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Helen_M, Oct 2026
Castle and Roman ruins
This is an excellent tour and well worth doing. Our guide was called Dani and he was very informative. He was also very helpful with recommendations for visiting the Picasso Museum (book online to avoid queuing) also recommended visiting Picasso’s birthplace. Thank you Dani
maria_d, Oct 2026
On how the views were...
On how the views were beautiful the drive was easy because of Javier our experience driver and the beauty and enchantment of Sentinel within the mountain and Ronda’s great and abundant history. But the best part was my Knowledgeable tour guide Melanie.
Anthony_S, Oct 2026
Little thoughts on the King's Little Road
This was an amazing sight to see. The wooden walkways built on the cliff face, the views from the little balconies, and hike through the valley make for some breathtaking views and pictures. The walkable suspension bridges were fun to cross high above the gorge! The guide, Jessica, was excellent in discussing the history of the attraction as well as the flora and fauna, albeit, sometimes a little corny. Worth the time and adventure
David_F, Oct 2026
Exceptional
Carmen was a fabulous guide, explaining everything we ate and drank as well as the numerous stops we made. She was also very accommodating to one of our group that had food allergies and also found alternatives for a couple not wishing to have alcohol. Her enthusiasm was amazing as was her knowledge of the places we visited and the country in general. Highly recommend this tour. Visiting from Canada.
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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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