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Discover the best top things to do in Costa del Sol, Spain including Malaga Private Full Day Trip from Marbella, from Ronda..., Minibus Tour - White Villages and Grazalema NP, Secrets of Marbella walking tour (Group), Guided tour of the Dolmens and El Torcal, Best of Málaga tour, Visit to the Alcazaba, Ronda and White Villages from Seville, Malaga Private Small-Group History Tour, Cordoba private trip from Marbella or from Malaga, Morocco Motorcycle Tour.
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1. Malaga Private Full Day Trip from Marbella, from Ronda...
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Discover Málaga with our local guides, you can customize this tour with a special touch. All our tours are designed by professionals. We always look for the best cultural experiences first, this is your chance of joining a unique tour of the city.
Inclusions: Private tour, Transportation by a/c vehicle, Local tour guide
Exclusions: Lunch, Entrance ticket to monuments or museums
Reviewed By Siobhan C
Its a fascinating place with a very interesting history. I'd highly recommend a visit here - there is lots to do and see from a visit to the upper Rock and the monkeys, to a bit of shopping, a nice meal in the square or a visit to the new 'Ocean Quarter' with its port and lovely bars.
2. Minibus Tour - White Villages and Grazalema NP
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
A driving tours with a native English-speaking driver to explore the beautiful landscape and white villages hidden in the Grazalema Natural Park near Ronda. This tour takes you in our air-conditioned minibus or 4x4 to visit two of the most popular white villages and mountain drives in the Ronda area. Tour lasts 3-4 hours, with plenty of time to enjoy the views, take photos and breathe in the atmosphere of the Andalucian countryside.
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, Native English-speaking guide
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Reviewed By Notsuchabadlad
We are in our late sixties and were a bit worried about whether we could cope with e-biking. We need not have worried. Wayne was brilliant, totally aware of our ability, took us on appropriate tracks and was an enjoyable companion. The weather was a bit wet, sadly, but we had a great time and hope to return in better weather. Highly recommended.
3. Secrets of Marbella walking tour (Group)
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 19 reviews
Marbella is much more than the sun, the beach and fancy restaurants. Join this group tour to learn about the most unknown part of the city. History, fun facts and a a little bit of mystery, why not? Delivered by a passionate local tour guide.
Inclusions: Local Licensed Tour Guide
Exclusions: Private transportation
Reviewed By DoviD3
This tour was one of the best I could ever have asked for! Javier was extremely friendly and knowledgeable, he was a delight to talk to and he really gave me many tips on Malaga and things to do. Javier definitely goes the extra mile to ensure a memorable experience. Javier grew up in Malaga and there are no better people to show you around, I highly recommend this tour!
4. Guided tour of the Dolmens and El Torcal
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
A guided tour in a very small group (maximum 8 people) to ensure the comfort of our customers and their enjoyment. We will visit the Dolmens and El Torcal in times of low influx of people, to enjoy the most. Transportation is included during the entire visit.
Inclusions: Transportation included throughout the activity in Antequera
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5. Best of Málaga tour
Overall Ratings
4.9 based on 37 reviews
Explore the highlights of Málaga and see sights such as Plaza de la Constitución, the cathedral and the Alcazaba. Visit the Teatro Romano and the Alcazaba, where you will enjoy wonderful panoramic views from inside the monument.
Inclusions: tickets
Exclusions: Lunch, Drinks, Hotel drop-off, Hotel pickup
Reviewed By SimoneG1029
Maria is my absolute favourite person in Malaga! Really enjoyable day with her learning about the towns history. She was a fountain of information, humoured me with English as my Spanish is still very poor. Highly recommend this walking tour to anyone visiting.
6. Visit to the Alcazaba
Overall Ratings
4.9 based on 69 reviews
Surely the most representative monument of the city. To penetrate this Arab palace, is to penetrate the heart of Malaga, it is impossible to understand Malaga's history without visiting it. Witness the invincible power of the Alcazaba! Extensive views of the sea, beautiful details of Muslim architecture, relaxing fountains and gardens…. There are many things to discover that will leave you breathless. Visit the Alcazaba of Malaga while our guides explain how the Muslims lived, how the palace worked and some of the hidden legends of this ancient place. In addition, the visit can be made in other languages (German, French and Italian), checking the availability of the day in advance.
Inclusions: Guided visit
Exclusions: Entrance to the Alcazaba (€ 3.50)
Reviewed By Duygu K
I arrived exactly at 12 at the meeting point. The mail said that we could see the guide in a red shirt. There was nobody.. we were all waiting for the guide to come. They never showed up.. and no one picked up the phone when I called the number which was written in the email.
7. Ronda and White Villages from Seville
Overall Ratings
3.7 based on 3 reviews
A quiet, familiar and relaxed tour to get to know Ronda and the region of the white villages by the hand of an Andalusian guide who knows the region and the local culture well. Very personalized, with tickets included to two monuments of Ronda with the possibility of choosing between Plaza de Toros, Casa del Rey Moro and the Arab baths or others requested by the client. Free time for lunch in the city of Ronda and with a stop back to Seville in another white village, Zahara de la Sierra or Setenil de las Bodegas where you can breathe a more rural and less touristy atmosphere than in the beautiful and attractive city of Ronda, offering a broader image about the region of white peoples, their culture and traditions.
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle
Exclusions: Lunch
Reviewed By kelliwarren
First of all, the views once we were inside were amazing. I booked this guide through trip advisor months in advance for our trip and it was one of the main highlights. 12 hours the night before our hike, our guide texted me saying he needed to cancel the hike. After asking if there was anything else he could do to be able to go he got back with me saying it was back on. We were also very late to our scheduled time to enter because our guide was unaware of the different route required do to recent rain. It was very stressful once we were there because they would not let us in for our guided tour because we were late. After a lot of arguing between our guide and the workers they let us in the hike on our own without a guide. This experience ended up being exactly what we wanted anyway, without the tour guide! Over all hiking the Caminito Del Ray was everything we expected and more. I think this tour was worth it just because it was a convenient way to get from Seville and back. I would say it was definitely disorganized as the pick up location changed multiple times and the hike almost being cancelled in less than 24 hours before, but at the end everything worked out. I would recommend this if you need a ride from Seville, but I would also recommend looking into taking a train and buying tickets from their website as the hike itself is about a tenth of the price of this guide.
8. Malaga Private Small-Group History Tour
Si quieres conocer de verdad Malaga y sus encantos, nuestro Tour privado con Guia oficial en su idioma es la mejor opcion, para adentrarse en la belleza de la capital de la costa del sol, conocer sus costumbres, su historia, sus personajes famosos, y saber mas sobre la Catedral llamada "La Manquita" o su alcazaba
Inclusions: Expert multilingual guide, Small group walking tour (maximum 6 people), Hotel pickup and drop-off (guide only upon request)
Exclusions: Gratuities, Food or drinks, Extras
Reviewed By joselynp62
Adriano was a wonderful guide. We had 3 stops. The first one was a small restaurant where we had sangria and sampled several local dishes. One was a potato and egg "omelet ". It was more like a quiche. Either way delicious. We sampled Iberico de Ballota, a Spanish ham. There was also bread and cheese. All fabulous. Our next stop was to a sidewalk cafe where we had the local version of Paella. We drank a lovely red wine. They served bread, a chicken dish and potatoes. All were wonderful Our last stop was to a restaurant that years ago was a Flamenco and artist hall. There was beautiful art work there. We sampled several types of fried fish. The sardines and calamari were perfectly done. We had Boquerones in vinegar and fried. Amazing flavors! There was bread and, of course wine. This time white wine. Adriano had a great grasp on the history of Malaga. He educated us as we walked through bother new and old Malaga. This is a very worthwhile tour.
9. Cordoba private trip from Marbella or from Malaga
Book your trip to Cordoba from Costa del Sol. City of 3 cultures: Muslims, Jews and Christians in the Middle Age. Delight yourself visiting the Cathedral-Mosque, the Jewish quarter, the synagogue and much more. Discover the historical centre of Cordoba, declared World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
Inclusions: Professional guide, Headsets to hear the guide clearly for groups over 10 pax, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Transport by air-conditioned vehicle
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Gratuities
Reviewed By Siobhan C
Its a fascinating place with a very interesting history. I'd highly recommend a visit here - there is lots to do and see from a visit to the upper Rock and the monkeys, to a bit of shopping, a nice meal in the square or a visit to the new 'Ocean Quarter' with its port and lovely bars.
10. Morocco Motorcycle Tour
Ride your motorbike from the picks of the Atlas Mountains to the sand dunes of the Sahara Desert and the beaches of the Atlantic Ocean. Every day a new discovery! This is the Gateway to Africa, this is Morocco! Highlights High Atlas and Middle Atlas Mountainmotorcycle rides Tizi-n Tichka Pass – 2,260 metres above the sea level Dades Gorges – ride the famous hair pins curves of Morocco Chefchouen – the Blue Pearl of Morocco Todra Gorge – one of the most spectacular canions in the World City of Fez – also known as the Athens of Africa Camel Ride at Sand Dunes of Erg Chebbi Volubilis – best preserved roman ruins in Morocco Crossing the Strait of Gibraltar
Inclusions: Services of a ride leader, Dinner, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Dinner, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Dinner, Breakfast, Services of a mechanic, Services of a support vehicle to carry luggage, spares, etc., 13 nights accommodation in very good 3* and 4* hotels and 1 authentic night in desert camp (tents), Motorcycle hire, Motorcycle third party liability insurance, Return airport transfers, Camel ride in Erg Chebbi Sand Dunes, Crossing the Gibraltar strait by ferry (both ways)
Exclusions: Most of the meals, Beverages, Visa’s, International flights
Reviewed By Are E
I had an amazing 7-day experience (September 2019) with the company of Adventure Motorcycle Tours, in Toreda, Transylvania. Everything is arranged and organized by Claudia up to the last detail, And our guide and escort "Mikel", an amazing man, Strong as Grizzly Bear, very gentle and always smiling, Take care of everyone and reach out for help all the time, Thank you very much dear friend for all the help and support, Highly recommend this company
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