Mijas attractions

With this ticket, you can visit the Museo Picasso Málaga to learn about the life and works of Pablo Picasso. Set in the beautiful Palace of Buenavista, the museum has a permanent collection consisting of over 200 paintings, sculptures, graphic works, and ceramics spanning the artist's entire career.  The ticket will give you access to the museum and the use of an informative audio guide.

Departing from the Port of Málaga, this experience will allow you to enjoy a relaxing sailboat cruise on the Bay of Málaga. You'll be able to take in views of Málaga while the sun slowly sets behind the mountains. You will be able to relax on the boat and enjoy the sea breeze with a glass of sparkling wine for an incredible and unforgettable experience.

You will be taken to the famous Caminito del Rey, a route long known as one of the most dangerous trails in the world. After four years of reconstruction it reopened in 2015 and is now safe and accessible to all. As you move along the restored path, you'll walk on a walkway suspended more than 100 metres above the canyon, with dramatic views of the steep cliffs and the landscape below. Along the route you'll cross the canyon on a suspension bridge, an experience that emphasises the scale and height of the gorge. There will also be a short stop in a typical small white Andalusian town, where you can get a feel for local character before or after the walk. The trip focuses on the restored Caminito del Rey itself, combining the high, exposed walkway and bridge crossing with a brief visit to a traditional village setting.

In the heart of Málaga, Teatro Flamenco Málaga presents Esencia, a show where you will hear passionate singing, see expressive dancing and feel the rhythm of skilful guitar playing. You will watch top-level artists who master flamenco techniques, with the three pillars of the art — voice, dance and guitar — brought together on stage. The intimate, state-of-the-art theatre means you will be close to the performers and able to enjoy every detail without distractions. As a special highlight, the performance includes a distinctive demonstration of the traditional Bolero school, a feature you will rarely find elsewhere. If you are a tourist or a flamenco enthusiast, you will find the evening suited to those seeking quality and tradition. You can purchase soft drinks and other beverages directly at the theatre, and you will find children’s tickets available at a reduced price.

From the Costa del Sol, you will travel to the Caminito del Rey with convenient transport from Málaga and selected pickup points. You’ll ride in a comfortable coach while professional guides share the walkway’s history — once known as one of the most dangerous walkways in the world and now fully restored for a safe experience. Along the way, the guides will offer context and background about the area and its significance in Andalusia. You will walk the 7.7 km route along spectacular cliffside paths and cross hanging footbridges. As you move through the Gaitanes Gorge, you’ll admire sweeping views of the gorge itself and the surrounding natural landscape. Experienced guides will accompany you throughout, providing insights about what you see and ensuring the experience remains safe and comfortable.

With this Alegría flamenco ticket, you'll get the opportunity to see a traditional Spanish dance and song show in Málaga. During the show, you'll experience the sounds of guitar and singing accompanied by dancing. You'll head to the theater to participate in the show. Additionally, you'll have the option of visiting the restaurant on the premises to grab a meal before, during or after the flamenco show.

With this ticket, you can take a return journey on the Teleférico Benalmadena cable car. You'll travel to the top of Mount Calamorro, reaching heights of more than 2600 ft. above sea level, one of the highest points on the Costa del Sol. From this vantage point, you'll have unbeatable views over the stunning landscape. You'll also find a range of leisure activities, dining options and walking trails at the summit to add to your experience.

From Málaga, the coach will take the autopista for a faster, smoother journey to Gibraltar. Once there, you’ll have ample free time to explore the Rock at your own pace. Make your way up to the Top of the Rock, visit St. Michael’s Cave and the Great Siege Tunnels, or stroll along Main Street to browse the shops. A Spanish/English host will be on board to assist and provide local information during the day. After your time by the sea, the tour continues to the whitewashed village of Mijas Pueblo. You’ll have time to wander its plazas, visit artisan shops and enjoy the viewpoints that overlook the coastline, before returning to Málaga later the same day. Bring a valid passport (or national ID if you are EU/EEA/Swiss). Gibraltar is outside the Schengen Area and a visa may be required depending on your nationality, so please check entry requirements in advance.

On this two-hour ocean trip, you'll set sail from Fuengirola and cruise along the Costa del Sol coast aboard a catamaran. You'll have plenty of space to spread out on the boat, as well as an upper floor to provide excellent views over the water. Along the way, you'll look out for dolphins and observe their behavior and interactions in their natural environment. You'll also get the chance to purchase drinks from the on-board bar.

Departing from Malaga, this full-day tour will take you to discover some of Andalusia's most picturesque towns and beauty spots. You'll visit the town of Ronda, where you'll see the Puente Nuevo bridge and learn about the region's history. Next, you'll head to Setenil de las Bodegas – a town featuring quaint houses built into giant rocks. Here, you'll have free time to explore and sample a range of traditional Andalusian dishes and wines.

This tour will give you the opportunity to cruise along the coast of Malaga and see several of the city's top sights. During the cruise, you'll be able to relax on the boat's deck and take in views of the city. Additionally, you'll be given time to go swimming.

This ticket provides entry to Selwo Aventura, a sprawling animal park where the spirit of Africa comes alive. You'll encounter a wide variety of animals, including lions, Asian elephants, cheetahs, Iberian lynxes and playful red pandas. Adventure awaits with activities like crossing hanging bridges and soaring down the 100-yard-long Ziwa zip line over the great Lake of Africa. The park also offers a full schedule of events and exhibitions, featuring educational seminars and interactive experiences, such as feeding young goats. You can choose from various ticket options to tailor your visit: a Standard ticket for access to Selwo Aventura, a Combo ticket including the Benalmádena cable car ride, or the Selwo Pack, which grants entry to both Selwo Aventura and Selwo Marina parks.

With tickets to Bioparc Fuengirola, you can explore a zoo model based on the conservation of species and respect for nature. Inside the park, you'll find a wide variety of creatures, from gorillas and tigers to lemurs, in their natural habitats and representing Earth's biodiversity. You can also get up close to birdlife and different mammals in the 'claro de la selva' or jungle clearing.

With this ticket, you'll get skip-the-line admission to the Museo Casa Natal de Picasso in Málaga. In the birthplace of the world-famous artist, you'll get to learn more about Pablo Picasso's early life and see works done by both Picasso and his father. You'll also see a huge collection of graphic art created by Picasso and many other artists, including Miró and Christo, as well as works by many contemporary local artists.

This day trip from Malaga takes you to Ronda and Setenil de las Bodegas with an Andalusian-flavoured programme that you can adapt to your preferences. In Ronda you may explore at your own pace or opt for a guided visit, depending on the option you choose. You’ll get practical support to enjoy the city’s history, gastronomy and monuments, and you’ll have access to an interactive map and videos of Lucia and Manu in your language to learn more about sights such as the church, the bullring, the Tagus and other highlights. Guides are on hand to help personalise your time in Ronda with recommendations on food, flamenco, monuments or special corners, without unnecessary extra costs. If you pick the wines-and-tapas, non-guided option, you’ll visit Casa Museo Don Bosco and enjoy a wine tasting “a pinchos” along with Andalusian tapas. The trip also includes a visit to Setenil, where a shuttle train is provided to travel through the town with greater comfort.