STREET FOOD · 1-HOUR EXPERIENCES
Every trip has one evening spare. These 4 1-hour experiences are worth spending it on, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Meet your Spanish or English-speaking guide at Calle Santiago 18 for a short Segway lesson, then ride through Plaza Mayor, old Madrid streets, Plaza de Oriente, and the Royal Palace area. Guides such as Juan, David, and Milo are praised for patient instruction. Finish near Mercado de San Miguel with chocolate con churros.
“David was really great and made my son's segesy experience fun.”
Join Rubén and the Yellow Boat Mogan crew at 11:00 for a coastal cruise past Taurito caves and Mogán beaches, followed by a two-hour dockside tasting of Canary Islands wines, cheeses, and local dishes. The boat holds up to 25 people, with transport not included.
“We had a great time on this boat trip! Rubén was a brilliant guide with interesting facts about Gran Canaria & the wine and food were delicious too! Would highly recommend this experience :)”
In a small group of up to six, you prepare and cook takoyaki and okonomiyaki with English or Japanese guidance. The one-hour class suits beginners, includes ingredients, an apron, utensils, and a meal. Gluten-free, vegan, halal-friendly, and allergy-safe ingredients are available by request.
“My partner and I had a great time at this private class. It was so nice to be taught how locals cook classic dishes in their own home. Our guides were incredibly friendly and open to all our questions about Japan, and eager to share the experience with us. It is a great idea to prepare both these dishes in a short class as they use similar ingredients and methods, while understanding the nuances of each! Would definitely recommend to anyone keen to make a little bit of Japan when they return home, and to those that want a real refreshing change to the commercialised experiences out there.”
Meet Ishmael Nzioka near International House for a one-hour walking food tour through central Nairobi. Visit three local food spots, sample samosas, chapati, nyama choma, ugali, sweets, fruit, Somali dishes, tea, and sugarcane juice, while learning about Kenyan food and city life.
“Ishmael delivered a great street food tour! He took me to a variety of stops close together to taste many different foods including a great cart featuring Somali food and a real Kenyan BBQ with ugali. He put the tour together himself. He's a very nice friendly guide who looks out for you. Highly recommended!”
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