Experience the beauty of Malaga like never before by sailing on our luxurious catamaran at sunset. Admire the majestic skyline of the city from the sea and create lasting memories to cherish forever. Board the catamaran, and depart from the port of Malaga. Cruise along the Mediterranean Sea and see Malaga at sunset while listening to chillout music. The catamaran has an extensive bar and unbeatable music equipment so that you can enjoy this activity like never before. Inside the ship, there is a bar service and bathrooms.

Get to know the best places in the city in depth on this guided Malaga tour with tickets to the main attractions. Start the tour in the Plaza de la Marina, one of the central points in the city. Here, depending on the time, enjoy one of the many food fairs that are held there throughout the year. Then, walk along the great Calle Larios, the main artery of Malaga with your guide. Next, visit the Plaza de la Constitución, home to many events and the Malaga Fair. Here you'll take a detour to see one of the greatest treasures: the Cathedral of Malaga. Known worldwide, the Cathedral is one of the most beautiful buildings on the tour. Find out lots of interesting facts including why it's called La Manquita. Continue to Plaza del Obispo and visit Antonio Banderas' favorite place to eat, El Pimpi. Enjoy a good Malaga wine and delicious fish. Right next to El Pimpi is the iconic Roman Theater and the Alcazaba of Malaga, which served as a protective wall of the city. Make your way to Malaga City Hall, and along the way walk through the tree-lined avenue Paseo del Parque. To finish the tour, there is no better place than Pier 1, the new open-air shopping center that offers enviable views of the city.

Create your dream tour of Malaga with a customizable private guided tour. You could choose to discover the charm of the city center and old town with your knowledgable guide. Discover the mix of Roman, Arabic and Christian architecture and learn about how the city has evolved over the years. Visit the famous monuments, including the Roman theater and Alcazaba and discover why the Cathedral of Malaga is called the One-Armed Lady. Alternatively, you could head out into nature and discover panoramic views of the city from a scenic viewpoint. During your hike, learn about the Moorish times in Malaga and discover exotic plants in the Subtropical park.  Another option is to explore some of the city's many museums. Learn about Spanish painters, history, flamenco, and, of course, the most famous malagueño - Picasso. There is a museum for everyone's interests, so take advantage and learn something new. You could also choose to focus your tour on the port area and learn more about the Andalusian lifestyle. Visit a famous lighthouse, Malagueta beach and see how the locals cook seafood.

Get to know and visit the most emblematic places of Malaga and the less seen areas as you travel by electric car. Begin the tour in Calle Alamos, in the center of Malaga. Go through the historic area (Paseo del Parque, La Catedral, Museo de Málaga, Ayuntamiento, Puerto de Málaga, Mirador de Gibralfaro) and the lesser-known area such as the fishing districts of Pedregalejo and El Palo. Take two stops during the tour, so that you can enjoy the views. End the tour back at the starting point in Calle Alamos.

Do you like to draw but haven't practiced for a long time? Never touched a pencil but would like to give it a try? What about experiencing new painting techniques?! Join this workshop where Malaga will be your inspiration and you will become artist for one day Your art teacher will show you how to look at the city with different eyes and recreate in your drawing the best views and details to immortalize your trip in a unique postcard. You can choose between capturing the reflections, boats and the lighthouse in the Port, drawing the tropical nature of the Park or the Old Town's architecture, like the Roman Theater or Cathedral. All materials are provided! Paper, watercolors, brushes, pencils, soft pastels, markers and charcoal :) Picasso said, "Inspiration exists, but it has to find you working". So wait no more and let's get started!