The best of trips around Malaga
Thanks to low-cost airlines, Malaga is one of the most popular destinations in Andalusia. Malaga itself is very nice and can offer a variety of monuments. In addition, from Malaga you can take a number of interesting trips to the „white towns“ in its vicinity. Let's take a look at the most interesting trips in the vicinity of Malaga.
Tour of Malaga
Historical pearl of Andalusia
Málaga is a beautiful historic city in southern Spain in the region of Andalusia. It is also a port city, which is the second largest in the region after Seville. The city has its own airport, so transportation here is very easy. The destination is suitable both in the winter months, when you can pleasantly walk through the city with historical monuments and warm up a bit. At the same time, in summer it is a typical destination for lovers of beaches and the warm Mediterranean Sea. continue reading
Tours of Alora
A tour of the beautiful white city
Alora will exactly fulfill your idea of a white Andalusian town. It is picturesquely situated in the hills above the Valle del Guadalhorce. Apart from churches and other historical monuments, there is a nice castle. For those who have more time and strength, there is an ascent to the hill Hacho with a really beautiful view continue reading
Tour of Ardales
A tour of the picturesque city of Andalusia
Ardales is a small Andalusian town near the large Embalse del Conde de Guadalhorce. It is not very well known, so you will hardly come across other tourists here. At the same time, a short tour is definitely worth it. It is a classic white town stuck to a rocky slope with a small fortress at the very top continue reading
Tour of Alhama de Granada
A hidden place in the heart of Andalusia
Alhama de Granada is a small village located inland on the road between the famous cities of Malaga and Granada, not on the main road, but on a remote one, and this gives it the charm of a village unaffected by tourists. continue reading
Setenil de Las Bodegas
City in the rock
A small, inconspicuous village located near the famous Ronda offers a pleasant variety of travel around Andalusia. It is a typical Spanish „dead“ town where during the day you will meet almost no people for that in the evening the streets come to life. As you walk, you'll understand that the people who founded it here are extremely tenacious when they decide to settle here, and at the same time you can see when they look at their houses, why they spend most of their time in bars and on the streets. continue reading