Car Hire Malaga Airport

Malaga Airport is the first point of contact thatprovides excellent views over the city. Malaga offers
holidaymakers have with the Costa Del Sol. It's alsosome of the most diverse travel experiences
where smart tourists pick up their rental car. Rentinganywhere in the Costa Del Sol. Wherever you end up
a car in Malaga Airport is an excellent idea and thevisiting, you're sure to find fun and adventure. Eating
reasons are manifold. Not only will you have theOut in Malaga: Given Malaga's coastal location, fish
freedom to get to your accommodation withoutmakes for an excellent menu choice. It's worth
waiting on other travellers at airport coaches or beingsampling the local seafood on at least one occasion.
overcharged by airport taxi drivers, you'll also haveLocal specialities worth sampling include 'pescadito
the independence to travel from beach to cityfrito' (a dish of fried red mullet sardines, tuna and
whenever you like. The following is a guide to thehake). If fish isn't for you, there are plenty of other
best ways to spend your time in Malaga. Malagatasty options on offer. Be sure to try 'patatas en
Airport Mini Guide: Malaga Airport is situated 8kmajopelo', a traditional potato dish, 'ajoblanco' a type of
southwest of Malaga and 5km to the north ofAlmond and grape gazpacho and 'embutidos de la
Torremolinos. The airport is an important base forsierra', (tasty mountain sausages). Day Trips/Events
major carriers such as Spanair and Iberia, as well asin Malaga: Take advantage of Malaga's excellent
budget airlines Ryanair and easyJet. Things To Seelocation by making a car hire day-trip to any number
Do in Malaga: There's a lot more to Malaga than itsof the fantastic nearby towns and villages. Worthy
airport. Often regarded as a mere gateway to theexcursions include Ronda, a typically beautiful Pueblos
Costa del Sol, Malaga is a vibrant, cultured city thatBlancos (white town) which sits atop a spectacular
makes for an exciting destination in itself. Thegorge. Malaga is also convenient to major resorts
birthplace of artistic genius Pablo Picasso offers muchsuch as Torremolinos, Nerja and Marbella. With careful
in the way of things to see and do. Brimming withplanning, it's possible to fit in all the cultural charms of
Andalucian charms, visitors to Malaga can glean boththe city as well as the laid-back attractions found on
the best aspects of a beach holiday and a city break.its beaches. Don't forget tio bring a camera along to
The nearby La Malagueta is paradise for suncapture the stunning beauty of this region. Malaga's
worshippers, while two museums, Malaga Picassoevents calendar is teeming with bright and vibrant
Museum and Fundacion Picasso are dedicated to thefestivals. Annual highlights include the religious
city's most famous surrealist. Both are must-sees.celebrations during January's Noche de Reyes and
Other interesting sights include the elaborate MoorishEaster's week long Semana Santa activities.
Alcazaba palace and the Castillo de Gibralfaro, which