Malaga Airport covers 273 hectares of land and is the main airport in Malaga, it is prepared to welcome more than 12 million travellers throughout the year. This bustling airport has two terminals, which usher in tourists to the Costa del Sol, terminal A caters to travellers from Spain and the rest of the European Union, while terminal B services passengers from the rest of the world. There is also a terminal for private flights, Malaga Airport is a state of the art airport, the commercial area inside the airport building has recently been improved and there are 9 different rest points and a wide selection of bars and restaurants, exhibition hall, which shows the work of well known Andalusian artist's. There are also cash points, postal and internet services for passengers, pharmacy and children's play area, Malaga Airport has it's own taxi service, bus service and train station.

Malaga Harbour has become the second most important port of call for Tourist Cruise ships in peninsula Spain, and receives some of the most important and prestigious liners in the world. There are ferries that run to Malaga from North Africa, Melilla in particular, the duration of the journey is eight hours, these ferries run daily from September to June, Monday to Saturday & run by Trasmediterránea.

Railways are a vital transportation hub connecting Malaga City to it's nearby city's like Madrid, Barcelona and Seville and also to Europe. Travelling from Malaga to Seville takes three hours and there are as many trains that run on a daily basis, travel time from Barcelona to Malaga is around 7 hours, these services are efficient and reliable and are run by Renfe.

Malaga's highways are well developed and offer great views of the coast, if your travelling from Barcelona or Madrid to Malaga, use the E15/A7 and E5 motorway respectively. If your looking to rent a car then there a numerous company's that operate at Malaga Airport and in Malaga itself, including Avis, Hertz or Europcar.