Playa Caminito del Rey

Antequera, in the heart of Andalusia, takes you on a journey through history and culture. This tour will take you to a city rich in religious heritage and listed monuments, with more than 50 historical sites to explore, including churches, convents and the iconic Arab alcazaba. The 4.7 km walk offers you a unique immersion in Andalusian culture, where each cobblestone tells a fascinating story, from prehistoric dolmens to sumptuous palaces. Do not miss this opportunity to discover the beauty of Antequera, a must during your stay in southern Spain. - Explore more than 75% of the historical heritage of the province of Malaga - Guided tour of the emblematic monuments of Antequera - 4.7 km walk through the historic center of the city - Immerse yourself in local culture with its legendary Semana Santa festivals

Take the worry out of your departure to Málaga Airport and pre-book a private transfer to suit your group size (up to 8 people). Avoid the long lines for taxis at the hotel, and travel in the comfort of a Premium car or minivan.

Discover Antequera, a historic gem located in the heart of Andalusia. This tour will take you through centuries of history, where you can explore megalithic monuments, charming streets cobbled together and magnificent churches. Known for its impressive architectural and natural heritage, Antequera offers a blend perfect culture, tradition and amazing landscapes. Antequera has important monuments, such as its medieval fortress, the Alcazaba de Antequera, and a number of Renaissance churches that are also part of its valuable historical heritage. Without a doubt, the title of World Heritage Site has put Antequera on the map as a key destination for lovers of history, culture and heritage. Ideal for lovers of history, architecture and natural environments, this tour will immerse you in the essence of one of the most authentic destinations in the region.

Discover this magnificent and historical city with lots of religious monuments. Visit the citadel, the Roman baths, the collegiate and the main square. Considered the heart of Andalusia, Antequera was the borderline between Christian & Muslim territories in the middle age.

The stone tombs at the UNESCO-listed Antequera Dolmens Site put Antequera on the tourist map. But there are plenty of other reasons to visit this charming Andalucían city. On this walking tour, you‘ll learn how Muslims and Christians battled for control of this strategic stronghold at the crossroads of Andalucía. You’ll also discover why it had romantic appeal for visitors like writer Washington Irving, who was in search of the legendary Spain of ‘ballad and chronicle‘. The tour starts in Plaza Coso Viejo. From there, you‘ll wind your way up to the Arco de los Gigantes and the Alcazaba de Antequera citadel. As you explore, you‘ll find out how Ferdinand of Antequera changed the city‘s destiny, and discover picturesque legacies of the city‘s Moorish past. The final part of the tour will take you through the district the Christians built in the 15 to 1700s. By the end of this tour in Plaza de San Sebastian, you‘ll understand why Antequera really is at the heart of Andalucía.

Embark on a fascinating private walking tour in Antequera, a magnificent and historical city with a wealth of religious monuments, captivating architecture, and a rich cultural heritage. Explore the Alcazaba, remnants of Roman baths, the collegiate, and the main square Coso Viejo, unraveling the history and significance of each site. Begin your exploration by visiting the Alcazaba, a historical fortress that stands as a testament to Antequera's Moorish past. Immerse yourself in the remnants of Roman baths, witnessing the archaeological traces of Antequera's ancient history. Visit the collegiate, a religious monument that holds cultural and historical significance. Wander through the charming Main Square Coso Viejo, experiencing the vibrant atmosphere and architectural beauty. Antequera's role as the borderline between Christian and Muslim territories in the Middle Ages has given rise to numerous tales and legends.

Discover Antequera, a historic gem located in the heart of Andalusia. This tour will take you through centuries of history by charming cobblestone streets and magnificent churches. Known for its impressive architectural and natural heritage, Antequera offers a perfect blend of culture, tradition and striking landscapes. Antequera has important monuments, such as its medieval fortress, the Alcazaba de Antequera, and a number of Renaissance churches that are also part of its valuable historical heritage. Without a doubt, the title of World Heritage Site has put Antequera on the map as a key destination for lovers of history, culture and heritage.

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.

Visit the most important monuments of Córdoba on a 2.5-hour guided tour to learn more about the Christian, Muslim and Jewish influence in the city. Skip the long lines to the 8th-century Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba and marvel at its forest of columns and double arches. Admire the mihrab (apse) of the former mosque, and then take a stroll through the Jewish Quarter to see the synagogue, Arabic market and bronze statue of the medieval Sephardic philosopher, Maimonides. Entrance tickets included to Mosque-Cathedral. Please review the dress considerations outlined in the cathedral's access policy. No tank tops, shorts or flip-flops may be worn indoors.

Ideal Guided tour for those who want to know the Mosque - Cathedral of Cordoba in depth. It will be done by expert historians who will be able to analyze, in detail, every part of a very special and complex monument.

Take in the stunning views of the Alboran Sea and Costa del Sol. Don’t miss the chance to witness dolphins in their natural habitat and immerse yourself in nature! By choosing a catamaran with the Blue Flag, you’re supporting sustainable tourism that helps protect the marine environment. These boats also promote environmental education for our guests and ensure our activities have minimal impact on the ocean. Our catamaran tour lasts around 2 hours, but the exact time may vary depending on where the dolphins are located. We may return to the port 10-15 minutes earlier or later based on the situation. While we make every effort to spot dolphins on each trip, sightings cannot be guaranteed, as weather and sea conditions may affect their visibility. If we are unable to locate dolphins during your tour, we will offer you the option to reschedule at a 50% discount.

Discover one of Spain’s most impressive treasures on a day trip from Malaga to Granada. The tour begins in the majestic Alhambra, the Nasrid palace declared a World Heritage Site, where you will tour its gardens, courtyards and halls full of history and beauty, while enjoying the best views of the city and the Sierra Nevada. Then you will have free time to explore the center of Granada at your own pace, wander through its charming streets, discover the atmosphere of Plaza Nueva, be surprised by the picturesque Albaicín neighborhood or taste the famous Granada tapas in one of its traditional bars. A complete experience that combines culture, history and leisure in one of the most fascinating destinations in Andalusia, with comfortable transport from Malaga and tickets included so you only worry about enjoying

Visit the most important monuments of Córdoba on a 3,5 h - 4 hour guided tour to learn more about the Christian, Muslim and Jewish influence in the city. Important note: Due to renovations, interior rooms at the Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos are closed. The visit will include the historic gardens, the Columbus monument, and the Caliphal Baths — a unique space reflecting the splendour of Córdoba’s Islamic past. Skip the long lines to the 8th-century Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba and marvel at its forest of columns and double arches. Admire the mihrab (apse) of the former mosque, and then take a stroll through the Jewish Quarter to visit the Arabic market and bronze statue of the medieval Sephardic philosopher, Maimonides. End with a tour inside the Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos, one of the primary residences of Isabella I of Castile and Ferdinand II of Aragon. Please review the dress considerations outlined . No tank tops, shorts or flip-flops may be worn indoors.

Taste your way through Malaga on this 3.5-hour guided evening wine and tapas tour. See why Malaga has become one of Spain’s top dining destinations. Stroll the beautiful streets of Malaga, tasting some of the best local wines available. From Malaga sweet wines, to refreshing whites, fruity reds and even artisan vermouth, you will really get to experience our diverse wine growing regions. Bars, taverns and restaurants will make you feel welcome, offering such fare as Iberian cold cuts, fresh seafood and other local specialties.

- On this trip, you will taken to the famous "Caminito del Rey", known as one of the most dangerous trails in the world! After reconstruction, which lasted four years, the "Caminito del Rey" reopened in 2015 and is now safe and accessible to all. Walk down the walkway more than 100 meters above - Cross the canyon on the suspension bridge - Make a short stop in a typical small white Andalusian town

Take in the stunning views of the Alboran Sea and Costa del Sol. Don’t miss the chance to witness dolphins in their natural habitat and immerse yourself in nature! By choosing a catamaran with the Blue Flag, you’re supporting sustainable tourism that helps protect the marine environment. These boats also promote environmental education for our guests and ensure our activities have minimal impact on the ocean. Our catamaran tour lasts around 2 hours, but the exact time may vary depending on where the dolphins are located. We may return to the port 10-15 minutes earlier or later based on the situation. While we make every effort to spot dolphins on each trip, sightings cannot be guaranteed, as weather and sea conditions may affect their visibility. If we are unable to locate dolphins during your tour, we will offer you the option to reschedule at a 50% discount.

Antequera, in the heart of Andalusia, takes you on a journey through history and culture. This tour will take you to a city rich in religious heritage and listed monuments, with more than 50 historical sites to explore, including churches, convents and the iconic Arab alcazaba. The 4.7 km walk offers you a unique immersion in Andalusian culture, where each cobblestone tells a fascinating story, from prehistoric dolmens to sumptuous palaces. Do not miss this opportunity to discover the beauty of Antequera, a must during your stay in southern Spain. - Explore more than 75% of the historical heritage of the province of Malaga - Guided tour of the emblematic monuments of Antequera - 4.7 km walk through the historic center of the city - Immerse yourself in local culture with its legendary Semana Santa festivals

Discover Antequera, a historic gem located in the heart of Andalusia. This tour will take you through centuries of history, where you can explore megalithic monuments, charming streets cobbled together and magnificent churches. Known for its impressive architectural and natural heritage, Antequera offers a blend perfect culture, tradition and amazing landscapes. Antequera has important monuments, such as its medieval fortress, the Alcazaba de Antequera, and a number of Renaissance churches that are also part of its valuable historical heritage. Without a doubt, the title of World Heritage Site has put Antequera on the map as a key destination for lovers of history, culture and heritage. Ideal for lovers of history, architecture and natural environments, this tour will immerse you in the essence of one of the most authentic destinations in the region.

Discover this magnificent and historical city with lots of religious monuments. Visit the citadel, the Roman baths, the collegiate and the main square. Considered the heart of Andalusia, Antequera was the borderline between Christian & Muslim territories in the middle age.

The stone tombs at the UNESCO-listed Antequera Dolmens Site put Antequera on the tourist map. But there are plenty of other reasons to visit this charming Andalucían city. On this walking tour, you‘ll learn how Muslims and Christians battled for control of this strategic stronghold at the crossroads of Andalucía. You’ll also discover why it had romantic appeal for visitors like writer Washington Irving, who was in search of the legendary Spain of ‘ballad and chronicle‘. The tour starts in Plaza Coso Viejo. From there, you‘ll wind your way up to the Arco de los Gigantes and the Alcazaba de Antequera citadel. As you explore, you‘ll find out how Ferdinand of Antequera changed the city‘s destiny, and discover picturesque legacies of the city‘s Moorish past. The final part of the tour will take you through the district the Christians built in the 15 to 1700s. By the end of this tour in Plaza de San Sebastian, you‘ll understand why Antequera really is at the heart of Andalucía.

Embark on a fascinating private walking tour in Antequera, a magnificent and historical city with a wealth of religious monuments, captivating architecture, and a rich cultural heritage. Explore the Alcazaba, remnants of Roman baths, the collegiate, and the main square Coso Viejo, unraveling the history and significance of each site. Begin your exploration by visiting the Alcazaba, a historical fortress that stands as a testament to Antequera's Moorish past. Immerse yourself in the remnants of Roman baths, witnessing the archaeological traces of Antequera's ancient history. Visit the collegiate, a religious monument that holds cultural and historical significance. Wander through the charming Main Square Coso Viejo, experiencing the vibrant atmosphere and architectural beauty. Antequera's role as the borderline between Christian and Muslim territories in the Middle Ages has given rise to numerous tales and legends.

Discover Antequera, a historic gem located in the heart of Andalusia. This tour will take you through centuries of history by charming cobblestone streets and magnificent churches. Known for its impressive architectural and natural heritage, Antequera offers a perfect blend of culture, tradition and striking landscapes. Antequera has important monuments, such as its medieval fortress, the Alcazaba de Antequera, and a number of Renaissance churches that are also part of its valuable historical heritage. Without a doubt, the title of World Heritage Site has put Antequera on the map as a key destination for lovers of history, culture and heritage.

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.

Visit the most important monuments of Córdoba on a 2.5-hour guided tour to learn more about the Christian, Muslim and Jewish influence in the city. Skip the long lines to the 8th-century Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba and marvel at its forest of columns and double arches. Admire the mihrab (apse) of the former mosque, and then take a stroll through the Jewish Quarter to see the synagogue, Arabic market and bronze statue of the medieval Sephardic philosopher, Maimonides. Entrance tickets included to Mosque-Cathedral. Please review the dress considerations outlined in the cathedral's access policy. No tank tops, shorts or flip-flops may be worn indoors.

Ideal Guided tour for those who want to know the Mosque - Cathedral of Cordoba in depth. It will be done by expert historians who will be able to analyze, in detail, every part of a very special and complex monument.

Discover one of Spain’s most impressive treasures on a day trip from Malaga to Granada. The tour begins in the majestic Alhambra, the Nasrid palace declared a World Heritage Site, where you will tour its gardens, courtyards and halls full of history and beauty, while enjoying the best views of the city and the Sierra Nevada. Then you will have free time to explore the center of Granada at your own pace, wander through its charming streets, discover the atmosphere of Plaza Nueva, be surprised by the picturesque Albaicín neighborhood or taste the famous Granada tapas in one of its traditional bars. A complete experience that combines culture, history and leisure in one of the most fascinating destinations in Andalusia, with comfortable transport from Malaga and tickets included so you only worry about enjoying

Visit the most important monuments of Córdoba on a 3,5 h - 4 hour guided tour to learn more about the Christian, Muslim and Jewish influence in the city. Important note: Due to renovations, interior rooms at the Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos are closed. The visit will include the historic gardens, the Columbus monument, and the Caliphal Baths — a unique space reflecting the splendour of Córdoba’s Islamic past. Skip the long lines to the 8th-century Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba and marvel at its forest of columns and double arches. Admire the mihrab (apse) of the former mosque, and then take a stroll through the Jewish Quarter to visit the Arabic market and bronze statue of the medieval Sephardic philosopher, Maimonides. End with a tour inside the Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos, one of the primary residences of Isabella I of Castile and Ferdinand II of Aragon. Please review the dress considerations outlined . No tank tops, shorts or flip-flops may be worn indoors.

Taste your way through Malaga on this 3.5-hour guided evening wine and tapas tour. See why Malaga has become one of Spain’s top dining destinations. Stroll the beautiful streets of Malaga, tasting some of the best local wines available. From Malaga sweet wines, to refreshing whites, fruity reds and even artisan vermouth, you will really get to experience our diverse wine growing regions. Bars, taverns and restaurants will make you feel welcome, offering such fare as Iberian cold cuts, fresh seafood and other local specialties.

- On this trip, you will taken to the famous "Caminito del Rey", known as one of the most dangerous trails in the world! After reconstruction, which lasted four years, the "Caminito del Rey" reopened in 2015 and is now safe and accessible to all. Walk down the walkway more than 100 meters above - Cross the canyon on the suspension bridge - Make a short stop in a typical small white Andalusian town

Take the worry out of your departure to Málaga Airport and pre-book a private transfer to suit your group size (up to 8 people). Avoid the long lines for taxis at the hotel, and travel in the comfort of a Premium car or minivan.