Cheap flights to Malaga
Cheap flights to Malaga bring you to the Spanish coast, where the old town, the port and the city beaches sit close together, so you can swim in the morning and eat late at night. Arrivals peak in summer, when much of northern Europe seems to be heading the same way and the rush brings in planes from Chisinau, Katowice and Wroclaw. Late spring and early autumn are quieter, and the sea is still warm enough for a swim.
Flights to Malaga — where from
Airports — Malaga
Malaga airport is the only airport serving the city, a short drive south of the centre. Ryanair, Vueling, EasyJet Europe, Air Europa, Volotea and Norwegian International all appear on the boards. A suburban train runs from the terminal to the centre, and the ride drops you at the edge of the old town. Buses and taxis wait outside arrivals, and car hire desks sit in the same building if you plan to explore the coast. Allow extra time in summer, when the terminal fills up.
When to go
Summer is the busiest stretch, with hot, dry days and warm nights, and it is when most of the flights from Krakow, Warsaw, Budapest and the rest of central Europe arrive. Spring and autumn give you mild weather and shorter queues at the airport. Winter stays gentle by the sea, though it can be cool and wet. School breaks, bank holidays and the run-up to Christmas push fares up, so book early if your dates are fixed.
Malaga: flights from the city More destinations in Spain: flights