Malaga Cruise Reviews

went on our own, got the sightseeing red bus, then stopped at the be3` ch and had a wonderful lunch at the Chiringuito Sicsu, king prawns (langoustines I think!) sardines, excellent sea food salpicon, brilliant time. Would love to go back too Malaga and enjoy the tech again ...

Long walk from the port into town - beach wasnt that special - felt this was just to get people off the ship following a number of sea days. ...

Review for our other ports are in the main review. Malaga was my favorite port. The Malaga tuk tuk tour cost us $130 plus tip and it was worth it. We saw all the important landmarks in the city with great commentary and got to have a short walking tour in the old fisherman's village among the different types of home and observed a fisherman building his barbecue tower with olive tree roots. We ...

The excursion was not worth the $68.00pp. We took a 10-minute bus ride to the top of a mountain, saw the view went down the mountain, got off the bus, and walked to visit the town and Picasso Museum. Malaga is a lovely town, and you do not need an excursion. ...

Just walked around Malaga on our own (go through the tunnel and out the other side to get to the main part of town). Found a nice bar/restaurant in town where we enjoyed the food, beverages and people watching. ...

Do yourself a favor and do the smaller towns and hamlets, so much prettier to get into the country and meet the people ...

We absolutely loved Malaga. We walked into town it was maybe a ten minute stroll. If you are planning on going to the Picasso Museum buy your tickets ahead of time. There are two lines to get in one with tickets and one without, best to go early in the day. If you are planning to go to the Gibralfaro a good tip is to take a taxi up there and then walk down into the lower city. If you do only ...

Easy to walk to. Not a good tour, for panoramic- as they have you get off bus. Not even a glimpse of Picasso museum! ...

Did a tour of the Alcazaba fortress/palace with Malaga Adventures. Only 10 euros and the guide provided historical context which i wouldn't have know otherwise. Easy to walk around the town, visit some churches, eat in an outdoor cafe and people watch. ...

We did the Cooking Paella in Malaga tour. A fun day in a small group learing to cook Paella. We did all the work cooking a 3 course meal and then sat down to a wonderful lunch with the fruit of our labors with some fine local wines. ...