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Barcelona, Spain

Barcelona City Tour Hop On Hop Off + Eco Catamaran
Cruise

4.1
24 / 48 Hours
from£38.28 p.p.

Overview

You can explore Barcelona both on land and in the water. You can explore Barcelona on foot at your own pace by getting on and off the train as much as you'd like. Enjoy the breathtaking views while sailing around Barcelona's shoreline for an hour on a catamaran. You won't have to lose out on amazing vistas and photo opportunities while travelling. Don't let the opportunity slip to make priceless memories! Start your journey by reserving your tour right now!

Highlights

  • Flexibility: Enjoy the beautiful views of Barcelona City from the roof-top of our astonishing buses as per your convenience.
  • Eco Catamaran Cruise: An eco-friendly way to experience the Mediterranean coastline of Barcelona.
  • Frequent Stops: The bus makes regular stops at major attractions, allowing you to hop on and off as you like.
  • Audio Commentary: Buses are equipped with audio commentary available in multiple languages, providing insights into the history, culture, and significance of the sites you pass.

Itinerary

Our double-decker hop-on, hop-off buses in Barcelona offer a relaxing way to see the city's attractions. Barcelona is a city that you can explore thoroughly with just one ticket. Get around the city at your own pace by getting on and off our buses as often as you like and taking your time to explore.

You can gain a better understanding of the city by walking along the West Path, which passes by some of the most famous modernist buildings in the area. The plan takes you to the westernmost landmarks in Barcelona, including the FC Barcelona stadium and the Catalan National Museum of Art, covering a sizable circle. At either of the two museums, you are free to get off the bus and board it again after your visit is over. Visit El Born to savour the delicious cuisine and quaint setting, or simply unwind while taking in the city's sights.

Take the East Path, which leads to the most artistic district of the city. Take in Barcelona's modernist architecture, which is a concrete jungle. In one of our buses, unwind and enjoy the ride. Along this stretch of the river, from Plaça Catalunya to Park Güell, are some of the city's most impressive landmarks. Explore the magnificent Sagrada Familia in Barcelona and be astounded by the rich symbolism on its façades. Discover the mysteries that the city holds and learn about its past.

Get off at stop 4 or 5 on the West route (orange) and take an hour and a half catamaran sail along Barcelona's shore. Before setting sail, Catamaran will leave from Port Vell, where you can see the World Trade Centre and some of the most luxurious ships in the city. You will have the chance to observe Barcelona from a perspective you have never had before throughout the stroll! You will reach the Puerto Olympic area, from where you can see the port that was constructed for the Summer Olympics of 1991.

By buying a drink or dinner on board, you can benefit from the bar service, which offers BIO substitutes, and contribute to the preservation of the marine environment. After that, you are free to explore Barcelona at your own pace with our open-roof buses.

Popular Barcelona's landmarks:

EAST ROUTE

  • Plaça Catalunya: The central square in Barcelona, a major hub for transportation and a gateway to many of the city’s attractions.
  • Port Vell: The old port area of Barcelona, now a modern marina with numerous attractions.
  • Museu d’Història de Catalunya: A museum dedicated to the history of Catalonia, located in the Palau de Mar building.
  • Barceloneta: A traditional fishing district known for its beach and seafood restaurants.
  • Port Olímpic: Built for the 1992 Olympics, this area features beaches, restaurants, and nightlife.
  • Nova Mar Bella: A more tranquil beach compared to Barceloneta, popular with locals.
  • Forum: A modern events space and conference center, also home to various cultural and leisure facilities.
  • Glòries-Torre Agbar: The Torre Agbar is a distinctive skyscraper and one of Barcelona’s modern landmarks.
  • Sagrada Familia: Gaudí’s unfinished masterpiece and Barcelona’s most famous landmark.
  • Recinte Modernista St. Pau: A stunning complex of modernist buildings designed by Lluís Domènech i Montaner.
  • Park Güell: A public park designed by Antoni Gaudí, known for its colorful mosaics and architectural elements.
  • Tibidabo: A mountain overlooking Barcelona, home to an amusement park and the Sagrat Cor church.
  • La Pedrera: Another of Gaudí’s masterpieces, known for its wavy stone façade and rooftop sculptures.
  • Casa Batlló: A striking modernist building designed by Gaudí, famous for its colorful mosaic façade.


WEST ROUTE

  • Plaça Catalunya: The central square in Barcelona, a major hub for transportation and a gateway to many of the city’s attractions.
  • Arc de Triomf: A triumphal arch built as the main access gate for the 1888 Barcelona World Fair.
  • El Born: A trendy neighborhood known for its narrow medieval streets, boutiques, and vibrant nightlife.
  • Ciutadella-zoo: A large urban park with the city’s zoo, museums, and beautiful green spaces.
  • Passeig Colom: A wide avenue along the waterfront, named after Christopher Columbus.
  • World Trade Center: A business complex located at the port with conference facilities and offices.
  • Jardins de Miramar: Gardens located on Montjuïc hill offering panoramic views of the city and the sea.
  • Fundació Joan Miró: A museum dedicated to the works of the famous Catalan artist Joan Miró.
  • Anella Olímpica: The Olympic Ring, featuring various sports facilities built for the 1992 Summer Olympics.
  • MNAC Museo Nacional de Catalunya: A museum housed in the Palau Nacional on Montjuïc, showcasing Catalan art.
  • Poble Espanyol: An open-air museum showcasing replicas of traditional Spanish buildings and streets.
  • Caixa Fòrum-Pavelló Mies Van Der Rohe: A cultural center housed in a former factory and a modernist pavilion designed by Mies van der Rohe.
  • Plaça d’Espanya: One of Barcelona's most important squares, known for its impressive architecture and fountains.
  • Estació de Sants: Barcelona’s main railway station, offering connections to national and international destinations.
  • Camp Nou (F.C. Barcelona): The home stadium of FC Barcelona, one of the world’s most famous football clubs.
  • Plaça Pius XII-Palau Reial - Pavellons Guell-Monestir de Pedralbes: A collection of historical and architectural sites in the northern part of Barcelona.
  • l’Illa Diagonal: A large shopping center located on Avinguda Diagonal.
  • Av. Diagonal: One of Barcelona’s main avenues, cutting diagonally across the city.
  • La Pedrera: Another of Gaudí’s masterpieces, known for its wavy stone façade and rooftop sculptures.
  • Casa Batlló: A striking modernist building designed by Gaudí, famous for its colorful mosaic façade.

Inclusions

  • 24 / 48-Hours Barcelona Hop-on Hop-off Bus Ticket
  • Audio Guide in Different Languages
  • 1-Hour Eco Catamaran Cruise tour along Barcelona coast (The crew speaks English and Spanish)
  • Free Wi-Fi on-board
  • Map and Guide
  • Discount coupon booklet

East Route (Green):
  • First Bus: 9:00am, Last Bus: 7:00pm
  • Frequency: Every 30-40 minutes
  • Full Loop: 2 Hours (Approx.)
  • Starting Point: Plaça Catalunya
West Route (Orange):
  • First Bus: 9:00am, Last Bus: 7:00pm
  • Frequency: Every 30-40 minutes
  • Full Loop: 2 Hours (Approx.)
  • Starting Point: Plaça Catalunya
Catamaran Timings:
  • February: Friday to Sunday 12h30 / Daily 14h00 & 15h30
  • 01 – 30 March: Friday to Sunday 13h00 / Daily 14h30 & 16h00
  • 31 March – 15 April: Friday to Sunday 13h30 / Daily 15h00, 16h30 & 18h00
  • 16 April – 14 May & August: Friday to Sunday 11h00 / Daily 12h30, 14h00, 15h30, 17h00 & 18h30
  • 15 May - 31 July: Friday to Sunday 11h30 / Daily 13h00, 14h30, 16h00, 17h30 & 19h00
  • 01 - 17 September: Friday to Sunday 10h30 / Daily 12h00, 13h30, 15h00, 16h30 & 18h00
  • 18 - 30 September: Friday to Sunday 10h00 / Daily 11h30, 13h00, 14h30, 16h00 & 17h30
  • 01 - 22 October: Friday to Sunday 11h00 / Daily 12h30, 14h00, 15h30 & 17h0
  • 23 - 28 October: Friday to Sunday 10h30 / Daily 12h00, 13h30, 15h00 & 16h30
  • 29 October – 31 December: Friday to Sunday 11h00 / Daily 12h30, 14h00 & 15h30
  • Duration: 60 Minutes
  • (Please check calendar to know about the availability)

  • Barcelona Hop On Hop Off: You can begin your hop-on hop-off tour at any of the Barcelona City Tour stops by showing your E-voucher when getting on board.
  • Eco Catamaran: To join the catamaran cruise just hop-off at stop 4 or 5 of West route or Stop 3 of East route. City Sailing Barcelona Tickets Office (Moll de les Drassanes, 08039 Barcelona)
  • You can present confirmed booking voucher (Smartphone/ Printed) to bus staff on board.
  • Your booking voucher will expire after you exchange it for a ticket.
  • The company or bus operator will not provide a refund if a voucher or ticket is misplaced.
  • Infants can travel free and you do not require to book infant ticket.

Tour Validity:

  • Remember that your vouchers will remain valid for the date and time selected at the time of purchase.

Important Info:

  • Multiday tickets can only be used on consecutive days.
  • Complimentary ear phones are provided, or you are welcome to use your own wired earphones with a jack connector
  • Tours operate in all weather, rain or shine. Refunds due to weather will not be granted unless the service is suspended as a result of weather.
  • In case of Catamaran cruise cancellation due to meteorological causes, an alternative day will be offered to the client, if this is not possible, a partial amount of the reservation will be refunded.
  • Incorporation of electric buses
  • Improvements in the audio system for a more immersive experience.
  • New interchange points between the Orange Route and the Green Route: Pla del Palau, La Pedrera, Port Olímpic, Sagrada Familia and Sant Pau Art Nouveau Site, Paseo de Colón (Moll de Drassanes)
  • Mobile App: Download City Tour Worldwide official app and you will have Barcelona in the palm of your hand.
  • The ticket will get activated at the moment you board the bus. For example: if you purchase a 24-hour ticket on Monday and use it for the first time at 11 am, you will be able to use the same ticket until 11 am on Tuesday.
  • Mobile App: Download City Tour Worldwide official app and you will have Barcelona in the palm of your hand.
  • Check-In: 15 minutes in advance to the departure time. No shows will not be refunded.

  • To get the full refund, you must cancel your booking at least 24 hours before the activity/tour start time.
  • If you cancel your booking less than 24 hours before the activity/ tour start time, you will not get any refund.
  • Modifications/ changes are allowed at least 24 hours before the activity/ tour start time. You must contact us through email.
  • The activity/tour's local start time determines the cut-off times.

  • There may be unexpected changes in the route or timetable due to traffic, public holidays, weather conditions, cruise ship arrivals, or other unanticipated situations. During major events, summer vacations, and weekends, the city will be quite busy. We will do everything we can to provide a smooth and consistent service! In such cases, no reimbursement is allowed.
  • Tours run regardless of the weather. Weather-related refunds will not be issued unless the service is discontinued due to inclement weather.
  • The service provider preserves the right to amend or cancel the itinerary due to city events or force majeure.

Customer Reviews

4.6

based on 1757 reviews

Rating Distribution

5 stars
1275
4 stars
302
3 stars
112
2 stars
63
1 stars
5

"The bus saved time and covered all key landmarks. Clean buses, clear audio commentary, and flexible boarding made the trip smooth and enjoyable."

"Convenient stops near famous places with helpful guides onboard. A relaxing and affordable way to discover the city without worrying about transportation."

"Long waiting times between buses ruined our schedule. Staff seemed unhelpful, and several stops were skipped without any proper explanation."

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Get quick answers to common questions about our tours and booking process.

No, it is not wheelchair accessible
No, the tour is not wheelchair accessible.
Unless there is a natural disaster, tours/activities take place even if it rains. Tours that include navigation services might be subjected to the current conditions of the river. If the supplier considers that those conditions are not safe enough, the navigation might be cancelled without prior notice
No, the tour is not wheelchair accessible.
Unless there is a natural disaster, tours/activities take place even if it rains. Tours that include navigation services might be subjected to the current conditions of the river. If the supplier considers that those conditions are not safe enough, the navigation might be cancelled without prior notice
The tour includes a professional local guide and entrance to Recoleta Cemetery.
Unless there is a natural disaster, tours/activities take place even if it rains. Tours that include navigation services might be subjected to the current conditions of the river. If the supplier considers that those conditions are not safe enough, the navigation might be cancelled without prior notice.
Unless there is a natural disaster, tours/activities take place even if it rains. Tours that include navigation services might be subjected to the current conditions of the river. If the supplier considers that those conditions are not safe enough, the navigation might be cancelled without prior notice.
Yes. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included from most centrally located hotels in Buenos Aires.
No. The tour is mostly done by vehicle, with only short walks and photo stops.

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