Catalan Festivals and Culture: Mountain Wild Horse Festival

October 12 - The Iberian obsession with the bull is not typically associated with Catalonia, although some towns celebrate an event known as a Bull Run. Not to be confused with bull fighting, the Bull Run is a test of strength between human and beast.This tour is seasonal and operates on October 12 only.

Catalan Festivals and Culture: Summer Fire Festival at Gaudi's Birthplace

June 29 - Celebrate the explosive summer festival of Reus at the birthplace of Catalunya's most famous Modernist architect, Gaudi.This tour is seasonal and operates on June 29 only.

Catalan Festivals and Culture: Horn Dance Easter Festival

April 09 - The red dancers, animal horns and pine trees of this village are worlds away from the religious processions of Barcelona. Easter Monday here is associated with color, dancing and horns.This tour is seasonal and operates on April 09 only.

Catalan Festivals and Culture: Human Castle Festival and Montserrat

November 18 - On the final day of the Human Castle season one of the best teams in Catalonia competes against other towns to see who can make the tallest towers. Top off your day with lunch near the strange rock formations of Monserrat Mountains.This tour is seasonal and operates on November 18 only.

Catalan Festivals and Culture: Summer Human Castle Festival

August 31 - If "Flamenco" represents Andalucia, "Human Castles" point to Catalonia. Great towering structures made from hundreds of people reach heights of up to 10 storiesThis tour is seasonal and operates on August 31 only.

North Catalunya by Bike - Following the Ter River

Bike in the morning, and walk the ancient villages in the afternoons, listening to the locals speaking Catalan and enjoying the delicious food. There is no a better way to discover north of Catalunya than following the Ter River by bike.

Catalan Dinner and Show at La Masia

Travel to La Masia for a traditional Spanish evening. Begin the evening with Sangria and snacks on the terrace before you enjoy a delicious Catalan dinner including tapas and Crema Catalana for dessert! The shows begin after dinner and include a traditional university group, Super Flamenco, Big Band Orchestra and Spanish Ballet.This tour is seasonal and operates from April to October only.

La Siesta Dinner and Show

Spend the evening in La Siesta Dinner and Show in Santa Susanna, a traditional Catalan farmhouse. Upon arrival you will be served appetizers and sangria in the outdoor garden and once inside, enjoy a typical Catalan supper and admire the spectacular show "Spain Ole". You will conclude with "Cremat Català", the typical drink of the Costa Brava's fishermen.This tour is seasonal and operates from April to October only.

Catalan Festivals and Culture: Pine Tree Festival

December 30 - The end of the year is a time of intense celebration for this Catalan village as everybody joins in with an ancient tree ritual that centers on fertility as well as Christianity.This tour is seasonal and operates on December 30 only.

Catalan Festivals and Culture: Bull Barrel Run Festival

September 10 - The Iberian obsession with the bull is not typically associated with Catalonia, although some towns celebrate an event known as a Bull Run. Not to be confused with bull fighting, the Bull Run is a test of strength between human and beast.This tour is seasonal and operates on September 10 only.

Hiking in Montserrat Natural Park

Hike through the natural park of Montserrat, home of the most emblematic sights of Catalonia. Visit the world famous Montserrat Monastery and Basilica, adding a taste of culture and history to a day of hiking in the great outdoors.

Catalan Festivals and Culture: Summer Sea Town Festival and Mediterranean Lunch

August 05 - Devils dance in the main town square under raining fire while giants and gypsies twirl down the Rambla in a magical, folkloric procession. Feel the tense excitement of watching Human Castles!This tour is seasonal and operates on August 05 only.

Catalan Festivals and Culture: May Festival and Catalan Lunch

May 13 - Mix with the locals at one of the largest celebrations of Catalan Giants, Human Castles and festive dancing at this May Time Festival. A delicious three course traditional Catalan lunch.This tour is seasonal and operates on May 13 only.

Catalan Festivals and Culture: Raftmen Festival and Prehistoric Dolmens

July 01 - Less than one hundred years ago, rafting was still one of the most lucrative rural professions in the Pyrenees. Trees were cut down and made into rafts, in order to be transported down river and sold as timber.This tour is seasonal and operates on July 01 only.

Catalan Festivals and Culture: Fire and Dragon Festival

July 26 - Over twenty different dragons breathe fire into the night as they wind their way through the darkened streets. Europe's biggest dragon, La Caramot, shoots fire from 50 different holes in his body.This tour is seasonal and operates on July 26 only.