Contact Us
Whatever the question touches, a walking tour, a meeting point such as Plaza de la Marina, or what a Malaga attraction charges at the gate, email is the route in. This site runs none of the walks gathered on these pages. Each belongs to an independent local guide, reserved through GuruWalk, or through freetour.com for the walk that sits there. When a walk's own page leaves something unclear, write and ask.
Corrections are wanted here as much as questions, if not more. Maybe a museum has moved its Sunday free-entry window, a guide has shifted a meeting point away from Calle Alcazabilla, or a garden has changed what it asks at the gate. A short note naming the page and the detail that looked wrong is enough. The line gets fixed, and the next reader arrives at something accurate.
- Questions about a specific walk, whether the meeting point at the glass pyramid on Calle Alcazabilla or the 1 hour 30 minutes it runs, are best answered by the guide's own page, on GuruWalk or freetour.com, before you reserve a place.
- Ideas for new coverage also help: a no-cost spot in Malaga that these pages skip past, or a type of free walk this roster could use more of.
- A GuruWalk link, or freetour.com's page for its walk, that opens an error instead of the tour takes a single short email to put right.
- A guide has moved a meeting point or stopped running a walk, so the page can be set straight before the next reader uses it.
- Spotted a rating or review figure that trails what the guide shows now? Pass along the current number and the page gets refreshed accordingly.
Email info@freethingstodoinmalaga.com
Emailing This Site
Mail sent to this address gets read, and a reply goes out whenever one is useful. What a message can genuinely change is the site itself: a walk carrying a stale meeting point, an attraction price that has moved, a free-entry condition that no longer holds. Reservations are a separate matter. Every booking is made on GuruWalk, or on freetour.com for the walk listed there, and only their support teams can change or cancel one.
What Happens Next
This site operates none of the 9 English-language free walks (8 on GuruWalk, 1 on freetour.com) gathered here. Each GuruWalk walk sits with an independent local guide, and Cultural Málaga Free Tour: History, Secrets & Anecdotes by Free Tours Andalucia is reserved through freetour.com. Cancelling, moving a date or releasing a spot has to happen on the platform where the booking was made. An email sent here has no way of reaching a guide's participant list, so a change asked for by message alone will take effect nowhere.
No figure for a tip appears anywhere on this site, and that will not change. Every walk listed here is free, pay what you want, full stop. Questions about paying for a specific walk sit with the reservation side: GuruWalk's own page covers the walks booked there, and freetour.com's own page covers its walk, because each platform writes its own terms for walkers. Whatever a walker decides to hand over at the end, or not, remains a private matter between them and the guide.
A guide who shows up behind schedule, trims the route or rushes the stories should hear about it where it counts: on the walk's page. For everything booked through GuruWalk, that is where the review goes, and the walk listed on freetour.com takes its reviews on freetour.com. A review left there speaks straight to the guide and to every walker reading later, while a message here reaches neither. This site runs no departures and meets nobody at any meeting point. What it can fix is its own copy: flag a meeting point that has moved, a free-entry condition stated wrong or any detail gone stale, and the change is made once the email arrives.
The dividing line is plain. Once a reservation exists on GuruWalk or on freetour.com, the walk itself, its pacing, its storytelling and its guiding rest with the independent local guide behind it, and this site has no hand in any of that. Its job covers only the words on these pages: meeting points, the conditions tied to every free-entry rule, and the recorded details of the 9 free walks. Where something stops matching what a walker actually finds in Malaga, a brief email is enough, and the correction follows.