MÁLAGA
Malaga’s best days out.
The 14 most popular shopping tours around Málaga and the Costa del Sol. The ones worth building a day around, with prices, running times and who actually runs them.
Day trip from Costa del Sol to Gibraltar for duty-free shopping, Rock views, St. Michael’s Cave, and Barbary macaques.
Most Popular“Very informative Very comfortable coach there and back”
Hands-on Malaga tapas class with an Atarazanas market visit, wine pairings, and a cook-your-own menu plus recipes and an apron gift.
Malaga tapas tour with Mercado de Atarazanas tastings, wine and beer, local classics, and Locas de Málaga or ice cream, in 3.5 hours.
“We had absolutely the best food tour, Rosario was amazing and made the experience just fabulous, her knowledge of food and local history etc was unreal. We just had the most amazing time.”
Gibraltar Shopping Guided Tour from Costa del Sol: scenic coach ride, duty-free time on Main Street, plus a guide and English-speaking support.
“The journey by coach took 3 and 1/2 hours each way. There were no comfort stops which frankly is ridiculous. I have used your service in several countries but this experience would not encourage me to use your services again.”
Taste Marbella’s Old Town and municipal market in a small group. Food and drink are included, with easy walking and local stories.
“Our guide, Michelle, was such a wealth of knowledge and did a great job taking us to the best spots with the most unique food experiences! He was very informative and we thoroughly enjoyed experiencing the Spanish food and wine culture!”
A private 3-hour walking tour in Malaga covering Alcazaba, Malaga Cathedral, Atarazanas Market, Roman Theatre, Picasso spots, and two museums.
“Jade was amazing! She is very kind and knowledgeable. I learned a lot. She gave out great recommendations for places to eat as well.”
Malaga paella and sangria class with Atarazanas market visit, olive oil tasting, and a take-home apron in 3.5 hours.
Taste Malaga at Atarazanas Market, sip historic 1840 wine, and finish with real paella near the Picasso Museum on a 3-hour tour.
“Maria was amazing!!! She knew so much about the food and history, and she made our tour excellent. She sat with us as we ate, and answered all of our questions about the town and even some questions about art. I would gladly follow another tour lead by Maria”
A small-group Malaga food walk with 16 tastings and 4 drinks, including Atarazanas Market classics and sweet-wine moments. Great value.
“We had a fantastic time walking through Málaga and learning about the city while trying different foods. Our tour guide was our favorite part of the this activity. Paco deserves a key to the city! He was so knowledgeable and passionate about local culture and cuisine it transposed onto us!”
Small-group walk from Malaga’s Holy Week corners to Atarazanas Market, with flamenco alleys, coffee culture, and local stories for $17.80.
“This was an excellent way to experience Malaga Our guide Lourdes was very knowledgable & lovely! If you do any thing in Malaga DO THIS!”
A small-group Málaga tapas tour with a historic wine stop, Atarazanas market tasting of 10+ local foods, and traditional paella, in English.
“Paula was an excellent guide and made the experience extremely enjoyable! There were just 4 of us on this tour so it was easy for us to fit into the crowded areas. We visited the oldest winery in Malaga first and realized right away that this was not a “tourist trap” and it was definitely…”
6-hour private Gibraltar trip from Marbella/Estepona for Barbary apes, Rock viewpoints, and tax-free shopping, with an optional nature reserve add-on.
Private VIP shopping day in Gibraltar from Marbella with duty-free finds, a Main Street stroll, and time at Casemates Square.
Taste Marbella market foods and Spanish wines on a 3-hour guided walk from Plaza de los Naranjos, with bocata, seafood, and tapas.
“The food and drinks in the MERCADO CENTRAL of Marbella were great and fanstastic. Our guide was friendly and kind but did not speak Spanish (not very well): that's a bit rear when you book a tour in Spain. His explanations about Marbella did not have an lot of historical background.”
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