Madrid to Malaga Flights

Flying out of Madrid MAD

Madrid Barajas is the largest airport in Spain and lies only eight miles to the north east of the Spanish capital. There are 10,000 parking spaces for flights Madrid passengers driving there and transport is available to take people between the four terminals. The airport boasts a business centre as well as exclusive lounges for VIP passengers. Like all major international airports, Madrid Barajas also has banking, shopping, dining and bar facilities available.

An important factor to be taken into account when taking flights from Madrid is getting to the Madrid Barajas Airport. For those arriving by car there are several roads which can be taken, depending on where the driver is coming from. The main road systems include the M40 Madrid ring road, the A2 Madrid to Barcelona motorway, and the A1 Madrid to Burgos motorway. Crucially the Madrid Barajas is well signposted on all main roads. For those travelling by train, there are several suburban trains which link with the airport's underground system. Anyone journeying by taxi may find there is a surcharge on arrival at the airport.

For passengers wanting to spend the night close to Madrid Barajas Airport prior to taking their flights, there are several hotels close by. They are all within a two mile radius of the airport. To book flights from Madrid to {destination.name} visit our ebookers.com website. Also use its unique tools to arrange car hire and accommodation

Arrival in Malaga

Tourists taking flights to Malaga will find themselves in one of Europe's major holiday spots. Malaga Airport is the arrival point from where millions of British visitors begin their onward journey to any one of the numerous sun-soaked resorts on Spain's Costa del Sol. Malaga City also has much to offer the holidaymaker.

Customers looking for flights Malaga will be pleased to learn that Malaga Airport is just five miles from the city and there will be no trouble in getting around from there. There is a railway station just a short walk away from the terminal which can take passengers into Malaga city or further afield. Take a look outside the terminal and visitors will see there is no shortage of taxis available to take them on the final stage of their journey. Many people, however, like to hire a car, not only to take them into the city, but also to allow them to visit and see as much as possible during their holiday.

Malaga offers tourists wonderful opportunities for sightseeing, visits and entertainment. Two famous places to visit are the city's 16th century cathedral and also the Picasso Museum. There are many things to do while in the city, which includes taking one or more of the rich variety of tours around the whole region. Depending upon the time of the year, visitors may also be able to watch the leading football club Malaga in action. To book flights from Madrid to Malaga, arrange car hire and accommodation, simply visit our website at ebookers.com.