After being collected from your Malaga accommodation, you will make your way to Mijas. The town of Mijas is the perfect example of an old Spanish village on the coast, which has managed to retain its old-world charm. You will begin with a visit to the Ermita de la Virgen de la Peña, a chapel made of rock which offers both views of the village and the coast below. You can wander through the town with its craft shops, with the option to take a famous donkey tour through the village. The Parroquial Church is located in a park with lovely views of the coast, and on a clear day, you can see straight across the Mediterranean to Morocco. You can also encounter the bullring, located just across from the church, which is the only square bullring in Spain. Those who are fit can choose to walk up the narrow streets through the neighborhoods to experience the authentic village life. You can take the time to sit in a cafe and have a drink, or opt enjoy one of the many restaurants, and at the conclusion of your experience you will be returned to your accommodation in Malaga.

Enjoy a visit to the picturesque village of Mijas Pueblo and learn about this charming place from your guide. On this private tour you’ll see the oval bullring, the remains of the Arab wall, the churches of the 16th and 17th centuries and much more. Visit the Mijas Contemporary Art Museum and the Ethnographic Museum, where you can see displays of ancient local crafts and recreations of centuries-old buildings. You can choose an optional taxi donkey ride (not included in the tour price). Enjoy a session tasting some delicious Malaga wines and take some time to explore the local shops. If you’re visiting the village on Wednesday or Saturday you can enjoy a free outdoor flamenco show.

Embark on a guided half-day or full-day tour to Gibraltar and visit the imposing Rock of Gibraltar, home to a nature reserve. Choose to extend your tour after your visit to the reserve with some time for shopping and exploration within the city. Start with pickup from your accommodation in Málaga or Marbella. Travel across the Spanish border into the British Overseas Territory of Gibraltar. Gaze in awe at the massive limestone rock, known as the Rock of Gibraltar as you cross the border. Meet your guide in the town and take a guided tour of the nature reserve located on the Rock of Gibraltar and explore St. Michael’s Caves, the Siege Tunnels, and the Moorish Fortress. Spot the mischievous Barbary macaques, which are the only wild primates in Europe. If you choose the full-day tour option, take some time to explore the city at your own pace, with time for shopping and lunch. Then board the bus for a relaxing journey back to your accommodation.

Explore Gibraltar & Marbella on this private, 8-hour family-friendly tour. Visit the nature reserve, St. Michael's cave, Pillars of Hercules, the Great Siege Tunnels, the Moorish castle and the monkeys in Gibraltar. Then the main tourist spots in Marbella including the old town and the sculptures of Dali. Be impressed by the contrast between Gibraltar - British territory -, and Marbella, a typical Andalusian coastal town with a well-preserved old town. Also discover why Marbella was and is a luxury destination

Start the day with a convenient pickup from your hotel, followed by a relaxing drive out of the city to Ardales. Listen to your friendly guide as they share their fascinating insight into the history of the region as you pass through small towns and farmlands. Arrive at the Caminito del Rey, gather your trekking gear and prepare to embark on a journey that's bursting with scenery, geology, and history. Enter the gorge and slowly make your way along a wooden pathway that's attached to sheer rock walls, giving you a unique perspective that's unlike any other hiking experience. If you're brave enough, look down into the canyon at the striking green water and thriving plant life that covers its floor, as your guide enlightens you to its history. Your journey takes you past the Gaitanejos and Gaitanes gorges and by the Hoyo Valley, with plenty of time to stop and take in the views. Cross over a hanging bridge and feel a serious adrenaline rush before completing your adventure with a bus ride from Alora to Ardales, then drop-off back at your hotel.

After being picked up from your hotel or the port of Málaga, you will begin your drive to Mijas Village where your tour will begin. After meeting with your official historian tour guide, you will tour for 1.5 hours through Mijas's charismatic streets. Inhabited since ancient times, the small village of Mijas was devoted mainly to agriculture and fisheries through to the explosion of the tourist boom in the 1950s. Mijas offers travelers the contrast between the traditional image of the area and adaptation to current times, all without losing the traditional essence. You can walk around whitewashed corners, courtyards, gardens and shrines, with this village retaining the leisurely pace and charm of the past. You can visit the tiny bull-ring Plaza de Toros, two Mudejar style churches and remains of the old Arab wall, where your can enjoy beautiful gardens and the very interesting sanctuary of the “Virgen de la Peña” patron of the town. The Church of the Immaculate Conception was built by the Muslims in 836, being converted into a Christian church after the conquest, when a Moorish-style tower was added in 1510. From almost any point of the village you can see the white chapel of Calvary, located at a somewhat higher level. At the conclusion of your guided tour, you will have 1 hour's free time, before being returned back to your accommodation in Málaga.

Join your guide on this private day tour to Mijas Pueblo and learn about this wonderful town. Enjoy the scenery as your private guide drives you to this lovely settlement. The town is dominated by the remnants of an Arab castle and is packed with small white alleyways that highlight a lovely rising route through this mountainous village. The streets are adorned with hand-painted flower pots, bright porcelain plates, and exotic plants, lending the area a distinct Andalusian flavor. Because of these unique alleyways, Las Mijas is one of Andalusia's most well-known White Villages. On this private trip, you will view the ruins of the Arab wall, The Parroquial Church, and other 16th and 17th century churches. You will also see the distinctive bullring of Las Mijas. This oval bullfighting arena is cut into the rock that rises above the settlement and is one of the most picturesque in Andalusia. Its development began in 1900 at the request of Mijas locals. Take in the scenery of Ermita de la la Virgen de la peña, a rock chapel with views of both the settlement and the coast below. Visit the Mijas Contemporary Art Museum and the Ethnographic Museum, both of which feature exhibitions of historic local crafts and recreations of centuries-old structures. At the end of the day your private guide will drive you back to your hotel or any other location of your choosing.

Visit the beautiful village of Mijas and explore its typical urban layout with narrow, steep streets and preserved Andalusian architecture — you’ll be charmed by its white houses, barred windows, and colorful planter pots. Your private guide will show you every corner of this town as you learn more about its history on this 1.5-hour tour.   Meet your guide at the bronze statue of the donkey located at the Tourism Office. Then, head out to stroll along the streets and see sights such as the Chapel of the Virgin of the Rock and Constitution Square. Pass by the oval bull ring, the Parish Church of the Immaculate Conception, the botanical gardens, and the remains of the Arab walls. From here, take in awesome views of the coast and the Strait of Gibraltar.   At midday, enjoy an outdoor flamenco show if the weather is good (only on Saturdays and Wednesdays) before visiting the Chapel of San Sebastian, the Chapel of our Lady, the Folk Museum, and the Modern Contemporary Museum.   Once the tour is done, you’ll be in the perfect spot to experience a Malaga wine tasting (at your own expense).