Barcelona Private Tours and Shore Escursions
Barcelona private coastal excursions and day trips.
Join us for this exclusive day trip in Barcelona, beginning with a picturesque one-hour drive that highlights the city's delightful beach areas. Our adventure then takes us to Montjuïc Mountain, celebrated for its stunning panoramic views of Barcelona and recognized as one of the city’s most enchanting spots, followed by a visit to the iconic Park Güell.
Afterwards, we’ll return to the city to embark on a walking tour through the historic Gothic Barrio, where we'll delve into the Roman remnants that enhance the city's rich heritage. You’ll also stroll along the legendary Las Ramblas, immersing yourself in the vibrant local atmosphere.
Next, we will navigate through the Modernist district, leading to a visit of the world-renowned Sagrada Família.
To wrap up the tour, we’ll drive past Gaudí’s exquisite houses before ensuring your return to either your hotel or the cruise port.
For those with cruises starting or ending in Barcelona, we’ve got you covered—your luggage will be managed safely throughout the day, and we’ll provide a hassle-free drop-off at your hotel or cruise ship.
Price per group size
1 person 1050 euros
2 persons 1100 euros
3 persons 1150 euros
4 persons 1250 euros
5 persons 1300 euros
6 persons 1350 euros
7 persons 1400 euros
8 persons 1450 euros
Remember that the prices are per tour, not for each passenger!
eg. 1450€ / 8 persons = 181.25€ per person!
Private Day Trips and Tours in Barcelona
- Season: All year.
- Scheduled days: Available Daily. (Subject to availability)
- Departure time: From 9am or choose your ideal departure time.
- Duration: Approx. 8 hours.
- Pick up point: From your accommodation in Barcelona city or Barcelona cruise port
- Return point : To your accommodation in Barcelona city and Barcelona cruise port.
- Included: Private vehicle with driver, Private official guide for 8 hour tour, Skip the line entrance tickets to Sagrada Familiar, Parc Guell and free time
- Not included: Gratuities, food, drinks and all other expenses.
The Roman walls encircling Barcelona's heart embrace Bàrcino, a settlement that has thrived since the 1st century BC, continuing its journey into the dawn of the Middle Ages. This city, which began as a modest colony, gradually expanded to achieve the status of an imperial city.
During the Middle Ages, Barcelona earned the title of Ciutat Comtal (Count’s City), marking a significant rise in its political prominence. The city became the hub of Catalonia's principal political institutions, promoting trade that spurred its growth and led to the remarkable construction of stunning Gothic-style edifices.
As the 17th century waned and the 18th century commenced, Barcelona remained a vibrant city, interconnected with the wider world, yet it endured prolonged sieges that left lasting wounds. Nevertheless, the indomitable spirit of its people facilitated a revival by the end of the 18th century, establishing it as a key player in the industrial development that blossomed throughout the 19th century.
With the expansion of both industry and population, Barcelona experienced significant social and political shifts, including the consequential Spanish Civil War. This was followed by a lengthy period of dictatorship, heralding a time of turmoil. Ultimately, as the 20th century drew to a close and democracy emerged, Barcelona once again asserted itself, poised to evolve into a great metropolis of the 21st century.
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