Alternative Malaga Bike Tour

編號:113557
  • Alternative Malaga Bike Tour

    Alternative Malaga Bike Tour

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$28.74

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  • Malaga

    英語
  • 3 hours 30 minutes

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All necessary equipment included
Led by a local guide
Cycle the city streets to absorb the local atmosphere
Discover some of Malaga’s off-the-beaten-path attractions on this fun 3.5-hour bike tour. Following a professional guide, roam the city’s lesser-known districts on two wheels to see it from a whole new perspective. Explore the up-and-coming SoHo district with its giant murals and street art, and cruise the Huelin beachfront whose factory chimneys symbolize Malaga’s industrial past. Then, explore the marshes, lagoons and shores of the peaceful Guadalhorce River Estuary nature reserve, watching for flamingos and other birds. Numbers are limited to 15 people for more personalized attention from your guide.

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Adult(16~70歲)
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Meet your guide in central Malaga at your chosen departure time. Then, after a short safety briefing, hop on your provided bicycle, put on your provided helmet, and set off on your 3.5-hour tour of the city’s off-the-beaten-path gems. Along the way, stop now and then to snap photos, learn about what you see, and refuel with bottled water and snacks.
Follow your guide through the elegant streets and look around the trendy SoHo district. This once rundown area is rediscovering its mojo, and is quickly shaping up as Malaga’s arty hotspot.
Hear how the area is a magnet for well-known artists and performers, and cycle by some of its eye-opening street art, including gigantic building murals of chameleons, animals and comic book characters. Swing by the CAC Contemporary Art Centre, housed in an old market building, and then pedal past the working port area and once-industrialized beachfront at Huelin.
See the brick chimneys between the palm trees as your guide explains how they symbolize Malaga’s industrial past, and as you pedal on, hear entertaining tales about the city’s residents — known as Malague