easy
1 hour
Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly standing and light walking on uneven ground
Explore the dramatic 1900 sinking of the German frigate Gneisenau off Málaga’s coast with a historian-guided commemoration at the original wreck site. A rich dive into maritime history awaits!
1 hora
Join us for a captivating hour-long commemoration of the German frigate Gneisenau, which sank in 1900 off the coast of Málaga. Guided by a historian, you'll explore the dramatic events that led to its demise and uncover the rich history surrounding this maritime tragedy right at the site of the incident.
1 hora
El 16 de diciembre de 1900 la fragata alemana Gneisenau , que realizaba prácticas de tiro en el mar de Alborán, se vio sorprendida por un fuerte temporal que provocó que el barco golpeara con el espigón del puerto y se abriera una vía de agua… ¿Te animas a descubrir el resto de la historia en el lugar de los hechos? Iremos de la mano de un historiador que nos hará transportarnos al año 1900.
A bordo subirá un historiador, donde nos explicará como ocurrió este hecho y toda su historia posterior.
Coastal terrain near the wreck site can be rocky and uneven, so wear solid footwear for safety.
Evenings on the coast can be breezy; pack a jacket to stay comfortable during the hour-long event.
Reach the meeting point early to secure a good vantage spot and avoid missing any part of the historical briefing.
The coastal area offers minimal shade; sun protection like hats and sunscreen is recommended especially in warmer months.
The frigate Gneisenau sank in 1900 amid rising European naval tensions, marking an important local maritime event.
The coastal area is monitored to protect archaeological sites like the Gneisenau wreck and maintain marine biodiversity.
Provides grip and support on rocky coastal cliffs and paths.
spring specific
Keeps you warm against coastal winds during cooler months.
fall specific
Protects from sun exposure during the mostly outdoor event.
summer specific
Stay hydrated during the hour-long tour under the sun.