Malaga Costa del Sol is one of the major airports, it is located in the developed resort area of ​​​​Andalusia in southern Spain. It receives flights from local and international airlines and is a hub for two low-cost airlines.

Contacts

Address: Avda Garcia Morato, s/n, E-29004 Malaga, Spain.

The IATA airport code is AGP.

The ICAO airport code is LEMG.

Phone: (+34) 91 321 10 00, (+34) 902 404 704.

Malaga Costa del Sol Airport operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including holidays. There is also no lunch break here.

Airport view from above in the evening

Online scoreboard

Malaga Spain airport receives regular and seasonal international and domestic flights. Every year it receives flights from airlines from 60 countries. It is the fourth busiest airport in Spain. There are also charter flights to capitals and major cities of different countries. The popularity of the airport is also related to its location; it is located on the coast of Spain, which is so attractive for tourists.

How to get there

How to get from Malaga airport to the city?

There is a railway station near the airport. The C1 train goes to the center of Malaga and can be reached in approximately 12 minutes. The cost depends on the duration of the trip.

Airport facade with elements of classical architecture

Buses depart from the airport:

• bus number 19, gets to the city center in 30 minutes;
• Express bus No. 75 travels much faster - within 20 minutes, as it makes fewer stops.

There are intercity buses that go to the following points:

• Marbel, journey time about 45 minutes;
• bus number 135 goes to Santa Amalia;
• Bus number 128 departs from Benalmadena to Torremolinos;

Alsa buses go to the resorts: Nerja, Seville, Torrox, Cordoba, Almuñecar.

Taxi services are also provided to passengers.

Parking

At Malaga Airport there is a 5-level parking lot where you can leave your car. Additionally, services are provided here. Parking is open seven days a week and located within walking distance within walking distance from the terminal. There is an option to reserve your place in advance.

Airport map

Agp Airport consists of three terminals:

• the first is the oldest, does not currently accept passenger flights;
• the second terminal is named Pablo Picasso and consists of two floors. On the ground floor there are all the necessary premises for arriving passengers. The second floor serves departing tourists;
• the third was opened 8 years ago and serves more international and domestic flights.

Near terminal No. 3 there is a suburban train stop “C1”, a taxi rank, a bus stop.

Terminal layout

Services

The following services are provided: use of luggage trolleys, baggage packing, mother and child rooms, restaurants, etc. There are no luggage storage facilities at the airport.

Luggage packaging here is presented in two options - with or without insurance. To protect the suitcase, it is wrapped in film; for example, if the lock does not close well, an additional cost of about 4 euros is charged for insurance*. You can pack your suitcase yourself; to do this, you need to purchase a roll of cling film from the supermarket.

There is a pharmacy in Terminal 3 in the departure area, and on the ground floor there is a clinic where emergency medical care is provided.

Those waiting for their flight can not only purchase goods in duty-free stores, but also visit the aviation museum and see exhibitions of contemporary artists. Educational and entertaining activities are held for children of different ages.

Modern terminal interior with elements of a Japanese garden.

For business class passengers, there is a VIP lounge in Terminal No. 3. There are: a bar, lounges with sofas, free Internet access, televisions and the latest printed publications. If necessary, you can hold a meeting in the conference room. There is the necessary equipment for the job.

Note! Tax free service is provided: special forms must be filled out; in the departure area of ​​terminal No. 3 at a special counter, the passenger must provide all the necessary documentation for a tax refund. This service is provided for non-residents of the Schengen area.

There is a small chapel outside the airport near Terminal 3.

There is a children's play area in Terminal No. 2; it is in the arrivals and departure areas.

There are restaurants, cafes and bars throughout the airport. There are dishes of European and local cuisine. There are vending machines in the boarding areas of Terminal 3.

There is a mother and child room where you can feed and change the child.

Play area for children

The taxi rank area is located in the arrivals area near Terminal No. 3. Payment depends on the distance, departure times, for example, from 22:00 to 6:00 the payment will be more expensive. Oversized luggage also requires an additional fee. To travel with children, choose a taxi with a child seat. For transfers, the car rental service in Malaga at the airport must be ordered in advance. Presented here cars of different classes and capacities.

WiFi

Free Wi-Fi is available at Malaga Airport, connected via the kubiwireless network. Here you can order a transfer or air ticket for any flight online.

Hotels in the transit zone

Many people prefer to wait for their flight in the lounge, but you can relax comfortably at the hotel. There are two hotels close to Malaga airport:

• Campanile Malaga Airport. It is located just two minutes walk away. There are double rooms with one or two beds;
• Holiday Inn Express Malaga Airport. It is within walking distance, it will take about 5 minutes to walk. There are rooms here: double rooms, family rooms for families with children.

Terminal 3 interior

Note! You need to book hotel rooms in advance; you can do this on the official website online. They have a laundry service, a restaurant and a bar, and are suitable for children.

Which airlines fly

Flights arrive at the airfield from the following cities: Moscow, Yekaterinburg, St. Petersburg, Samara, Kazan, Irkutsk, Paris, London, Vienna, Sofia, Berlin, Rome, Hamburg, Brussels, Amsterdam, New York.

Landing strip against the backdrop of local mountains

The following airlines fly to Malaga Costa del Sol Airport:

• Aeroflot;
• Vueling Airlines;
• Vueling Airlines;
• Iberia;
• Ryanair;
• Air Berlin;
• Germanwings;
• Air Europa;
• Turkish Airlines;
• Wizzair.

Malaga Airport provides all the necessary conditions for comfortable check-in and waiting for your flight. If there are significant differences between connecting flights, you can stay in a comfortable waiting room or rent a room in hotels located within walking distance from the airport.

*Prices are current as of July 2018.

In this article you will learn how to get there from the airport Malaga (Pablo Ruiz Picasso) to the city center.

Opening Hours/Schedule

Train traffic Airport-Malaga:
The interval between trains is every 20 minutes
from the airport (Aeropuerto): from 6.44 to 00.54
from Malaga (Malaga Centro Alameda): from 5.20 to 23.30
You can check the relevance of the schedule at.

Price

Ticket price to Malaga ~ 2 €

general information

There is a train from the airport to the city ( line S-1). You can find the train departure station by following the icons Train. The airport is very easy to navigate. Most icons are bright and glowing.

There is no metro in Malaga. At the moment (2014) it is under construction.

The airport train station is called Aeropuerto. In the diagram below it is located approximately in the middle of the blue line. Trains operate every 20 minutes approximately.

From Malaga airport you can go in both directions: in one direction there is , in the other Malaga Center Alameda. In Malaga you can also leave the station Maria Zambrano.

Train map in Malaga towards Fuengirola and Alora

Photos

Suburban train station Malaga Center Alameda.

Since taxi prices in Europe cannot be called democratic, the question of alternative travel options is always very pressing. Before the trip, I collected information on public transport from Malaga airport to the city center and back into a single block; I think that it will be useful not only to me.

There are three options:
- taxi (the most expensive, in terms of time - depends on the time of day depending on your luck);
- buses (the cheapest and slowest);
- electric train (the best in my opinion both in price and speed).

Option 1. Taxi
Everything is clear about the taxi, I followed the signs, stood in line, got in and drove off. The taxis are honest, the meters are navigators, they give change.
The prices are as follows:
Tariff No. 1.(working days from 06:00 to 22:00): per kilometer €0.84, waiting (per hour) €18.47; minimum cost from the airport is €15.21. I must say that if you estimate the cost per kilometer and the distance to the center of Malaga, this is approximately what you will get, about 15-16 euros, just the minimum cost.

Tariff No. 2.(working days from 22:00 to 06:00, Saturdays and holidays): per kilometer €1.03; waiting (per hour) €23.09; minimum cost from the airport is €19.01. Considering that we arrived at 22:30, we were supposed to pay 20 euros. It doesn’t seem like much, but why pay more?

Moreover, there is still additions to tariffs:
Travel to/from the airport €5.50;
Travel at night (0:00 to 6:00): €2;
To/from Levante port: €1;
Luggage over 60 cm (which is the same as almost any suitcase): €0.45.
During the August holidays and Easter week - everything is at tariff No. 2. So, taking into account suitcases (2 pieces) and airport transport, a taxi would cost us at least €25.41. So I started looking at other options.

Option 2. Buses.
Main website with buses: http://www.emtmalaga.es

The main bus for us: Airport Express, No. 75

His schedule:

Route 75 bus:

For understanding: Festivos - holidays, Sabados - Saturdays, Laborables - weekdays, Salidas - stops. Centro and Aeropuerto are clear, I think, without translation. As you can see, the last bus leaves the airport at 24:00.

At convenient stops.
Near the Maria Zambrano train station there are two stops on the way from the airport: the first is Avenida de Expladana de la Estacion and the next is the bus station near the station (Estacion de Aurobuses). If you need to go to the station, you need to get off at the first one (it will be right in front of the station). Then the bus turns left and drops off at Estacion de Aurobuses (behind the station), after which it returns to the main road towards the center. You can go back to the airport from Estacion de Aurobuses (there is also a stop in this direction), in addition, there is a stop at Hero de Sostoe - this is the street immediately south of the railway station.

If you are going to the very center, then the Paseo del Parque (Plaza Marina) stop is at the beginning of a long promenade park (two parallel lines of greenery in the city center, it is impossible not to recognize on the map), and Paseo del Parque (Plaza General Torrijos) - at the very far end. From a tourist point of view, the center is Plaza Marina, it is also full of hotels, you can easily walk there even with a suitcase (on wheels).

Price pleases: Billete Ordinario Aeropuerto Express - only €2.00. Therefore, if you live somewhere near the station or in the center along the bus route, then it’s generally good.

Second bus: L 19.

When he goes to the airport, he goes through exactly the same stop Hero de Sostoe (Estacion) as the 75th, and when he goes from the airport, he goes along the second street to the south from the station (see map) - Calle de Ayala. If you are coming from the airport, then for the railway station you need to get off at either Ayala (Los Arcos) or Engeniero Garnica.

Price: only €1.20, but it's a city bus, more stops, more people. If you have a lot of luggage, it will be inconvenient.

Option 3. Electric train.

The schedule for each specific day can be found here: http://www.renfe.com/EN/viajeros/cercanias/malaga/index.html Schedules vary slightly from day to day (or by season), so look specifically at your dates, especially if you are interested in the first or last trains. The station is located directly opposite the arrivals hall, so when you get out, you will immediately see it. Walk 3 minutes maximum.

Tickets are sold in vending machines at the entrance, the system is like in the subway. We bought a ticket, went through the turnstile with it, nothing complicated. There are several stops along the way: Gualdalhorce, Victoria Kent, Maria Zambrano - station, and the center - Malaga-Centro Alameda is halfway between the station and Plaza Marina). Drive to the center 15 minutes.

Price: from the airport €1.35, to the airport €1.45.

Line diagram:

In short: taxi minimum 20-25 euros (depending on the day of the week, time of day, etc., plus an additional fee for luggage); bus - 2 euros express, 1.20 euros - regular city; 1.35-1.45 euros - train.

I posted a file for Google Earth with points in Malaga, there are stops there, you can download: malaga.kmz. I highly recommend it, the stop in the center (on Alameda) is not so easy to find, at first I thought it was closer to Plaza Marina.

Since taxi prices in Europe cannot be called democratic, the question of alternative travel options is always very pressing. Before the trip, I collected information on public transport from Malaga airport to the city center and back into a single block; I think that it will be useful not only to me.

There are three options:
- taxi (the most expensive, in terms of time - depends on the time of day depending on your luck);
— buses (the cheapest and slowest);
— electric train (the best in my opinion both in price and speed).

Option 1. Taxi
Everything is clear about the taxi, I followed the signs, stood in line, got in and drove off. The taxis are honest, the meters are navigators, they give change.
The prices are as follows:
Tariff No. 1.(working days from 06:00 to 22:00): per kilometer €0.84, waiting (per hour) €18.47; minimum cost from the airport is €15.21. I must say that if you estimate the cost per kilometer and the distance to the center of Malaga, this is approximately what you will get, about 15-16 euros, just the minimum cost.

Tariff No. 2.(working days from 22:00 to 06:00, Saturdays and holidays): per kilometer €1.03; waiting (per hour) €23.09; minimum cost from the airport is €19.01. Considering that we arrived at 22:30, we were supposed to pay 20 euros. It doesn’t seem like much, but why pay more?

Moreover, there is still additions to tariffs:
Travel to/from the airport €5.50;
Travel at night (0:00 to 6:00): €2;
To/from Levante port: €1;
Luggage over 60 cm (which is the same as almost any suitcase): €0.45.
During the August holidays and Easter week - everything is at tariff No. 2. So, taking into account suitcases (2 pieces) and airport transport, a taxi would cost us at least €25.41. So I started looking at other options.

Option 2. Buses.
Main website with buses: http://www.emtmalaga.es

The main bus for us: Airport Express, No. 75

His schedule:

Route 75 bus:

For understanding: Festivos are holidays, Sabados are Saturdays, Laborables are weekdays, Salidas are stops. Centro and Aeropuerto are clear, I think, without translation. As you can see, the last bus leaves the airport at 24:00.

At convenient stops.
Near the Maria Zambrano train station there are two stops on the way from the airport: the first is Avenida de Expladana de la Estacion and the next is the bus station near the station (Estacion de Aurobuses). If you need to go to the station, you need to get off at the first one (it will be right in front of the station). Then the bus turns left and drops off at Estacion de Aurobuses (behind the station), after which it returns to the main road towards the center. You can go back to the airport from Estacion de Aurobuses (there is also a stop in this direction), in addition, there is a stop at Hero de Sostoe - this is the street immediately south of the railway station.

If you are going to the very center, then the Paseo del Parque (Plaza Marina) stop is at the beginning of a long promenade park (two parallel lines of greenery in the city center, it is impossible not to recognize on the map), and Paseo del Parque (Plaza General Torrijos) - at the very far end. From a tourist point of view, the center is Plaza Marina, it is also full of hotels, you can easily walk there even with a suitcase (on wheels).

Price pleases: Billete Ordinario Aeropuerto Express - only €2.00. Therefore, if you live somewhere near the station or in the center along the bus route, then it’s generally good.

Second bus: L 19.

When he goes to the airport, he goes through exactly the same stop Hero de Sostoe (Estacion) as the 75th, and when he goes from the airport, he goes along the second street to the south from the station (see map) - Calle de Ayala. If you are coming from the airport, then for the railway station you need to get off at either Ayala (Los Arcos) or Engeniero Garnica.

Price: only €1.20, but it's a city bus, more stops, more people. If you have a lot of luggage, it will be inconvenient.

Option 3. Electric train.

The schedule for each specific day can be found here: http://www.renfe.com/EN/viajeros/cercanias/malaga/index.html Schedules vary slightly from day to day (or by season), so look specifically at your dates, especially if you are interested in the first or last trains. The station is located directly opposite the arrivals hall, so when you get out, you will immediately see it. Walk 3 minutes maximum.

Tickets are sold in vending machines at the entrance, the system is like in the subway. We bought a ticket, went through the turnstile with it, nothing complicated. There are several stops along the way: Gualdalhorce, Victoria Kent, Maria Zambrano - station, and the center - Malaga-Centro Alameda is halfway between the station and Plaza Marina). Drive to the center 15 minutes.

Malaga is a seaside city in Spanish Andalusia with a population of over half a million people. If Seville is the administrative capital of the autonomous community, then Malaga is its resort center, uniting dozens of holiday destinations on the 150-kilometer Mediterranean coast of the Costa del Sol or “Sunny Coast”. The city is located in the south of the Iberian Peninsula on a narrow flat strip in the bay of the same name, surrounded by mountains.

Malaga Airport (Malaga Pablo Ruis Picasso Airport) is located 8 km from the city and serves the Costa del Sol, receiving and sending flights to more than 60 countries.

How to get to and from the airport to Malaga and neighboring cities by train

There is a train from the airport to the city (line C-1). You can find your departure station by following the Train icons. The airport train station is called Aeropuerto. Trains operate every 20 minutes approximately. Trains run from the airport (Aeropuerto) - from 6.44 to 00.54, from Malaga (Malaga Centro Alameda) - from 5.20 to 23.30. The schedule can be checked on the Renfe website.

From Malaga Airport you can travel in both directions: in one direction there is the final station of Fuengirola, in the other - the center of Malaga (Malaga Centro Alameda). In Malaga you can also get off at Maria Zambrano station.

Tickets are sold in vending machines in front of the station entrance near terminal 3. Ticket prices:

• Torremolinos: 1.70€
• Benalmadena: 1.95€
• Fuengirola: 2.60€

By bus

Airport buses stop near Terminal T3, floor 0, arrivals area. Bus routes are divided into city, intercity and long-distance.

City buses

An express service connects the airport with the center of Malaga. The express takes 15 minutes to the center. A one-way ticket costs €3 and is paid to the bus driver. The bus runs every 20 – 25 minutes from 7 am to midnight from the airport. The last 5 buses leave at 21.10, 21.40, 22.15, 22.55 and 0.00. For accurate information on schedules, tickets and prices, visit the carrier's website www.emtmalaga.es. Select the line – Paseo del Parque / Aeropuerto Express and click on the schedule icon.

Intercity buses

They run on 3 routes:

— Marbella - Airport Line: travel time - 45 minutes. Ticket price: 9.20€. The bus departs from the middle stop (out of three).

on the carrier's website.

— Estepona - Airport Line: travel time - 1 hour 15 minutes. Ticket price: 13.2€.

Here is the general schedule for the summer season, approximately valid until September 15. Check the exact schedule on the carrier's website.

— M - 135 Line: Malaga - Santa Amalia: Line M -135 line connects the cargo terminal with Alhaurin de la Torre, Malaga and Santa Amalia.

This route does not stop at the airport passenger terminal. To catch the bus you need to exit on the main road of San Isidro.

You can find complete information with stops

Long distance buses

From the airport you can travel to the cities of Algeciras, Motril, Granada and Seville. A one-way ticket costs about 20€. You can find the bus schedule on the website of the carrier ALSA.

You can find other information about airport buses here.

By rented car

There are several well-known car rental companies at Malaga Airport. To rent a car online, we advise you to use the services of a popular service, multifunctional and simple, which will allow you to choose the most suitable car at home and receive it immediately upon arrival at the airport. Please note that the earlier you decide to book a car, the more choices you will have when booking.

Taxi from Malaga airport

The taxi rank is located next to the entrance to terminal T3. Free cars can be identified by illuminated signs on their roofs. Taxi drivers work according to meters. The cost of the trip depends on the time of day and mileage. Detailed information about the cost of taxi services is available on the airport website.

At the airport, it is very common for tourists who first arrived in France to get their hands on them. There is an effective way to avoid getting into trouble with “extra tariffs”. One of the most effective alternatives is to call a taxi online. It is quite possible to catch a taxi at the terminal, but with this option, all risks are transferred to the passenger; the cost of a taxi may cost you 2 times more than the real tariff. That is why it is advisable to place a pre-order in the search form below. Your order confirmation will be sent to you by email, and the driver will be waiting at the exit from the arrivals area with a sign with your name on it. The driver can also help you with your luggage, and payment of the full cost will be made only after arriving at the place, which you will already know when booking a taxi.

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