Málaga: Tuk Tuk Tour
“Coast and Culture” 2h
Discover all of Málaga on our 2-hour tuk tuk tour.
A fun, sustainable, and unique way to explore the city.
With this 2-hour electric tuk tuk tour, you’ll discover the most authentic and iconic corners of this vibrant Mediterranean city.
From its beaches and promenades to historic viewpoints, charming neighborhoods, and cultural spaces.
Our 2-hour tuk tuk tour goes far beyond the historic center. You’ll enjoy panoramic views from Gibralfaro Castle. You’ll travel along the elegant Paseo del Limonar and the Pedregalejo promenade.
You’ll also experience the local atmosphere in special places like the Baños del Carmen or the Plaza de la Merced.
All this while still visiting the must-sees: La Farola, the Málaga Park, or the Centre Pompidou.
Ideal for all audiences, this 2-hour tuk tuk tour combines history, architecture, sea, and nature.
A perfect option for those looking for a complete experience, with the essential and the alternative side of Málaga.
Hop on our 2-hour “Coast and Culture” tuk tuk tour and discover Málaga like never before!
1
La Farola, Malagueta Beach And
Hotel Miramar
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The tour begins at the port with La Farola, a historic lighthouse from 1817 that is a symbol of Málaga. In front of it lies the popular Malagueta Beach, perfect for feeling the Mediterranean atmosphere. Nearby, the Hotel Miramar, a former palace converted into a luxury hotel, impresses with its facade and its history linked to the city.
2
Espigón Virgen Del Carmen And
Paseo Del Limonar
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We continue towards the Espigón de la Virgen del Carmen, a stone arm that juts out into the sea, offering spectacular views of the coastline. From there we enter the Paseo del Limonar, one of the most elegant avenues in Málaga, surrounded by modernist mansions, palm trees, and bougainvillea.
3
Pedregalejo Promenade and
Baños Del Carmen
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The tuk-tuk continues along the traditional Pedregalejo promenade, an old fishing district that still retains its local essence today, with low houses and beach bars facing the sea. Soon after, we arrive at the Baños del Carmen, an old spa from the early 20th century that offers a nostalgic and very special corner facing the Mediterranean.
4
Gibralfaro Castle and English Cemetery
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We ascend to the Gibralfaro Castle, a 14th-century fortress that crowns the city and offers one of the best panoramic views of the entire bay. As we descend, we pass by the English Cemetery, the first Protestant cemetery in Spain, full of history and exotic vegetation.
5
La Malagueta Bullring And
Alcazaba Tunnel
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We re-enter the downtown area passing by the Plaza de Toros de La Malagueta, a neo-Mudéjar bullring that has been active since the 19th century. Soon after, we cross the Alcazaba Tunnel, which directly connects the modern center with Muslim Málaga.
6
Plaza De La Merced and Málaga Park
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The tour continues through the Plaza de la Merced, one of the cultural centers of the city, where Picasso’s birthplace and a vibrant local life are located. From there we descend towards the Parque de Málaga, an urban tropical garden full of sculptures, fountains, and lush vegetation.
7
Bank of Spain, City Hall and University of Málaga
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We tour the monumental and institutional environment of the city, where three emblematic buildings stand: the Bank of Spain, the impressive neo-Baroque City Hall, and the historic headquarters of the University of Málaga, all facing the park and surrounded by palm trees.
8
Pedro Luis Alonso Gardens And
MUCAC Málaga
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Nearby we find the Jardines de Pedro Luis Alonso, a place of Spanish-French inspiration famous for its rose gardens and classical symmetry. The tour continues towards the Soho neighborhood, where the MUCAC, the museum of contemporary art with avant-garde exhibitions, is located.
9
Fountain of the Three Graces And
Centre Pompidou Málaga
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The tour ends next to the Fuente de las Tres Gracias, in neoclassical style, located in one of the busiest roundabouts. From there we head to Muelle Uno, where the colorful cube of the Centre Pompidou puts the finishing touch with its contemporary cultural offer by the sea.