned paella, which originated in Valencia.

The Turia Gardens, a transformed riverbed, offer a lush green escape in the heart of the city, leading to the striking City of Arts and Sciences. Valencia's beaches, including Playa de Malvarrosa, invite relaxation and seaside enjoyment.

In recent years, Valencia has emerged as the premier destination for school tours in Spain. Its expansive cultural offerings, coupled with enchanting beaches, enable us to provide a diverse array of packages for a unique and memorable school tour experience.

Alicante

Alicante

Alicante, nestled along the picturesque Costa Blanca, is as a captivating destination where history, culture, and coastal beauty harmonize. The historic Castle of Santa Bárbara presides over the city, offering panoramic views of the Mediterranean and the surrounding landscapes.

Stroll through Alicante's charming Old Town, where colourful houses and quaint streets lead to lively plazas. The Explanada de España, a palm-lined promenade along the waterfront, invites leisurely walks with stunning sea views.

Alicante's beaches, including the renowned Playa del Postiguet, boast golden sands and crystal-clear waters, providing the perfect setting for sun-soaked relaxation.

For a cultural immersion, explore the Archaeological Museum or visit the Concatedral de San Nicolás, an architectural gem with a rich history. The modern face of Alicante shines through the vibrant Mercado Central, a bustling market where locals gather to indulge in fresh produce and regional specialties.

Alicante has established itself as the go-to destination for school tours in Spain. With its rich cultural tapestry and captivating coastline, we curate a wide range of packages, ensuring a distinctive and immersive school tour experience.

Bilbao

Bilbao

Bilbao, nestled in the heart of the Basque Country in northern Spain, is a city that seamlessly blends tradition and modernity, offering a rich tapestry of culture, gastronomy, and architectural wonders. The iconic Guggenheim Museum, designed by Frank Gehry, stands as a testament to the city's commitment to contemporary art and innovation. Its titanium-clad curves make it a masterpiece both inside and out.

Wander through Bilbao's charming Old Town, known as Casco Viejo, where narrow streets reveal historic buildings, lively pintxos bars, and the Santiago Cathedral. The city's culinary scene is a highlight, with an array of Michelin-starred restaurants and traditional eateries serving delectable Basque cuisine.

For a touch of nature, the nearby hills offer panoramic views of the city, and the lush landscapes of Urdaibai Biosphere Reserve provide a serene escape. Bilbao's riverside walks and the modern Zubizuri Bridge add to the city's allure.

San Sebastian

San Sebastian

San Sebastian, gracefully situated on the Bay of Biscay, is a jewel of the Basque Country, renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, culinary excellence, and vibrant cultural scene. The city's iconic La Concha beach, with its crescent-shaped shoreline, invites leisurely strolls and water activities against the backdrop of stunning views.

Explore the charming Old Town, Parte Vieja, where narrow cobblestone streets lead to lively bars, offering a delightful culinary journey.

San Sebastian is a gastronomic paradise, boasting numerous Michelin-starred restaurants and a lively food market, Mercado de la Bretxa, where local flavors come alive. The annual San Sebastian Film Festival and the Jazzaldia Jazz Festival contribute to the city's cultural vibrancy.

Nature enthusiasts can venture to Mount Urgull for panoramic views of the city and the coastline, while the nearby town of Hondarribia offers a taste of Basque coastal charm.

Where we take groups

Monuments

The buildings a group actually travels for. Timed entry, a guide in your own language and a coach that arrives before the queue does — all of it booked before anyone lands.

  • Sagrada Família

    Gaudí's basilica in Barcelona, under construction since 1882 and still going. Entry is by timed slot only, so it is booked long before the group lands; the…

  • Park Güell

    Gaudí's hillside park above Gràcia, with the mosaic terrace looking over the whole of Barcelona. The monumental zone is capped and timed; the woodland around…

  • Montserrat

    The monastery set into the serrated mountain an hour from Barcelona, reached by rack railway or cable car. The Escolania, one of the oldest boys' choirs in…

  • The Alhambra

    The Nasrid palace above Granada, and the ticket that sells out earliest in Spain. Entry to the Nasrid Palaces is for a fixed half-hour slot, so the whole day…

  • Mezquita-Catedral de Córdoba

    The mosque that became a cathedral without losing its forest of striped arches. Early entry, before the coaches reach the old town, is the version worth seeing.

  • Real Alcázar and the Giralda

    In Seville: the Mudéjar palace still used by the royal family, and the bell tower that began as a minaret. Both are timed tickets and both are ten minutes…

  • Plaza de España, Seville

    Seville's great brick semicircle, built for the 1929 exhibition, with its bridges, its tiled bench for every province and, most afternoons, somebody dancing…

  • Aqueduct of Segovia

    Roman, first century, and still standing across the middle of the city without a drop of mortar. Free to walk under, an hour from Madrid, and usually paired…

  • Toledo

    The whole hill is the monument: cathedral, synagogues, mosque and Alcázar inside one set of walls. A day trip from Madrid, or an overnight if the group wants…

  • Royal Palace of Madrid

    The largest royal palace in Western Europe by floor area, with the state rooms open whenever there is no ceremony on. Best booked around the changing of the…

  • Santiago de Compostela

    The end of the Camino, and the cathedral raised over the apostle's tomb. Worth timing for the Pilgrims' Mass; the botafumeiro swings on feast days, and on any…

  • Roman theatre of Mérida

    The best-preserved Roman theatre in Spain, still in use every summer for the classical drama festival, with the amphitheatre and the aqueduct in the same walk.

  • Guggenheim Bilbao

    Gehry's titanium building on the river, the one that turned the city around. The building is the exhibit; the collection inside it changes through the year.

Where we take groups

Parks and days out

The days that make the trip: tickets, transport and timings handled so nobody queues twice.

  • PortAventura World

    The big theme park on the Costa Daurada, with Ferrari Land and the water park next door. We book the tickets, the coach and a hotel close enough to walk back…

  • Parque Warner Madrid

    The Warner Bros. park at San Martín de la Vega, half an hour south of Madrid: DC and Looney Tunes lands, the big coasters, and Warner Beach alongside it in…

  • Terra Mítica

    Benidorm's theme park, built around the ancient Mediterranean — Egypt, Greece, Rome and Iberia, with the coasters to match. The easiest full day to drop into a…

  • Aqualandia

    One of the oldest and largest water parks in Europe, on the hill above Benidorm's Levante beach. Slides for the brave, shaded pools for everyone else, and a…

  • Mundomar

    The marine and exotic animal park next door to Aqualandia — dolphins, sea lions, penguins and parrots. The two are sold on a combined ticket, which turns them…

  • Waterworld

    The water park on our own doorstep in Lloret de Mar, ten minutes from most of the town's hotels. The default afternoon when a Costa Brava group wants a break…

  • Marineland Catalunya

    Dolphins, sea lions and a water park on one site at Palafolls, between the Costa Brava and the Maresme. A short coach ride that fills a half day without eating…

  • Aquabrava

    The Costa Brava's own water park, up above the bay at Roses, with the wave pool as its centrepiece. The obvious choice for groups staying at the northern end…

  • Tibidabo

    Barcelona's funfair on the mountain, open since 1901 and the oldest still running in Spain. The view over the whole city is half the reason to go; the…

  • Parque de Atracciones de Madrid

    Madrid's own funfair, in the Casa de Campo and reachable by metro, with enough rides for a full day and the zoo aquarium next door if the group splits.

  • Isla Mágica

    Seville's theme park, on the 1992 Expo site and themed on the voyages to the Americas, with the Agua Mágica water park attached through the summer.

  • Oceanogràfic

    The largest aquarium in Europe, inside Valencia's City of Arts and Sciences: belugas, sharks and the walk-through tunnel. Pairs with the science museum next…

  • Dinópolis

    Dinosaurs done properly, in Teruel: a museum of real fossils with a park attached, which is why it holds a school group and a family equally well.

  • Siam Park and Loro Parque

    For groups flying to the Canaries: Siam Park in the south of Tenerife, repeatedly voted the best water park in the world, and Loro Parque in the north. We…

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