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Spain Solo Tours for Single Travelers

Spain Solo Tours for Single Travelers

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Have you always dreamt of exploring Spain but prefer traveling solo? Our structured solo tours are perfect for independent spirits eager to experience Spain with ease. Imagine savoring tapas in Barcelona’s bustling alleyways, discovering Madrid’s vibrant nightlife, or marveling at Granada’s stunning Alhambra. Join other single adventurers on expertly-organized journeys or on independent itineraries where transport, accommodations, and key experiences are seamlessly handled. Enjoy ample personal time and evenings for your own discoveries—traveling solo, yet never alone. Browse our collection of solo trips to Spain below.

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Eileen H. | Traveled in October

A great experience of Spain and Portugal giving us an understanding of the culture and history. Our favorite experiences were seeing the Port cellar, the olive mill, and the winery. Learning the history of how these industries have affected the culture and how important they remain to these nations was wonderful. We also enjoyed the many cathedrals and each one’s unique history. Overall a very enjoyable, informative experience.

David G. | Traveled in October

Walks were varied & were done in a logical manner with easier ones first gradually increasing in length & severity. All the walks were capable of being done by an experienced walker. Our guide, Bert, was very knowledgeable & also ensured that all the guests were comfortable going at their own pace.

Anonymous | Traveled in October

The Murcia tour was a good cycling itinerary through mostly rural Spain. Miguel was an excellent guide and gave generously of his time. The areas visited had few tourists which was nice but also resulted in fewer options for dining. We were rained out of our first day of cycling which is unavoidable, but I think spending the first day visiting Murcia would have been more interesting than Caravaca and would have not disrupted the flow of the trip.

Hope P. | Traveled in October

This is really not a tour for English speaking tourists. We were the only ones on our bus. Maria was great at making sure we felt comfortable and know the history about the places we went. I didn’t like that we were bounced around from bus to bus and a different group everyday. Since we were the only ones that spoke English other than the guide, we didn’t really speak to anyone and make any friends. I felt like some of the stops could have been longer. We would stop at a cute village for 45 minutes and 15 of that would be standing in line for the restrooms with everyone else on the bus. Overall we were happy with the tour. Maria is the best and if she could have been with us the whole time it would have been better. I would recommend this if you speak good Spanish so that you could communicate with other travelers.

Lena M. | Traveled in October

We had a wonderful trip to Spain and Portugal with Trafalgar! We saw so many amazing places in two weeks! We were happy we opted for all the Optional Experiences. We were able to see and learn so much more about each location from the tour guides. They were very knowledgeable and spoke passionately about their tours, along with adding their own humor to the stories. Our tour director, Javier, was excellent! He was like our father away from home. He cared for us, watched over us and guided us from beginning to end. He was a fun-loving man who made us laugh all the time! I cannot say enough good things about Javier. He made our trip extra memorable! João was an amazing driver! He kept us safe on the roads, he was timely with pick up and drop offs. Worked so hard to unload our luggages behind the scenes. His driving and parking skills were superb! They made a great team! This is our second tour with Trafalgar and we love this company! We're already booked for our next adventure with Trafalgar!

Anonymous | Traveled in October

We did the Camino from Sarria to Santiago in 6 days walking. The first two days are big days 22km and 24km respectively. My advice to anyone doing the Camino is to take a second pair of shoes on the walk and talk to others on the track the advice we got was invaluable. We loved the walk and getting into Santiago was quite breathtaking.

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Safest destinations in Spain for single travelers

Spain consistently ranks among Europe's safest and most welcoming destinations, making it especially ideal for solo travelers, including women and people of all identities. Cities like Barcelona and Madrid offer vibrant, inclusive atmospheres with visible diversity, multilingual resources, and reliable public transportation that eases navigation and boosts traveler confidence. Barcelona’s lively Eixample neighborhood—affectionately known as "Gaixample"—hosts LGBTQI-friendly cafes, bars, and cultural events, signaling broad acceptance. Madrid’s Chueca district similarly thrives as a safe space. Smaller cities like Seville and Valencia charm travelers with pedestrian-friendly layouts, low crime rates, and bilingual signs, reducing language anxiety. Spain’s general culture of openness and acceptance—combined with its strong legal protections against discrimination—means that travelers of diverse backgrounds can comfortably explore independently, knowing they’ll find respectful, warm encounters almost everywhere.

Cost of traveling to Spain alone

Spain offers a range of options for solo travelers, accommodating various budgets. Budget travelers can expect to spend approximately USD 83 per day, covering hostel accommodations, meals, and local transportation. Bookmundi's solo tours in Spain start at USD 113 per person, providing organized itineraries that include accommodations, most breakfasts, some extra meals and select activities. These organized tours are available as group departures, self-guided travel styles as well as private holidays, giving you plenty of options as well as peace of mind.

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