Original activities to do in a group in Malaga

If you want to enjoy the best that the city has to offer, think about booking a group in Malaga. Malaga has plenty of options for you to explore. The city regularly organizes street art tours where you can view the spectacular artwork in the city centre. If you are a group in Malaga, it would be a great option to explore some of the lesser-known parts of the city. At the same time, you are getting involved in a local art scene. The artwork featured is often by famous, local artists and goes far beyond graffiti.

Tour group in Malaga

You can also enjoy tour of something a little more tasty. A great activity for a group in Malaga is booking a food and wine tour. The city of Malaga is famous for it´s seafood, as well as being a tapas haven. You can even organize a tour yourself. Simply visit the buzzing Mercado Atarazanas to sample some local delicacies. After, you can simply begin in one bar and head to the next. A great tip is to ask locals for advice. There are many bars that tourists often miss but are frequented by Malagan locals. Ask around and take in the laid-back atmosphere of eating and drinking.

Another popular idea is to visit an Andalucian horse show. Best enjoyed in groups, it showcases Andalucia at it´s finest. Relax with a drink and take in the marvel of the performance.

Adventure in Malaga

Travelling in groups is a great excuse to cut loose. Head outside and you will find Malaga has plenty to offer you.

If you fancy something a little different, there is something for your group in Malaga. You can visit the many churches and crypts that abound in Malaga. You can organise a tour when there or simple visit at your own leisure. Malaga has a unique mix of traditional Spanish Gothic architecture, but yet has a tropical vibe. A great place to begin is the Crypt of Santa Maria. This is suitably spooky for any group in Malaga. Next, visit Malaga Cathedral, which is well-renowned for it´s beauty. If you want to explore further, a suggestion is Cortijo Jurado. This building has long been abandoned and many horror stories have originated here. In fact, you can even do your own ghost tour, a great group activity for night.

Touring the city can be hard work on your feet. Many groups in Malaga rent Segways or bicycles to see the sights. Going outside the city, you can also rent buggies to explore the countryside. This is great fun, but you will get dirty! If your group is eager for some thrills, then it could be a much-needed break from the heat of the city.

Another adventure activity for a group in Malaga is to visit the El Caminito del Rey. This hike crosses a bridge, suspended between two cliffs. Slightly hair-raising but a real bonding experience for your group in Malaga. The trek also encompasses canyons, a mountainside walkway, and a spectacular lake. The route is breathtakingly beautiful and a real favourite.

If all that excitement has proved too much, you can relax at the Turkish baths. The Hammam offers massages and spa treatments.You can lose yourself for several hours in this traditional bath-house. Zen music, tea and incense greeet every customer. So, after a hectic day sightseeing, the Hammam is a wonderful choice. Perfect to unwind after a busy day.

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