Málaga · DAY TRIPS
The point of basing yourself here is what sits within two hours of it. These 15 cover Granada, Seville, Ronda, Gibraltar and the Tangier ferry, priced, timed and honest about how much of each day goes on the coach.
Review of Malaga South Experiences’ Gibraltar day trip, with Rock options, border advice, guide tips, costs, timing, and practical booking help.
“Amazing tour in Gibraltar! The tour of the rock was extra charge, with private taxis. Amazing young guide!”
Review of Malaga to Granada day trip with Alhambra, Nasrid Palaces, Generalife Gardens, guided sightseeing, transport, and free time.
“Even though I have visted Granada and Alhambra 10 years ago, this was revealing and fascinating experience. My sister, first time visiting, shares same feelings about Alhambra. This is to a great extent due to Jesus, our Alhambra guide, who was absolutely fascinating and inspred as this was his first visit himself. He shared information and took good care of us in many ways, for which we are most grateful (particularly so because Alhambra was crowded with visitors). We are also very grateful to Kevin, our guide to/from Granada who contributed to good atmosphere within the group. All members of which were punctual. Many thanks! To Carmen, our driver, too.”
Walk the rebuilt Caminito del Rey from Málaga with bilingual guides, cliffside views, suspension bridges, Ardales, transport, and entry included.
“The guide Nico was first class . Great trip and a must see .”
Visit Ronda’s famous bridge and bullring, then explore cave homes in Setenil on a guided day trip from Malaga with free time to wander.
“It was an excellent excursion. My suggestion woukd be to replace Setenil with a winery visit and wine tasting instead. If you keep Setenil I would advise guests that there will be over 4 kilometers walking.”
Visit Ronda’s Puente Nuevo and the cave-roofed streets of Setenil on a well-priced, nine-hour day trip from Malaga.
“Loved the well organised trip and guide Do easy and relaxing being escorted x Local history by the guide was excellent”
Review of the Málaga to Gibraltar day trip, with transport, five hours in Gibraltar, shopping, Rock access, costs, queues, and passport advice.
“Absolutely worth to buy this tour. The bus was a brand new, our guide Maria was so professional as a guide, moreover, she was so careful about our group and helpful person! Unfortunately, I was unlucky I couldn’t pass the border control because of my passport. I had to get a UK visa in advance. I didn’t knew that. By the way, if you don’t need a visa - be sure that you will like this tour, because Gibraltar such a wonderful place that is full of history!”
Walk 100 meters above the Guadalhorce River on a guided Caminito del Rey day trip from Málaga, with transport, tickets, and a gentle 7-kilometer hike.
“Loved all of it. Our guides, Luis and Esmerelds, were very informative and passionate about the Caminito del Rey. Would highly recommend this tour.”
Review of the Caminito del Rey day trip from Costa del Sol, with cliff walks, transport details, guide tips, costs, and who should book.
“Great trip , only downfall is wouldn’t of stopped on the way if had a choice good guide happy to answer any questions , pace was a little slower than would of liked but always going to get that on a guided walk”
A long Costa del Sol day trip to Tangier with ferry views, medina walks, Moroccan lunch, shopping, Cape Spartel, and Cave of Hercules.
“This was likely the most extraordinary tour I have ever had the privilege to experience. On our bus I was in complete awe of our guide's 7 languages spoken. Amazing. Once in Tangier, Said was a captivating guide. I really was expecting to be afraid in a country so different from my own, but our guide made me feel quite the opposite. I felt safe and welcome. Sitting on a dromidary, seeing a man who can kiss a cobra, dine in a Moroccan restaurant, experience the music of the country, and visit places I had only dreamed of. It was more than I expected from any excursion. My advice would…”
See Ronda’s Puente Nuevo and Setenil’s cave houses on a guided day trip from Málaga, with bilingual guides, free time, and comfortable transport.
“Both stops were interesting and our guide Pedro excellent.”
Review of the Torremolinos to Gibraltar day trip, with transport tips, border advice, Rock options, costs, timing, and honest value guidance.
“The bus which picked us had long since seen better days. It looked like it had been in several close scrapes and the air-con on board could have been stronger, but it turned up on time and our guide welcoming and helpful. We decided to do a taxi-tour around Gibraltar which wasn't included, but it was well worth the extra cost. We actually saw almost all there was to see on The Rock and our driver was friendly, funny and very informative. I would recommend this taxi-tour. The bus picked us all back up at the appointed time without any issues.”
Explore Córdoba from Málaga with guided walks through the Jewish Quarter, the Roman Bridge, and the Mosque-Cathedral, plus free time.
“A fabulous trip to Cordoba. All arrangements ran to time. Ales and Ana excellent tour guides. Sebastian a great driver. Highly recommend.”
Review of the Caminito del Rey day trip from Fuengirola, with cliff walks, gorge views, guide tips, transport details, and honest advice.
“Manuel, Covi and Sami were amazing, they made sure everyone was safe and feeling comfortable, I loved this experience and totally recommend it!”
Cross from Málaga to Tetouan by ferry for a full day of Moroccan markets, medina sights, local lunch, music, and guided history.
“A beautifully organized and admistered trip. The guides, Alex, Abdul and Aziz, are knowledgeable about the area and how to move easily across borders. We had no disappointments. In terms of value for money, this stands out for the content. We had transportation, food, entertainment, learned so much about history and the vibrant culture. A wonderful experience.”
Walk the dramatic Caminito del Rey from Malaga with a guide, coach transport, historic stops, cliffside views, and a thrilling suspension bridge.
“The tour operators description is miss leading and not honest. The actual excursion is about 2 and half hours on a slow past. It takes about one hour and 10 minutes from any pick up location advertised pick to the destination. Then they spent one and half hours of going town to town pick up more people, and one hour and half for drop out. I had to sit in a bus for 3 hour total after pick up and being drop off! Look for other tours to take you to Camino Del Ray! This company fills up a big bus like a cattle! After hike tired and you sit…”
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