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Arrival in Malaga
If travelling by air the Pablo Ruiz Picasso Málaga is the main International Airport for the Cosa del Sol. It is one of the busiest airports of Spain. The main airport in Malaga is the Malaga Airport. It has two terminals, the third one is under construction, both the operating tunnels are internally connected. The airport is located 8 km southwest of the Malaga city centre. There is a bank in Terminal 2 along with numerous ATM machines and a post office in Terminal 1. Internet is accessible in both the terminals.
Tourists usually need a place to rest or energise themselves with food and snacks, and so Malaga airport has bars, food outlets, cafes and restaurants at the airport to serve the masses. Many shops and duty-frees will also come into view once you explore the airport a bit, there is a pharmacy in operation as well. At the airport if you have lost luggage, which never happens, although if it does that is no left luggage facility and hence one should contact the lost property offices, located in both terminals immediately. There is an oratory, exhibition area, along with travel agencies, rent-a-cars, and an aviatio museum on the airport as well.
From the airport one will be able to rent a car at the car rental Malaga Airport. This way your stay will be free of time schedules. Car rental service is cheap and first rate. They provide you with dependable cars and help you free yourself from the local transport system. Also it makes it possible for you to explore the city on your own and acquire some sense of the land.
There are no hotels at the airport although in Malaga outside the airport one will find many villas, town houses, apartments as well as hotels. Apartments come with swimming pools and gardens. Use Car Hire Malaga to ensure your get the most enjoyable trip of your life.
Travel guide to Malaga
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