Malaga · SELF-GUIDED TOURS
The good self-guided tours fill up first in spring and again in September. Here are 4 of them, with prices, durations and the detail that decides between two that look alike.
Step into Nerja Caves with an audio-guided ticket, then visit the Museum of Nerja and a 360º VR show.
“Absolutely breathtaking!! Excellent value for money. The drawings were difficult to spot in fact I didn’t see any. However it doesn’t detract away from the fact that they were amazing!!”
Get tickets to Pablo Picasso’s birthplace in Málaga plus a self-paced app audio walk that links the city to his life, in 1 day.
Centre Pompidou Malaga ticket and multilingual city audio guide with 95 stops. Modern art by Picasso and Giacometti, then Malaga highlights.
Malaga by city bike, self-guided routes by QR or paper, sea views, tunnels, bridges, and easy inland options for a full day outdoors.
“Both myself and partner had a wonderful time on the bicycles we hired, got to go further and explore many of the small places along the promenade and stopped for some delicious food along the seaside. The young Spanish/American woman that helped us was very informative showing us and explaining the different route options we could go on. Great job on your second day and all the best for your future. We would high recommend using this service as it’s a great way to see a lot more than you would otherwise walking.”
Every kind of day out on this coast, and the best of each.
