Private tour · Official guide · Virtual reality
The only private tour in Málaga with virtual reality headsets
An official guide just for your group, the route you fancy and, at each stop, VR headsets to see what that very spot looked like centuries ago.
5,01,495 Google reviews
Why this private tour
A walking tour of Málaga made for you, with the same technology behind our tours with over a thousand five-star reviews.
At the stops you put on PICO 4 virtual reality headsets and see, in 360°, the monument in front of you as it once was. No other private tour in Málaga offers this.
Licensed by the Andalusian regional government, local and experienced: rigorous history told like a good conversation.
No strangers and no waiting around: the guide is there only for you, so ask as much as you like.
Tell us what you are into (Romans, Al-Andalus, Picasso, 19th-century Málaga…) and we build the walk around those stops.
In the morning, late afternoon or squeezed between two plans: you set the pace and the breaks.
If you are staying in the centre, the guide meets you at your hotel door for free. Otherwise we meet at a central spot.
Who it’s for
A relaxed stroll at your own pace with no crowd around you, perfect for an anniversary or a getaway.
Short stops, stories that hook the kids and VR headsets that turn the visit into a game.
The port is a short walk from the old town. We fit the route around your ship’s arrival and departure times so you are back on board in time.
Hen and stag weekends, reunions or a trip with friends: a different way to discover Málaga together.
Visits for clients and staff, plus a VR scavenger hunt for team building. See company options
School trips linked to the curriculum, with a teacher’s dossier (in Spanish). Go to the schools page
Suggested stops
It’s only a starting point: we drop, swap or add stops depending on what interests you.
Two thousand years of history on the same hillside: the theatre the Romans built and, above it, the Moorish fortress with its courtyards and gardens.
Through the headsets: the Roman Theatre packed with spectators, just as it was in its heyday.
The city’s most elegant street, Plaza de la Constitución and the Cathedral, nicknamed «La Manquita» (the one-armed lady) because of the tower that was never finished.
Through the headsets: Málaga in 1487, when the Catholic Monarchs took the city.
The square where Pablo Picasso was born, his birthplace and the streets he walked as a child, close to the Picasso Museum.
Through the headsets: the Málaga Picasso knew as a boy.
How it works
Tell us the date, how many of you there are, the language and what you’d like to see. You can also email [email protected].
We reply with a route, the meeting point or pick-up, and a quote for your group.
On the day, your guide is waiting with the headsets ready. All you have to do is walk and look around.
The essentials
Meeting point
If you are staying in the centre, we pick you up at your hotel door for free. Otherwise we meet somewhere easy to find, such as the Tourist Information Office at Plaza de la Marina, next to the port. We send you the exact location on WhatsApp.
Look for the black umbrella: your guide wears a uniform and always holds it up so you can spot them from afar.
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Associations, excursions, conferences and work teams: we organise the visit with all the equipment.
About 90 minutes around the old town, from Málaga’s origins to the present-day city, with a headset for every participant.
In teams, wearing the headsets, you solve a quiz-style scavenger hunt about the cultures that have passed through Málaga.
Historical accuracy
FAQ
The price is per group, not per person, and depends on the length, how many you are and whether you want to go inside any monument. Send us the date and number of people and we will send you a no-obligation quote.
You decide. Most groups choose between an hour and a half and three hours, depending on the stops and whether you go inside any monument.
On a free tour you join an open group with other people at a fixed time, and at the end everyone gives what they think it was worth. A private tour is just for you: you choose the day, time, pace and stops, the guide focuses on your questions and the price is agreed beforehand per group.
Yes. We suggest a route and adjust it to your taste: Alcazaba, Roman Theatre, Cathedral, Gibralfaro, Atarazanas market, Picasso’s birthplace, Soho… Monument tickets are not included unless we agree otherwise when planning the route.
In English or Spanish, with a native or bilingual guide. The headset reconstructions work in both languages.
Yes, and they usually enjoy it the most. From age 7 they use their own headset; under-7s share an adult’s. Children must always be accompanied by their parents or guardians.
The old town route is flat and wheelchair accessible. The Alcazaba has slopes, steps and uneven ground, so it is not accessible; if someone in your group needs it, we adapt the route. Just let us know when booking.
We confirm the cancellation terms in writing when you book, before anything is final. If your plans change, let us know on WhatsApp as soon as possible and we will look for another date.
Yes, free of charge, if your hotel is in central Málaga: the guide will wait for you at reception or the entrance. If you are staying outside the centre, we meet at an easy-to-find central spot.
No-obligation quote
Tell us the date and how many of you there are. We’ll reply with a route and a fixed price for your group.
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