Malaga Airport Guide

Is where a map of Malaga airport “building“?

My Reply...

Hi Anders,
There are maps but for different areas. For example arrivals, departures etc etc.

if you go to http://www.aena.es/ go to Malaga Airport, you can go to the different area you are interested in and then click Map / Mapa.

Regards

Joanne

hello!my name is Linda and me and my friends arrived to malaga airport about amonth ago..when we came here our luggage had been lost..then we got it 3 days later to our home..but we heard about that if youdon't get your bags you can buy necessary things like clothes and stuff..sowe did..but how do we get our money back? is it too late now or can we stillget them? and what should we add in the "letter" to them? and where to sendit?do you know?thankful for answer!Linda.

My Reply...

Here is a list of Malaga Airport Telephone numbersYour contact is with who you flew with so firstly I would contact the airline. They are the ones to talk to as they would employ the baggage handlers etc.

I dont know for sure exactly how you get your money back as i have never been asked this before, so if you do get a result please let me know so I can put it up for people in the future.

Good luck

Regards

Joanne

ps: keep pestering the people you call...dont just take no for an answer!

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HiI have two Engineers flying back from Malaga to England tomorrow (Fri 30th March). They have roughly 23kg of tools that they need to bring back. I have spoken to Easyjet and they say it is at the discretion of the airport whether they will allow them to bring back tools, can you advise me to whether they will be likely to? Also, if they take the tools to the airport and then find that they can't take the them, is there anywhere within the airport that they can be kept until a courier can collect?A quick reply would be much appreciated.Many thanksCally

My Reply...

I really dont know for certain im afraid. It really is down to the airline / airport.

There also isnt a luggage store there at Malaga Airport.


If there are any problems, tell them to go to information asap to try and get something sorted.

Here is a list of all Malaga Airport Telephone Numbers

Regards

JOanne

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Hello,

My family and I are traveling to Malaga this spring. Are there any ATM machines there to get cash for our taxi?

Thank you,

My Reply...

There are cash machines in the arrivals hall and the departures hall. However, personally, I would have cash in euros before arriving incase machines not working etc

Regards

Jo

Dear Jo
I will be arriving at Malaga after Mid night, have hired acar through airport car rental. How safe is it to drive with my familyto the hotel which is 15 kms away on N340...
Tku & warm rgds

My Reply...

You should be fine here!

But as always with airports - be aware of everything. Watch your passports, bags etc.

Its not that bad here, just many things get announced in the news because there isnt that much news!

Enjoy

Regards

JOanne

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hi jo i lost my mobile phone in malaga airport yesterday thursday 22nd mar its a black lg mobile with 3 on the front i am not bothered about the phone is just the sim card really i have a friend that lives near tolox but she can not speak spainish..could you please help me...i can not find the lost property department on the net..i did try to do something about it yesterday but i only realised that it was missing 30mins before my flight left for the uk.thank you val

My Reply...

Hi Val

Here are the numbers to lost propprty at Malaga Airport

The direct numbers for lost property at Malaga are 0034 952 048 851 or 0034 952 048 837.

I will put this up on my site and hope that if anyone found it could get in contact please.

If you found the phone above please let us know so we can get it back to Val.



Regards

Joanne

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Hi Jo got your email off malaga airport site,
I was on flight EZY 6056 on Sunday 25Th March and in the upper departure lounge by the departure gate and took a photo of my friend as it was a lovely sunset and must have missed my bag when putting it away, I was wondering if you could put this on your site as someone might have picked it up and want to return it its a canon ixus 750 on it are photos of my new granddaughter so its return would be appreciated I have rung lost property and they haven't got it many thanks Belinda

Hi Belinda

Keep trying the lost property numbers at Malaga Airport. Sometimes it may take a while for things to be taken to the right department.

I do hope someone finds it and if they do, please get in touch so we can get the camera and all the pictures back to Belinda.

Thank you

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Good morning
Can you help please. I purchased from the Duty Free outlet of Aldeasa on Wednesday 7th February 2007 a Hugo Boss product for which I paid 26 Euros. This was purchased together with other items and the total bill amounted to 114.50 Euros for which I paid by credit card.
On arriving back in the UK I have now opened the product only to find to my surprise and dismay that the product has already been used and I am left with an empty dispenser.
Can you assist me in contacting the Aldeasa outlet with a view to a full refund or replacement of the goods.

David Hampson

My Reply...

Hi David,

Your email is the 3rd or 4th we have received about empty products when they get home

Aldeasa Duty Free shop Telephone number is 0034 952 048 458 or Fax nubmer is 0034 952 048 459

Good luck

regards

Joanne
www.lamastranza.eu
malaga-airport-guide.com

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Hello I'm taking up your kind offer of assistance!

We arrive Malaga 21.05 on a weekday; assuming the plane is on time what chance do you think we have of catching the penultimate (22.14) or last train (22.44) to fuengirola. How long will it take us to walk from baggage collection to the departure point? If this is feasible would also be grateful of any information you can give about where exactly we go in the airport to catch the train and where we can buy tickets.

Also do you by any chance know how near Las Rampas Hotel, Pintor Nogales S/N is to the station in fuengirola?

Many thanks!
Alison

My Reply...

Hi Alison,

I would have thought that you will easily catch the last train and with just a little luck the penultimate on.

I cant describe exactly how to get to the train station because there is so much going on at the airport that the route keeps changing (you will see what I mean when you get there).

The best thing to do is simply follow the signs. You can buy tickets from the machine on the platform so it is advisable to have some euro coins handy.

Lastly, I am sorry but I dont know where the hotel is in relation to the train station. The best thing to do is find the Hotel website and I am sure they will have directions.

If all else fails or your flight is late a taxi will cost you around 25 Euros.

Hope all goes well

Regards

Jo

many thanks for this infor Jo much appreciated

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Hi Jo

Can you please advise if there is still a wrapping machine in Malaga Airport, for wrapping car seats etc?

Regards

Gayle

My Reply...

The last time we were there it was still there!

Regards

Joanne

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Hi Jo, We want to get from Malaga airport to tarifa in May. We are happy to get buses and trains but don't want to drive. Any advice on the best way to get there.
Regards
Jay

My Reply...


YOu can get the airport bus from Malaga Airport to Marbella Bus Station.

Then you need to change here to get a bus to Algeciras. Then change again at Algeciras to Tarifa or get a taxi for around 20-30€uros.

Regards

Joanne


Thanks Jo, your help is much appreciated, I wasn't having much luck finding this information. Can you tell me how long does the bus take to get to Marbella and do I need to buy tickets before I get on the bus or on the bus itself?
Regards

My Reply...

The bus from Malaga Airport to Marbella Bus station takes 45 minutes. Here you pay on the bus. From Marbella, you buy tickets from the office.

Regards

Joanne

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Hi Jo,
just came across your site,can you help. Am coming to fuengirola next week, staying in hotel torreblaca, from reports I've read it is near train station..would that be the end of the journey or Los Boliches or Torreblanca ?Also can you give me an idea of how far cordoba is from there? is it on train line etc ? many thanx Nicola (Bristol, England)

My Reply...

You can get a train from Opposite Malaga Airport to Fuengirola. Best to call hotel Torreblanca to check which stop to get off at.

For Cordoba you can get the RENFE from Malaga City to Cordoba have a look at www.renfe.es

We recently did a weekend in cordoba, fantastic city...we drove though.

Here is more info about our weekend away in cordoba.

Have a great time.

Regards

Joanne

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Please could you advise of the cheapest way to travel from Malaga to Faro?
We need to be in Faro on Saturday 30th June 2007, are there any cheap airlines or would a train/bus route be easier?

Would appreciate your suggestions

Many thanks
Hayley

My Reply...

Hi Hayley,

No flights I am afraid. Its about 4 hours 30 mins by car or all public transport info is here (just in reverse!).

http://www.faroairportguide.com/2007/03/faro-to-malaga_13.html

Good luck

Regards

Gary

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Hi Gary, We are trying to get to Gibraltar from Malaga Airport. I know there is a train to Fuengirola, but what about the next leg? Any advice>
Thanks a million,
S. Bolt

My Reply...

Best to jump on the airport bus that goes direct to Marbella Bus Station.. Here you can then change buses and catch one to La Linea, just outside Gibraltar.
have a look at www.ctsa~portillo.com for more info on buses

Regards

Joanne



Thank you very much indeed for your help!
Sue Bolt

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Hi Jo,

we have a freind who has a problem with gout,can we prebook those motorised pick up buggies to run him to the baggage area?

Arriving Sun.

thanks Fred.

My Reply...

Genereally when you get out of the plane there are always buggies waiting. If your friend looks like he needs it, they will take him. If unsure, mention to the stewards on board the plane when arriving.

Regards

Joanne
malaga-airport-guide.com

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Hi Jo,

I came across your name whilst looking for directions in Spain. I need to know how to get from Malaga Airport to Hotel Dos Mares, Crt. Nacional 340, km. 79.5, 11380 Tarifa - Cadiz.

I'm really hoping that you will be able to help me because I have had no luck so far.

Kind regards

Peggy


My Reply...

If you mean driving, Its quite easy, really once on the right road from Malaga Airport, its a straight line more or less.

Go to www.googlemaps.com type in Malaga Airport to Tarifa and a map will come up with driving directions on the left.

I hope this helps.

Tarifa is fantastic!

Regards

Joanne
malaga-airport-guide.com
www.nuevaandalucia.blogspot.com


My Reply...

You are fantastic! Thank you so much ;-)

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HI
I TRAVELLED THROUGH MALAGA AIRPORT ON SUNDAY 21/01/2007 AND UNFORTUNATELY LEFT BEHIND MY JACKET CONTAINING MY KEYS HAVE YOU A MEANS OF CHECKING FOR LOST PROPERTY?
I WOULD BE VERY GRATEFUL IF YOU COULD EVEN GET ME A CONTACT NO OR E MAIL ADDRESS


THANKS
ALAN

Hi Alan
Please read here all other posts.

Lost Property

Regards

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hi jo-i will be coming to andalucia with some friends in a week. We are lookingfor a cheapo place in malaga the night before we fly out (very early). Weare trying to find a place for 30 euros for 2 people. Is it cheaper intorremolinos?

Thanks!!!

My Reply..

Hi Dan

I dont personally know of any very cheap places to stay in Malaga

However I have found this for you which is hostels in Malaga. My friends have stayed in some in Marbella and they were actually ok.

It would be great if you could let us know what you found and what it was like

Malaga is a great city to see.

Regards

Joanne


thanks for the information. I will let you know if we find anything worthwhile recommending.Thanks!dan

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Hi Jo

My boyfriends is organizing his brothers stag party in Puerto Banus and has booked the flights into Jerez….can you let me know the best way to travel from the airport, there is about 11 of them.

Many Thanks


Claire

My Reply...

Hi Claire,

Unless you drive, its not easy. YOu could have a look at private transfers.

Or there is a bus, but once or twice a day.

Here is more infomration on buses from Jerez to Marbella and Short Breaks in Puerto Banus


HOpe this helps

Regards

Joanne

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Hi Jo

While on holiday in Fuengirola in March would like to go to Granada orSeville, only problem is car & coach not possible as transport.Is train a possibility & would this involve an overnight stop?

Thanks for any help

My Reply...


You can go by train.

Have a look at www.renfe.es

You may have to go Fuegirola to Malaga and then change train from Malaga to Granada or Seville.

Train Malaga to Seville is around 2.5 hours.

Have a great time

Would be great to hear how you go on.

Regards

Joanne

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Hi Jo,Love your web site, but as many of us hate smoke, it would be a nice touchfor you to give information on the smoking policy of each restaurant.I for one will never go to a restaurant where I can not sit in a NO SMOKINGarea.

Robert

My Reply...

Hi Robert,
Unfortunately its not really that straight forward.

The restaurants seem to have all their own rules and it seems that if they have "Se Pemite Fumar" in the window, its ok to smoke.

From now on if I know a restaurant definately doesnt allow smoking I will mark it up.

I also dont like smoking, most awful whilst eating, especially when someone lights up a cigar.

Thanks for your question.

Regards

Joanne

I've just found your website. We're planning a trip to Benalmadena and our plane arrives at Malaga airport at 9.45 p.m. Do you know if we will be in time for the last train, bearing in mind it is the winter timetable and we have to get through baggage reclaim and trust the plane is on time.

Any advice welcome.

Best regards and thanks. Angela.


My Reply...

Hi Angela,

The last train for the local www.renfe.es looks like it is at 22.44 from Malaga Airport to Benalmadena.

If all on time you may just catch it, but you will have to be quick.

Failing that, then if not hiring a car then cabs are outside the arrivals hall.

Regards

Joanne
malaga-airport-guide.com

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Please,
How do you get from Malaga Airport to Torremolinos and how far is it?
What is the best way to get from Malaga Airport to Torremolinos?

Thank you

John

My Reply...

If not hiring a car,

best and quickest is go to the train station at the airport and go straight to torremolinos. 10 minutes!!!

Or a cab wouldnt be too much maybe around 15euros.

Regards

Joanne
malaga-airport-guide.com



Thank you

John

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Dear Jo,

I am flying to Barcelona on Vueling Airlines. Is the check in in the main departures building or in the smaller building? Thanks - I always use your website!

Sue Pemberton


My Reply...

Hi Susan,

I not 100% sure but would think its just as normal in Terminal 2, the normal big building. And Vueling Airlines operate from Terminal 2 too.

Thats where my husband goes when he flew with click air to barcelona the other day.

If its something different, please let me know then I can post it up.

Im pleased you find the site so useful and if you ever have information about Malaga Airport you think could be of use to other please let me know.

Regards

Joanne

Labels: Flights

Malaga Airport Trains and Local Malaga Trains

www.renfe.es is the main trainline in Spain.

There is a trainstation at Malaga Airport.

There are also local trains called Renfe Cercanias

If you leave the main page in Spanish, on the right hand side half way down you can choose the local trains from a list.

Here is a list Local Malaga Trains with local stops, timetable and prices.

From Malaga Airport to Fuengirola which is the furthest you can get to along the Costa Del Sol takes just 35 minutes. You can stop at Benalmadena, Torremolinos, Plaza Mayor and many other places too.

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