Top Authentic Experience in Andalusia

Be sure to grab a snack or drink at one of the nearby cafes before heading in. The food inside isn't too great, and it's pricey too. You can save a few bucks this way

If you're on a budget, my advice is to skip the more expensive guided tours. The place is easy to explore on your own with a good audio guide for just a few euros.

I suggest hitting up the Plaza de Toros first thing in the mornin' around 9 AM. It's less crowded, and you'll get some awesome photos without all the tourists in the way.

I recommend exploring the scenic paths along the gorge. They can be a bit steep, but the views are totally worth it. Just don't forget water; I got dehydrated mid-hike!

If you're lookin' to snag a souvenir, skip the pricey shops in the touristy areas. I found some really cool handmade stuff at local markets and it was way cheaper!

I suggest visiting La Malagueta in the early morning around 8 AM. The vibe is chill and perfect for a peaceful stroll before the crowds arrive. Plus, you can grab a fresh coffee nearby without waiting in line!

My advice is to explore some of the beachside chiringuitos (beach bars) for lunch instead of eating at touristy spots. They're super affordable and the seafood is amazing! I wish I had done this instead of going for a pricier meal