Chilled-Out Girls' Trip to Málaga: Private Transport, Boutique Hostel & Vibrant Culture

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01 Mar 25 → 04 Mar 25

Guided trip

4 days

7 stops

1 - 4 Mates

Spain

What's special?

girls weekend getaway

night out

great food

Málaga is a vibrant city located on the southern coast of Spain, in the heart of the Andalusian region. It is the capital of the Costa del Sol, a popular tourist destination known for its Mediterranean climate, stunning beaches, rich history, and dynamic culture. As one of the oldest cities in Europe, Málaga seamlessly blends its ancient heritage with modern flair, offering visitors a unique and diverse experience. It has a vibrant nightlife and is perfect for a memorable girls' trip.

I'm a creative curious person inspired by deep conversations, nature, art, and travel. I'm also very light-hearted and enjoy dancing, going out for drinks and listening to live music. I have travelled around most of Europe and the Americas and now I organise group trips. I'm easy going and laid back and would like positive, respectful people to join my trips ONLY GOOD VIBES and no CONTROL FREAKS. I'm half Italian and half colombian and was raised in London and Italy. I now live between Spain, Italy and England. Before confirming your booking you will receive a schedule My expectations on this trip is for only chilled out people to join. If you need a minute by minute schedule this is not the right trip for you. On that note I am very friendly and kind and try to accomodate everyones wishes. My trips used to be low budget but it didn't work out for everyone as some people want a low cost vacation but then complain about public transport, yes there can be delays and cancellations when public transport is used and unfortunately the people who joined the trip could not deal with this. Because of that all my trips now include private transport, like a rented car, taxis, prebooked ferries or bus tours.

We will stay in a boutique hostel where we will share a room which is only for females. There will be no kitchen as we will be eating out all the time, eating out is very accessible, about 5 for breakfast and less than 20 for dinner. The hostel is in the centre of Malagas old town and has recently opened. I was there a month ago and the decor is beautiful. Any questions about the trip? You can let me know in the Q&A section!

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accommodation

rebooked bus for Ronda

uber from hostel to bus station

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Alcazaba de Málaga

Day 1-2

We will start our day with a visit to this stunning Moorish fortress. It’s a short walk from the city center and offers panoramic views of the city and the Mediterranean. We will explore the gardens, courtyards, and impressive architecture. Lunch,wewillEnjoy a traditional Andalusian lunch at a local restaurant. El Pimpi is a famous spot known for its Andalusian atmosphere and delicious local dishes, such as espeto (grilled sardines) and jamón ibérico.

Málaga Roman Theatre

Day 2

Right next to the Alcazaba, the Roman Theatre is one of Málaga's oldest monuments, dating back to the 1st century BC. It's free to visit and gives you a sense of the city's ancient past. its located at the foot of the Alcazaba fortress, it dates back to the 1st century BC and is one of the best-preserved Roman structures in Spain.

Castillo de Gibralfaro

Day 2

Afternoon: Castillo de Gibralfaro: After lunch, wewill head up to the Gibralfaro Castle, which is a bit of a climb but rewards you with fantastic views of Málaga. The castle is an excellent place to learn about the city’s history and enjoy some quiet time away from the crowds. Málaga Cathedral: On our way down from the castle, we will stop by the Málaga Cathedral. Known as “La Manquita” (the one-armed lady) because of its unfinished south tower, this Renaissance cathedral is beautiful and worth a visit.

Museo Picasso Málaga

Day 2-3

Museo Picasso Málaga: Málaga is Picasso’s birthplace, and a visit to the Picasso Museum is a must. The museum features more than 200 works by the artist, showcasing his early and later works, along with an extensive collection of his personal items. Centre Pompidou Málaga: For a taste of modern art, head to the Centre Pompidou, which is located in a striking glass cube by the port. It features rotating exhibitions of contemporary art from the Pompidou Centre in Paris. After dinner we will head out for drinks

Mercado Central de Atarazanas

Day 3

Try a restaurant in the El Mercado de Atarazanas, a beautiful historic market offering fresh produce, seafood, and local specialties. The area surrounding the market is lively and full of tapas bars, where you can sample traditional Andalusian food. Afternoon: Museo Carmen Thyssen: Located in a beautiful former palace, this museum is home to an impressive collection of Spanish and Andalusian art, focusing on the 19th-century Spanish painting. It’s a great complement to the Picasso Museum. Shopping & strolling in the historic center: Take some time to explore Málaga’s charming streets, including Calle Larios, the main shopping street, and the surrounding neighborhoods filled with boutiques, cafés, and tapas bars.

Ronda

Day 3-4

Day trip to Ronda which is 1.5 hours by bus. Ronda is one of the most spectacular and picturesque towns in southern Spain. Perched high above a dramatic gorge, this historic town offers stunning views, fascinating history, and an incredible blend of natural beauty and architectural charm. Ronda is set in the Serranía de Ronda, a mountainous region known for its rugged landscapes, rolling hills, and breathtaking views. The town itself is divided into two parts by the Tajo de Ronda, a deep, 100-meter (328-foot) gorge that splits the old and new sections of the town. At the bottom of the gorge flows the Guadalevín River. The Puente Nuevo (New Bridge), one of Ronda’s most iconic landmarks, spans the gorge and connects the old town (La Ciudad) with the newer part of the town (El Mercadillo). The bridge, completed in 1793, offers panoramic views of the river and the surrounding countryside, making it one of the most photographed spots in Spain.

Playa del palo

Day 4

The 4th and last day will be a beach day, although it is too cold to sunbathe we will have lunch infront of the sea. We will go to Playa del Palo which has a more local vibe and try espeto (grilled sardines), a local specialty, at one of the many seaside eateries.