SHORE EXCURSIONS
The best days ashore.
The 5 most popular malaga tours for cruise passengers. The trips worth your hours ashore, what each one runs, who operates it and how to be back before all-aboard.
Hop-on hop-off bus from Malaga cruise port with 24-hour pass and English audio to Picasso, La Manquita, Gibralfaro and museums.
Most Popular“Good way to see what is available in Malaga. You can redeem the authorization at any stop. The stop was close to the cruise port terminal.”
A 2-hour Malaga Segway tour that hits Cathedral, Alcazaba, Roman Theater, and the Picasso area with a small-group local guide.
“Lots of fun we had a 2-hour tour and saw a lot of Malaga. Wish the guide had a microphone to share what we were seeing. The office was very easy to get to from our ship right in the middle of town.”
Malaga to Granada in an air-conditioned van for a skip-the-line Alhambra day trip with Alcazaba, Nasrid Palaces, and Generalife Gardens.
“I wish we had more time in the Granada and time for lunch, since honestly we were very hungry after a 2 hour drive (leaving at 8am) + 3 hour tour. We were just to go back to Malaga right after the tour ended which left us very hungry and tired. For the tour, it…”
Malaga’s highlights with Andy: culture, markets, Roman ruins, and tapas and drinks at top bars. Small-group walk, 3.5 hours.
“We did the "high lights tour with tapas" in Malaga and it was fantastic! Andy has shown us so many places and pointed out so many things that you would otherwise never discover for yourself. He guides you through the old town in a quiet way and alternates the large avenues and squares with the…”
A 5.5-hour private Malaga shore excursion to key sights and Mijas Pueblo, with port pickup, expert guiding, and time to wander.
“Tour guide had an open tuk tuk and even though he gave us ponchos to wear, we all got very wet. Thought the pricing was very good but would have enjoyed more commentary about the city. Loved the ride through the small streets and viewing points we were afforded. Other tuk Tula we saw were…”
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