Road Map of Malaga Province
From the fast AP-7 coastal motorway to the Guadalmedina (AP-46) inland route and the scenic mountain roads, this map shows every major highway you need to explore the Costa del Sol and the interior with confidence.
Malaga province has one of the best road networks in Andalusia. Whether you’re heading to Marbella, Ronda, Antequera or the Axarquia villages, our overview map and practical guide will help you drive safely, avoid surprises with tolls and radars, and enjoy the journey.
Overview Road Map of Malaga Province
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Malaga’s Main Roads & Motorways
The province has an excellent modern road network. Here are the most important routes you will see on the map, with practical information about tolls and speed cameras.
AP-7 Mediterranean Motorway (Costa del Sol)
The main toll motorway running from Malaga to Estepona (and on to Algeciras). Fast, modern and with beautiful sea views. Tolls apply (approx. €5.50 Málaga–Marbella normal season; higher in summer). Many fixed and section speed cameras – especially around Rincón de la Victoria, Torremolinos and Fuengirola.
A7 VS AP-7
A-7 Free Coastal Route (parallel to AP-7)
The free alternative to the AP-7. Slower but much more scenic, passing through coastal villages and offering direct beach access. Heavier traffic in summer and more radars in built-up areas.
Best Scenic RoutesAP-46 Guadalmedina Motorway (Las Pedrizas)
The inland toll motorway linking Malaga with Antequera, Casabermeja and Almogía. Very useful for drivers coming from Córdoba, Seville or heading to the airport from the north. Short toll section with fewer radars than the coastal routes.
AP-46 Official website
A-45 Malaga–Cordoba Motorway
The main free inland motorway. Passes the Pantano del Agujero reservoir, Casabermeja, Colmenar and Antequera. Several fixed and section speed cameras, especially around the Las Pedrizas pass and tunnels.
Cordoba by car• Tolls on AP-7 and AP-46 are paid at booths or with Via-T (recommended for frequent drivers – discounts available).
• Speed cameras are common on the A-7 (especially Rincón de la Victoria, Torremolinos and Marbella areas) and A-45 (Las Pedrizas tunnels). Mobile radars are frequent on secondary roads.
• Mountain roads (A-397 to Ronda, A-366 through the Axarquia) are winding – reduce speed and enjoy the views safely.
Driving in Malaga Province: Your Practical Guide
Hiring a car is the most flexible way to explore Malaga’s roads. The province has excellent motorways and scenic secondary routes, but a few safety tips will make your journey even smoother.
Car Hire: Total Freedom
Pick up your car at Malaga Airport and enjoy the freedom of the open road. Ideal for combining coastal drives with mountain routes through the Axarquia or Serranía de Ronda.
Hire a car at Malaga Airport
Private Transfer: Stress-Free Arrival
Door-to-door from the airport to your hotel or first destination. Perfect if you prefer not to drive immediately or are travelling with family and luggage.
Book a private transferMalaga’s roads are your gateway to unforgettable drives – from the Costa del Sol to the white villages and mountain passes. Drive safely, enjoy the views and use our map as your companion!




