Tapas · TAPAS AND WINE TOURS IN MALAGA
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 11 tapas and wine tours in Malaga worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Join a group of up to 13 for an evening walk from Calle Larios to Plaza de la Merced. Guides such as Javi, Fernando, and Emilio pair Málaga stories with four drinks, Iberian ham, classic tapas, and modern local cooking. Vegetarian options are available if requested in advance.
“Fun. Fun. Fun. Emilio got us all talking. Sharing stories. Eating fab food. Explained with passion. Best food tour I’ve been on.”
Follow an English-speaking guide such as Fernando, Carmen, Emilio, or Javi through Málaga’s taverns, market area, and restaurants. Taste four wines, Iberian ham, vermouth, cheese, sausage, and eight tapas across four stops. Expect friendly groups, local stories, and useful dining tips.
“The tour was excellent - rather than 2 tapas at each of the last 2 bars, it would have been better to have 1 tapas at 4 different bars”
Leave central Malaga in an air-conditioned nine-seater and visit Antonio’s organic vineyard and garage winery. You’ll taste six wines, including vermouth, with five paired bites plus Iberian meats, cheese, and tortilla. Guides such as Sasha, Beatrice, Pablo, and Chris add history, humor, and practical wine insight.
“What a great experience! We enjoyed this more than our Italian wine tour. The owner of the winery made you feel like family & the wine portions were generous. Don’t hesitate to book!”
Meet your English-speaking guide at Plaza de la Constitución for three hours of tapas, wine, beer, and local stories. You’ll visit three food stops, including Malaga’s oldest wine canteen, then finish with a rooftop drink. Guides such as Miriam, Paulina, and Alana have led recent tours.
“Excellent tour. Really good value for money with plenty of food and wine to try. Also really well catered for our vegetarian and gluten free. Our guide Iris was really friendly and helpful.”
Walk Málaga’s old town with a Spanish or English-speaking guide, stopping at Antigua Casa de Guardia, a local restaurant, and a traditional tavern. Expect seven to eight homemade tapas, three drinks, local wine facts, vermouth, and useful tips for eating well after the tour.
“Valentina was very warm and knowledgeable. Felt like being with a friend showing you round.”
Meet your private local guide at Alameda Principal at 5 pm for four tapas and wine tastings around central Malaga. Learn about local food traditions, walk through Plaza del Obispo, Plaza de la Constitución, and Calle Larios, then finish with a drink and panoramic rooftop views.
“Very informative and tasty! This experience was the perfect balance of learning and enjoying delicious food. I really appreciated how much explaining he went into the background, history, and traditions. Everything we tried was fresh, flavorful, and carefully chosen, which made the tasting part just as enjoyable as the informative part. I walked away not only with a full stomach but also with a new appreciation and understanding of the culture behind what we were eating. Highly recommend this to anyone looking for something both educational and delicious!”
Meet in Plaza de la Constitución for a three-hour walk through Málaga’s tapas scene. Your guide, possibly Maria, Adriano, Andrew, or Julia, leads you to three central bars for up to 15 dishes, San Miguel beer, sweet wine, jamón, sardines, prawns, and local stories.
“Adriano was our guide. Walked us through the old part on Malaga to a place where the locals eat. We sat at a big table and fed us all kinds of amazing small plates of food and beer or wine. Then we walked down to the port area to a wine bar where they had huge casks of sweet mediera wine and more plates of food. Worth every penny. Great food tour”
Meet your English or Spanish-speaking guide at Antigua Casa de Guardia for welcome wine, then visit three local food stops in Malaga’s old center. Taste regional dishes, wine and beer, walk past major sights, and finish with premium flamenco seating and a drink. Guides include Maria, Paola, Carlos and Isaac.
“Maria was a super nice guide and we enjoyed a very enjoyable and interesting tour with her. The highlight were the great tapas (in generous quantity) along with the stories Maria told us, and the flamenco show, which was mind-blowing (front-row just for us). Would recommend!”
Spend four hours walking Málaga’s old center with an English or Spanish-speaking guide. Visit three historic taverns, taste seven to eight homemade tapas, enjoy three drinks, and finish at a flamenco venue run by professional performers. Guides such as Enrique add local stories and personal tips.
“I very much enjoyed this tour. The guides were very knowledgable and fun, and as a solo traveller, it was nice to get out with other nice people for a night of entertainment. I was glad to have someone explain the wines of Malaga and the tapas we ate. The Flamenco was a fantastic music and dance experience. Highly recommended.”
Start at Málaga’s 175-year-old Antigua Casa de Guardia, then visit two more city-center taverns for local wine, vermouth, and generous tapas. Guides such as Alicia, Erika, Maria, and Candy add history and practical tips before a one-hour flamenco show at El Gallo Ronco.
“Great history and lots of engaging conversations. Finally a group pause and tasting of local foods w d sampling of wines.”
Meet under the blue and white umbrella near Antigua Casa de Guardia for a three-hour Malaga food walk. Guides such as Carlos and Paula lead you from 19th-century wine and Bay of Malaga anchovies to Atarazanas Market tastings, then paella near the Cathedral and Picasso Museum.
“Our guide, Paola, was so sweet and informative. We enjoyed all of our stops, tasting many different things. The lunch was excellent!”
