Top Malaga Eco Tours

Start in the heart of the historic old town of Ronda, exploring its streets and emblematic monuments with a local guide who will tell you the stories and curiosities that make Ronda unique. From there, leave the city behind and walk a quiet forest path to the valley under the Tajo. As the landscape changes from historic streets to nature, follow the route under the Tajo and end at one of the most beautiful viewpoints of the Puente Nuevo, away from the usual viewpoints and the crowds. Enjoy the freedom and ease of an electric bike in a small group, with a local guide by your side. No prior experience with electric bikes is needed: if you can ride a normal bicycle, you are ready to start.

Explore the countryside and woodlands of Andalusia on this high-adrenaline eco jeep excursion. Head off-road and discover hidden gems of southern Spain with your guide who can tell you about the local area and the flora and fauna. Discover the pueblo blanco or white villages of Oje and Monda. Learn about the culture and history of Andalusia and enjoy rumbling through the countryside in an open-top Land Rover.

Enjoy Ronda’s scenery and wine in a comfortable and different way with an expert local guide in a comfortable Mercedes-Benz van. We have designed a route that goes through the viewpoints from where you can enjoy the best views of Ronda and its surroundings. After several stops to enjoy the views we will finish the tour in an ecological winery. After the winery tour and wine tasting we will take you back to your accommodation in Ronda

Discover the natural beauty of Andalusia with a full-day Eco Tour. Get picked up at the address of your choice from Marbella to Estepona and set out on a small-group tour in an open roof Land Rover Defender. Explore the Parque Nacional Sierra de las Nieves and learn about the region’s flora and fauna. Go for a swim in a river (depending on the season) before continuing on to see two traditional white villages for a glimpse into Andalusia’s culture and history.

Explore the stunning white villages of Andalusia on this 5-day, 4-night active tourism holiday in Ronda, Spain. Enjoy a blend of self-guided and guided experiences, starting with a self-guided supported e-bike ride to Setenil de las Bodegas. Discover the unique architecture that integrates with its rocky surroundings. The next day, embark on a guided minivan tour to Grazalema and Zahara de la Sierra, focusing on the endangered pinsapo fir tree. Day four features an exhilarating e-bike ride along the Via Verde de la Sierra, one of Spain's premier cycling trails. This package includes accommodations at a 3-star hotel and convenient airport or train station transfers. - 5-day adventure with 4 nights in Ronda, Spain - Self-guided but supported e-bike experiences - Visit picturesque villages like Setenil de las Bodegas and Grazalema - Includes transfers from Malaga or Seville airports or train stations

Ascending the hilly peaks in Malaga, you find stunning views, but getting up the hills can be a challenge. On this convenient e-bike tour, get to the top of Fuente de la Reina without breaking a sweat. Enjoy the scenic ride up, through Malaga Mountains National Park. Once your reach the top, stop in a local restaurant for tapas and drinks, at your own expense. End the tour with a ride back to the city through charming fishing villages.

Simplify your walk on the Caminito del Rey with a full-day guided tour from Málaga. There is no need to rent a car and drive to the trail, or worry about getting lost on the way. His guide is in charge of the logistics and the route. While walking, admire the beautiful canyon landscape along the 7.7 kilometer (4.8 mile) route next to the cliff.

Spotting wild dolphins on your own can be unpredictable without local knowledge. This catamaran trip from Benalmádena takes you into the Alboran Sea with a local crew to increase your chances. Learn about dolphin behavior as you search for pods, and, if time allows, enjoy an optional swim—combining wildlife spotting with a relaxed experience on the water.

An excellent ornithological tour, which will allow you to visit the richest bird spots on the Costa del Sol. Even better: we will be able to check most major Andalusian ecosystems, from the sea coast to the top of the mountain.

Experience the nightlife of Malaga on a fun pub crawl through the city. Meet other travelers and visit several local bars and clubs for a fun night out on the town. Enjoy free drinks at each location and play icebreaker games to get to know your other partygoers. Your host also teaches you about the local drinking culture and introduces you to new drinks.

Practical self-guided tour from the Santa Justa train station in Seville to discover the famous El Caminito del Rey trail. The train option makes the trip more comfortable while also respecting the environment and the environment that surrounds us more. Because the Caminito del Rey and the Garganta del Chorro are one of the most visited natural monuments in Andalusia, we recommend booking this experience at least a week in advance to secure your tickets. Train tickets and entrances, along with all the information necessary for your adventure, will be sent to you by Viator. Once at the Caminito del Rey meeting point, your official guide will be waiting for you to begin your walk through the heights.

Get your hiking boots on for an adventure through the UNESCO-listed Torcal de Antequera Natural Park from Malaga. Join a small group and traverse park with a guide who provides insights into the landscape's formation. Explore hidden gems, encounter wildlife, and see beautiful rock formations.

Visit El Caminito del Rey from Málaga, without the pressure of figuring out how to get there, with this group walking tour. Board your vehicle in central Málaga, and sit back knowing the logistics, guided walk, and admission are all sorted. Let your guide then lead the way as you navigate the footbridge and cliffside pathway, taking in unique views of the surrounding landscape as you go.

Walk high above running mountain streams and in the shadow of dramatic cliff-faces on this stunning afternoon hike along Caminito del Rey. This iconic Andalusian walking path, also known as The King’s Little Path, looks precipitous, but you’ll have an experienced guide by your side to keep you safe on the track and help point out the Caminito’s scenic highlights. A minimum of 4 participants is required to guarantee the tour.

El Caminito del Rey is a dramatic hike, but navigating the route and the crowds can detract from the experience. This small-group hike offers a more relaxed way to explore the El Caminito del Rey walkway, with a geology-focused guide who explains the cliffs and gorges along the path. Walk the narrow boardwalks and footbridges of Desfiladero de los Gaitanes, then enjoy a picnic lunch of regional specialities.

Simplify a visit to the Alhambra from Malaga, with this group tour. Relax as your guide handles the logistics and organization, with direct pickup from your Malaga hotel, skip-the-line entry to the Alhambra complex, and a guided tour. Upgrade your experience to include the Nasrid Palaces for an extended visit.

See the sights of Gibraltar on this full-day trip from the Costa del Sol. Travel to the British territory by air-conditioned coach, and discover its main attractions, including the legendary Rock of Gibraltar. Head inside St Michael’s Cave, meet the cheeky Barbary monkeys, and pass Europa Point, where a lighthouse marks the gateway of the Atlantic and Mediterranean. Plus, get free time to enjoy Gibraltar’s British atmosphere and duty-free shopping.

The Cerro Gordo Tower was built in the 16th century on top of an old watchtower from the times of the Kingdom of Granada to protect the workers and fishermen in the area. It visually connects to the west with the Caleta or Cantarriján tower, and to the east with the Torre de la Herradura. Formerly it was a favorable place for pirates, who took control of this area to enter the territory and cause terror in the native population, a fact that had a decisive influence on the low number of residents who lived in the towns nearby.