Then we will depart to Marbella (60kms) we will go along the side coast of Costa del Sol. We begin the visit of Marbella on foot, of the old part of Marbella, all constructed in Andalusia style and where nowadays there is an important commercial centre. After the visit we will enjoy free time, we advice you to walk on the pretty avenue of the Sea, where are a few Dali’s sculptures Then we will get the bus to continue to Banús Port, 12 kms., on the way we will cross the Gold Mile with excellent residential development, and where we will also see the Mosque, ordered to construct by the king of Saudi Arabia and his Sea palace To the arrival to Banus Port, we will enjoy free time. Return to the Port.

HALF DAY HIGHLIGHTS OF MALAGA CITY: We left the port and we began a panoramic city tour that will take us to pass in the first place by the park of Malaga S. XIX, where we will see some emblematic city buildings as, the Customs building, the Small house of the Gardener, the bank of Spain and the City council. We will arrive at the General Torrijos Square and there we will see the Noble Hospital and the Tres gracias Fountain. We continue by the Reding avenue and here we will be able to see the Malagueta bullring, the Justice Palace and the main entrance to the English cemetery. We will climb up to Gibralfaro to visit its castle of S. XIV. We descend from Gibralfaro to downtown again, trough a very popular district, called the Victory district , where we will see the Our Lady of the Victory Sanctuary, going down by its main street we will arrive at the Merced Square. At the Merced Square we will get off the bus to start our walking tour through the historical Malaga centre . At the square we will see the Picasso’s Native House . Also we will see the monolith erected in the Square in memory and honor to the general Torrijos From here we will be going down by Granada Street , where we will see and visit, the Santiago’s Church, one of the oldest ones of the city and where Picasso was baptized , and where the image of our Lord Jesus the Rico is maintained , keep going we will go towards the Alcazabilla street to see the Roman Theatre outside and the Fortress main entrance , Arab palace-fortress of the S.
NERJA CAVES: Crossing the Malaga centre we will go towards the Highway that leads to the Nerja we will go along the Sol Coast ,the Axarquia zone. We will notice in this zone that agriculture is still important, there are abundant avocados´s crops and numerous winter pastures . We will see towns as the Rincón de la Victoria , Vélez, Malaga, Torrox we will arrive at Nerja, city coast where the famous caves are located ,they were discovered in 1959. Considered the most beautiful caves of Europe, this excursion will offer the opportunity to admire several caves places as the one of Cataclysm, that contains a central column of 32 meters and the Nativity corridor. We will discover the paintings that testify that the men inhabited these caves 20,000 or 30,000 years

We will have free time for eating in one of these Villages. These villages have marvelled everybody with their charm. Pedro Antonio de Alarcón dedicated them his first travel book in Spanish and Gerald Brennan told us about its excellences in Al sur de Granada. For Federico Garcia Lorca it was "the country of nowhere". The dances and the songs are an important part of a rich folklore and an ancestral tradition. The Moors and Christians fiestas are celebrated in a large number of places but one of the most original manifestations of the district are the Trovos from La Alpujarra. In this Trovos, the two troveros sing in turns improvising the response according to what the other has sung. Next to La Alpujarra we find the fertile Lecrín valley where the fields of orange and lemon trees perfume the air in spring with a very heady blossom smell. Old flour mills, Muslim castles and charming cortijos, sprinkle this quiet and bright district.
TOUR DURATION: 7 HOURS

This town in the Málaga region sits on either side of the Tajo del Ronda, a narrow gorge more than 150 meters deep. We will have a private guided visit of this town, where Celts, Phoenicians, Romans and Arabs all inhabited these lands, were reconquered by the Catholic Monarchs. The historic quarter, reminiscent of the Arab age and with a medieval layout is scattered to the south of the Guadalevín, while more modern Ronda, the part which sprang up after the 16th century, unfolds to the north of the course of this river. Several bridges unite the two halves of one of the most interesting towns on the route of the Whitewashed Villages, in the heart of the the Ronda hills, only a few kilometers from the Costa del Sol. The so-called "city of the castles" stands on a natural vantage point defended at its most accessible point by a citadel. It still preserves its walls and the most important gates which gave access to the city. The Almocábar Gate (13th century) provided access to the south side of the town, the Carlos I Gate dates from the 16th century, while the Exijara Gate led to the Jewish quarter. We will have some free time to have our lunch. Outstanding in these walled surroundings is the Gothic-Renaissance construction of the church of Espíritu Santo, ordered to be built by Fernando the Catholic to commemorate the reconquest of Ronda. Another major religious work is Santa María la Mayor, where Arab and Christian features combine. On the site of an old Roman temple, the Arabs built the Main Mosque of Ronda in the 13th century. Preserved from this period are the mihrab arch, decorated with stucco, and the minaret, transformed into a belltower
TOUR DURATION: 7 HOURS