About Xplore
A trip starts with what you'll do there
Almost every travel tool starts with transport and the hotel, and leaves for last the only thing you'll remember. We do it the other way round: we start from what you like, look for what's on for you those days and build the trip around it.



Discover.
What you like decides where you go.
Save.
We compare the price across the sellers we check. The final price is confirmed with the seller.
Live it.
From the idea to the itinerary. And a guide when you get to Barcelona.
Three things, and all three matter
- We find what fits you.We don't rank by what sells most: in the conversation with the guide, what counts is what you like and the days you have.
- We compare before you pay.Reference price, what it adds up to for your group, traveller reviews and cancellation terms. The final price is confirmed with the seller.
- We stay with you to the end.We save your plan in “My trips” and, in Barcelona, Clara and Álex stay with you in writing while you're there. They are AI guides.
How we choose what we show you
In the conversation with the guide, the order of suggestions is decided by what you asked for: your requirements first, your tastes second. In each destination's listing we use the seller's relevance order. Any commission we may earn does not affect that order. If we ever show a paid placement, you'll see it labelled as sponsored.
Activities currently come from Viator's catalogue, with traveller reviews, and we're adding more sellers by category and by city. Each card says who sells and what the reference price is.
How we make a living
Plainly: when you book an activity from Xplore, the seller pays us a commission. You don't pay it and it doesn't change the price. If you book nothing, the service still costs you nothing.
Searching, comparing and planning in writing is free and needs no account. Talking to the guide by voice or video requires an account and a subscription, and that one you do pay for directly.
We say it this plainly because a comparison site is only worth something if you trust it, and you can't trust someone who won't tell you how they earn.
Where we are now
- Today.Thousands of destinations with activities and reviews, a plan saved in “My trips” and our own guides in Barcelona.
- On the way.More sellers by category, comparison of the full cost of the trip, built-in booking where the agreement allows it, and price alerts on the plans you save.
- Do you run an activity, a museum or a booking platform?Let's talk: Partner with Xplore.
Accessibility
We design with WCAG 2.2 level AA as the target: sufficient contrast, keyboard navigation, text that grows without breaking and screen-reader compatibility. If something doesn't work for you, write to support@tryxplore.com and we'll fix it.
Photo credits
The photos of Barcelona and Vall de Núria come from Wikimedia Commons under CC BY and CC BY-SA licences, resized and converted to WebP. Below is each image with its author and licence. Activity photos are provided by Viator.
- Aerial view of BarcelonadronepicrCC BY 2.0
- Museu PicassoEdgardo W. OliveraCC BY 2.0
- Façade of Casa BatllóMassimo CatarinellaCC BY 3.0
- Barcelona Bus TurísticScorpio835CC BY-SA 4.0
- Barcelona metro at Aeroport T1Patrick1977CC BY-SA 4.0
- Sagrada FamíliaAnk KumarCC BY-SA 4.0
- Palau Nacional, MontjuïcDidier DescouensCC BY-SA 4.0
- Plaça del ReiCatalan Art & Architecture Gallery (Josep Bracons)CC BY-SA 2.0
- Vall de NúriaklimmanetCC BY 3.0
- The undulating bench in Park GüellIsiwalCC BY-SA 3.0
- Casa Milà, La PedreraThomas LedlCC BY-SA 4.0
- Fundació Joan MiróArnauccCC BY-SA 3.0
- MACBACanaanCC BY-SA 4.0
- Recinte Modernista de Sant PauBernard GagnonCC BY-SA 3.0
- Concert hall of the Palau de la Música CatalanaThomas LedlCC BY-SA 4.0
- Telefèric de MontjuïcMariordo (Mario Roberto Durán Ortiz)CC BY-SA 4.0
- View from the Turó de la RoviraToniherCC BY-SA 3.0
- Waterfall in the Parc de la CiutadellaFred RomeroCC BY 2.0