Rip currents can be very dangerous. Especially when it comes to inexperienced swimmers and when they panic. Unfortunately, not a summer goes by on the Costa del Sol without fatalities. If we know how to act when we are caught in a rip current, it can literally save our lives.
We tell you everything about speed cameras in the province of Malaga.
We are expecting a very active summer in terms of travel in our beautiful province.
And if we prefer to spend our money on cold beers and fried fish instead of fines, it is worth bearing in mind where these fixed radars, stretch radars (those that force you to respect the maximum speed limit for several kilometres) and hidden mobile radars are located.
Jellyfish on the beaches of Malaga? Unfortunately, in recent years on the Mediterranean coast there has been an increase in the multiplication of jellyfish as a result of a variety of human activities, representing a growing threat to recreational activities and water sports. (more…)
Malaga and the typical summer fines: Which are true and which are myths? We go through them one by one.
Every summer, when the heat swelters in Malaga, we ask ourselves the same questions again and again: Can I drive in flip-flops? Shirtless? In a Bikini? Can I drink water while driving? Or enjoy a refreshing ice cream at the wheel?
Find out what you shouldn’t do, if you prefer to spend your money in a Beach bar instead on a fine.
The summer flight season this year runs from March 29 until the end of October. From which cities are there flights to Malaga this summer 2026?
This summer Malaga airport offers flights to Malaga from 151 destinations, operated by 57 airlines.
No one wants to overpay for a certain service. Hiring a car at Malaga airport in particular has acquired a bit of a bad reputation, as customers are often surprised by expenses that are not clearly specified in advance or broken down into the supposed final price.
Over the course of this year, a number of new concepts will become mandatory for all travellers to familiarise themselves with: the new electronic documents ETIAS, EES and ETA, for entry into Europe or the UK.
Below, we explain everything you need to know about travelling to Malaga Airport and the Costa del Sol. And we also have a section for travellers to the UK.
Everything you need to know about the new traffic regulations in Spain coming into force from 1st January 2025. Keep up to date at a glance on what you need to be aware of if you are driving in Spain or if you are visiting our beautiful province of Malaga and Costa del Sol.
The DGT (the Spanish General Directorate of Traffic) has prepared an update with new traffic signs that will soon be installed on streets and roads.
Find out which they are and take our fun quiz!
Let’s find out where are the EV charging stations in Malaga and Costa del Sol for your electric vehicle in this article. You can drive all the province with your electric car, and we will show you where to recharge the batteries. (more…)
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