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Ambition
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30 Jan 2026
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01 Feb 2026
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01 Feb 2026

DISCOVER MALAGA

Your Gateway to
Andalusia

From ship to shore, here’s everything you need to make the most of your visit.


Enjoy vibrant culture, fascinating history, and exciting excursions to help you create your own memorable adventure.

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Events
Top Attractions
What to Buy
Short Trips
Special Tips
Shop & Dine

Let’s Get Together
Events

A vibrant destination with a variety of events and experiences to enjoy throughout the year. From cultural celebrations to local showcases, every visit offers something new to discover.

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  • Event Calendar
  • Public Holidays

MoTuWeThFrSaSu
01 January 2026
New Year
06 January 2026
Epiphany
28 February 2026
Andalusia Day
02 April 2026 / 03 April 2026
Holy Week
01 May 2026
Labour Day
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Carnival
15 Feb 2026
Carnival
Every February, Málaga bursts into color, rhythm, and mischief as Carnival takes over the city. For over a week, streets come alive with parades, costumes, live music, and satirical performances that fill every corner with joy and laughter. The grand finale comes with a quirky local twist: the Burial of the Anchovy (Entierro del Boquerón). In a playful parody of a funeral procession, a giant papier-mâché anchovy is paraded through the streets before being set ablaze by the sea, symbolizing the end of the festivities and the start of Lent. It’s a vibrant farewell that c
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Malaga Film Festival
06 Mar 2026
Malaga Film Festival
Every March, Málaga rolls out the red carpet for one of Spain’s most anticipated cultural events — the Málaga Film Festival. For ten dazzling days, the city becomes a meeting point for filmmakers, actors, and cinephiles celebrating the best of Spanish and Latin American cinema. Theatres buzz with premieres, the streets echo with applause, and the atmosphere is pure cinematic magic. From indie gems to star-studded galas, the festival blends glamour with storytelling, placing Málaga firmly on the map of international film.
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Celebration
29 Mar 2026
Holy Week
Every spring, Málaga embraces one of its most cherished traditions — Holy Week. From Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday, the city fills with processions, music, incense, and deep emotion as brotherhoods carry centuries-old floats through the historic streets. It’s a powerful blend of faith, art, and passion that captivates both locals and visitors. Whether you come for the religious devotion, the cultural spectacle, or the haunting sound of the saetas, Holy Week in Málaga is an unforgettable experience.
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Concert
09 May 2026
White night
Every May, Málaga opens its doors to a night where culture takes center stage — La Noche en Blanco. For one magical evening, museums, galleries, and cultural spaces across the city come alive with free concerts, exhibitions, performances, and street art. Locals and visitors roam the illuminated streets, discovering hidden corners and new artistic expressions. From flamenco under the stars to contemporary installations, the night offers something for every curious soul. It’s a celebration of creativity, community, and Málaga’s vibrant cultural heartbeat.
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Celebration
23 Jun 2026
The night of San Juan
Every June 23rd, Málaga’s beaches light up with bonfires and tradition for La Noche de San Juan. At midnight, people leap over flames, burn handwritten wishes, and dive into the sea to welcome good luck and the summer solstice. It’s a magical celebration where music, fire, and the Mediterranean spirit come together under the stars—an unforgettable night that blends ancient rituals with joyful festivity.
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Celebration
16 Jul 2026
Virgen del Carmen festivity
Every July 16th, Málaga’s coastal neighborhoods celebrate the Virgen del Carmen, revered as the protector of sailors and fishermen. The atmosphere is a unique blend of devotion and maritime tradition. Dressed in marengo attire—navy-black pants, white shirt, red sash, and sometimes barefoot or alpargatas—mariners and fishermen carry the Virgin’s image through streets and onto the boats. At sea, It’s a magical celebration where music, fire, and the Mediterranean spirit come together under the stars—an unforgettable night that blends ancient rituals with joyful festivity.
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Let’s Explore
Top Attractions

There’s something for everyone! Whether you’re looking for engaging experiences, local discoveries, or a chance to relax, you’ll find plenty to enjoy during your visit. Visit these top attractions and create lasting memories.

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Natural Beauty
Botanical Garden
Botanical Garden is a lush, subtropical green oasis just north of Málaga’s historic center. Established in the mid-19th century,
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Modern Attraction
Muelle Uno and Palmeral de Las Sorpresas
Muelle Uno and the Palmeral de las Sorpresas make up Málaga’s modern and lively seafront promenade.
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Art & Museum
Malaga’s Museum
Housed in the historic Palacio de la Aduana, Málaga Museum is one of the largest in Spain.
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Art & Museum
Russian Museum
The Russian Museum of Málaga, located in the city’s former Tobacco Factory, hosts rotating exhibitions of Russian art from the 15th to the 20th century.
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Art & Museum
Picasso Museum and Birthplace
Málaga honors Pablo Picasso with two essential sites in the historic center: the Picasso Museum, showcasing over 200 works inside the elegant Buenavista Palace, and the Birthplace Museum, located in Plaza de la Merced, where the artist was born in 1881.
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Art & Museum
Pompidou Museum
Located in the modern Muelle Uno area and easily recognized by its colorful glass cube, the Centre Pompidou Málaga is the Spanish branch of the renowned Paris museum.
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Let’s Shop
What to Buy

Discover a wide variety of local products, handcrafted treasures, and unique gifts that capture the spirit of the area.

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Home & Decoration

Picasso-inspired pieces

As the birthplace of Pablo Picasso, Málaga celebrates its most famous artist with a wide range of creative souvenirs. From posters and postcards to ceramics, T-shirts, notebooks, and jewelry, Picasso-inspired pieces capture the essence of his iconic style—bold lines, cubist shapes, and Mediterranean colors. Many of these items can be found around the Picasso Museum, his childhood home (Casa Natal), and artisan shops in the historic centre. These unique creations allow visitors to take home a fragment of Picasso’s genius and Málaga’s deep connection to the world of moder
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Home & Decoration

Hand-Painted Ceramics & Pottery

Málaga and its surrounding villages are known for their vibrant hand-painted ceramics and traditional pottery. Using techniques passed down for generations, local artisans craft colorful plates, tiles, bowls, and jugs adorned with floral and geometric motifs in blues, greens, and yellows. These pieces are not only decorative but functional—perfect for serving food or adorning the home. Whether purchased in local markets or artisan shops, each ceramic item tells a story of southern craftsmanship, Moorish heritage, and Andalusian warmth. A timeless souvenir that brings Má
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Handicrafts & Souvenirs

Flamenco Accesories

Flamenco accessories are vibrant, expressive souvenirs that carry the spirit of Andalusia. In Málaga, you’ll find an array of colorful items such as hand-painted fans, fringed shawls, hair combs (peinetas), and bold earrings often worn during fairs and festive events. These pieces are not just decorative—they reflect a living tradition of dance, rhythm, and elegance. Whether used in performances or as statement pieces, flamenco accessories make unforgettable gifts that connect travelers to the passion and flair of southern Spain.
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Handicrafts & Souvenirs

Biznaga Souvenirs

Biznagas are Málaga’s fragrant emblem: handmade bouquets crafted by inserting fresh jasmine flowers and petals into a dry cardoon stem. These iconic souvenirs evoke summer evenings in the city and are traditionally sold on Calle Larios throughout the warmer months. Artisans carefully assemble each piece using age‑old techniques, resulting in a natural air freshener with floral notes and a decorative shape. Lightweight and aromatic, biznagas capture Málaga’s sensory culture—its scent, its light, and its artisanal soul—making them a timeless keepsake for visitors.
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Gastronomy & Flavors

Campero Malagueño

The campero is Málaga’s most iconic sandwich—simple, hearty, and absolutely delicious. Made with round toasted bread, it’s typically filled with grilled chicken or ham, cheese, lettuce, tomato, and mayonnaise, though variations abound. The sandwich is then pressed until golden and crispy on the outside. Popular in local bars and takeaways, especially among young people, the campero is a true street food staple in Málaga. It’s the perfect bite after a beach day, a concert, or a night out. Affordable, tasty, and authentically malagueño.
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Gastronomy & Flavors

Malaga-style coffee

In Málaga, coffee isn’t just coffee—it’s a matter of precision and personality. Locals use a unique system to order it exactly how they like: from a “solo” (100% coffee) to a “nube” (a cloud of coffee in mostly milk), with several options in between like “mitad” (half-and-half) or “sombra” (a shadow of coffee). This playful scale reflects the city’s relaxed yet exacting café culture. Don’t be surprised if your coffee order in Málaga comes with a lesson in local flavor!
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Your Local Guide
Short Trips

Let your local guide lead you to exciting short trips, from cultural landmarks to unique attractions and stunning sights. Discover experiences that will create memories to last a lifetime.

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Beachside

Nerja

3 Hours
Nerja is a coastal gem of the Axarquía region, best known for the Balcony of Europe, a stunning clifftop viewpoint lined with palm trees. The town blends historic sites like the Águila Aqueduct and the Church of El Salvador with lively central beaches and local restaurants. Those in search of peace can explore the cliffs of Maro, where quiet coves invite visitors to relax, snorkel or kayak in crystal-clear waters.
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Cultural

Mijas

2 Hours
Mijas, declared a Historic-Artistic Site, is a charming white village that blends Andalusian tradition with art, culture, and Mediterranean views. Its old town features the Wall Gardens and Lookout, and houses museums like the Contemporary Art Centre with works by Picasso, Dalí and Miró. The unique oval bullring and the famous donkey-taxi add to the charm of this destination, which has captivated visitors and international residents alike.
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Cultural

Frigiliana

3 Hours
Frigiliana, in the Axarquía region, is considered one of the most beautiful villages in Spain. Surrounded by the Sierras of Tejeda, Almijara and Alhama Natural Park, it’s ideal for hiking and nature lovers. Its Moorish old town, with narrow alleys and whitewashed houses, preserves the purest Arab-influenced architecture and was awarded Spain’s First National Prize for Town Beautification in 1982.
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Natural

Ronda

4 Hours
Ronda is a monumental gem set between mountains, known for its dramatic gorge and the 18th-century Puente Nuevo bridge, towering nearly 100 metres high. With winding streets, scenic viewpoints, and Arab-era landmarks like the Arco de Felipe V and the “Moor’s Armchair,” Ronda is a place where history and landscape come together.
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Luxurious

Marbella

2 Hours
Marbella blends Andalusian charm with international luxury. Its whitewashed old town contrasts with glamorous beach clubs, marinas like Puerto Banús, and over a dozen golf courses. Set along the Mediterranean, it’s known for its sunny weather, sophisticated lifestyle, and high-end tourism.
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Natural

Caminito del Rey

3 Hours
Set between towering rock walls over 100 metres high, the Gaitanes Gorge is one of the most stunning natural sites in inland Málaga. Running through it is the Caminito del Rey, a suspended walkway originally built to maintain nearby dams and water channels. Today, it’s one of Spain’s most famous hiking routes, with 7.7 km of paths and hanging walkways. The name (“The King’s Path”) comes from King Alfonso XIII, who crossed it in 1921 during the inauguration of the Conde de Guadalhorce dam.
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Insider’s Guide
Special Tips

Unlock the secrets with special tips! Discover insider recommendations from locals to uncover hidden gems, unique experiences, and the best ways to make the most of your visit.

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Everything Is Within Walking Distance
From the cruise terminal, most of Málaga’s top attractions are just a short and scenic walk away.
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Comfortable Shoes Are a Must
Málaga’s charm is best discovered on foot. Wear comfy shoes—you’ll be walking on cobblestones, hills, and historic sites!
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Start Your Day Early
Mornings in Málaga are cooler and quieter—perfect for exploring before the city heats up. You’ll also get the best light for photos!
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Free Sundays at Museums
Enjoy Málaga’s top museums without spending a euro—just time it right! Many offer free entry on Sunday afternoons.
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Check Museum Hours Before You Go
Some museums are closed on Mondays and have reduced hours on holidays. A quick check can save your day!
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Let’s Dig In
Shop & Dine

Explore local shops offering unique finds for every taste and style, then treat yourself to authentic flavors at charming restaurants and lively bars.

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PORT

Wandering Through a Dream

Malaga Cruise Port is composed of 3 Terminals. Terminals A and B are located on the Levante Pier, welcoming larger vessels with modern and comfortable facilities. The Palmeral Terminal is situated in the heart of the city, allowing passengers to step ashore just a short walk from the historic center. In all our terminals, visitors will find information points and services to assist them in exploring Málaga without missing a detail.

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A Seamless Experience
Our Services

We offer an extensive range of services and are committed to delivering the best experience possible. From exclusive services for passengers and crew members to providing a wide variety of services for cruise ships, our team is dedicated to ensuring every need is met. We look forward to serving you and making your visit truly exceptional.

Guest Services
AED
Currency and Exchange
Duty Free
First-aid Center
Guest Information Center
Parking
Shuttle
Tax Refund
Taxi Station
ALL Guest Services
Crew Services
AED
Currency and Exchange
Duty Free
First-aid Center
Post-box
Shops
Shuttle
Tax Refund
Taxi Station
ALL Crew Services
Port Services
Additional Security
Bunkering
Check-in
Customs
Diving
Explosive Detector
Fresh Water
Ground Services
ISPS
ALL Port Services
AED
Currency and Exchange
Duty Free
First-aid Center
Guest Information Center
Parking
Shuttle
Tax Refund
Taxi Station
ALL Guest Services
AED
Currency and Exchange
Duty Free
First-aid Center
Post-box
Shops
Shuttle
Tax Refund
Taxi Station
ALL Crew Services
Additional Security
Bunkering
Check-in
Customs
Diving
Explosive Detector
Fresh Water
Ground Services
ISPS
ALL Port Services

LUXURY EXPERIENCE

Terminal El Palmeral

Located in the heart of Málaga, surrounded by the gardens of El Palmeral, this exclusive terminal welcomes cruise guests with comfort, elegance, and seamless access to the city. A boutique Duty Free offers local crafts and gourmet products, while our Concierge provides premium services and tailored experiences to make every visit unforgettable.

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Your Adventure
Starts Here

Getting to and from Malaga is easy! Whether arriving by car, public transport, or other means, you’ll find convenient travel options and plenty of parking to ensure a smooth journey.

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Transportation
Parking

Make the city your own

Set the journey within the city! Whether you’re traveling to or from the port, easily navigate your way around. Explore the city and discover all it has to offer, with clear directions to help you get there and back with ease.

DRAW ROUTE

Parking and Transport at Malaga Cruise Port

While onsite parking is not available, there are several convenient parking options nearby, along with taxi and bus stops for easy access.

Parking Lots Nearby

Terminal Cruceros, Distrito Centro, 29016 Málaga
P.º de la Farola, 18, Málaga-Este, 29016 Málaga
P.º del Muelle Uno, 4, Distrito Centro, 29016 Málaga
C. Maestranza, 15–17, Málaga-Este, 29016 Málaga

Taxi stand available outside the cruise terminals.
Local bus stops within a short walking distance provide easy connections to the city center and main attractions.

EVENTS AT THE TERMINAL

Events by the Sea

Host your next event with spectacular views of the Mediterranean and the Port of Malaga. Malaga Cruise Port offers the perfect setting for any occasion: whether it’s a private celebration, a cultural performance, or a corporate event, our team will handle every detail to create a unique and unforgettable experience by the sea.

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Top 5
Frequently Asked Questions

Here are the answers to some of the questions that we are asked most often. If you need further assistance, contact us at info@malagacruiseport.com for assistance.

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Where is the cruise port located, and what is its address?

Malaga Cruise Port, Estacion Marítima de Levante s/n, 29001 Málaga

What transportation options available to and from the port?

To the International Airport Málaga – Costa del Sol:
Train: from the Centro Alameda local bus stop (8 minutes on foot from the Port) on route C1. The trips takes 11 minutes.
Taxi: the taxi service connects the Port with Málaga with the international airport in about 20 minutes.
Bus: You can get to Málaga airport via the city bus A.

To the Train Station Maria Zambrano:
Taxi: the taxi service connects the Port with Málaga with the international airport in about 20 minutes.
Train: The Port of Málaga is located at 1.3 kilometres from the Maria Zambrano rail Station where the high speed trains depart from. (15 minutes walk)

Is parking available at the port?

In front of the terminals A and B there is an area for drop-off and pick-up of passengers, as well as near the Palm Grove Terminal. There are several authorized companies in charged of the parking of your vehicle during your cruise. More info: Please contact: info@malagacruiseport.com

What should I do if I lose something at the port?

In the event of loss, you should notify any operations personnel or security guard present and they will issue an official document which will be traced in the event that the item is found at the terminal.

How can I contact the port for business inquiries?

You can visit the ‘Business with us’ section and contact us for a more personalized service according to your needs. For more information you can contact us in the following ways:

E-Mail: info@malagacruiseport.com

Phone: +34 952 12 50 26

Where is the cruise port located, and what is its address?

Malaga Cruise Port, Estacion Marítima de Levante s/n, 29001 Málaga

What transportation options available to and from the port?

To the International Airport Málaga – Costa del Sol:
Train: from the Centro Alameda local bus stop (8 minutes on foot from the Port) on route C1. The trips takes 11 minutes.
Taxi: the taxi service connects the Port with Málaga with the international airport in about 20 minutes.
Bus: You can get to Málaga airport via the city bus A.

To the Train Station Maria Zambrano:
Taxi: the taxi service connects the Port with Málaga with the international airport in about 20 minutes.
Train: The Port of Málaga is located at 1.3 kilometres from the Maria Zambrano rail Station where the high speed trains depart from. (15 minutes walk)

Is parking available at the port?

In front of the terminals A and B there is an area for drop-off and pick-up of passengers, as well as near the Palm Grove Terminal. There are several authorized companies in charged of the parking of your vehicle during your cruise. More info: Please contact: info@malagacruiseport.com

What should I do if I lose something at the port?

In the event of loss, you should notify any operations personnel or security guard present and they will issue an official document which will be traced in the event that the item is found at the terminal.

How can I contact the port for business inquiries?

You can visit the ‘Business with us’ section and contact us for a more personalized service according to your needs. For more information you can contact us in the following ways:

E-Mail: info@malagacruiseport.com

Phone: +34 952 12 50 26

Highlights
From The Port

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12 Sep 2025
Málaga Hands Over the Baton of Seatrade Cruise Med to Las Palmas, the Next Host in 2026

Málaga took part this week in Seatrade Europe 2025, one of the leading cruise industry gatherings in Europe, held in Hamburg. The city participated under the umbrella of Puertos del Estado, together with 24 other Spanish port authorities, and with a prominent institutional and professional delegation including representatives from the Málaga Port Authority, Málaga City […]

05 Sep 2025
Malaga Cruise Port Advances Modernization with New Gangway Installation at Terminal B

Malaga Cruise Port has embarked on a significant infrastructure upgrade with the assembly of a new gangway at Terminal B. This project marks a major milestone in the port’s ongoing efforts to modernise and enhance its facilities, ensuring that it remains a premier destination for cruise passengers. The new gangway has been meticulously designed to […]

05 Sep 2025
Malaga Cruise Port Unveils New Retail Experience at Terminal A

Malaga Cruise Port is proud to announce the inauguration of a new 350-square-meter retail establishment in Terminal A. This new retail space is strategically positioned to capture the attention of cruise passengers as they move through the terminal, offering an inviting shopping experience that complements the port’s commitment to excellence. One of the standout features […]

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02 Jan 2025
Sustainable Transport for Passengers and Crew: TECO Mobility Arrives at Malaga Cruise Port

Since October, TECO Mobility has been providing sustainable transportation options at Terminals A and B of Malaga Cruise Port, offering cruise passengers and crew members an eco-friendly and efficient way to explore the city. This service aligns with the growing demand for green travel solutions, as visitors can now enjoy Málaga’s attractions with minimal environmental […]

05 Sep 2024
Welcome to Malaga: The Gateway to Andalusia

Alcazaba of Malaga:Perched on a hill with commanding views of the city, the Alcazaba of Malaga is a remarkable Moorish fortress dating back to the 11th century. Its well-preserved walls, lush gardens, and serene courtyards offer a glimpse into Malaga’s Islamic past. Connected to the ancient Roman Theatre below, this fortress is a historical gem […]

08 Mar 2024
A Memorable Vacation in Malaga, Andalusia

Planning a family cruise to Malaga in Andalusia promises a blend of cultural exploration and fun-filled activities, making for an unforgettable vacation. Malaga, located in the heart of Spain’s Costa del Sol, offers an array of family-friendly adventures. Begin your journey with a visit to the Alcazaba, a historic Moorish fortress. Explore its ancient walls […]

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As Balmoral continues her journey from the Greek Islands and Turkey towards Southampton, we had the pleasure of welcoming her embarking guests with a lively and colourful Verdiales performance —a festive flamenco music style native to Málaga. 💃🌿

This special moment took place at Terminal B, thanks to the collaboration of the Port Authority of Málaga, Fundación Málagaport, and Málaga Cruise Port, bringing an authentic Andalusian touch to our passengers before they sail north to explore Northern Europe. ⚓

#MálagaCruisePort #Balmoral #FredOlsenCruiseLines #Verdiales #Málaga #CruiseDay #AndalusianVibes #welcometomalaga

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The city comes alive with music, dance, colorful dresses, and the unmistakable spirit of Andalusian hospitality. From the lively streets to the bright lights of the fairground, every corner radiates joy and culture.

It’s not just a celebration — it’s an invitation to experience Málaga’s heart and soul. ✨

📍 Málaga, your Festive Destination

#Events #SectorAlarm #VisitSpain #Andalusia #MalagaCruisePort

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A historic day full of joy, celebration, and excitement⚓💙

#MeinSchiffRelax #VisitSpain #Andalusia #MalagaCruisePort

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