Top Malaga Food Tours

Explore Malaga with your tastebuds–and take the guesswork out of choosing a restaurant–on this small-group tour to discover the Mediterranean region’s food and drink. Taste Spanish delicacies including Iberian ham, Manchego cheese, and chocolate-dipped churros, and wash them down with a glass of sweet local wine. Explore markets, visit hidden taverns, and learn about local history and culture along the way.

There's no better way to delve into a new culture than by tasting the local cuisine. Avoid tourist traps on this foodie-friendly Malaga tour and uncover the tapas scene by exploring the city with a local guide and a small group. Visit multiple venues in the city center, eat traditional Spanish snacks, and learn about Spain's famous wine as you sip.

While many walking food tours rush through a few eateries in an hour or two, this half-day small-group walking tour explores central Malaga at a relaxed pace. Meet your guide at Atarazanas Málaga Boutique Hotel and enjoy multiple food stops through the historic center. Sample local tapas, fried squid, anchovies, ensaladilla malagueña, and a selection of alcoholic tastings as you go.

Malaga’s markets, bodegas, bars, and restaurants offer a rich food scene. This small-group tour visits hidden gems and local spots, serving tapas and drinks equivalent to a full meal across at least four stops. Taste traditional and modern Spanish dishes, including local cheeses, chorizo, ham, tortilla, and croquetas, paired with wines like Moscatel and Pedro Ximénez. Your guide shares insights in English and Spanish, helping you explore Malaga’s culinary traditions authentically.

Skip the tourist tapas in Malaga, and take a tour with a food-loving local guide to discover the city's authentic eats. As you walk, you'll get the lowdown on Malaga culture and its cuisine, and discover places away from the tourist bars where the locals like to hang out. Up to ten tapas locations are on the route, and numbers are limited to 10 for a more intimate experience.

Wander the streets of Malaga like a local and let your guide show you the best hidden gems all over the city. Explore historic buildings and discover important monuments, and stop off on the way for some tapas and local wine in Malaga’s most popular local tavernas and bars. Avoid the queues at the Alcazaba and the Cathedral — this tour allows you to queue jump.

Malaga’s wine heritage is rooted in the surrounding countryside, where many historic vineyards are difficult to reach without a car. This small-group tour makes it easy to explore the region’s viniculture beyond the city, with visits to a rural vineyard and wine cellar near Málaga. Learn about traditional production methods, enjoy views over the Mediterranean landscape, and sample local wines paired with tapas during a guided tasting.

Explore Malaga’s culinary side–and avoid the tourist traps–on this small-group food tour, complete with tastings and drinks. Learn about the Spanish tradition of tapas, discover ingredients and flavors you might otherwise have missed, and step inside family-owned eateries without making reservations. Along the way, hear insights and stories about the city’s food and drink culture.

Hit the streets of Malaga in search of the best tapas and wine in the city. With your guide, find hidden gem bars and learn where the locals eat and drink. Taste locally produced wine, including the local sweet wine, and try typical tapas dishes enjoyed in Malaga, such as patatas bravas, calamari, and croquetas.

Get a taste of Malaga’s delicious food culture during a walking tour of the city’s numerous tapas bars and artisan culinary creators. Experience the gastronomic culture of the city, told through chefs and shopkeepers. Savor hand-crafted local specialties, such as marinated olives, fried fish, and regional wine. Best of all: tastings are included, with over 14 tapas bites and drinks to try. Plus, a small group ensures personalized attention throughout.

Avoid the crowds and head for the whitewashed villages of Andalucia on this small-group tour. Visit the town of Competa, known for its Moorish roots and winemaking tradition. Visit a 4th-generation family-owned winery for a tour and tasting of local wines paired with cold tapas. Great for travelers looking for a leisurely break from the city.

Discover a different side of Malaga—and tick off two Spanish experiences in one evening—on this tapas and flamenco tour, including tickets to a live performance and food and drink tastings. Step inside tapas bars without having to make a reservation, savor unique flavors and try local ingredients, and stay refreshed with five alcoholic drinks included. Afterward, watch the show, hear traditional rhythms, and see flamenco dancers up close.

Discover a different side of Ronda—and take the guesswork out of finding an authentic musical performance—at this guitar concert, including a drink. Step inside the Ronda Guitar House and view an exhibition dedicated to the instruments before seeing Paco Seco, a local soloist, perform Baroque, Andalusian, and flamenco music. Afterward, enjoy the chance to meet and speak to the soloist up close.

Visit Bodega Doña Felisa, a winery near Malaga, for a private tasting session and tour of the estate. You'll learn about the winemakers' passion for their vines, as you discover the entire production process on a vine-to-glass tour. Sample three different varietals of the wine, along with local tapas chosen to complement the flavors.

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.

Seeing Málaga’s top sights independently can mean navigating hills, heat, and public transport. This 24-hour hop-on hop-off bus ticket makes it easy to explore at your own pace, with stops near landmarks such as Castillo de Gibralfaro, Museo Carmen Thyssen, and Playa de la Malagueta. Enjoy onboard commentary, panoramic views from the open-top deck, and a guided walking tour included, plus access to attractions like Museo Interactivo de la Musica.

This isn’t just another wine tasting—it’s a truly local experience in the heart of Ronda’s countryside. What makes it special is the personal connection you’ll feel from the moment you arrive. You’ll meet the actual winemakers, walk through a family-run vineyard, and learn about the craft directly from the people behind the wine. We keep our groups small so the experience stays intimate and relaxed—no crowds, no rush. Plus, the setting is absolutely stunning: rolling hills, fresh air, and panoramic views that make every sip unforgettable. And the wine? You’ll taste four carefully selected wines, each paired with traditional Andalusian bites made by local producers. It’s the perfect mix of flavor, culture, and connection.

Escape from the hustle and bustle of the city of Malaga to the tranquil countryside of Ronda to discover nature, history and wine making. Enjoy an intimate experience on this small-group cellar tour, (max. 10 people), of a Feng Shui designed winery at the foothills of the Sierra de las Nieves mountain range, in Ronda. Discover the different processes that are involved in wine making and the key factors to making great red, white and rosé wines. The tour concludes on the terrace of the winery, overlooking the vineyards, for a tasting of 4 wines, paired with local delicacies.

Discover the rich history of Bodegas Quitapenas, a benchmark in the production of Malaga wines. For an hour, explore the Salon Viñeros and Salon Crianza as you learn about the winemaking process that has lasted for 140 years. The experience culminates with a tasting of three wines accompanied by a tapa of cured cheese, perfect for all audiences. Ideal for small groups, the visit is accessible and adapted to people with reduced mobility, ensuring that everyone enjoys this unique wine experience. - 1-hour guided tour in Spanish to the wineries of Quitapenas - Tasting of 3 own-produced wines with a lid of cured cheese - Suitable for all audiences and adapted for people with reduced mobility - Minimum reservation of 2 people to participate in the visit

All foodies and fans of great cuisine should visit Malaga’s markets and street food eateries once in their lives. Follow your guide through the ancient streets of the city and find hidden gems serving traditional and not-to-traditional snacks, treats and drinks to enjoy on the go. Visit the Market of Atarazanas and see every kind of stall you can think of, from fishmongers and butchers to grocers and spice merchants.

Enjoy the best of Málaga’s cuisine, wine, history, culture, and art the local way with this evening tour which visits three different taverns or wine cellars, as well as one of the largest tropical gardens in Europe, Paseo del Parque, plus the Port of Málaga. The guided visit also takes you past key monuments like the Málaga Cathedral and the Teatro Romano. End out the night by taking in an authentic flamenco show.

Tours are always more fun when tapas and wine are involved. And this small group tapas and wine tour by e-bike adds some gentle exercise into the mix, too. You’ll follow a local guide on a route that showcases the villages where tourists don’t venture and sleepy back roads with less traffic. Postcard-perfect landscapes, wine, and tapas snacks will keep your energy levels up along the way.

Discover the culinary paradise of Málaga, nestled in the heart of Andalusia, Spain. Our vibrant city boasts a rich tapestry of flavors, steeped in history and set against the stunning backdrop of the Mediterranean. Indulge in hearty dishes like berenjenas con miel (fried eggplant drizzled with honey) and sip on sweet Málaga wine as you immerse yourself in the city's gastronomic delights. Whether you're exploring bustling markets like Atarazanas or savoring authentic tapas in charming taverns, Málaga promises an unforgettable culinary journey. Join us on a food tour and let us guide you through the diverse flavors and traditions of our sun-soaked region firsthand. From traditional gazpacho to churros dipped in thick hot chocolate, Málaga’s cuisine is a celebration of Andalusian culture and Mediterranean charm. As a private tour, everything works around you! It's a much more intimate and cozy experience.