Spain · WALKING TOURS IN MALAGA
The 4 best walking tours in Malaga you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Explore Málaga’s Roman Theatre, Alcazaba, old town, and Cathedral in three hours with skip-the-line entry and a lively local guide.
“Very good time, we opted for the Cathedral included and well worth it. Great history lessons and guide was very patient with our group as we had lots of questions!”
Walk Spain’s Caminito del Rey above Gaitanes Gorge with a guide, helmet, and dramatic lake views. Know the costs, access, and key tips.
“El Caminito del Rey is definitely worth a visit. We also had the best guide who grew up in the area and knew her history. Only downside is the signs coming up there in car is difficult, as poor signing makes parking confuesing”
Walk Spain’s famous Caminito del Rey with a local guide, crossing cliffside boardwalks, a suspension bridge, and the Gaitanejo Gorge.
“THanks to Mar who showed us around. Interesting, fun and full of knowledge. Impressed! 3 from Norway”
Swim, scramble, jump, and rappel through Benahavís canyon near Marbella with expert guides, warm-season gear, optional thrills, and free GoPro photos.
“We had an absolutely fantastic time canyoning with our guide Brenda and all the other adventurers. The activity was fun from start to finish. The scenery was stunning and we were surrounded by dragonflies, butterflies and tiny frogs. The rock jumps were quite scary, but we did manage them all and they are optional. There were a few long swims, which was tricky in heavy shoes but totally manageable for good swimmers. A brilliant activity, I highly recommend doing this, it was such a memorable thing to do.”
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