Málaga · MáLAGA SELF-GUIDED AUDIO TOURS
11 reviewed
Out of 11 málaga self-guided audio tours on the site, these 11 are the ones to book. Prices, durations and standout details are below, so you can pick in five minutes and get back to the fun part.
See the huge Nerja Caves with a mobile audio guide, museum add-on, and 360º VR life 35,000 years ago for around $18.
“The intricate formations inside the Nerja Caves are truly stunning - home to the world’s largest stalactite, which is as impressive as it sounds. The site is also thoughtfully designed, making it very accessible and easy to explore.”
Picasso’s Málaga birthplace ticket plus a mobile audio guide to key sights like the Church of Santiago, explored on your schedule.
Centre Pompidou Malaga ticket plus a multilingual audio guide with 95 city stops, all in one easy 1-day plan.
“We wilden eigenlijk een enkel kaartje voor het museum maar dat was volgeboekt volgens jullie site en toen kochten we het duurdere kaartje maar bij het museum konden we gewoon n kaartje kopen voor 7,50 dus n beetje bedrog.”
Walk Malaga’s La Malagueta bullring, step into the ring, then learn with an English audio guide, museum rooms, and VR.
“Very interesting experience of great culture. I recommend it to everyone. Personally very organized and experiencedAuto-translated”
Walk Ronda’s best sights at your pace on a VoiceMap self-guided audio tour, with offline maps and clear English narration.
“This was great! To have audio and a map made this self-guided tour thoroughly enjoyable. The guide was easy to understand and I didn’t find the guitar music distracting. (I think it can be muted in the program’s settings if it bothers you.) At one point, the route was obstructed by a locked gate, but with the map in hand, I was able to detour and then rejoin the route. Early in the tour, there is a suggestion that you stop by the tourist office and buy a Bono Municipal, which gives you entry into 5 places of interest in Ronda. I did so and used the ticket over the…”
A self-guided, English mobile tour through Malaga’s Roman, Moorish, and Christian landmarks with GPS and local audio by Nacho.
“Highly recommended. I like to discover cities calmly and this app is perfect for that. Local guides tell the story and anecdotes in an engaging way, and the best thing is that you can do the route at your own pace, without rushing or schedules!Auto-translated”
Self-guided Alcazaba Malaga tour with an official English audio by Keko, map route, and ticket. Explore Nasrid palaces at your pace.
“The ticket didn’t work, I couldn’t reach to any representative to help me so I ended it up paying the ticket at the entrance which the combined option for the castle and the alcazaba was only 10 euros and have a self guide. Not my best experience. Was overpriced and it did not work.”
Rent a Dutch-style bike in Malaga for $22 and pedal self-guided coastal and inland routes via QR or paper, with gear included.
“Both myself and partner had a wonderful time on the bicycles we hired, got to go further and explore many of the small places along the promenade and stopped for some delicious food along the seaside. The young Spanish/American woman that helped us was very informative showing us and explaining the different route options we could go on. Great job on your second day and all the best for your future. We would high recommend using this service as it’s a great way to see a lot more than you would otherwise walking.”
Self-guided Ronda walk from Malaga with smartphone audioguide, offline map and 21 historian tracks. See Puente Nuevo, baths, palaces.
“Great self walking tour! We learned so much! Definitely worth the price and experience. You get to walk through the most of the city and learn a lot on the way. Just fyi, it doesn’t end where you start.”
A self-guided, GPS audio walk in Ronda with English tracks by Mónica, built for independent pacing and big bridge-and-view moments.
“Does not work, does not complicate able to know the link with on tur We have a biller that we can't put anywhere on their website. Not working, lost tempd, well decuAuto-translated”
Self-guided Malaga old-town audio walk with English and German audio, GPS guidance, and flexible photo stops for cruise days.
