Málaga Trip Overview
The relationship between maritime culture and the city of Malaga. The sailor on land: ships and nets. Master class on the preparation and traditional cuisine of Espetos de sardinas. An activity where we can learn the art of the “espeto”, rooted in the coast of Malaga for centuries. We will visit the fishermen´s quarter par excellence of Malaga, as well as a craft workshop of the typical boats called “jábegas”.
An amazing activity for couples and family in a private tour.
Tradition, gastronomy and sea from Malaga beach
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Additional Info
* Duration: 3 hours
* Starts: Málaga, Spain
* Trip Category: Food, Wine & Nightlife >> Cooking Classes
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What to Expect When Visiting Málaga, Andalucía, Spain
The relationship between maritime culture and the city of Malaga. The sailor on land: ships and nets. Master class on the preparation and traditional cuisine of Espetos de sardinas. An activity where we can learn the art of the “espeto”, rooted in the coast of Malaga for centuries. We will visit the fishermen´s quarter par excellence of Malaga, as well as a craft workshop of the typical boats called “jábegas”.
An amazing activity for couples and family in a private tour.
Tradition, gastronomy and sea from Malaga beach
The relationship between maritime culture and the city of Malaga. The sailor on land: ships and nets. Master class on the preparation and traditional cuisine of Espetos de sardinas. An activity where we can learn the art of the “espeto”, rooted in the coast of Malaga for centuries. We will visit the fishermen´s quarter par excellence of Malaga, as well as a craft workshop of the typical boats called “jábegas”.
Gastronomy, history and tradition with views of the Mediterranean sea in an ideal activity for couples, friends and family. A way of cooking fish that has been maintained for centuries.
Discover it by booking your private visit.
As a complement, we visit the ancient Nereo shipyards, where the recovered Phoenician ship is located, World Heritage Site. It is a delight to listen to the owner’s explanations with a lot of legends and stories about the Mediterranean Sea and the culture of the sea.
Stop At:
• Callejon de Marina 8 Astilleros Nereo, 29017 Malaga Spain
Sample Menu
• Sardines skewers – It is made by stringing the fish on aluminum sticks where it is cooked in the traditional way with oak firewood on beach sand.
Special Offer – Book by February 28 to save 20% off our previously offered price! – Book Now!
