Session length
30 minutes
Location · Malaga
Harbour & Waterfront Photoshoots
A 30-minute Málaga: Harbour & Waterfront photoshoot in Malaga costs €79 and includes 20 edited photographs, delivered within 48 hours.
Private photoshoot
Family, couple and romantic photoshoots on the Malaga waterfront
This session runs along the port — the palm-lined Muelle Uno promenade, the Pompidou cube, and La Malagueta beach at the end of it, with the Alcazaba and the cathedral behind. The waterfront is open and flat, which makes it one of the easiest settings in the city. Late afternoon light comes off the water. Malaga has the mildest winter on the Spanish mainland, so this works all year.
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Photographs
20 edited photographs
Delivery
Within 48 hours of the shoot
Where
The port promenade, Muelle Uno and La Malagueta beach
Clear pricing
Choose your package
Choose the session that suits you, then check the live schedule below.
Standard
30 minutes
€79- 20 edited photos
- Private session
- Price fixed before payment
Premium
60 minutes
€139- 50 edited photos
- Private session
- Price fixed before payment
Super Premium
90 minutes
€219- 75 edited photos
- Private session
- Price fixed before payment
Ultimate · Photos + video
90 minutes
€279- 50 edited photos
- Video included
- Private session
- Price fixed before payment
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Málaga: Harbour & Waterfront photoshoot FAQ
How much does a Málaga: Harbour & Waterfront photoshoot in Malaga cost?
A 30-minute Málaga: Harbour & Waterfront photoshoot in Malaga costs €79 and includes 20 edited photographs. Published packages range from €79 to €279.
Where on the Malaga waterfront will we be photographed?
The session runs along the palm promenade by the port, out past Muelle Uno, and down onto La Malagueta beach, where the city and the hills sit behind you. The cathedral and the old town are a few minutes inland if you want to include them on a longer package.
When is the best time of day for photographs on the Malaga waterfront?
The last two hours before sunset. The promenade faces south across the port, so the palms throw long shadows and the beach turns gold. Early morning is the quietest time on La Malagueta.