MÁLAGA
Malaga’s best days out.
The 12 most popular historical tours around Málaga and the Costa del Sol. The ones worth building a day around, with prices, running times and who actually runs them.
A small-group Málaga tapas tour with market sampling, vermouth and wine, and classic plus modern Andalusian dishes, led in English.
Most Popular“Javier did an excellent job showing us all of the non-tourst places to eat and drink. Walking through the markets was also enjoyable.”
Malaga’s cathedral, Roman theatre, and Alcazaba plus market tastings, wine and tapas in two bars on a small English tour.
“He was very intelligent and informative”
Málaga historic center walking tour with a local guide. See La Manquita cathedral, Roman Theatre, Picasso, and Atarazanas market tastings.
“Igor was very informative and made us happy. Also gave us a few tips for our stay in Malaga.”
3-hour Segway tour of Malaga’s landmarks, viewpoints, and hilltop fortifications with English commentary, helmets, and smooth city rides.
“This tour was top notch from start to finish. Our guide Fiodor showed us how to maneuver on the segways and had each of us test drive one by one to insure we were comfortable prior to starting out. When any of us needed assistance he provided encouragement as well as a helping hand when…”
Skip-the-line monuments in Malaga plus tapas and wine in two bars, guided by a local, in about 4 hours.
“It was just the right amount of history, walking and food! Victor was an awesome guide and knows a lot not just about Malaga but other cities and countries as well. He took us to some local restaurants and we enjoyed the food and drinks!”
3-hour Segway tour in Malaga: Cathedral, Alcazaba and Gibralfaro views, Malagueta promenade, photo stops, expert guide for $79.
“Our first time on a Segway and it was FUN! Ando was an excellent guide!! He was patient as we learned how to maneuver the Segway and made sure we were safe throughout our tour. He was very knowledgeable and shared with us a lot of information about the history of Malaga. So glad we…”
2-hour English guided walk in Malaga with a ticketed visit to La Manquita Cathedral plus Plaza de la Constitución and the Picasso Foundation.
“The cultural side was a bit disappointing. We were expecting more information on the history of Malaga. Concentrated too much on the cathedral. Difficult to follow and hear what the guide was saying.”
A 2-hour Ronda walking tour with included Royal Cavalry bullring entrance, plus the New Bridge, Moorish palace exteriors, squares, and churches.
“A very enjoyable 2 hours with plenty of background info as well as sights. Bullring a highlight.....”
Guided walk through Malaga via Picasso’s life, key monuments, and city views. 1.5 hours, English/Spanish, $58.
Half-day private taxi tour in Malaga covering Gibralfaro, Alcazaba, the Roman Theater, La Manquita, and the port to Malagueta beach.
“Our driver carlos was extremely pleasant and helpful. My girlfriend had a list of places she wanted to visit and we saw them all. Our tour was outstanding.”
A night walk in Almuñécar mixing Andalusian myths, Roman ruins, and Minerva at the Cueva de Siete Palacios, from El Majuelo.
“Kan inte säga något om den, då jag ej har upplevt något. Ingen guide kom! Vi blev totalt lurade. Och trots att jag försökt nå er arrangör så har ingen återkopplat efteråt.”
Self-guided Ancient Malaga history walk with VoiceMap audio in English. Follow the route from Plaza de la Marina to Plaza de la Constitución.
“This is a clear, friendly, recorded tour, with interesting information. The GPS function works great! We were amazed how well it tracked our location and guided us without our needing to look at our phones for directions. We ended up not finishing it, but only because our tour the day before (Malaga A Pie: Teatro,…”
From the old-town hill to the white villages, and every way to see them.
