• Visit Malaga Cathedral, whose construction dragged on for 255 years before being halted in 1783.
• See a Roman amphitheater that was twice covered with debris and forgotten for centuries.
• Behold the magnificent hilltop Gibralfaro Castle, which dates to the 10th century.

• Travel in a private vehicle reserved for your party only.
• Follow your own itinerary and visit only attractions you choose.
• Proceed at whatever pace is most comfortable.
• Rely on your personal driver and guide for assistance.

• Enjoy a panoramic drive up to Gibralfaro Castle with time for photo stop.
• Stop in a beachfront restaurant known as a chiringuito for a cooking demonstration.
• Watch fresh sardines being grilled over an open fire and eat them right off the skewer.

• Travel in a private vehicle reserved for your party only.
• Follow your own itinerary and visit only attractions you choose.
• Proceed at whatever pace is most comfortable.
• Rely on your personal driver and guide for assistance.

To ensure that your shoreside experiences are as convenient and enjoyable as possible, we are delighted to offer a complimentary shuttle between your ship and the city center in every port where the ship is not docked within walking distance of the city center. This service runs continuously, aligning perfectly with your ship’s in-port schedule. Best of all, there’s no need to reserve your seat in advance. Simp...

• Relax in air-conditioned comfort on a panoramic drive through historical Malaga.
• Sample traditional Andalusian tapas at a bodega that actor Antonio Banderas co-owns.
• Enjoy highly creative Andalusian cuisine at a restaurant on La Malagueta Beach.

• See Malaga’s landmarks while riding through town in an electric, emission-free tuk tuk.
• Sit back and enjoy a unique perspective of the city from the open-air golf cart-like tuk tuk.
• Pass attractions such as the Roman amphitheater, the bullring and a bustling food market.
• Admire affluent Calle Larios, a shopping street that you might visit on your own later.

• Visit Malaga Cathedral, whose construction dragged on for 255 years before being halted in 1783.
• See a Roman amphitheater that was twice covered with debris and forgotten for centuries.
• Behold the magnificent hilltop Gibralfaro Castle, which dates to the 10th century.