Spanish Grand Prix

Immerse yourself in the electrifying world of Formula 1 with three exhilarating days at the Spanish Grand Prix (Please note, transfers to and from the Grand Prix are not provided on the Friday). From the heart-pounding roar of engines during practice and qualifying sessions to the intense drama of race day itself, every moment at the Circuit de Barcelona Catalunya is filled with excitement. Explore the bustling paddock, witness drivers pushing their limits on track, and soak up the vibrant atmosphere among passionate fans. Between sessions, enjoy the vibrant city of Barcelona, creating a perfect blend of adrenaline-fueled racing and unforgettable experiences off the track.

Explore one of the cornerstones of Catalan culture and history on this small-group tour to Montserrat. See the Montserrat Monastery, home to the famous “Black Madonna,” and then follow a guide through the vineyards of Oller del Mas, or another boutique winery. Tour the vineyards to see the grapes in situ, and sample signature wines alongside a cold tapas lunch with dessert.

Enjoy a day at leisure in Barcelona. Why not begin with a leisurely breakfast at a charming café, savouring local specialties like churros with chocolate. Wander through the historic streets of the Gothic Quarter, admiring medieval architecture and stumbling upon quaint boutiques and tapas bars. Head to La Rambla for a vibrant stroll, stopping to marvel at street performers and browse through flower stalls at the Mercat de Sant Josep de la Boqueria. In the afternoon, visit the architectural marvels of Antoni Gaudí, such as the surreal Sagrada Família or the whimsical Park Güell. As evening sets in, dine at a seaside restaurant along Barceloneta Beach, enjoying fresh seafood and panoramic views of the Mediterranean. Embrace the lively nightlife with a visit to a flamenco show or unwind with a cocktail at a rooftop bar, reflecting on a day filled with the charm and allure of Barcelona.

After a great break, sadly it is time to head home with the sound of those engines still in your head and a camera roll full of memories.