Tours & Activities in Costa del Sol

At Crocodile Park in Torremolinos, you'll discover Europe's largest collection of these prehistoric creatures. From baby crocs to the legendary Big Daddy, you'll come face to face with reptiles who have more in common with dinosaurs than other animals. A great family experience that'll change your perception of crocodiles.

Experience the extraordinary Caminito del Rey with transportation from Málaga and a local guide. Enjoy the scenery, the river, the flora and fauna, and learn interesting facts on this unique walk.

Explore the wonders of the aquatic world in this fantastic marine sanctuary and aquarium. You'll get up close and personal with sharks, otters and a dazzling array of other marine life on this ticket-only excursion. There's also feeding demonstrations, talks and special presentations, face-painting for the little ones and mini-golf.

Experience the magical towns of Ronda and Setenil de las Bodegas on a tour with transportation from Malaga. Opt to take a walking tour in Ronda, and enjoy free time to explore both towns on your own.

Butterflies are the world's most beautiful and delicate insects. And at the Mariposario de Benalmadena, you'll learn about the many exotic species that fly freely within this custom-built butterfly park and breeding centre.

Discover Caminito del Rey with multilingual guides on a day trip from Málaga. Learn about the area's history and evolution and marvel at the incredible views.

Journey through time and culture as you uncover the fascinating heritage of Al-Andalus in Malaga. Visit the Alcazaba, a formidable fortress standing as a testament to the military prowess of the Arab era. As you explore its imposing walls and strategic design, you'll be transported back to a period of grandeur. Continue the adventure at Malaga Museum, where Al-Andalus' vibrancy is showcased through a collection of ceramics and Moorish calligraphy. Marvel at exhibits merging history and art, delving into the cultural richness of the past. Next, you will stop at a restaurant to enjoy a typical tapa merging Arabic and Mediterranean flavours, washed down with local wine. Then, learn how to write your name in Arabic at a calligraphy workshop, crafted exclusively for National Geographic travellers. Discover the characteristic streets of the historic centre, revealing the urban heritage shaped by Al-Andalus. Admire the decorative tiles and intricate details that bear witness to the fusion of cultures, creating a unique landscape. Wrap up your experience at the colourful Atarazanas Market, its Moorish entrance beckoning you into the sensory overload of colours and aromas. Engage with vendors as you meander through stalls filled with fruits and herbs. To fully immerse yourself in the local experience, take a sip from an Andalusian-style wineskin.

Discover the beauty of Ronda and Setenil de las Bodegas on a day trip from Malaga. Choose between options with and without a guide, and enjoy optional entrance to the bullring or Ronda's new bridge.

This ticket-only tour allows you to explore the Costa del Sol's capital on an open-top double-decker. You'll get great panoramic views of the city, and the flexibility to hop on and off whenever you like. What's more, there are headphones providing commentary on everything you see.As the tour is a hop on-hop off ticket, you can jump off at places of interest and continue on another bus later. Check out La Alcazaba fortress and hilltop Gibralfaro castle, both offering superb views over the city. Pop into an old town tapas bar or shop your heart out on Calle Larios. Or visit the cathedral and the acclaimed Picasso Museum. Your ticket is valid for the entire day so you can take everything in as slow or as fast as you like. It also includes entry to the Interactive Music Museum.You can upgrade your ticket to the Malaga Experience, a great-value way to get the most out of your visit. This package includes a boat trip, a guided walking tour and entry into various attractions.

Join a guided hiking day trip from Malaga or Costa del Sol. Walk along El Caminito del Rey, the path across El Chorro Gorge at 105m altitude, and get a glimpse of this incredible piece of engineering.

Explore the Benalmadena area with absolute flexibility – from the great vantage point of an open-top bus. This tour ticket is valid for 48 hours, and allows you to explore everything from Benalmadena's renowned marina to the hilltop village of Benalmadena Pueblo. What's more, it includes entry to the famed Mariposario Butterfly Park or or Sealife, depending on the option you choose.Your ticket will take you all around the other local attractions such as the market town of Arroyo de la Miel, La Paloma Park and Benalmadena's award-winning Puerto Marina. The Benalmadena Tour can be joined at any point along the route, including the train station, and is ideal to combine with other attraction tickets such as Selwo Marina.The bus also travels twice a day up to Benalmadena Pueblo, a whitewashed hilltop village. Here you can visit its Colmares Castle, take in the views over the coast and enjoy coffee in the pretty square.

Discover the passion of a authentic live flamenco show in Malaga at the Teatro Flamenco Malaga with this entry ticket. Enjoy a talented selection of dancers, singers, and musicians.

The Taberna Flamenca Pepe Lopez offers traditional gypsy flamenco in a small, cave-like venue in the heart of Torremolinos. Entertaining locals and visitors alike since the mid-60s, it's something of an institution. You'll witness a pulsating and emotionally charged show featuring dancers and musicians.

Discover Gibraltar on a day trip from Malaga. Explore an overseas territory of the United Kingdom and see its famous Rock.

Enjoy some sun, sea and relaxation on this boat tour along the Costa del Sol. Search for dolphins on a two-hour trip, with great coastal views and a chance to swim at sea.Setting sail from Benalmadena, you can head out into open water, hoping to see dolphins playing or feeding in the distance. Both bottlenose and common varieties call this place home and your knowledgeable captains know just where to head. You'll have plenty of space to top up your tan on the open deck or get some shade indoors. And, if you're sailing during summer, once your captain has found the idyllic spot, you'll be able to jump in the water for a refreshing swim.

The Alcazaba is one of the emblematic landmarks and a must-see when visiting Málaga. Come and discover this amazing palace with its unconquerable fortress, beautiful gardens, intriguing history, hidden legends, and astonishing views.

Horses are in the blood in Andalusia. You'll be wowed by the incredible horsemanship on display during this late-afternoon equestrian show, with the option to stay out for a renowned Andalusian Night – consisting of a traditional dinner and an authentic flamenco show.

Prepare authentic Spanish dishes like a local while sipping on sangria during a cooking workshop in Málaga. Work in a modern kitchen while learning from a chef trained at Le Cordon Blue.

Ronda is a taste of the real Andalusia. Spend the day exploring this historic highland gem on a guided tour that takes in wonderful scenery and cultural heritage – including its world-famous gorge bridge. You'll also visit Casa Don Bosco for a glass of wine and have some free time to explore at your own pace.

Explore collections that provide a great overview of Picasso’s art at Museo Picasso Málaga. Admire 141 works by the creator of Cubism as well as exciting exhibitions.

The charming old town of Marbella and the upscale opulence of Puerto Banus provide a perfect contrast on this trip. Take half a day to discover them both, with a little help from your guide. Sip a coffee in its famous Orange Tree Square, see the Dali sculptures along the Avenida del Mar, and see the millionaire's playground of Puerto Banus.

Discover the essence of Andalusia on a round-trip tour from the Costa del Sol. Visit the peculiar town of Setenil de las Bodegas and the romantic town of Ronda.

There's no better way to mingle with the locals and immerse yourself in their way of life than a trip to the market. On this half-day excursion, you'll visit the Fuengirola market – the largest on the Costa del Sol – and then make the short trip to the whitewashed village of Mijas for some free time exploring its pretty streets.

Watch the sun set over the sea from the comfort of a luxurious catamaran. Enjoy a drink and chillout music onboard, and admire stunning views of Malaga's skyline.

This tour is a scenery-rich journey through some often-overlooked corners of inland Andalusia. You'll visit historic Antequera, immerse yourself in the rugged beauty of El Torcal and the Guadalhorce lakes, and round off the day at Juanito's orange farm. Sonia, one of our guides, says, ‘You'll pass through miles of stunning, varied and unspoilt scenery. It's a rare chance to try local food and wine in a warm, friendly and welcoming atmosphere.'First up is the UNESCO-listed nature reserve of El Torcal. Here, you can stroll about its gnarled and otherworldly karst rock formations, which date back to the Jurassic age. Next, we'll stop to enjoy panoramic vistas of the Antequera's Moorish fortress and Lovers' Rock – a mountain steeped in local legend. The city has been dubbed the ‘Florence of Andalusia' because of its Renaissance and baroque palaces and churches. Free time to explore the old town is followed by lunch made from locally sourced seasonal ingredients, washed down with regional wine, in a family-run restaurant.In the afternoon, we'll head to the jade-green waters of the Guadalhorce reservoirs. But the best is yet to come, with a visit to the citrus farm of the larger-than-life Juanito. He'll proudly show you around his groves and offer you his tangy fruits. ‘Juanito is a true character who'll give you insights into local farming methods and let you taste his freshly squeezed orange juice and homemade orange cake,' Sonia adds.

Explore Caminito del Rey and Antequera. History and nature at its best. Guided visit Caminito del Rey and in Antequera guided visit to Dolmens and historical center with free time.

The Gaitanes Gorge is the must-see natural attraction in inland Malaga. This deep and steep canyon has a legendary walkway halfway up one of its vertical walls – the Caminito del Rey – which you'll get to trek on this full day tour. After a scenic drive through the country, we'll stop off at a typical village for some free time to wander around its narrow, whitewashed-fringed streets. Then, don your walking boots as we set off on an 8km walk along the recently reopened Caminito del Rey, or King's Walkway.Departing from the pine-fringed reservoirs, you'll trek along a spectacular walkway pinned along the steep gorge walls. Your guide will give you an insight into its geological origins and fascinating historical past. Finally, at the end of the journey, you'll have a well-earned break in El Chorro for the chance to grab a spot of lunch.

Discover the Cave of Nerja, called the "Natural Cathedral of the Costa del Sol", admire the rock formations, and visit two beautiful and typical Andalucian villages on a guided day trip from Malaga.

A great way to discover the Costa del Sol is by relaxing ferry ride. Hop from Benalmadena to Fuengirola with this handy ferry service, up and down the coastline.

Experience the deep relaxation of a traditional Hammam with this 90-minute session at the Hammam Al-Andalus in Malaga. Step into the warm, cold, and hot baths, enjoy a relaxing sit in the steam room, or sip a delicious mint tea in the lounge.