Cheap flights to Málaga

Flights to Malaga

Flying to Malaga has been popular with holidaymakers for decades, as Malaga-Costa del Sol Airport (AGP) is just minutes away from all of the sunny Costa resorts. Warm and sunny winter weather means the Costa del Sol is a year-round holiday destination for Brits and other nationals. This ancient town and sea port was not only the birthplace of Pablo Picasso, but is also home to countless historic remains and monuments dating right back to the Phoenician and Roman eras. High speed trains from Maria Zambrano Railway Station make it easy to reach Madrid or Granada in less than 3 hours, and local ferries or boat trips to Morocco are readily available.

Which is the main airport in Malaga?

Malaga-Costa del Sol Airport is the only one in the city, and the fourth busiest Spanish airport. This is the only airport situation within the Andalucian region and is located seven miles from the centre of Malaga and three miles from the popular resort of Torremolinos. Malaga Airport handles national, international and European flights.

Which airlines offer flights to Malaga?

Approximately 80 airlines provide flights to Malaga, including Ryanair, TUI, Royal Air Maroc, Turkish Airlines, Qatar Airways, Etihad, Lufthansa and American Airlines. The airport provides European and international departures, and connects with over 60 countries worldwide, alongside 20 Spanish destinations. During peak summer months, the airport offers flights to and from the Middle East, the USA, and Africa in order to cope with holiday demands.

Why travel by plane to Malaga?

With journey times of less than three hours, plenty of direct flights from regional airports, and affordable prices, Malaga is a popular destination for tourists and holidaymakers. The Costa del Sol resorts are easy to reach within 20 minutes or so of arrival at Malaga, and many tour operators, such as TUI, operate charter flights for package holiday clients to the town, offering passengers even greater choice and flexibility.

Before you travel to Malaga by plane - good to know!

Malaga is increasingly a tourist destination in its own right. Holidaymakers and adventure travellers will find so much to explore in the Old Town, including Roman and Phoenician ruins, architectural splendours dating back to the Moorish occupation of Spain, and several new museums. Travelling to Malaga town is easy using the local Renfe train service, which is just across the causeway from the main airport. So, ignoring the ranks of taxis outside the airport can be a great move, as train fares to Malaga town and all the major Costa del Sol resorts are less than 2 euros.

How to Get to Malaga by Plane

The Spanish city of Malaga is serviced by a number of international airlines, which offer regular flights to and from destinations in the United Kingdom. Flights to Malaga from the United Kingdom take about two to three hours. Airlines offering services from the United Kingdom to Malaga include British Airways, Iberia, Ryanair, Easyjet, Norwegian and Swiss International Airlines. Malaga Airport is the major international airport in Andalucía, Spain. The airport is located 6 kilometres from the city and one hour from the Costa del Sol. Car rental is available at the airport. Other options for travel into the city include, private taxi, bus and train journeys. The Malaga Airport Bus Service operates from the airport.

Malaga

Home to the world famous playground of the Costa del Sol, Malaga offers an array of holiday attractions and activities for the adventurous traveller. Popular attractions in Malaga include the fortress of Alcazaba and Castillo de Gibralfaro, for their sterling views of the town and Costa del Sol. Excellent museums in the region feature historical and contemporary exhibits, which are perfect for culture lovers. Gorgeous cathedrals, churches and ancient streets offer a glimpse of the architecture of yesteryear. The beautiful Costa del Sol offers 300 sunny days each year and 161 km of coastline and beaches to enjoy. Spa hotels are available to enjoy rest, relaxation and pampering after sun-drenched days. Vibrant and social nightlife in Malaga includes bars, clubs and restaurants offering Spanish and Mediterranean cuisines for your delight and exploration. Marbella is Malaga's golf capital, featuring some of the most innovative golf courses in the region, such as Club de Golf de Marbella Resort and its intricate 18-hole course designed by Robert Trent Jones.