Southern Spain is an extremely popular travel destination during the seasonal winter holidays. It is also as much in demand during the summer season. So if your main concern is saving some money on last-minute travel, you will want to plan a visit to Marbella and offer Malaga for a future trip.

The Malaga airport is located about 30 kilometres from the centre of Malaga. In order to make a transfer from Malaga to Marbella, you need to take a taxi or bus and it will take you about 45 minutes. The bus will cost around €2 and the taxi will cost around €35.

Marbella is only a 11-minute train journey from Malaga which tends to be quicker than transferring by car. This transfer option can cut down on travel time dramatically and make your entire day more enjoyable so you have more time out on the beaches and hidden gems of Marbella.

During the warmer months, it is common for people who live in the south of Spain to move back to the city, leaving their vacation homes to be inhabited for the rest of the year by other tourists.

Marbella is a very popular destination for tourists in the springtime. The weather is perfect for outdoor activities and there are many festivals that take place during this time.

If you are looking for some things to do in Marbella in Spring, here is a list of some ideas:

• Visit the famous beaches and enjoy the nice weather
• Explore the city’s historical centre
• Take a boat tour of the coastlines
• Go on a wine tour to taste some of Spain’s finest wines

A taxi or car from Malaga to Marbella is about an hour and a half. There are a few things you need to keep in mind before booking your ride, though.

The cost of the taxi or car of the Malaga to Marbella transfer is about 100 Euros. You should also know that there are no taxis after 10pm, so make sure you get back before then if you’re using one as your ride home.