Málaga to Seville bus with Alsa

Buses from Malaga to Seville: Journey Details

There are six daily buses from Malaga to Seville, operated by Alsa. The distance between the two cities is 200 km, taking between 2.5 hours and 4 hours. The first bus leaves Malaga at in the mid-morning and the last in the early evening, with coaches departing at intervals of between 1 to 3 hours. Peak time fares may apply to the Midday bus and the later buses, and the schedule remains the same throughout the week.

Return buses from Seville to Malaga are also available.

Taking the Bus from Malaga

Malaga bus station is next to Maria Zambrano train station on Paseo de los Tilos in the west-central part of the city. Public transport in Malaga is frequent and cheap. The bus terminal is served by the numbers 4, 19 and 24 buses. Buses run from the early morning until the late eveing. and there are three fairly regular night bus services. The bus station is also easily reachable by taxi, though allow extra time for traffic during rush hour.

Getting into Seville by Bus

The capital of Andalusia, Seville has a rich history dating back to the Romans. A popular city for tourists, it boasts three UNESCO heritage sites; the Cathedral, the Alcázar palace and the Archive of the Indies, as well as one of the largest Old Towns in Europe. Visitors taking one of the buses from Malaga to Seville arrive at Plaza de Armas Bus Station on Avenida Cristo de la Expiracion in the old town. From here, the numbers 6 and 43 public buses are regular and inexpensive, running during the day until the late evening. Night buses are limited in Seville, and only run until 2:00 a.m. There is a taxi rank at Plaza de Armas station, and though more expensive than the buses, it is still a relatively cheap option.