Explore the Spanish coastal city of Malaga on two wheels on one of these fun-packed bike tours, where an expert guide will show you the sights with the wind in your hair.
Discovering Málaga by bike is one of the most rewarding ways to get under the skin of this sun-soaked Andalusian city. Flat, compact and dotted with cycle paths, it’s perfectly suited to two wheels, letting you cover more ground than on foot. Throw in a friendly local guide and a few hidden corners, and you’ve got the makings of a memorable adventure. Here are three of the best Malaga bike tours currently on offer.
Malaga Bike Tour – Old Town, Marina & Beach
Hop on a bike and explore Málaga’s highlights on this fun, easy-going three-hour tour. Starting at Plaza de la Marina, you’ll cycle through the old town, along the lively port of Muelle Uno, and past beaches lapped by the Mediterranean. Along the way, a local guide will share stories, history and day-to-day insights into the city. Stops include the Atarazanas fresh market, Gibralfaro Castle viewpoint and Picasso’s birthplace, plus a ride through the city’s colourful graffiti quarter. The route is flat and suitable for all ages, with plenty of breaks to rest and take photos. From $37 per person.
Malaga: Castle Hill and Fisherman Village E-Bike Tour
See a different side of Málaga on this electric bike adventure that combines city and seaside cycling. After getting set up with your E-bike, you’ll pedal through the historic centre and past vivid street art in the city’s emerging creative quarters. From there, you’ll climb up Castle Hill to the Gibralfaro fortress and Parador viewpoint, where expansive views await. Next, you’ll cruise down to the coast to explore the old fishing village of Pedregalejo, before riding the beach promenade past Hemingway’s old haunt at Miramar Palace and on to the modern port of Muelle Uno before returning to your start point. From $50 per person.
Malaga: Private Bike Rental
You can also traverse Málaga at your own pace by booking a self-guided bike tour. With a full-day bike hire, you’ll get a city map, helmet, lock and personalised route suggestions to help you make the most of your time. Whether you want to cruise along the beach promenade, uncover local life in the fishing village of Pedregalejo, or hop between tapas bars and historic sites like the Roman Theatre and Alcazaba, the city is your oyster. For added convenience, the bike rental office is just minutes from the city centre too. From $12 per person.