15 Sightseeing Tours In Malaga

Set out on an excursion to the Fuengirola Zoo in Malaga, home to a vast array of wildlife from around the world. Walk through a world of Malaysian temples and African baobab trees to spot a diversity of birds such as hornbills and cassowaries to name a few. As you tread through the tropical forest, keep your binoculars handy to spot Sumatran tigers, Malayan tapirs, green pythons and hippos, all in their natural habitat. Since the zoo remains open in the summers until midnight, it is a unique opportunity to see the nocturnal animals come to life.

Experience the raw passion and energy of gypsy flamenco through the live performances of highly skilled musicians, singers and dancers in a traditional Andalucian setting in the center of Torremolinos. Sip a complimentary drink as you admire the women in colourful gypsy- style dresses with fringed silk shawls and hand-painted fans in dazzling designs. See old men in fraying straw hats with faces scorched and cracked like the bark of an olive tree. Watch courting couples dance in the dramatic style that symbolizes life and love in this vibrant part of Spain. And as the…

Ronda is an ancient Andalucian town, offering breathtaking views of the El Tajo gorge that plunges down hundreds of metres, dramatically dividing the town into two. Uniting both the sections is a spectacular 18th century arched bridge. The tour offers endless photographic opportunities you will see houses clinging to the steep valley, distant olive fields, misty mountains and lots of unforgettable vistas. For a flavour of an old Muslim town, stroll down the maze-like old section of Ronda and you will come across ancient Arab houses lining the street. Splendid scenery…

The city of Cordoba is famous for its popular historical sites such as the spectacular Mezquita and the Jewish Quarter. One of the finest examples of Islamic architecture, the Mezquita is a beautiful mosque built by Abd ar-Rahman I. Its shimmering golden mosaics and an endless row of red-and-white striped arches make it a visual delight. The Jewish Quarter is maze of narrow streets filled small plazas, white-washed houses with flowery window boxes and wrought-iron doorways opening up to plant-decked patios. The well restored 14th century Synagogue in Cordoba is yet another…

Set out from Malaga on a historical tour of Seville, the capital city of Andalucia. You will appreciate one of the finest works of gothic and baroque architecture at the Cathedral of Seville. Wander around the cathedral and you will come across an altar and tomb where Christopher Columbus is said to have been buried. Marvel at the sheer height of the La Giralda tower on this historical tour of Seville. This magnificent structure stands approximately 97 metres tall and was constructed in several distinct parts from different cultures. On this cultural sightseeing tour in…

Cross the narrow straits of Gibraltar in a ferry to the continent of Africa and take a tour of Tangier for a true flavour of the Arab world. Explore this Moroccan city and wander around the colourful local market and shop for leather goods, jewellery, pottery, pretty carpets and herbal products for your family and friends back home. A popular tourist landmark in Tangier, the Kasbah is a former sultanate palace which has now been converted into a museum. Your excursion is incomplete without sampling authentic Moroccan cuisine in a popular restaurant. A sightseeing tour of…

Discover one of Spain's greatest splendors, often referred to as the eighth wonder of the world. The Alhambra Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is set in a stunning location overlooking the city of Granada. Nestling at the foot of the Sierra Nevada Mountains and arguably the finest example of Arab architecture in the whole of Spain, the palace and its gardens were built as a re-creation of heaven on earth, with cool courtyards, tinkling fountains and intricate carvings perfectly preserved. Explore the opulent royal reception rooms and harem. Visit the Fortress of…