Which UK airports fly direct to Malaga?

You can book direct return flights to Malaga with easyJet from a variety of UK airports, including London Gatwick to Malaga , Glasgow to Malaga , Belfast Intl to Malaga , Liverpool to Malaga , and Manchester to Malaga . So you're never too far from a quick and easy flight to the beach!

How many flights from UK to Malaga each day?

The number of flights from the UK to Malaga per day can vary greatly depending on time of year and other factors. However, there are typically hundreds of flights departing from UK airports to Malaga weekly, and dozens per day.

How long is a direct flight to Malaga?

Flights times vary depending on where in the UK you're flying from, as well as weather and air traffic conditions. However, average flight times are: London Gatwick to Malaga : around 2 hours and 30 minutes Belfast International to Malaga : around 3 hours and 5 minutes London Southend to Malaga : around 2 hours and 40 minutes London Luton to Malaga : around 2 hours and 45 minutes Bristol to Malaga : around 2 hours and 45 minutes Glasgow to Malaga : around 3 hours and 15 minutes

How far is Malaga Town from the airport?

Malaga Airport (AGP) is located about 5 miles southwest of the city center. It usually takes around 15-20 minutes by car or taxi, and around 30-40 minutes by public transport, to travel between the two.

What is the cheapest month to fly to M�laga?

It tends to be cheapest to fly to Malaga during the low season (from November to March, excluding school holidays).

Is it worth flying to Malaga in the off season?

Malaga may be known for sun and sand, but it's also a pleasure to visit in during the winter months. It's got a number of well-known museums (including the Museo Picasso), great restaurants, and the mild weather will still be an improvement on the UK!

What other destinations are served by Malaga airport?

Malaga airport gives you access to some of the most beautiful places in Spain within a couple hours- including Ronda, Nerja, Marbella , and Benalmadena.

Cheap flights to Malaga

Why fly to Malaga?

Malaga is the capital of the Costa del Sol and a magnet for millions of tourists each year.

Malaga is a charismatic and cosmopolitan city by the coast. One with great beaches, pumping nightlife, and some of Spain's most popular southern resorts and towns right on its doorstep.

The country's fifth largest city is also one with a rich history of Roman, Islamic and Spanish cultures spanning 2,000 years, each of which have left their mark on this architecturally eclectic place. But the real reason people come to Malaga is because it's a great place to holiday by the sea with activities to suit all - one of our favourite places to experience this culture is El Palo beach. And with average year round temperatures of 20 degrees and 320 days of sunshine a year, it's not difficult to see why.

easyJet holidays to Malaga

The heart of the Costa del Sol, Malaga is a charismatic and cosmopolitan city found by the coast. Malaga is a magnet for millions of tourists each year, and at easyJet holidays we know a thing or two about holidays. One of our top recommended places to go is El Palo beach, where you can enjoy the sun, sea and sand, and try your hand at some water sports. Here at easyJet holidays we offer lots of great value Malaga holiday deals, from self-catering to all-inclusive, so you can be sure to find the holiday that is right for you. What are you waiting for?

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Flight prices to Malaga

Belfast Intl to Malaga

Nov from £14.99

Bristol to Malaga

Oct from £17.99

Glasgow to Malaga

Oct from £17.99

Liverpool to Malaga

Nov from £14.99

London Gatwick to Malaga

Oct from £20.99

London Luton to Malaga

Dec from £17.99

London Southend to Malaga

Oct from £14.99

Manchester to Malaga

Oct from £17.99

When's the best time to go?

Hottest month

August

Coldest month

January

Best time to visit

Malaga comes alive in high summer (June, July, August), when locals and holidaymakers mingle on the beach catching the sun’s rays and swimming in the warm Med Sea. The shorefront chiringuito bars are at their best in these months, with al fresco tables spilling onto the sand and live music accompanying big plates of tapas.

Avoid the crowds

Malaga’s Mediterranean climate means it’s pleasant all year round, even in the coldest months of January and February. In fact, the spring and autumn months – although cooler than the summer months – are brilliant windows to visit in. The temperature can still hit the early to mid-20s, but the beaches and backstreets are a lot quieter.