At a glance
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Our group trips are a great chance to travel with others. We also recommend adding in a few extra nights tailor-made to ensure you build the perfect itinerary.
Embark on an extraordinary journey through Spain via its most iconic cities. You’ll travel with a group of like-minded gay men on this gay group trip. This trip has been carefully designed to show you the very best of a destination without having you rush around trying to fit it all in.
Discover the vibrant streets of Barcelona, the sun-drenched landscapes of Andalusia and the fascinating history of Madrid. Each destination promises unique experiences for you and the group.
Visit Granada and Seville to explore Spain’s Moorish history, traditional flamenco culture and landmarks like the Alhambra. These cities offer a mix of striking architecture, relaxed plazas and excellent local food.
Finish in Madrid, a lively capital known for its grand boulevards, world-class museums and late-night energy.
From the southern cities to the heart of the country, you’ll experience Spain’s history, culture and cuisine in a way that feels authentic and unforced, all in the company of like-minded travelers.
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Spain legalised same-sex marriage in 2005, one of the first countries in the world to do so. The legal framework includes comprehensive anti-discrimination protections, adoption rights and gender identity recognition. In 2025, Spain went further, introducing requirements for companies with more than 50 employees to implement workplace protections for LGBTQ+ individuals, representing some of the strongest such legislation anywhere in the world.
Madrid and Barcelona are two of Europe’s great gay cities. Madrid’s Chueca neighbourhood has been the heart of the city’s LGBTQ+ scene for decades, with a dense concentration of bars, clubs and venues, and one of Europe’s largest Pride festivals each summer. Barcelona’s Gaixample, the stretch of Eixample around Consell de Cent, offers a similarly welcoming neighbourhood with strong community roots.
Beyond the two capitals, Sitges is one of Europe’s most celebrated gay resort towns, lively and unpretentious in equal measure. Ibiza has a long-established gay scene, particularly in the north of the island. Gran Canaria’s Maspalomas is a major destination in its own right, drawing large numbers of LGBTQ+ visitors year-round.
Legal protections are strong nationwide, though social attitudes vary. Major cities and coastal resort towns are cosmopolitan and relaxed. Rural areas, particularly in parts of Andalusia and the interior, can be more conservative. The far-right Vox party has made attempts to roll back protections in certain regions, though the national legal framework remains robust.
- 24 Sep, 2026
- 08 May, 2027
- All Taxes
- All accommodation in 3-4* hotels/guesthouses
- Domestic airfare from Barcelona to Granada
- High-speed train from Seville to Madrid
- All ground transfers between remaining destinations
- Sagrada Familia entry and guided Barcelona walking tour
- 3 hour walking tour of Granada, Seville and Madrid each with local guide
- Welcome dinner and drinks in Barcelona
- All full breakfasts
- Knowledgeable and fun trip leader
- Meals and drinks outside of those listed
- Activities outside of the those listed
- Optional tips
- All flights
- Travel insurance
- Tips
In detail
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Don't forget that most of our itineraries can be totally customized. Our expert team will be able to talk you through all the options.
Days 1-3: Barcelona
Our Spanish adventure begins in Barcelona, one of Europe’s most exciting cities. It’s rich with culture, including the Modernist masterpieces of Gaudi and his unfinished Sagrada Familia cathedral.
On top of Mont Juic we’ll enjoy a panoramic view of the city whilst savouring the finest sangria. Barcelona is a liberal city with a big gay scene and buzzing nightlife – there’ll be no shortage of nocturnal excitement if that is of interest to you.
Days 4-6: Granada
Heading south to Andalusia, we’ll arrive in Granada. The famous Alhambra palace and fortress towers over the quaint streets. It was built in the 9th century on the remains of Roman fortifications. We’ll admire the iconic Moorish architecture whilst enjoying the fine wines and cuisine. The gorgeous Sierra Nevada mountains surround the city.
We’ll enjoy a flamenco show and watch the sunset over the Alhambra. You can sign up for a cooking class, visit the local wineries, soak up the sun and explore the nightlife.
Days 7-9: Seville
Seville is one of the most romantic and quintessentially Spanish cities you’ll visit. This is the home of bullfighting, flamenco and paella.
What’s more, Seville has a lively gay scene so you never know who you might meet. You can also visit the museum of flamenco, and potentially pick up some dance moves.
Days 10-12: Madrid
Madrid, a vibrant and culturally rich city, offers plenty in the way of experiences for visitors. From its stunning architecture to its lively nightlife, Madrid has something for everyone. Art enthusiasts can explore renowned museums like the Museo del Prado and the Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, while others can enjoy a guided walking tour to discover the city’s charming streets and alleys. As night falls, the heart of Chueca, Madrid’s eclectic gay neighborhood, comes alive with its bustling atmosphere.
You’ll have the option to depart from Madrid or extend your stay to further explore this captivating city.
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