We planned a self-guided road bike tour of southern Spain based out of Malaga and stopped in for…read moreadvice, help, and recommendations. Everyone at Bike 2 Malaga was friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful - we worked with both Vladimir and Stefan. While we had our own bikes, B2M was stocked with e-bikes, road, mountain, and gravel bikes for rental. They also offer guided rides, casual tours, and repairs. Not stocked with all the latest bling, jerseys, gadgets, but that isn't what they're shooting for. Highly recommend these guys.

Great place to rent bikes for 5euro for 4 hours. Bike comes with a lock. We rented the cruiser that…read morehad 7 gears. They were in good condition. Cash only!! Must leave something of value as deposit...driver license, credit card,etc. We rode 10 miles along the coast and 10 miles back. Beautiful promenade that is easy to follow. When looking at port from the city, we went left towards lighthouse. Mostly a flat ride. Many places along the way to stop and eat. The beaches are full of locals.

My family had an excellent time on the Malaga Food Sherpa tour with Elysse. We started with a bit…read moreof history and then sat down just outside of the market so have some fried sardines and the tinto de verano. Even those in my family who were not fans of seafood enjoyed this dish. Our group then went into the market and had some samples of olives, almonds and figs. It was excellent. We then travelled for the Charcuterie plate and some vermouth and manzanilla. My choice was the manzanilla but the rest of the family enjoyed the vermouth. The Iberian ham and cheese were wonderful. We walked some more and went to the Malaga-centric food and wine restaurant--Eme Mariano. The red wine was excellent. We paired this with a Gazpachuelo--- fish soup--which was velvety in texture. We followed this with the best croquetas de jamón I have had during my time in Spain. A little further walk and we went to El Chinitas for red and white wine sampling. The fried eels was scrumptious followed by a mini-sandwich of Iberian pork shoulder. Again, excellent. On our tour we had two people from Latvia, two from Wales and six from the US. We shared our food adventures as well as our Spain highlights. I highly recommend this tour!

We booked the Malaga Evening Wine and Tapas Tour. There was another couple with us. This was an…read moreexcellent tour. I'm glad we booked it as our guide have us the ins/outs, history, and must try places. In addition to the different food, wine, and experience. This is a must do when you first come to Malaga. They will give a lot of advice on which restaurants to go, which are tourist traps, and what to do. I can't recall but we went to 7 different restaurants to try the delicacies of Malaga along with wine.

The tour was very informative and a beautiful way to see Malaga. Tommy was. A very good guide.read more

Rented a bike from Malaga Bike today- excellent, efficient service…read more Rented a hybrid bike which was perfect for bike path and the sometimes-rough roads. They were helpful giving directions and advice on where to ride. Was a great way to spend an afternoon in Malaga.

Many of the Audio Jacks don't function and there is a loud biz that makes it difficult to listen to…read morethe audio, but most I importantly they're was little information. Most of the tour there is only music. It would be best to have almost constant audio information. I do not recommend this tour.

Wonderful tour but the BEST of it was our driver Miguel - very helpful with our accessibility…read moreneeds; helped us find a great lunch spot! Friendly and professional service! We saw wild Canaries while having lunch. Gracias señor Miguel!

This was our third "free" walking tour that we participated in during our first eight days in the…read moreSouth of Spain. Alejandro did a great job with this tour that lasted a bit under two hours and with a large group of around 20 or so people. He was very animated and he knew how to tell good stories. He was funny, energetic and his English was very good. We learned much about Malaga and its history, buildings and people. Alejandro was a great tour guide and a great ambassador to the city. He earned a good tip!

I have done three walking tours with them. Those were 'free' - you don't have to pay till the end…read moreof the tour, where you decide how much the tour is worth for you. That seems to be an amazing system - as guides were truly amazing! Very engaging, excellent sense of humour, and this way time flies - you don't notice how tour comes to an end;( In addition to historical facts, the guides give you advices as locals - e.g. when museum are free of charge, which beaches are the best and how to get there, as well as places that are great for food (and I have to say they were not wrong- food was amazing and cheap indeed). Definitely give them a go when in Malaga!