During the summer days you can observe in Malaga a phenomenon that is always repeated at the same time.
A small “tsunami” suddenly invades the beaches of Malaga and catches by surprise those bathers unaware of this phenomenon who are lying at first beach line just a few meters from the sea.
What is this strange phenomenon that has drenched more than one and has occasionally taken mobile devices and other prized possessions?
What we are going to narrate would be a great a story for sleepless nights that fits very well to these dates close to Halloween; unfortunately, everything we comment really happened on October 30 in the vicinity of Malaga airport.
We have your attention? Not surprisingly!
Did you know that Malaga Airport is the oldest airport in Spain? If you have been to Malaga in the past few years, you’ve seen that it is gaining a considerable size; although yet it’s not comparable to the airports of the European capitals it’s nevertheless a stunning transformation.
The new regulation of traffic that will take effect in a few days is causing a stir among those interested in hiring a car in Malaga. To avoid confusion and possible fines, we provide this summary of the salient points of the new rules:
As the cost of fuel has increased, more and more drivers are looking at ways of cutting the costs of their everyday motoring – even with their holiday hire car. In a recent post, we looked at ways you can increase your fuel efficiency by making small changes to your driving style. Here we explore a few other ways you can keep fuel costs down by making your car a little more efficient.
Car hire fuel policies are still a contentious issue in Spain. A recent Which? Travel report likens the practice to that of the ‘hidden charges’ used by a number of budget airlines, where the final cost can come as quite a shock to the customer. So which fuel policies should you avoid with car hire in Malaga, and why is malagacar.com so different?
The mild climate of Malaga throughout the year encourages many athletes to travel to the Costa del Sol to enjoy the various facilities for training.
Today we talk about common fines of Malagacar.com customers, places where they usually get fined and how we proceed in processing these fines.
Given that last week has opened the fourth supplier of LPG gas in the province of Malaga, specifically in the Costa del Sol town of Fuengirola, in this blog we talk a bit more about this fuel which certainly presents some interesting advantages.
The Mini is more than just a car. It is a symbol of British culture and history. It was born in the 60’s in Britain, as a response to the fuel shortage caused by the Suez crisis. The British Motor Company wanted to create a low-cost car that was small, efficient and practical. They succeeded beyond their expectations. The Mini became the most popular car ever produced in Britain, and one of the most iconic cars in the world. (more…)
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