Top Malaga Speed Boat Rentals

Kayak route through the Cliffs of Nerja and Maro. We pass through the most interesting places: Cueva del Lobo, Cascada Doncella, Acantilados de Maro and Bird Habitat, Playa Caleta de Maro and Cascada Grande de Maro. This activity complies with the COVID 19 prevention protocols and measures, according to current regulations. We have several scheduled departure shifts, we recommend that you make your reservation, in case we cannot give you the service, for justified reasons, such as weather conditions (wind and waves at sea), the activity will be canceled and the refund will be made. of the reserve. Information: due to the year of drought that we are suffering in the area, the "Maro waterfall" does not carry water.

Experience the nightlife of Malaga on a fun pub crawl through the city. Meet other travelers and visit several local bars and clubs for a fun night out on the town. Enjoy free drinks at each location and play icebreaker games to get to know your other partygoers. Your host also teaches you about the local drinking culture and introduces you to new drinks.

See the Cliffs of Maro Cerro Gorda from a kayak, and enjoy close-up views of the natural park’s rugged shoreline, which is mostly only accessible from the sea. You’ll paddle with an instructor-guide on a route picked for its scenery, where secluded caves and stretches of beach make up the landscape. Snorkel stops are included along the way.

This boat trip is a calm alternative to the big cruise trips. Set sail with a small group to access panoramic views of Marbella's coastline and mountains that you might not see otherwise. During the excursion, spot dolphins or participate in water activities, such as snorkeling or stand-up paddle boarding. To make your life easier, equipment is included, as are snacks and soft drinks.

Walk the Caminito del Rey (The King’s Little Pathway) through the Desfiladero de los Gaitanes gorge on this full-day tour from Malaga. Head into Andalucia’s countryside for a guided hike along the suspended footbridge and cliffside pathway, suspended about 328 feet (100 meters) above the river, as you absorb the bird’s-eye views. The roughly 3.2-feet (1-meter) wide path runs for about 1.8 miles (3 kilometers). Entrance fee and coach transport from Malaga included.

Enjoy a unique sunset in Marbella! from the sea, while sailing on a sailboat! A romantic experience in a small group where you can contemplate the wonderful views of Marbella and its mountains from the sea at sunset. On clear days you can see Africa and the Strait of Gibraltar. And all accompanied by the best music, appetizers, assorted fruit and drinks such as white wine or cava.

Located in the heart of Malaga's historic center, Casa Natal is more than just the birthplace of Pablo Picasso. The museum also contains personal artifacts from Picasso's personal life, over 3,500 examples of contemporary art by more than 200 artists, and a complete research library. Visit to peruse the galleries on your own schedule; this ticket is good for admission during the museum's regular operating hours.

Enjoy a luxurious way to take in the Mediterranean scenery—and see a brand new perspective on the Marbella coast—aboard this private yacht charter. Pick between morning and afternoon departure times, make your own way to the Puerto Banús marina, and hop aboard. You can admire the city from the water’s edge, soak up the sun and sea breezes, stop for swimming breaks, and enjoy the relaxing ambiance.

Sail the Malaga coast with this eco sailing catamaran cruise around the bay. You'll enjoy stunning views of the capital of the Costa del Sol in this unforgettable boat trip! The cruise leaves at the indicated time from Malaga's Pier 1, ready to set sail on the Mediterranean on a luxurious catamaran yacht. From on deck you'll enjoy some stunning views of the area, with the port's modern architecture, with one of the most avant-garde buildings in the city, the Pompidou Centre. And as you get further and further out from the coast, the distinctive skyline of the Costa del Sol's capital will come into view. The cruise also takes in sights such as the famous La Malagueta beach, the Malaga Bullring, Alcazaba and the Gibralfaro castle. And as the cruise continues around the coast you'll see the towns and beaches that make up the aptly named Costa del Sol: one of the places with most daylight hours in all of Spain!