Multi-day Tours and Trips from Málaga

Explore the wonders of the Arabian world on a multi-day tour from Málaga to Morocco. Adventure seekers and sun worshippers alike will find a tour to suit their interests.

Trot through Málaga's varied landscapes with ease on horseback or spend time bathing in the balmy seas surrounding the city. Then, wave goodbye to Spain completely to visit Morocco.

Located on the southern coast of Spain, the port of Málaga is the perfect jumping-off point for exploring more of the country on a multi-day trip.

Fez

The northern city of Fez is known as the cultural hub of Morocco. You'll find bustling souks lining the city streets, selling colorful fabrics, fragrant spices and hand-spun pottery.

With a history that stretches over 1,200 years, Fez is brimming with cultural sites from different periods.

These include the 14th-century Jewish Quarter, Quaraouiyine Mosque and the Chouara Tannery, where tourists can see the process of making leather from scratch.

You can explore the UNESCO-listed Old Town on a multi-day trip to Fez and see why the city has been dubbed the "Mecca of the West".

Meknes

Meknes is one of the four Imperial cities of Morocco and was founded in the 11th century as a military settlement. Over the following centuries, the city expanded immensely and even served as the country's capital from 1672 to 1727.

Multi-day trips to Meknes allow you to get lost in its maze of cobblestone streets and admire its historic architecture.

Known to have fewer tourists swarming the city than other destinations, Meknes is an excellent alternative to the hectic streets of Marrakech.

Those who wish to soak up the grandeur of the Roman Ruins of Volubilis or the intricate Bab al-Mansour in peace can do so in this laid-back Moroccan city.

2-Day trips

If you have 48 hours to spare in the city of Málaga, why not take to the water and practice the skill of kitesurfing in the mild waters of the Alboran Sea?

You'll learn how to control the kite and speed through the waters effortlessly, watching Málaga pass you by in a blur. Alternatively, hop on a boat and enjoy a leisurely day soaking in the rays from its deck.

If you'd rather see more of the southern Spanish city, choose to embark on a multi-day horse-riding adventure.

Those who wish to explore further afield can take a 2-day trip that includes the Caminito del Rey walkway, between the deep gorges of El Chorro.

3-Day trips

While 3 days is not a significant period of time to explore the multitude of destinations within arms reach of Málaga, you can choose from several multi-day tours that aim to show you the highlights.

Munch your way through a variety of authentic tapas dishes in the port city, then head to Marbella — known for its abundance of golden sands.

Alternatively, if you love to canter through the countryside, choose a horse-riding excursion that lasts 72 hours.

Give your kids a chance to roam free by sending them on a 3-day trip to an adventure camp, where they'll learn rock climbing and archery, and create long-lasting friendships.

4-Day trips

If you have 4 days to fill in your itinerary, you can participate in a multi-day trip across continents. Leave the Spanish landscape behind in search of dazzling Moroccan souks and fascinating culture that differs wildly from that in Europe.

On a 4-day trip, you can discover several of Morocco's most spectacular cities, including three of its four Imperial cities — Fez, Meknes and Rabat.

Dive deeper into Moroccan heritage as you wander through the country's oldest streets in Fez or witness the magnificent Royal Palace of Rabat.

If you wish to stay on Spanish soil, extend your horse-riding multi-day tour to cover more of the landscape surrounding Málaga.