Our guide Eduardo was incredibly patient, knowledgeable and gave us a load of information even on our way back. I wouldn’t have thought it possible for a trip in the close vicinity of Málaga yet he somehow managed to always find something else to share. Unfortunately there was an incident with a couple of hispanohablantes right at the beginning of the trip. The trip was bilingual and the guide started the English version in order to gain time because there were still two Spanish speaking people to pick up before heading to the first destination. He was telling us general things about the coast when this rude lady simply barked at him to speak in Spanish because she had paid for a Spanish tour. The guide, who had explained this in advance , remained calm and repeated his plan but the woman yelled again a few minutes later. This time we got upset too, because she was preventing us to hear the explanations. These situations should be better reglemented in my opinion

We liked it a lot, especially the beautiful white village Mijas Pueblo. Be careful though, this excursion only offers a departure from Málaga while the bus also stops in Torremolinos (where we are) and Benalmádena. So we had to take a taxi to Málaga which cost us 30 euros that could have been avoided.

Of the 3 places visited, MIjas was by far the most attractive; It is a very beautiful town, which certainly can be traveled quickly, but it has interesting places, such as the hermitage of La Peña, and the old town. As for Puerto Banús, I think it was a lost hour of excursion, it has no attraction, and I honestly did not like it at all. As for Marbella, because the historic center is very interesting, you eat very well, especially in a restaurant that is outside the Church, and I liked it a lot. Then the part of the promenade, as a promenade like any other, full of immigrants selling handbags and watches. Definitely the best was by far MIJAS.