SPAIN · SCAVENGER HUNTS IN SPAIN
The good scavenger hunts in Spain give up their weekend slots first. Below: the 15 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Explore Zaragoza’s grand squares, bridge, and cathedral with a flexible app-based scavenger hunt lasting about two hours.
“Fairly comprehensive and just the right length. Easy to navigate. Added something extra to the usual self-guided walk.”
Explore Tarragona’s Roman quarter with a flexible app-based scavenger hunt featuring puzzles, photo tasks, and major sights for $10.54.
“Enjoyable and educational visit around the old Roman areas of Tarragona. Lots of good information and challenges.”
Review of Costa Adeje’s self-guided scavenger hunt, with route choices, app tips, pricing, clues, walking distance, and who will enjoy it most.
“A great way to spend a cooler cloudy day in January in las americas. We did the long hunt and it did take us a while - a little frustrating at the last few clues where we had to walk back on ourselves but otherwise a nice afternoon spent walking around and solving a few clues and keeping us entertained! Would definitely recommend.”
Explore Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter with a fun app-based scavenger hunt covering the cathedral, Boqueria Market, Plaça Reial, and more.
“A great way to explore a neighborhood in a fun way. Instantly motivated kids and I am thrilled to see the iconic places and learn more about the place and culture! In short, don't hesitate!Auto-translated”
Explore Barcelona’s Modernist District with a flexible smartphone scavenger hunt featuring Casa Batlló, La Sagrada Familia, riddles, and photo tasks.
“I have been several times in Barcelona but as always I found new ways and views on how to see this marvellous city! I am more in love with it after this tour :)”
Explore Tarragona’s Roman ruins and old town with a flexible self-guided scavenger hunt, audio stories, puzzles, and local tips for $8.42.
“We could not access the information. We ended up getting a map from a museum and walked around on our own. Total waste of money.”
Explore Valencia’s cathedral, Serranos Towers, and El Carmen with a flexible app-led scavenger hunt for $10.63 per person.
“Nice easy trail around the city to get you to find your way around while learning about the history. A very interesting tour and fun experience . Thanks”
Explore Granada at your own pace with a two-hour app-based scavenger hunt covering the Cathedral, Corral del Carbón, and Alcaicería.
“I played the scavenger hunt with my boyfriend and we both loved it. We for sure do it again in a different city.”
Explore Madrid’s historic center with a flexible app-led scavenger hunt featuring Plaza Mayor, photo challenges, and local history.
“Overall it was ok. Would have liked to have had more sites to visit with more historical information.”
Explore Malaga by app on a flexible scavenger hunt covering the Alcazaba, Cathedral, and Plaza de la Merced for $10.63.
“Adorei! Liberdade para passear, conhecer a cidade e bastante interativo. Não gosto muito de visitas guiadas com muitas pessoas, então identifiquei-me imenso com este tipo de app. Muito bom.”
Explore A Coruña with a flexible app-led scavenger hunt covering María Pita, the Marina, Santiago Church, photo tasks, and local clues.
“This is our third visit to A Coruna and the first time we did the scavenger hunt. We enjoyed this activity and went to parts of the city we did not see before. It was informative and fun. We would recommend this to others and will use this same company for scavenger hunts in other cities. When you purchase the activity they will send you a code and after you download the app you can start anytime.”
Review of Palma’s self-guided scavenger hunt, with route details, app tips, value, drawbacks, and advice for families and first-time visitors.
“Good communication, very user-friendly app and fun assignments. You see the city in a completely different wayAuto-translated”
Explore Segovia with a flexible app-based scavenger hunt covering the Alcázar, Plaza Mayor, Casa de los Picos, and more.
“It was very fun and helpful to learn things in English when local tours are often in Spanish. The app did have some glitches where extra quizzes froze. Also, we couldn’t get back to any past places once we had completed them. So when we had wandered somewhere else and started our scavenger hunt again, we skipped through some to get to where we were, but couldn’t go back.”
Explore San Sebastian on a flexible audio scavenger hunt with puzzles, GPS guidance, city highlights, and local food tips for $7.09.
“It is an absolute highlight for people of all ages who are interested in history culture and guesswork. We love it and have already done it in many cities in Europe The next scavenger hunt is in Carcassonne. Definitely highly recommended - the discussions "where do we go next" hawks away and you get a great overview!Auto-translated”
Explore Santander on a self-guided puzzle walk with 26 clues, local sights, flexible timing, and a low group price for up to six.
“This is not a guided tour with historical information but a game that takes you through a small part of the city, some questions require reflection and others observation. You must download the Adventure Hunt app. This uses your phone’s Read moreAuto-translated”
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