Málaga: from the Coast to the Hidden Gems
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Málaga: from the Coast to the Hidden Gems
The trip in a nutshell
This is a WeRoadX trip. What does it mean? This is a trip designed and realised entirely by experienced WeRoad Travel Coordinators. The Coordinator takes care of the whole trip: from defining the itinerary to selecting accommodation and on-site experiences. Via WeRoad website you can book the trip and manage it in your personal area, just like any other WeRoad.
Málaga isn’t just one of the most famous cities in Spain, it’s a place that will capture your heart. But beyond its beauty, do you know what secrets the Costa del Sol holds? Get ready to fall head over heels in love with it. Our self-driven adventure will begin and end in Malaga, but in between, we’ll uncover the hidden gems of this stunning province. Picture yourself wandering through the glamorous streets of Marbella, crossing Ronda’s iconic bridge with its breathtaking views, and getting lost in the timeless charm of Antequera, a UNESCO World Heritage city often called “the Florence of Spain.”
And there’s more! Prepare yourself for the thrill of walking the legendary Caminito del Rey, and for the ultimate spiritual journey as you hike part of the Camino de Santiago, spending the night in a cozy albergue, just like the pilgrims do. This trip is overflowing with everything our heart could desire: golden beaches, vibrant cities, soul-refreshing treks, and, of course, the rich flavors of Spain. Imagine yourself indulging in the most traditional Spanish dishes, sipping on exquisite wines, and feeling the raw passion of a live flamenco performance. This isn’t just a holiday, it’s an experience that will stir your soul. Get ready to fall deeply in love, discover new adventures, and uncover the true secret to happiness.
Travel mood
Physical effort
This itinerary has an INTERMEDIATE level of physical effort, and the pace of the trip is considered sustained. Medium-to-long transfers (from 3 to 6 hours) and excursions or treks requiring good physical preparation are expected. We will change accommodations almost every day, and we expect you to have a good spirit of adaptability.
This itinerary involves a 16km hike from Villanueva de la Concepción to Antequera that requires a moderate amount of physical effort.
Entry requirements
Passport: 6 months of residual validity.
ETIAS Authorization: from November 2024, the new EU Entry/Exit System (EES) will start for all non-EU nationals. You will need to have your fingerprints and your photo taken when entering the Schengen area. From 2025, you will need a travel authorization (ETIAS) to enter the EU. Read more here.
Please visit the gov.uk website for more information. For all other passport holders, please refer to your national government website.
Arrival and departure
This trip begins and ends in Málaga. On the first day of the trip we will meet by 6pm, on the last day you can leave at anytime during the morning.
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What's included
6 nights accomodation
Local Experience: 1 night in a Pilgrim albergue
All breakfasts
Rental car from day 2 to day 7
Walking city tour in Antequera UNESCO World Heritage
Cooking class with wine tasting and flamenco show
Caminito del Rey entrance
Drop off hike Camino de Santiago
- Travel Coordinator services
- Free cancellation with 100% refund up to 31 days before departure