Private Sightseeing Tours in Malaga

Taking group tours with fixed itineraries often means missing places or activities that interest you. This private Malaga tour lets you customize your sightseeing so you discover the city your own way. Stroll the historical center, follow the Picasso trail, explore the Alcazaba, see Antonio Banderas' house, or enjoy museums as you wish. You also benefit from personalized insights from your guide, helping you get the most from the sights.

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Explore three charming towns in Andalusia with this full-day private tour. Skip the hassle of a rental car and leave the driving to your guide as you visit Ronda, Marbella, and Mijas. Learn about each town's history and go for a guided walk through their scenic centers. The itinerary includes free time for lunch and shopping.

When visiting Malaga, explore one of Spain's best-preserved Moorish fortresses with a private, 1-hour tour of the remarkable Nasrid Palace and Alcazaba. Skip the line, and head inside the ornate complex of courtyards, towers, and great halls with an art historian guide, who will share the 1,000-year history of the palace and point out striking examples of Islamic architecture.

Experience Malaga and Mijas highlights - from historical sites like the Gibralfaro Castle to picturesque hillsides full of whitewashed houses overlooking the sea - in as little as five hours on this shore excursion. Since you won't have to worry about arranging transportation among destinations, you can relax while you hear informative commentary from your guide about Mijas and Malaga's most popular attractions.

The Alhambra Palace is a UNESCO-listed monument and the star attraction of Granada, but its popularity means you might spend more time queuing outside than exploring inside. This private tour from Malaga ensures a hassle-free experience, including skip-the-line access and a guided tour of the palace, including the Nasrid Palace, Alcazaba, and Generalife gardens.

Visit the Moroccan cities of Tangier,Asilah or Tetouan on a cultural day trip from Málaga with all transfers included. Departs from the Port of Tarifa or Algesiras. Here, you'll board a fast ferry that will take you to Port of Tangier Ville or Tangier med. Upon arrival, you'll meet up with a local guide who will take you on a tour of the city's major attractions.

Explore one of the most popular attractions of the region of malaga  on this 5-hour private tour with skip the line ticket. Walk with the official guide through the  visit the stunning views of The Caminito del Rey (King's Little Path) including Private Transport The Caminito is a narrow cliffside path hanging 100m above the waters of the river Guadalhorce. The path runs from the Embalse de Guadalhorce reservoir, through the famous El Chorro gorge, to El Chorro village (a major centre for rock-climbing, with a couple of rural hotels and a train station). The nearest town is Alora, to the south along the Guadalhorce river valley.

Explore Malaga in a fun and unique way: with a treasure hunt. A guide will get you started with a kick-off clue, then you will follow your GPS through the city to ten different historical stops, learning about the history of the city at every turn. Unlock clues and walk at your own pace, meeting your guide at the last stop to reveal a personal treasure just for you. You'll travel with just your private party, which ensures an intimate atmosphere and plenty of personalized attention from your guide.

Enjoy this completely personalized private 9-hour tour of Málaga from Granada and explore the city's most iconic monuments and sights.You will get to know Malaga with a private official tour guide, who will show you the most emblematic places of this beautiful city that has been growing so much on the last 20 years.

Discover Malaga, the coastal city noted for its museums such as Thyssen Museum, Pompidou Museum, Picasso Museum, Old car Museum and so on. Its history is reflected through its streets, buildings, the cathedral, the citadel, and the Roman theater. Not to forget to mention Picasso route which includes Picasso's birthplace, Picasso Museum and the church where he was baptized.