I booked a group tour on my first full day in Malaga so that I could get my bearings in the city (it was my first visit). Turns out I was the only one on the tour, and I was very happy with the content, destinations, and the stories (I'm Irish, and we like our colourful stories :) ). The guide, Tania, did a great job and kept it interesting throughout. We had chats about Picasso and art, the city and a whole host of other things. We even got some traditional cake from Malaga. It as clear that she liked her work and was interested in the sharing her love of the city throughout the tour. One of the best tours I've been on. Thanks Tania! :)

Was a good experience, we went all the way round on the first day , to give us an idea of what we wanted to see and the next day we did the castle, Picasso museum, motor museum and the boat ride which could have done with more info about the places we were passing, so that was a bit boring, the motor museum was really good and the castle would have been good if they had some English translation of what was written on the walls. The staff on all the services were brilliant.

To tell the truth I was a little worried about going on this experience due to the fact I cannot remember when I last rode a bike but I knew my husband would love it so with hesitation I booked it Jessie our tour guide couldn’t have been more considerate! He was always looking behind him to make sure we were all keeping up and more importantly staying safe To my amazement I can honestly say I loved every minute Well worth every penny Highly recommended

Lovely, friendly and informative guide "Gandy". Related in an engaging and interesting manner the history of its Phoenician and Moorish past. Patiently answered questions whilst pointing out the different styles of the building. The time raced past especially during the tour of the magnificent cathedral. Well worth the fee.

Great , it goes all over the main attractions. The explanations provided by the audio commentary via headsets were extremely informative. Note: avoid the "green line". It is just a minibus, no panoramic views, no attractions, it solely transports people to a few museums that are further away. But the red line is great.