Malaga
Spain
About Malaga
Málaga's cruise terminal is conveniently located in the city center, a short walk from the historic Moorish Alcazaba fortress and the birthplace museum of Pablo Picasso. The pedestrianized Calle Larios and the vibrant Central Market are easily explored on foot, and the hilltop Castillo de Gibralfaro offers panoramic views over the harbor. Day trips to the whitewashed hilltop village of Mijas or to Ronda with its dramatic gorge bridge are popular from this port.
Highlights
Málaga's central terminal puts Picasso's birthplace and an ancient Moorish fortress within a short walk.
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Read before you go
The Shadow of the Wind
Carlos Ruiz Zafón
A literary mystery set in post-war Barcelona's labyrinthine streets — gothic, addictive, and the best advertisement for getting lost in a Spanish city.
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Driving Over Lemons
Chris Stewart
The ex-Genesis drummer buys a farm in Andalusia — hilarious, warm, and the most entertaining book about expat life in Spain.
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Don Quixote
Cervantes (trans. Edith Grossman)
The first modern novel, and still one of the funniest — a deluded knight tilting at windmills across the Spanish landscape you're sailing past.
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Before you sail — hotels in Malaga
Arrive a day early and explore Malaga before boarding