MÁLAGA · SHOPPING TOURS
12 reviewed
A shortlist worth five minutes: the 12 shopping tours we would put on a first Málaga trip, each with its price, its running time and the one detail to check before you pay.
Day trip from Malaga to Gibraltar for duty-free shopping, British brands, Gibraltar Crystal, Rock sights, St. Michael’s Cave, and macaques.
“Joining at Torremolinos made it a long drive with numerous pickups/drop offs..took 2 hours 45 mins but still very efficient and we enjoyed the day”
3-hour Malaga tapas workshop with Atarazanas Market visit, hands-on cooking, wine pairings, and take-home apron and recipes for $78.
“Wonderful day at Kulinarea! The guide and our chef were both fantastic. Enjoyed the walking tour of the market, and learned so much! Then our class was excellent! Highly recommend”
A small-group 3.5-hour Malaga tapas walk with Mercado de Atarazanas bites, local wines and beers, and signature tastes like Locas de Málaga.
“Our tour guide was amazing. He gave my wife and I a greater understanding of the food eaten by the locals in Malaga. We not only sampled great food but received recommendations for places to try later.”
Guided shopping day trip to Gibraltar from the Costa del Sol, with scenic coach ride and 4-5 hours free time for duty-free buys.
“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. In addition the guide was very poor.”
Taste Marbella’s Old Town and municipal market on a small-group 2.5-hour tour with all food and drink included, plus ham, cheeses, olives.
“Gina our tour guide was amazing. Very friendly and knowledgeable and good communication. We last minute decided to bring our one year old and Gina was so great with her and the rest of the tour. Thanks for a great experience !”
Private 3-hour Malaga walk with Alcazaba, market, Roman Theatre exterior views, Picasso sights, Cathedral and the Archaeology Museum.
“The Picasso museum was incredible and our guide Javier was excellent . He had tremendous knowledge and taught us a lot.”
Market-to-paella in Málaga: Atarazanas visit, olive oil tasting, hands-on paella and gazpacho, sangria, churros, apron.
“Een hele leuke middag gehad! Onze gids Anaïs vertelde tijdens de rondleiding over de markt veel leuke feitjes over Málaga en de Spaanse keuken. De kookstudio was erg mooi en de groep bestond uit verschillende nationaliteiten, wat het extra leuk maakt. De chef-kok legde alles goed uit en hielp waar nodig, waardoor we een lekkere sangria, salade, paella en churros hebben gemaakt. De recepten krijg je direct mee naar huis. Ook was de olijfolieproeverij een leuke toevoeging. Aanrader!”
Malaga market tapas and paella near Picasso Museum, with wine in an 1840 tavern. 3 hours, official guide, $74.
“Our guide, Paola, was so sweet and informative. We enjoyed all of our stops, tasting many different things. The lunch was excellent!”
16 tastings and 4 drinks in Malaga’s old town with Atarazanas Market, sweet wine, and an English guide on a small group tour.
“Great intro to the city! I'm blanking our guide's name at the moment, but he was a lot of fun, very knowledgeable, and very flexible when one of the planned stops wasn't open when we arrived. He simply pivoted And we went elsewhere.”
Walk Malaga's oldest lanes to the Atarazanas market, with flamenco, coffee customs, and small-group stories for about 2 hours.
“This was an excellent way to experience Malaga Our guide Lourdes was very knowledgable & lovely! If you do any thing in Malaga DO THIS!”
Premium Málaga tapas tour: welcome wine, Atarazanas market tastings, and traditional paella across 3 local stops, 2.5 hours.
“Carlos was a fabulous guide. He took us on a walking food and wine tour around Malaga. We sampled delicious local delicacies and wines. At one of the wine stops, we were introduced to a bota Spanish wine container and wanted to buy one. Carlos made sure we ended the tour with one we were happy with. Carlos added a treat by asking one of the chefs to allow us to grill the fish we were going to eat. Fun times! Highly recommend this tour with Carlos.”
Taste Marbella market favorites with tapas and three wine pairings, including bocata, Paco’s seafood picks, and Malaga produce.
“Very good tour. English-speaking gentleman who has lived in Marbella for many years. Professionally organized. He knows the vendors very well, and has them reserve seating for the tour. My only quibble is the tour should have ended with a dessert (churro?) with coffee or hot chocolate.”
