Málaga: 3-Hour Complete Walking Tour with Tickets
1.Málaga: 3-Hour Complete Walking Tour with Tickets
A 3-hour Málaga walking tour with fast-track tickets to the Roman Theatre, Alcazaba, and La Manquita Cathedral, with live guiding.
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15 Best Malaga Walking Tours
Malaga’s best days out.
The 15 most popular malaga walking tours around Málaga and the Costa del Sol. The ones worth building a day around, with prices, running times and who actually runs them.
15 Best Malaga Walking Tours
Málaga: Highlights, Hidden Gems and Coast Vintage Bike Tour
2.Málaga: Highlights, Hidden Gems and Coast Vintage Bike Tour
A 3-hour Málaga vintage bike tour with photo stops at the Alcazaba, Malagueta coast, the port, and a tapas map for your nights out.
Ronda: Guided Walking Tour with English or Spanish Guide
3.Ronda: Guided Walking Tour with English or Spanish Guide
A 90-minute guided walking tour of Ronda with English or Spanish options, highlighting the New Bridge, bullring, old town, and tapas tips.
Málaga: Cathedral, Alcazaba, Roman Theater Walking Tour
4.Málaga: Cathedral, Alcazaba, Roman Theater Walking Tour
Skip the lines to Málaga’s Cathedral, Alcazaba and Roman Theatre, plus Picasso streets. A guided 3-hour history walk.
Málaga: Private Sightseeing Treasure Hunt
5.Málaga: Private Sightseeing Treasure Hunt
A private, self-paced Malaga treasure hunt with clue riddles, a modern compass, and big sights like Alcazaba and the Cathedral, ending with a treasure chest.
Malaga: Complete City Highlights Segway Tour
6.Malaga: Complete City Highlights Segway Tour
Glide through Malaga’s top sights in 2 hours on a Segway, from Alcazaba to Gibralfaro Castle, then down to the port and Malagueta Beach.
Malaga Private Walking Tour, Alcazaba & Catamaran Cruise
7.Malaga Private Walking Tour, Alcazaba & Catamaran Cruise
Malaga private walking tour with Alcazaba and Palacio Nazarí entry, plus a catamaran cruise along the coast for great views.
“It is a very long day with lots of walking, steps, and steep inclines. Going up”
Málaga: Private Sightseeing Treasure Hunt
8.Málaga: Private Sightseeing Treasure Hunt
Private GPS treasure hunt through Málaga’s markets, theatres, Picasso spots and more. Solve puzzles with bottled water included.
“Tim was patient and very friendly with our group. We were a large group of 11 people that wanted to try something a little different than your typical walking tour. We learned a lot about Malaga and had some group tasks that challenged our team!”
Ronda: Guided Walking Tour
9.Ronda: Guided Walking Tour
90-minute guided Ronda walk: Tajo canyon views, bullring square, Puente Nuevo lookouts, with English/Spanish guides.
Guided Walking Tour of the Old Town of Frigiliana
10.Guided Walking Tour of the Old Town of Frigiliana
Guided Old Town Frigiliana walk with the region’s cane honey factory and the Church of San Antonio. Small group, English options.
“Excellent knowledge of Fragliana by the guide.”
Malaga Private Walking Tour, Alcazaba & Catamaran Cruise
11.Malaga Private Walking Tour, Alcazaba & Catamaran Cruise
Malaga in 4.5 hours: a guided city-center walk, Alcazaba with the Palacio Nazarí, then a catamaran cruise from the port.
Malaga: Segway City Highlights Tour
12.Malaga: Segway City Highlights Tour
Ride a self-balancing Segway through Málaga’s Old Town, climb to Gibralfaro, and finish at the Cathedral with expert guide stories.
Ronda: 2-Hour Private Walking Tour
13.Ronda: 2-Hour Private Walking Tour
A 2-hour private walking tour of historic Ronda in Andalusia with an expert local guide, bullring stories, Puente Nuevo views, and more.
Malaga: Walking Tour of Must-See Attractions
14.Malaga: Walking Tour of Must-See Attractions
A 2-hour guided walk through Málaga’s Roman and Moorish landmarks, plus Picasso sites and Calle Larios for street-life atmosphere.
1.5-Hour Roman Theater and Alcazaba Castle Walking Tour
15.1.5-Hour Roman Theater and Alcazaba Castle Walking Tour
Walk Malaga’s Alcazaba and Roman Theatre on a 1.5-hour English tour with entrance fees included, plus harbor views from the ramparts.
“Well worth taking the guided tour. I was the only person booked for the tour, so I was lucky to have 2 beautiful and knowledgeable guides all to my self. Maria and her partner (sorry, I forget her name) shared great insight and context about the Alcabaza, from ancient to more modern times. In addition,…”
