Catamaran cruise
We didn’t end up going. Nerja is quite a way from Malaga port and although the price for the trip was good, it would have cost 78 euros each way for a taxi. I suppose We could have gone by bus if my husband was fitter but as he’s not We decided £200 was too much for 1 1/2 hours and didn’t go.
Holiday mode is well and truly engaged as you stretch out on the nets of a catamaran in the Bay of Malaga. You’ll sail from the Port of Malaga into the Alboran Sea for an evening cruise that shows off the southern Spanish coastline in style.
As the sun begins to set, you can look back to shore to see Malaga Cathedral beautifully silhouetted, and the Moorish fortress of the Alcazaba of Malaga glowing up on the hill. But it’s the mountains behind the city that really dazzle. As the sun dips and the sky is streaked with soft oranges and pinks, look out to the pine-clad peaks and raise a glass of cava to toast this wow-worthy scene.
For a more up-beat evening, you can choose a sailing with live music from a DJ. This one departs just half an hour later and adds a rhythmic soundtrack to your night. Simply select the option for ‘Cruise with live music’ for this one.
