Malaga · LUNCH EXPERIENCES
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 4 lunch experiences worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Spend three hours aboard Mundo Marino’s Catamaran Shooting Star, sailing from Malaga for open-sea swimming, sun and shade on deck, and a pork paella lunch with salad, bread, fruit, and one drink. The crew speaks Spanish and English, and the catamaran is wheelchair accessible.
“Saw dolphins! Great for a swim and paella was yummy!”
Travel from Nerja or Torre del Mar in a Mercedes Vito with a guide such as Cipriano or Miguel. Walk the narrow streets of Árchez, Canillas de Albaida, Salares, and Sayalonga, then enjoy an included lunch. Expect steep steps, winding roads, and a maximum of eight people.
“Miguel was our guide and we toured the white villages - we would never have seen what we did alone without his expertise and not to mention his driving . He set the tone for the tour with our ground we laughed all day . We have taken many trips in many countries but Miguel just got the balance right - what an asset to his company . We were also blessed with the nicest fellow passengers in our group . Lunch was exceptionally nice”
Sail from Benalmádena with guides Luis, Álvaro, and crew in search of dolphins, then snorkel near a historic shipwreck. You’ll also get a 20-foot sea slide, kayaks, paddle boards, wetsuits, and lunch. The small-group setting feels more personal than a standard sightseeing boat.
“Activity was brilliant, crew on board was fantastic explaining everything in detail as to what we would see Snorkeling and gave clear instructions to people who wasn’t experienced and helped where they could or needed to. Slide was amazing, everyone loved it Paddle boards and kayak Can’t remember the names of both Both crew members but went above and beyond to make the day one to remember Especially having to go further out to sea to be able to see the dolphins. Would highly recommend 👌🏻👍🏻Read more”
Travel in a blue Mercedes Vito with up to eight people to Frigiliana and El Acebuchal. A local guide such as Miguel or Cipriano leads the walks, then serves a traditional lunch in the restored village. Expect steep lanes, steps, mountain views, and a relaxed pace.
“The tour of both of the whitewashed towns was amazing. The walking tour was full of information about these two towns with lots of history thrown in to accompany the stunning visuals. The meal at Acebuchal was excellent. And Miguel, our guide, did a wonderful job while paying attention to keeping a comfortable pace for the group. We highly recommend this tour!”
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