Top Malaga Outback Tours

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.

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.

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.

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.

Tick through Málaga’s main sights in a more time-efficient way on this small-group electric bike tour. Enjoy the convenience of cycling while still conserving more of your energy than on a traditional bike, especially when pedaling up to Mount Gibralfaro for views of Malaga’s beautiful beachfront and portside. Leave the navigation to your guide and focus on sightseeing.

In the Alpujarras of Granada, we find the perfect setting for gaining a deeper understanding of the unique character of a region through which numerous peoples and traditions have passed, and how each and every one of them has left its mark both on the land and on those who now inhabit this historic natural paradise. In the Alpujarras of Granada, we find the perfect setting for gaining a deeper understanding of the unique character of a region through which numerous peoples and traditions have passed, and how each and every one of them has left its mark both on the land and on those who now inhabit this historic natural paradise. Amidst magic and legend, our journey will lead us to discover the secrets of the cultural fusion that shapes the region as we know it today. To do so, we will visit: -Departure from the meeting point in Málaga or Granada -We enter via Tablate, a key location in local history -We head to Lanjarón -Our final stop will be in the narrow streets of Pampaneira -From there, we will return to the meeting point

Enjoy the natural park of the Sierra de Almijara in the best way: jumping, rappelling and climbing among the streams, ravines and steep rocks of the Río Verde area. With a local Andalusian guide who has over a decade of experience in adventure tours, you'll be in good hands for a day of canyoning. The maximum number of travelers is 10 per group, which guarantees close personal attention.

Instead of spending hours planning your Malaga explorations, let a local guide custom-make your perfect private tour. Tell them what you’d like to see—or get their recommendations—and let them handle the logistics and provide commentary on each location. If you wish, hike to the Gibralfaro viewpoint, discover the history of the Roman Theatre, or learn about Malaga’s favorite son at the Picasso Museum—it’s entirely up to you.