Malaga Port Shuttles

Resting on the south side of Spain, the city of Málaga is a renowned space home to trendy western-style neighborhoods like ‘SoHo’, as well as an array of canal-side art exhibits and restaurants. The cruise terminal offers instant access to downtown as well as a few forms of public transportation, from ferry boats crossing the Alboran Sea, to beachside bus transfers via the Paseo de la Farola Station. A vast subway system is also set in place within the city, though stations are located a bit further than walking would suffice. Book a personal ride for the chance to see things with absolute freedom, discovering the region’s vast Moorish and Spanish architecture through the group-friendly ambiance of a chartered bus, or taking a coastal drive with a simple sedan. Meet-and-greets offer about the same convenience with drop off services ranging from the quietly luxurious arrivals of a limousine to informative from-the-ground perspectives of local personal drivers.

A smart way to spend the day is by staying close to the port, discovering dozens of attractions in the span of 24 hours with ease, whether it’s toward the sunny sands and colorful umbrella chairs at Playa la Malagueta, or a walk along the many side trails and waters of La Farola. Another fantastic way to see the day includes Málaga Park, a thin oasis of gardens and flowers that pass various exhibits like the fine art housed within a Spanish-style mansion at Málaga Museum as well as an even older Moorish presence upon the hilltop fortress of Alcazaba, an especially peaceful portion of Málaga Park being the Jardines de Pedro Luis Alonso, a tranquil space home to scenic lily ponds, rose gardens and a fountain. Settle the day’s deeds with a memorable bite after all of it, enjoying festive tapas from the upscale ambiance of Uvedoble Taberna, or sitting down with traditional Spanish cuisine at the simple but immensely popular Casa Lola.