Malaga-Costa del Sol Airport (AGP) is the main international gateway to the city, located just 8 kilometers from the city center. It offers a wide range of direct flights from most major European cities as well as several intercontinental destinations. From the airport, travelers can easily reach the city center by suburban train (line C1), which takes approximately 12 minutes, by airport express bus (Line A), or by taxi and ride-hailing services.

Malaga Maria Zambrano Station is the city’s main railway hub, conveniently located near the center. The station is served by high-speed AVE trains, providing fast and comfortable connections from major cities such as Madrid (around 2.5 hours), Barcelona (approximately 5.5 hours), Seville, and Cordoba (about 1 hour). Regional and local trains also link Malaga with nearby towns and coastal destinations.

The main bus station in Malaga is next to the Maria Zambrano train station, offering regular national and international routes. Major cities like Madrid, Granada, Seville, and Almeria are directly connected to Malaga by long-distance buses operated primarily by ALSA. There are also international services from neighboring countries, including Portugal and France.

Malaga is easily accessible by road. The A-7 (Mediterranean Highway) runs along the coast and connects the city with other major destinations in Andalusia, while the A-45 provides a direct inland route to Cordoba. Drivers will find ample parking options throughout the city, and car rental services are readily available at the airport and train station.