Safe Couches for Women Surfing in Malaga

Rose

Rose

Malaga

Can host for:

2 days

About me

Authentic Soul, into travelling, good dining and wine, reading, meeting new people, languages and family oriented. Happy to meet genuine and honest people all over the world.

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Claudia

Claudia

Malaga

Can host for:

3 days

About me

I just moved to malaga from switzerland. However I have been travelling and living as a digital nomad for the last years and am udually away for the winter in more tropical climates. I love the beach, gping to the gym, dancing kizomba and nature and spirituality. I live a healthy lifestyle and am happy to make deeper friendships and connections.

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Aline

Aline

About Me

Hi, my name is Aline, I am Brazilian and I am currently living in Spain. I know, traveling is a passion that a lot of people share nowadays, I believe it is our nature. I am free spirit, I love to learn more about cultures, history and languages. I speak Portuguese, English, Spanish and also studied French, German and Italian for a while but I am yet to find new friends to help me to really learn. I am passionate about life and for me everything that surrounds us is a miracle. Hopefully I will meet new friends here ♥️

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Natalia

Natalia

About Me

Hi, my name is Natalia and I'm originally from Poland. I've been living in 7 countries, working and volunteering :) At the moment Imnlooking for a place to rent in Malaga and would like to explore the city - especially art, music and food :) I liked nature, cycling and drawing

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Is Malaga worth visiting?

4.6 /5

Based on 29 experiences

Lilia

Lilia

Bulgaria

Solo travel

Safety: Málaga is generally very safe for tourists, with low crime rates. Things to do: Must-visit: The Alcazaba, Picasso Museum, and the Cathedral. Food: Try: Espetos (grilled sardines), Jamón Ibérico, and fried fish. Restaurants: El Pimpi (famous for tapas), and Restaurante José Carlos García (Michelin-starred). Budget: A moderate budget works well here. Daily expenses can range from €40-€80 depending on the activities and meals. Accommodation: I stayed in the city center, near Plaza de la Constitución. Getting around: The city has great public transport (buses, metro). Walking is also easy as most attractions are close together. Sample itinerary: Day 1: Alcazaba, Roman Theatre, Picasso Museum. Day 2: Beach day (La Malagueta), stroll in the old town, dinner at El Pimpi.

Posted: February 18, 2025
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Couple travel

We felt very safe in Malaga! We booked a flat with bookings, which was huge, cheap and in a central position, everything was in a walking distance. We enjoyed a lot sitting outside in the bars drinking beers and enjoying the sun! And there was the beach super closed, it was a very nice experience and the weather was amazing 🌞

Posted: July 4, 2024Experienced: March, 2022
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Upcoming visitors to Malaga

Zulekha

Zulekha

About Me

Hi, I am an operating theatre nurse in England and would love to travel more often and meet other women around the world. I am planning on travelling solo and would need some support as I am still very new to this

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