MÁLAGA · TOUR REVIEWS
320 reviewed
Málaga puts a Moorish fortress, a Picasso collection, a working fishing port and a mountain gorge within an hour of each other, which makes the shortlist harder than it looks. These 15 come out on top across the whole site: what each one costs, how long it takes and who it suits. The full catalogue sits underneath if none of them fits your dates.
Málaga to Caminito del Rey with guided transport, ticket, and a safe, paced walk on a 100m-high gorge walkway.
“Trip was amazing. From start to finish. The tour operator was very professional in the information given before the day and then throughout the experience.”
Museo Picasso Málaga entry ticket in the Palacio de Buenavista, with audio guide, archaeological ruins, and major temporary exhibitions from $15.
“It’s nice to be able to move at your own pace and to repeat whatever you missed… The amount and the diversity of the works of Picasso is impressive and the selection of the works in the museum really helps to have some understanding about the artist.”
Guided Caminito del Rey hike from Málaga, with pickup, helmets, and a safe walk through the Gaitanes gorge for stunning 105m views.
“With one word, all great and good. This was with tour over visitandoo at 11:20.”
Guided Caminito del Rey hike from El Chorro with shuttle bus, expert narration, safety-first pacing, and dramatic canyon views.
“It was a very well organised activity. And even though there was an issue with the bus we were on, they managed to fix the problem within 5 minutes basically. The guide also was just great! Friendly and knowledgeable!”
Fast-track, 1.5-hour guided tour linking Málaga’s Roman Theatre and Alcazaba, with photo time and panoramic views.
“A very interesting tour explaining the history and culture of the Alcazaba. Suitable for both history lovers and those who are not keen on too much historical content. Highly recommend,”
Dolphin watching from Benalmádena on a shaded catamaran, underwater windows, onboard bar, and an optional summer sea swim.
“This tour was the best any of our group had been on. The boat was in excellent condition, clean with plenty of room for all guests. The bathrooms were spotless throughout the trip and the shop was well stocked and reasonably priced. The crew were second to none, they made everyone feel welcome, even myself who spent most of the trip in the throes of morning sickness induced sea sickness. We spent precious time with a dolphin pod although I personally was very relieved to head back to the marina. If you book any trip on your travels make it this one. We will definitely be returning once the wee…”
Caminito del Rey entry ticket for the 7.7 km one-way cliff walkway above the Guadalhorce River, with shuttle access and helmet.
“Amazing views coupled with a great walk. 7.7km 16500 steps. If you are driving go to the area by the end of the walk, park up and catch the bus to the entrance cave. It’s easier as when you finish the walk your car is there and there are plenty of places to eat / drink before you depart.”
Round-trip coach from Málaga to Gibraltar with a Rock tour option, St. Michael’s Caves and Apes Den, plus hours for shopping in town.
“Super trip and the guide! Guide Suzana spoke very good English!”
Spend an hour at Teatro Flamenco Malaga Club, with live dance, singing, and guitar. Ticket is $34, drinks sold separately.
“the performance from the dancers, singers and guitarist were mezmerising. definitely not one to miss, highly recommended.”
Roundtrip day trip from Málaga to Ronda and Setenil de las Bodegas, with optional guides and a little-train ride in Setenil.
“loved Setenil de las bodegas. not enough time to explore. missed the viewpoint as needing the toilet after long early morning journey but we had to go directly if we were following the guide so therefore missed seeing it. others felt the same so didn't go either. walking guide in Ronda was excellent,so knowledgeable and cared for everyone,s need,waiting while some made toilet breaks before moving on. well worth the trip”
One-day Malaga trip to Gibraltar: air-conditioned coach, bilingual guides, free time, optional Rock climb, monkeys, and caves.
“Our guide, Gloria was very helpful and shared all the useful information we needed. Highly recommended.”
From Malaga to Granada in 10 hours, with priority Alhambra entry, guided Nasrid Palaces and Generalife, plus free time downtown.
“We were a group of 6 friends experiencing this as our first day of vacation. We returned tired but amased”
Malaga sunset catamaran for about $27, with chill music, onboard bar, skyline views, and port pickup. 90 minutes.
“The sunset cruise was wonderful, the check in and boarding was very straight forward. Bar and toilet on board which was great. The staff were friendly and let everyone do their own thing. There was plenty of space on the boat for everyone to move about or sit. The duration was longer than what we expected and we were pleasantly surprised at how far we traveled out. The music on the boat added to the relaxed atmosphere. Fantastic experience, a great way to see Malaga from a different view point and would definitely do this again.”
Málaga day trip to Caminito del Rey with bilingual guides, air-conditioned coach, Ardales break, and cliffside bridges 100m above the Guadalhorce.
“Great day out walking the Caminito. It was a fantastic experience. Nico, our tour leader was very friendly. He met us all at the city hall in Malaga, which was very easy to find. Our guide for the Caminito, Tina, was very informative and delivered the guided tour with humour. All in all a brilliant day out!”
Malaga day trip to Ronda and Setenil de las Bodegas with a guided Ronda walk, New Bridge views, and skip-the-line Plaza de Toros museum entry.
“Our guide was fantastic . He went above and beyond”
