Pablo Ruiz Picasso Malaga International Airport is one of the busiest airports in Spain that serves a staggering 16 million passengers annually. As far as Airport Transfer is concerned, there are a number of reputed companies providing hassle-free transportation service from Malaga Airport to any part in the Costa del Sol. Basically, Airport Transfer...

Public transport in Spain is not as developed as in some other European countries, so some journeys without a car can be difficult to say the least! Rural villages away from the coast and not on railway line often only have one bus a day in and one out so journeys have to be planned with a great deal of attention to timing. Don’t spend to long in...

Located 8 kilometers south-west of the city of Malaga, it’s the main airport for the Costa del Sol of Spain which frequently welcomes inbound tourist. Also known as Pablo Ruiz Picasso Airport, it is regarded as a gateway to Europe, and hence one of the major international airports of Spain. Due to the constant and increasing inflow of business...

Buying a car is a big step in anyone’s life, let alone when you are trying to settle in a new country with a different language you may not be completely familiar with. Going without a car is not really an option for most people on the coast and inland areas as the public transport system in Spain provides not much more than a basic service. Big towns...

If you are driving a foreign registered car and living permanently in Spain (with residency) then legally you must import (register) your car within six months of being in Spain. EU legislation requires that a car be insured in its country of registration, so if you are now living in Spain with Spanish residency your car cannot legally be foreign registered. You...

There is a real nice ferry service from Marbella to Puerto Banus and back and its run by a company called Fly Blue. It will take you past all the wonderful shores of Marbella and Puerto Banus where you can see Marbella from a different angle. You can get the ferry from the port in Puerto Banus or in Marbella every hour from 11am until 6.30pm. The cost...

The Costa del Sol is vast and if you dont have a car then you are stuck with taxis, buses or trains. Marbella does not actually have a train service just yet but it possible to get a bus to fuengirola, which has the closest train station linked directly with the mainn city of Malaga. Below you can find links to resources for local and national travel...