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Helena_M, Oct 2026
Well spent money
Great arrangement! The tour coordinator was very smooth, funny and experienced so even though we were a huge group it went very smooth. A very easy way to experience Caminito del Ray, transported right to the entrance and picked up at the end. Definitely worth the money.
Jeff_K, Oct 2026
A MUST do experience in Malaga!
Pablo was an amazing tour guide!! Taught us not only about organic wine and olive oils but history of Malaga. Learning the story of how the winery came to be, meeting the founder, and tasting some amazing wines and tapas made it a great experience! Also got to see some beautiful areas of Spain on way to small vineyard.
Manuela_A, Oct 2026
Breath taking place! Ronda and Setenil!
It is a convenient tour. There are two categories: one with a guide (i couldn't get in that pne) and the second ( no guide only transportation). Anyway it was a convinient way to visit both places. The train takes longer and you need to switch trains. Here, it is easy to walk to the meeting point and they take you both places for a good price.
Kasey_M, Oct 2026
A fantastic and full experience! Highly recommend!
Overall wonderful experience! Javi is the absolute best…knowledgeable, engaging, accommodating, funny and so much fun. The food and wine was plentiful and delicious and Javi’s telling of the history and insider information was fun and interesting. After the tour Javi led us to a rooftop bar, giving us the option to continue our fun together into the night. What a perfect experience. Highly recommend!
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Malaga is a captivating Mediterranean city full of art, culture, world-class restaurants, and coastal charm. It’s also a great jumping-off point for excursions to Andalusia and beyond. Malaga tours range from thrilling gorge walks along the Caminito del Rey to dolphin-spotting cruises and trips to Gibraltar, Tangier, or Granada’s incredible Alhambra Palace. But don’t overlook Malaga city; exploring in the company of a guide leads you to all kinds of unexpected places, such as Picasso’s birthplace and the 2,000-year-old Roman Theater.

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