Málaga · WALKING TOURS IN MALAGA
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 8 walking tours in Malaga worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
See Málaga’s Roman Theatre, Alcazaba, old town, and Cathedral in three hours with skip-the-line entry and a live guide.
“Our guide Maria was absolutely fantastic and very informative. highly recommend the tour if you're interested in city's history and all it's "pearls".”
See Málaga’s cathedral, Alcazaba, Roman Theater, and Picasso sites on a guided three-hour walk with skip-the-line entry.
“Anna was an excellent guide who gave us a useful overview of Malaga in addition to showing us the attractions specific to the tour.”
Explore Málaga on foot, enter the Alcazaba and Palacio Nazarí, then relax on a catamaran cruise with a private English-speaking guide.
“Great tour. We were a party of 15. Kids ages 6 to 15. We all had a wonderful time. Our guide Enrique was amazing, super knowledgeable.”
Explore Frigiliana’s steep lanes, cane honey factory, San Antonio Church, and Moorish past with a friendly local guide.
“Walking through the pretty streets, beautiful views of the water, dining at El Casino! We stopped here on the way from Granada to Malaga - perfect!”
Explore Málaga on foot, tour the Alcazaba and Gibralfaro, then cruise the coast by catamaran with an English or Spanish guide.
“The tour was nice. Our tour guide, Oscar, was great! We visited several places and Oscar explained the history behind them. The highlight of the tour was the visit to Alcazaba and the Gibralfaro castle. There were nice views of the city from the castle. The Catamaran was a very pleasant addition.”
Review of Malaga’s 2-hour walking tour, covering the Roman Theater, Alcazaba, Cathedral, Picasso sites, Calle Larios, and more for $35.
“Great trip, very bright tourist guide. Calm and pleasant.”
Review of the Caminito del Rey group walk near Malaga, with cliff views, guide commentary, helmets, timing, transport tips, and honest drawbacks.
“Fantastic walk and a very knowledgeable guide with excellent English. I felt lucky because I went on the tour on Dec 17 - the first day the route opened after 3 weeks of closure and they closed again because of the weather the next day! Very scenic route, interesting history and chilling heights! Would recommend it without a doubt.”
Explore Ronda’s cliffs, Puente Nuevo, old town, and Casa Don Bosco with a private guide who adds local stories and food tips.
“Great guide, amazing location, unique images and emotions. I would like to add that the duration of the tour is really good and the weather in Ronda is amazing.”
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