Swap Málaga’s city buzz for the quiet charm of Álora, a white‑washed hill town crowned by a 10th‑century castle. On this small‑group tour limited to eight travelers, you’ll explore local history, wander a family‑run vineyard, and taste four boutique wines paired with Andalusian tapas—all without the hassle of driving.
What to expect
- Álora Old Town & Castle – Skip the ticket line and follow your guide through cobbled streets, the Moorish‑Christian fortress, and panoramic viewpoints over the Guadalhorce Valley.
- Family Vineyard Walk – Stroll among organic vines and citrus trees while learning about native grapes such as Pedro Ximénez and Moscatel.
- Winery Tour – See the cellar where centuries‑old methods meet modern techniques.
- Guided Tasting – Relax on the terrace and sample four limited‑production wines paired with local cheese, olives, and warm chorizo.
Pickup included
The adventure kicks off in Malaga. Once all our guests are aboard, we set out on a scenic 45-minute journey to Alora. During the ride in our comfortable van, our knowledgeable guide shares captivating insights about Malaga, its rich history, and the upcoming enchantment of Alora. The travel time may vary slightly based on traffic conditions, ensuring a relaxed and informative journey.
Once we arrive in Alora, our first stop is a casual stroll through this charming town. Your local guide will lead the way, sharing stories about Alora's history as we wander through its historic streets. We'll check out must-see spots like the Museum and Church of Alora, and you'll have hassle-free entry with the included tickets. It's a laid-back introduction to Alora's cultural vibe – a perfect start to our journey, full of stories and local charm.
As we continue our journey, the next highlight is a visit to a scenic vineyard near Alora. Your guide will walk you through the vine-covered landscapes, sharing insights into the grape cultivation process and the different varieties grown here. Enjoy the stunning views, learn a bit about the local wine scene, and savor the relaxed atmosphere of this beautiful vineyard. It's a chance to connect with the authentic rural charm that surrounds Alora while discovering the secrets behind the wines that make this region special.
Here our guide will give you a brief explanation about this viewpoint, the landscape and the building itself.
We will walk around all the expositions in the museum, guiding you with everything they found in this area of Malaga. From Prehistoric tools and paintings until the 20th Century.
We will go inside this incredible and important building full of stories and importance for the local culture, not only in a religious way but also traditional.
After our enjoyable wine tasting, we'll smoothly wrap up the day by heading back to the starting points where we picked you up. Your fantastic rural experience in Alora concludes with a comfortable journey back to your drop-off location. It's a hassle-free conclusion, ensuring you leave with wonderful memories and a taste of Malaga's rich history and wines.
We will have exclusive access to this Muslim Castle, built over a Roman Camp. We will enter the chapel, which saves one of the most important treasures of this region, we will learn about all the history, uses and legends of this castle and give you some nice spots for photos.
Visit to Vineyard. After visiting the historic center of this amazing town we head deep into nature and the countryside to discover a vineyard that follows the traditional techniques and cultivates ecologicly all their grapes for creating one of the most exclusive and best wines in Málaga
As we wrap up our adventure, the journey leads us to a local cellar, where the magic of winemaking unfolds. Guided by experts, you'll explore the cellar's inner workings, discovering the step-by-step process that transforms grapes into exquisite wines. The unique ambiance adds to the experience, providing a glimpse into the craftsmanship behind each bottle.
Following the insightful tour, it's time for the highlight – a delightful wine tasting. Savor the flavors of four distinct wines, each telling a story of the region's terroir and winemaking expertise. Paired with carefully selected tapas, this tasting experience is a celebration of the diverse and rich character of Malaga's wines. It's the perfect conclusion to a day filled with history, culture, and the delightful taste of local wines in the heart of Alora.
Malaga is a vibrant coastal city in southern Spain, known for its rich history, beautiful beaches, and as the birthplace of Pablo Picasso. The city blends modern attractions with historic sites, offering a unique mix of culture, gastronomy, and Mediterranean charm.
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