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Aurora_D, Oct 2026
Amazing canyons and gorges
It was a beautiful walk-through canyons with 2 swinging bridges over gorges. Wear good sneakers or hiking shoes . Some downhill and some uphill but overall pretty safe.. Be prepared for a large group. Our bus had almost 60 people on it and they split into two groups of 30..
layne_s, Oct 2026
Wonderful day trip.
Very nice and easy way to see two other areas of you are based in Malaga. The first stop is in Setinel and while shorter, plenty of time to explore, get some photos and coffee/snack (1.5 hour stop). You (can- we all did) take a little trolly into town or walk from the drop off spot. Quicker to trolley. 2 euro for the round trip so have some cash. Next stop was Ronda. 4 hours here to explore. There is much more to do here so plan ahead to ensure you know what you want to accomplish to not waste time deciding as you’ll want to eat as well. Melina, our guide, was informative and pleasant and Fernando our bus driver, got us safely there and back (a true feat when you see the busy bus station at Ronda!). Highly recommend you book this trip!
MarieFrance_B, Oct 2026
Ok the description of...
Ok the description of this tour is a little confusing-- in some spots it talks about how this is a private tour, but to clarify it isn't. Given the price I did not expect this to be a private tour (and it wasn't it was a bus that seated 50 and there were indeed 50 of us there for this tour), but just wanted to clarify in case anyone else reading the description isn't sure-- this is NOT a private tour. This is not a small group tour. It's a group of 50. Having said that, our tour guide Javi was lovely, provided some clear explanations on our drive over as to what to expect from this experience. Clarified that if we didn't want to follow the group we could move ahead and do our own thing, as long as we all returned to the designated meet up spot at the end. Before all that we had a quick stop in the small town of Ardales where we could grab a coffee or snacks or just spent a bit of time exploring before we moved on to Caminito del rey. We did end up climbing up to the town's church which offered a wonderful view of the town and surrounding areas. At Caminito del Rey, my husband and I did end up opting to explore on our own and had a wonderful time. There was only one spot towards the end of the walk that got a bit blocked up because they can only let through a certain amount of people at a time for security purposes. We ended up having to wait around a bit there but otherwise it was a lovely hike. There are a few decent food options in the picnic area at the end where we were able rest and relax before getting back onto the bus to head back to Malaga. A good experience overall!
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.
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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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