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Established in Malaga (1990), Rent
a Car Transauto SL is based in Málaga - the gateway
to the South Spain, and is proud to provide exceptional
Rental Rates along Malaga and province with genuine customer
service and satisfaction for Spanish and international visitors
seeking reliable Rental Vehicles. Small on size but big
on service, when you Make a Booking with Transauto Rent
a Car Malaga you can rest assured that you will receive
personalised customer service from the friendly and professional
team.
Choose from the range of well maintained hire vehicles designed
to suit most tourist budgets and requirements, including
compact backpacker hatchbacks or comfortable touring sedans
for economic, independent travelling. The range of 2WD and
4WD station wagons available are popular for visitors with
extra luggage (there is even room for the golf clubs), however
if you require a vehicle with even more space the 7-8 seater
Minibus Van is great for families, sports or tour groups.We
will ensure that you drive away completely satisfied!
At Rent a Car Transauto,
we pick you up and drop you off at the Malaga airport, quickly
and comfortably. And you don’t have to wait –
we have your car ready just outside the Arrivals Hall and
are able to deliver it in under 10 minutes.
And when you return it at the end of your stay, we will
be waiting for you upstairs at the Departures Hall, so you
can be on your way, without delay.
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Discovering
Malaga by car with Málaga car rental.
Staying in Malaga offers easy access to the many and varied
sights of the Costa del Sol and surrounding areas, well known
for its huge tourist economy, but also rich in history and culture.
•Driving with your car rental Spain Málaga in the
mountains to the west of Malaga is the picturesque village of
Mijas. One of the best examples of a “white village”
in Andalusia, Mijas has a unique ancient square bullring and
still maintains the tradition of donkey taxis which can be hired
in the central plaza to carry passengers around the town.
• Continuing Málaga car rental to the west along
the Costa del Sol will bring you to the popular resorts of Torremolinos,
Benalmadena and Fuengirola. These Andalusian towns are renowned
throughout northern Europe for their holiday atmosphere and
fine beaches.
• Further along this stretch of Mediterranean lie the
towns of Marbella and Estepona with Spain’s most popular
golf courses in between. This exclusive region attracts the
young and rich from across Europe. Marbella, in particular,
offers designer boutique shopping, first class restaurants and
a port, which is home to a vast array of luxury yachts throughout
the year.
• For a more traditional landscape try heading east along
the coast from Malaga where the mountainous countryside is used
primarily for local agriculture. The main town to visit is the
idyllic Spanish village of Nerja famous for its ancient limestone
caves and stunning stalactites. Arriving at Malaga aiport
As you would expect from a thriving business and cultural centre,
Malaga is easily accessible by travellers. Situated 10 Km outside
or the city centre Malaga Airport is within 2-3 hours flying
time from across most of Northern Europe with affordable flights
arriving daily to Spain’s 5th largest airport.
• Malaga city centre is a short journey from the airport
with a choice of routes. Normally tourist hire a car on arrival
but you have the train option from the airport.
• Train:depart every half hour (15 and 45 minutes past
the hour, between 7.15am & 11:45pm) taking approximately
12 minutes. The No. 19 is the main bus route into Malaga It
also departs every half hour (on the hour and half past, between
7am & midnight) from outside Main Arrivals.
• A more convenient alternative may be a taxi direct from
the Airport, which should take about 20 minutes and cost no
more than 20 euros.
• Good road networks make leisurely exploration of the
surrounding coastal region by car a tempting option. Anyone
travelling to a tight schedule should be aware that tailbacks
on the N340, the main coastal road, tend to cause unavoidable
delays throughout the holiday season.
• The bus station in Malaga provides routes to all large
Spanish cities and also the smaller local towns and villages.
Organisation and preparation are essential when planning to
travel through Spain by bus, as regulations can be problematic
for those with time constraints.
• As always, allow for regional variations such as purchase
of ticket not before 20 minutes to departure time or long queues
for travel information.
• For long haul trips the Daibus service can prove a reliable
and economical alternative to rail when travelling from the
Costa del Sol to the centre of Spain. The journey from Marbella
to Madrid takes about 8 hours with on stop en route. Rent a Car at Malaga Railway Station
Travel Advice in Malaga railway station
The railway station has 2 car parking, in the commercial area
“Vialia” you can found shops, cinema, restaurants
and Bars. You are able now travel by the fast train called AVE
to Cordoba and from there to Madrid. On arrival to the railwat
station yoy can take a taxi , a bus or hire a car.
Situated on the southern coast of Spain and surrounded by mountains
Malaga is the capital of the Costa del Sol. The exceptionally
good Mediterranean climate and well kept beaches help to maintain
the city as one of Europe’s premier tourist destinations.
Malaga is situated in a prime position to take convenient short
breaks at destinations throughout southern Spain. If you have
decided to hire a car you can drive to the East of Malaga is
Granada with the magnificent Alhambra. To the northwest is the
Andalusian capital of Seville and further along the coast to
the west is the port of Cadiz. A busy town, with frequent crossings
to Gibraltar, Cadiz and the nearby town of Tarifa are popular
for water sport activities particularly windsurfing.
• Malaga is a diverse and vibrant city providing visitors
with a superb choice of amenities and a wide range of bars and
restaurants. A dynamic cultural heritage dating from its Phoenician
origins in 1100 BC through Roman and then Moorish occupations
ensures an abundance of areas of special interest in the region.
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• One of the major artistic forces of the Twentieth Century
was born in Malaga in 1881. At his birthplace on the Plaza de
la Merced can now be found the Pablo Ruiz Picasso Foundation,
which is dedicated to the life and works of this prolific artist.
The Foundation is open to the public daily and is free of charge.
• A major landmark in the area is the impressive walled
fortress La Alcazaba. Built by the Moors in the 11th Century
on the site of a Roman Fortress, dating back to 700 AD, Alcazaba
is positioned on the Gibralfaro Hill offering magnificent views
across the city and harbour.
• The ruins of a 2nd Century roman amphitheatre are found
below the entrance to Alcazaba and are currently under construction.
• Above Alcazaba is Gibralfaro Castle which was completed
in the 15th Century by the Muslim King Yusuf.
• Dating from 1528 the city’s cathedral was built
on the site of the mosque, which remained after the expulsion
of the Moors from Spain.
• Inside can be found the Cathedral Museum containing
a rich display of sculpture and paintings. Located next to the
cathedral on Plaza del Obispo is the Diocesal Museum that houses
a substantial collection of religious artefacts. Malaga car rental
Discovering Malaga by car
Many tourist hire a car at Malaga airport, when they arrive.
You can drive to the mountains to the west of Malaga is the
picturesque village of Mijas. One of the best examples of a
“white village” in Andalusia, Mijas has a unique
ancient square bullring and still maintains the tradition of
donkey taxis which can be hired in the central plaza to carry
passengers around the town. Continuing by car to the west along
the Costa del Sol will bring you to the popular resorts of Torremolinos,
Benalmadena and Fuengirola. These Andalusian towns are renowned
throughout northern Europe for their holiday atmosphere and
fine beaches.
Further along this stretch of Mediterranean lie the towns of
Marbella and Estepona with Spain’s most popular golf courses
in between, you can visit all of them by car easily.. Marbella,
in particular, offers designer boutique shopping, first class
restaurants and a port, which is home to a vast array of luxury
yachts throughout the year.
Just 2 hours by car you can reach the east of Malaga, Granada
with the magnificent Alhambra. To the northwest is the Andalusian
capital of Sevilla and further along the coast to the west is
the port of Cadiz. A busy town, with frequent crossings to Gibraltar,
Cadiz and the nearby town of Tarifa are popular for water sport
activities particularly windsurfing.
Costa
del Golf & Andalusia. Golf has had a tremendous
impact on the Costa del Sol area, especially during
the winter season. Its mild winter climate, combined
with abundance of high quality courses, make it a
highly desirable year-round golfing destination, sometimes
described as the Costa del Golf.
Towns
and Villages of Malaga. The bustling city of Málaga
is not only the capital of Málaga province
but also the unifficial capital of the Costa del Sol.
Thanks to its international airport, excellent highway
system and port facilities, Málaga is for many
visitors the gateway not only to the Costa but also
to the rest of Andalucía.
Malaga,
Andalusia travel and tourism. Here we provide
an overview of the best historic and natural sites
and tourist activities in the area, as well as photos
of son of the area's best places of interest.
Natural
Parks, travel away from the coast and you will
find many areas of outstanding natural beauty for
you to explore, including the mountains of Málaga
and Andalusia.
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