This day trip along the Caminito del Rey is the perfect way to discover the beauty of the white villages of Andalusia. It also provides a great opportunity to visit the picturesque town of Ardales before the start of the hike, where you can take in spectacular views and learn about the history of this trail, which was once considered the most dangerous in the world!
You'll depart from the Costa del Sol and head inland into the province of Málaga, passing through the Guadalhorce valley, the region's main hydrological reserve. Upon arriving there, you will begin the Caminito del Rey, which has recently been rebuilt on the original sections built between 1860 and 1866. The path crosses the Gaitanes Gorge, a canyon carved out by the Guadalhorce River with steep, towering walls...  The scenery here is truly breathtaking!

Duration: 10 hours

Departure days: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday

Includes: Pick-up and drop-off at your hotel in Torremolinos/Fuengirola, the services of a multilingual guide (German-speaking, English-speaking, French-speaking), entrance to the Caminito and guided tour, free time in Ardales.

Recommendations: Appropriate clothing, comfortable shoes, water and snacks.

Extra info: This excursion must be booked 24 hours in advance. Children under 8 years of age cannot take part in this excursion. The tour is not suitable for people with reduced mobility or who suffer from vertigo. There are no toilets along the way. The walk takes approximately 2.5 to 3 hours. 

As soon as you arrive in Spain's oldest city, you'll be immersed in a time when Christians, Jews and Muslims coexisted peacefully and worked together to elevate this region to its peak. In the 10th century, Cordoba was the most powerful metropolis in Western Europe.

This tour will take you to see some of its most famous monuments. First of all, you'll be able to admire the impressive Roman Guadalquivir Bridge, which for almost twenty centuries was the only way to access Cordoba.
The tour continues with a visit to the mosque-cathedral (Mezquita de Córdoba), a symbol the unique fusion of two cultures. This magnificent edifice was built in the 7th century and was once one of the largest mosques in the Islamic world. Following the reconquest of Spain by the Christians, it was transformed into a cathedral. Even today, the famous ‘forest’ of columns, the mihrab, its Gothic nave, and the colourful mosaics and stained glass windows bear witness to the mixture of different cultures and architectural styles.
Finally, you will visit a synagogue dating back to the early 14th century and Juderia, the Jewish quarter, known for its narrow streets and typical flower-filled courtyards.
You'll also have some free time for lunch or a stroll around the old town (not included).

Duration: Approx. 10 hours.

Day of excursion: Thursday.

Included: Multilingual guide (German, English, French), entrance fee to the mosque-cathedral, visit to the synagogue, visit to the Jewish quarter, local guide for visits to Cordoba, audioguides. Transfer to/from the hotel in Torremolinos/Fuengirola, Marbella/San Pedro, Estepona.

Extra info: This excursion must be booked 48 hours in advance.

This full-day excursion allows you to explore this little piece of England at the southernmost tip of the Iberian Peninsula. Immersed in Gibraltar’s unique English and Spanish atmosphere, you'll stroll along the coast to the small municipality of La Línea de la Concepción.
A guide will then take you to the Rock of Gibraltar by bus or taxi and tell you a bit about its history on the way. This limestone monolith 426 metres above sea level offers breathtaking views, and on a clear day you may even catch a glimpse of the African coastline. The Rock of Gibraltar is also home to an extraordinary network of tunnels built by the British to protect themselves from French and Spanish invaders between 1778 and 1783. Finally, to round off the tour, you can go shopping for duty-free goods.
You can also book, for an additional fee, a trip out to sea, where you might even be lucky enough to see some whales or dolphins, or another optional visit the Cueva de San Miguel (Saint Michael's Cave), where you can meet Barbary macaques.

Duration: Full day (approx. 10 hours).

Days of departure: Every day except Sunday.

Included: Pick-up and drop-off at your hotel in Torremolinos/Estepona, multilingual guide (French, German, English).

Optional visits at an additional cost: ‘Rock Tour’ including a visit to the cave and meeting the monkeys, and the ‘Dolphin Watching Tour’ boat trip.

Extra info: This excursion must be booked 24 hours in advance. ID is required.

Discover Granada, one of Spain's most beautiful cities, where Arabic influences blend with Andalusian culture and where you can glimpse the peaks of the Sierra Nevada across the magnificent landscapes. You'll visit the impressive Alhambra palace, an iconic piece of Islamic architecture and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and be able to marvel at Charles V's palace and the vibrant gardens of the Generalife Palace, which was once a resting place for Muslim kings. After the visit, you will have some free time to wander through Granada's historic streets, do a little shopping or sample some delicious tapas.

Duration: Full day (approx. 10 hours).

Departure days: Thursday, Friday.

Included: Pick-up and drop-off at your hotel in Torremolinos, Fuengirola, Marbella, San Pedro, Estepona, multilingual guide (German-speaking, English-speaking, French-speaking), local guide for the guided tour of the Alhambra, entrance fees for the Alhambra and the Generalife Palace, guided tour of the historic centre.

Extra info: This excursion must be booked 4 days in advance. The passport number, nationality and full name of all participants are required when booking.

Explore Andalusia in its most authentic form, with picturesque white villages and unspoilt natural landscapes. The region’s rich, thousand-year-old heritage offers a perfect opportunity to appreciate the importance of sustainable tourism and environmental protection. A knowledgeable guide will take you aboard a Land Rover 4x4 Cabriolet to safely enjoy the splendour of the surroundings while sharing his passion for Andalusia, its people, customs, history, and culture.

Stops on the tour:
A stroll through the narrow streets of an Andalusian village, where balconies overflow with bougainvillea, geraniums, and jasmine, as well as a tasting of local products such as olive oil, chorizo, and honey produced in the village. Guests can also enjoy an optional lunch at a traditional restaurant serving classic paella. You will then visit the Sierra de las Nieves Natural Park, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, where 4x4 trails add excitement to the journey and regular stops allow you to fully appreciate the views, scents, flora, and fauna of the park. In July and August, you can even swim in a river, surrounded by nature.

Departure days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday

Included: Pick-up and drop-off in Torremolinos – Estepona, services of a multilingual guide (English, German, French)

Recommendations: Comfortable shoes.

Extra info: This excursion must be booked 48 hours in advance and is not recommended for people with reduced mobility.
 

Visiting Málaga is a unique experience that combines history, culture, and gastronomy in a warm atmosphere. The excursion begins with a panoramic tour of the city, passing through the city centre, Plaza de Toros, Paseo del Limonar, Pedregalejo, and Baños del Carmen. On the return journey, you will ascend to Gibralfaro Castle, with 15 minutes of free time for photos. Perched on a hill approximately 130 metres above sea level, the castle offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city, port, and coastline.
Next, you will descend to the historic city for a guided walk through Plaza de la Merced, one of Málaga’s most iconic squares. This lively area is full of bars, restaurants, and terraces, and is also home to Casa Natal de Picasso, where the famous painter was born.
The tour continues to Plaza de la Constitución, the heart of the city, surrounded by shops, cafés, and historic buildings. Narrow pedestrian streets, including Calle Larios, the main shopping street, add to the city’s charm. During the guided walk, you will also see some of Málaga’s most remarkable monuments, such as the Alcazaba. This 11th-century fortress from the Muslim era features gardens, courtyards, and stunning Islamic architecture.
At the foot of the Alcazaba lies the Roman theatre, which was discovered in 1951 and is exceptionally well preserved. The Cathedral of the Incarnation, known locally as La Manquita because of its unfinished tower, is another of the city’s treasures, showcasing Renaissance architecture on both the inside and outside.
The tour continues to the Atarazanas Market, a historic place that was once a shipyard during the Muslim era. It provides an ideal opportunity to discover Málaga’s local cuisine. After the visit, you will stop at a traditional wine bar to sample regional wines accompanied by delicious tapas. The excursion concludes with some free time to explore the city centre before returning to your hotel.

Departure day: Wednesday

Included: Pick-up and drop-off at your hotel, services of a multilingual guide (German, English and French)

Recommendations: Comfortable shoes

This is the ideal excursion for those seeking an authentic Andalusian experience, as it allows you to discover the region’s storied history, rich culture and breathtaking views, all in a single day...  
The tour starts in Sierra de Mijas, west of Malaga, where you'll visit one of the famous white villages and learn more about its history and cultural importance. This will also be an opportunity to immerse yourself in local customs and the warm atmosphere of the village. The programme then takes you on a tour of other towns along the coast as far as Marbella, where you can visit the old town and the famous Orange Square, as well as having free time to explore the town at your leisure. You'll finish at the luxurious Puerto Banús marina.

Duration: Full day. (approx. 8 hours)

Included: The services of a multilingual guide (German, English, French), pick-up and return to Torremolinos/Fuengirola.

Good to know: this excursion must be booked 48 hours in advance.

This excursion takes you to Frigiliana, a picturesque village with classic Andalusian charm. The guide will take you into the town's historic centre, which is a recognised historic and artistic site, where you can explore the square and the town's main monuments. In the free time that follows, you’ll also be able to wander at your leisure through this town dotted with white houses and criss-crossed by narrow streets, or purchase a souvenir typical of the region, such as pottery, fruit, vegetables or local wine.
Just 7 kilometres away you’ll find Nerja, a former fishing village that has become one of the most popular destinations in the province of Málaga. Here, you can take in spectacular views over the Mediterranean from the famous ‘Balcony of Europe’. There will be another period of free time before the return journey, so you’ll have time for lunch in a local restaurant.

Duration: Approx. 5 hours.

Day of departure: Monday.

Good to know: this excursion must be booked 48 hours in advance. 

On this excursion, you’ll head inland towards the Serranía de Ronda, following the mountainous landscapes to Setenil de las Bodegas, which is considered one of the most beautiful and original villages in the province of Cádiz and is characterised by its houses carved out of the rock. After that, you will head for Ronda, a town perched at an altitude of 739 metres on the edge of the impressive El Tajo gorge, which divides the town in two, with the historic town on one side and the new Ronda on the other, whose construction began in the 15th century. You can explore this charming city at your leisure, enjoy the stunning views and perhaps visit the bullring (the oldest in Spain), the Almocábar gate or the church of Santa María la Mayor (visits not included).

Duration: Full day (approx. 10 hours).
 

Departure days: Tuesday, Saturday.
 

Included: Pick-up and drop-off in Torremolinos and Estepona, multilingual guide (German, English, French), guided tour of Ronda, local guide, bullring tickets.
 

Recommended: Comfortable shoes.
 

Extra info: This excursion must be booked 24 hours in advance. Not recommended for people with reduced mobility.

This trip will take you to Seville, the magnificent capital of Andalusia. Seville lies on the banks of the Guadalquivir, Spain's only navigable river. It is a city characterised by a mixture of styles that bear witness to its rich past. It boasts unique architecture and a captivating culture, so it’s no wonder that this jewel of Andalusia is one of the most visited cities in the world.
Upon arrival in Seville, you'll begin with a tour of the city's most iconic landmarks, including the pavilion from the 1929 exhibition (Expo-92), the Parque Maria Luisa (formerly the park of the San Telmo palace), the Plaza de España, and finally the Jardines de Murillo. This is where the walking tour of the historic district of Santa Cruz begins, where you’ll see the Plaza Virgen de los Reyes and the Plaza de Triunfo, and finally the Giralda, the former minaret of the great Almohad mosque, and the cathedral, which is one of the largest in the world.
You will also have some free time to stroll through the narrow streets at your leisure and sample the local specialities.

Duration: Full day (approx. 12 hours).

Departure days: Wednesday, Friday.

Included: Pick-up and drop-off in Torremolinos, Fuengirola, Marbella, San Pedro, Estepona, services of a multilingual guide (German-speaking, English-speaking, French-speaking), services of a local guide, audio guides, entrance to the Cathedral and the Giralda, city tour.

Extra info: This excursion must be booked 48 hours in advance.

This dinner show is the perfect opportunity to enjoy delicious local cuisine and spectacular entertainment at Finca El Cartujano. Guests of all ages are welcome.

Evening programme:

• 6:00pm: Begin with a spectacular equestrian show directed by Salvador Sanchez, featuring around fifteen Cartujano horses across six acts, including dressage, sevillanas and alegrías, and doma vaquera.
• After the show, enjoy some free time to visit the stables, take photos with the riders and horses, or try mini golf while relaxing with a beer or a refreshing drink on the bar terrace.
• 7:45pm: Dinner is served in the Sanchez family restaurant, where you’ll be treated to homemade dishes, paella, ice cream, wine, and non-alcoholic beverages.
• 9:30pm: The evening concludes with a fabulous flamenco performance. A singer, guitarist, and two dancers will perform for approximately 55 minutes, presenting styles such as soleas, fandangos, and guajiras.

Departure day: Thursday

Included: Pick-up and drop-off from Torremolinos to Estepona, and the services of a multilingual guide (German, English, French)

Extra info: This excursion must be booked at least 48 hours in advance.

The day begins with a transfer to Tarifa, where you will board the fast ferry to cross the Strait of Gibraltar to reach Tangier, one of Morocco's main cities. From here, you will take a coach for a guided tour of the city, which will take you to various districts and end at Cap Espartel, where the Mediterranean sea meets the Atlantic Ocean.
You will then return to the city centre for a walking tour of the Kasbah (walled city) and the medina, with its narrow streets dotted with small shops and local craftsmen. A typical Moroccan lunch will then be served in a restaurant, accompanied by local music. After this, you will return to the port, make the crossing, and then take a transfer back to the hotel.

Duration: Full day (approx. 10 hours).

Departure days: Tuesday, Saturday.

Included: The services of a multilingual guide (German, English, French) and a local guide, return boat trip, visit to Tangiers, typical lunch (drinks not included), pick-up and drop-off in Torremolinos and Estepona.

Extra info: This excursion must be booked 48 hours in advance. You will need to provide your passport details in order to book the boat ticket and enter Morocco.

The activity begins at the port of Tarifa, the southernmost town on mainland Europe, and gives you the chance to see dolphins and whales. Sailing through the Strait of Gibraltar, designated as an International Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 2006, is an unforgettable experience – and even more thrilling when whales and dolphins approach the boat. At the narrowest point of the strait, just 14 kilometres from Morocco, the Atlas Mountains can be seen on a clear day.

After the boat trip, you will have some free time in the centre of Tarifa to have lunch, go shopping, or relax on the beach. The town is an interesting blend of old and new, and its breezy climate makes it a popular destination for windsurfing and kitesurfing. Meanwhile, the historic old town, complete with city walls, Guzman Castle, and narrow streets, cultivates a charming atmosphere. Shops range from the traditional fish market to souvenir stores and trendy surf boutiques, ensuring something for everyone.

Duration: Full day (approximately 12 hours)

Departure day: Thursday

Included: The services of a multilingual guide (English, German, French), tour of Tarifa, boat trip to see dolphins and cetaceans, pick-up and drop-off in Torremolinos and Estepona

Recommendations: Swimsuit, sunscreen, towels, comfortable shoes.

Extra info: This excursion must be booked 48 hours in advance.