Everything to sort out before you book: how long to stay, which day trips are worth the coach, when to come, what to eat, how to see the old town for free, and where to sleep.
How Many Days in Málaga 2026: The Right Length of StayThree days for the city, five with day trips.Read the guide →
Day Trips from Málaga 2026: Which Ones Are Worth ItSix trips compared: distance, time and traps.Read the guide →
Best Time to Visit Málaga 2026: Month by MonthMonth by month: heat, rain, sea and festivals.Read the guide →
What to Eat in Málaga 2026: Dishes, Breakfast & SweetsEspetos, fried fish, breakfast, coffee and sweets.Read the guide →
Málaga Old Town Guide 2026: Sights, Free Hours & StreetsSights, free hours, streets and shopping.Read the guide →
Where to Stay in Málaga 2026: Best Areas for First TimersThe best area for you, and where to avoid.Read the guide →Tours
The three tours most visitors choose between. Every tour has its own page with the day, what is included and what guests say.
In the old town
★ 4.71.5 hoursFree cancellationStart at the Roman Theatre, then climb into the Moorish fortress with a guide who knows its legends. The tour ends inside, so you can stay as long as you like.
Most booked
★ 4.97 hoursFree cancellationWalk the cliff-hung boardwalk above the Gaitanes gorge with an official guide, coach and entry ticket sorted. Direct bus both ways, no hotel stops on the way.
White villages
★ 4.89 hoursFree cancellationHours in Ronda above its gorge and the New Bridge, then a little train into Setenil, the village built under the rock. Add wine and tapas if you want them.