• Jardines del Castillo de Gibralfaro - Malaga Park, also known as Alameda Park, is centrally located in Malaga and was established in the late 1800s. In March 2017, there was a proposal to designate Alameda Park as a Property of Cultural Interest. The park underwent significant renovations in 2007, transforming its 19th-century charm to meet 21st-century standards. This refurbishment enhanced the walking experience and introduced cozy resting spots.

The Port of Malaga is a prominent international seaport situated in Málaga, southern Spain, along the Costa del Sol on the Mediterranean. It holds the distinction of being the oldest continuously operating port in Spain and one of the oldest in the Mediterranean region.

The Port of Malaka was established by Phoenicians from Tyre around 1000 BC. The name Malaka likely originates from the Phoenician term for salt, as fish were salted on the initial dock.

• Alcazaba - Alcazaba, Montes de Málaga
• Castillo de Gibralfaro - A stop is made to capture photos at the Gibralfaro Castle viewpoint
• Plaza de toros de La Malagueta - Visiting the Málaga Bullring is a must for anyone eager to explore Andalusian and Spanish culture and tradition. This renowned venue, also known as La Malagueta, blends history, architecture, and the fervor of bullfighting, providing a unique insight into Málaga’s identity.

• Bottled water
• Professional guide
• Beverages
• Tea and coffee

• ✘Castle Tickets
• ✘ Food and drinks

• children from 16 years old must be accompanied by their parents
• A maximum of 10 people per booking

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.