Málaga · CITY SIGHTSEEING TOURS
The open-top bus, the tuk-tuks and the small-group city runs all cover roughly the same ground at different speeds. These 15 are compared on route, how many stops are useful and whether the ticket lasts a second day.
See Málaga’s beaches, castles, museums, and old town by open-top bus, with multilingual audio, flexible stops, and useful ticket upgrades.
“A really good way to see Malaga and the major attractions.”
Review of the 11-hour Gibraltar tour from Malaga and Costa del Sol, with St. Michael’s Cave, Europa Point, monkeys, shopping, and practical tips.
“From Malaga the bus collected us very early in the morning then we picked up many people on our way . We arrived to Gibraltar about 10.00, crossed a border. Our excursion (sightseeing tour) included to see Europa point, st. Michael’s cave ( there is an illumination show) and Monkeys. At 13.00 we had free time for lunch and shopping. Prices are better than in Europe for perfumes. Keep receipts because on border it might be asked. At 16.00 we departed from Gibraltar. At 18.30 we were at Malaga Center.”
See Malaga’s castle, beach, lighthouse, port, and historic center by private electric tuk tuk with a local guide and useful city tips.
“An absolute must when visiting Malaga. Our guide was Juan Luis, and I must say, a 30 day vacation, with 21 excursions, he was by far, in our top 3 tour guides. A nice way to explore Malaga without getting steps in. Anything you want to know, he has the knowledge. Ask for his favorite places for food or sites.”
Explore Málaga’s Alcazaba, bullring, castle views, and beach by Segway in two hours with patient local guides and free cancellation.
“We had a very enjoyable tour with Fiodor on Segways through Malaga. Although we had used Segways many times in the past, he ran through everything before departure.. Fiodor tailored the tour to our interests and gave us a thorough explanation and history at each point of interest. Fiodor was polite, courteous patient and extremely knowledgeable. I would highly recommend this Segway tour if you are visiting Malaga. A fun way to sightsee.”
See Málaga from the open-top bus, with three routes, 24-hour hop-on access, museum entry, audio commentary, and a Gibralfaro stop.
“The buss did not stop at all posted stops and in particular stop#4 in Malaga. Not a big deal except where passengers like ourselves choose to commence the day pass at #4 and after waiting for over an hour in vain having to walk to another hop on point.”
See Malaga’s cathedral, port, beaches, and Gibralfaro viewpoints by private electric tuk-tuk with a local English-speaking guide.
“Juan Luis was an excellent Tuk Tuk driver and guide. He explained tons of information about Malaga that we would never have known, unless learned from a local. Great comprehensive tour in one hour.”
See Málaga by vintage bike, from the Alcazaba and Roman Theatre to the port, beach, market, and local tapas tips.
“Great and fun way to see Malaga and familiarise yourself with the city, its different areas and highlights. Super friendly guide offering lots of interesting information and helpful tips for your stay. Originally I was looking to take an electric bike tour, but couldn’t book it as a solo traveller and so I found this tour instead. I am very happy I did as really there is no need for a heavy electric bike and the ride was easy.”
See Benalmádena by open-top bus with a 48-hour ticket, cable-car access, beaches, Puerto Marina, Bil-Bil Castle, and Butterfly Park options.
“Nice views, especially when you take the bus about 12:30 what makes you see pueblo and a few more attractions with lovely ‚postcard’ views/places. We used the bus on both days - first we went around all Benalmadena and on the second we got out beside ‚Tivoli world’ and went up the mountain on cable car. Worth the price!even more when gives you opportunity to use it for something else/drop offs beside your next day booking :) staff really nice! Easy to use. We defo do recommend it”
See Mijas Pueblo by private electric tuk-tuk, with hilltop views, historic squares, local stories, photo stops, and a 35-minute route.
“The host was lovely and very helpful. Took some photos of us. Spoke great English and was very knowledgeable. It’s nice little tour of a beautiful landscape.”
Explore Málaga by Segway in one hour, from the Alcazaba to Gibralfaro’s sweeping city and sea views, with patient guides and safety training.
“Aymen gave my family of 5 an amazing Segway tour of Malaga and shared a really fascinating slice of the history of the city. Besides being beyond gracious, patient and kind - hearted, he was an amazing guide and insured our safety and comfort at all points during the tour. Highly highly recommended!!!!!”
See Málaga’s port, cathedral, beaches, fishing coast, and Gibralfaro viewpoint by private electric tuk-tuk with a local guide.
“Málaga is one of the most beautiful ports that we have seen. We did a tuk-tuk tour of the city. It was the perfect way to see the city without doing too much walking. Our guide and driver, Marcos, told us about the history of this city. This would be a wonderful place to return to spend a vacation. Picasso was born in Málaga, and there are two Picasso museums here. We saw the bull ring where they still hold bull fighting events for one week out of the year. We also visited a beautiful beach where the restaurants compete every year over who cooks the best sardina espata (sardines…”
Glide through Malaga’s cathedral, Roman theater, port, Alcazaba, and Gibralfaro viewpoint on a lively two-hour Segway tour.
“Tour was excellent, Fidour the guide was patient and provided us with instructions that meant we were pros within 15 mins. We got to climb the hill overlooking the city and got very informative information about the city along with great pictures Highly recommended”
See Málaga’s Alcazaba, Gibralfaro Castle, port, bullring, and beach by Segway in two hours with a local guide.
“Brilliant fun on our first afternoon! Rapid Rod was a fantastic guide and a small group meant lots of time on the segway. Gave us time at places of interest and suggestions on places to eat/drink. Totally recommend this!”
See Malaga from the open-top bus, with port access, three routes, audio commentary, museum entries, and a guided city walk.
“Able to see important sights and get information and history of the city. Prefered when you had guides narrating the tour.”
Glide through Málaga’s historic center to Gibralfaro’s lookout on a guided Segway tour with city views, local stories, and hands-on training.
“The tour was excellent, the guide was very good, a lot of knowledge of the history, and he explained a very much”
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