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S$ 891 - S$ 1,265
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Singapore ChangiMalaga
SIN - AGP
SINAGP
Singapore Changi
Sat 1-6
1 stop17h 40m
Malaga
Tue 27-8
1 stop17h 30m
Singapore ChangiMalaga
SIN - AGP
SINAGP
Singapore Changi
Sat 1-6
1 stop17h 40m
Malaga
Thu 29-8
2 stops19h 15m
Singapore ChangiMalaga
SIN - AGP
SINAGP
Singapore Changi
Sun 26-5
1 stop30h 50m
Malaga
Sun 21-7
1 stop17h 30m
Singapore ChangiMalaga
SIN - AGP
SINAGP
Singapore Changi
Wed 11-9
1 stop34h 05m
Malaga
Wed 18-9
1 stop17h 40m
Singapore ChangiMalaga
SIN - AGP
SINAGP
Singapore Changi
Thu 27-6
2 stops20h 05m
Malaga
Wed 28-8
1 stop21h 35m
Singapore ChangiMalaga
SIN - AGP
SINAGP
Singapore Changi
Thu 30-5
1 stop25h 50m
Malaga
Mon 26-8
1 stop23h 00m
Singapore ChangiMalaga
SIN - AGP
SINAGP
Singapore Changi
Thu 30-5
2 stops35h 55m
Malaga
Mon 26-8
2 stops38h 00m
Singapore ChangiMalaga
SIN - AGP
SINAGP
Singapore Changi
Wed 29-5
1 stop32h 40m
Malaga
Sun 25-8
1 stop35h 20m
Singapore ChangiMalaga
SIN - AGP
SINAGP
Singapore Changi
Sun 26-5
1 stop18h 40m
Malaga
Wed 24-7
1 stop27h 35m
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Our flight was changed a couple of times. It was a choas just to a boarding pass!! Boarding was not better!
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Our flight was changed a couple of times. It was a choas just to a boarding pass!! Boarding was not better!
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Our flight was changed a couple of times. It was a choas just to a boarding pass!! Boarding was not better!
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Our flight was changed a couple of times. It was a choas just to a boarding pass!! Boarding was not better!
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Our flight was changed a couple of times. It was a choas just to a boarding pass!! Boarding was not better!
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Our flight was changed a couple of times. It was a choas just to a boarding pass!! Boarding was not better!
Upmarket Marbella adds some bling to the Costa del Sol. The resort, with its famous yacht marina (at Puerto Banus), late-night bars, expensive shops and spectacular golf courses attracts the rich and famous.
There are 24 different beaches stretching some 27km of coastline in the municipality of Marbella. Avenida del Mar is the main seafront promenade, and the most popular tourist beaches are La Fontanilla, Casa Blanca, Nagueles, El Faro, La Venus, La Bajadilla and, of course, Puerto Banus.
Marbella’s old town is charming with traditional shops, cafes and galleries. Orange Square is the city’s administrative centre, surrounded by the town hall, the old governor’s house and the Chapel (Hermitage) of Santiago and dotted with brightly coloured flowers and orange trees.
Marbella doesn’t have its own airport. For cheap flights to Marbella, look to Malaga Airport, about 25km away. The list of airlines offering cheap flights to Malaga reads like a Who’s Who of the airline industry. British Airways, Flyglobespan, easyJet, bmibaby, Jet2 and Thomsonfly all offer Malaga flights.
Backed by the Sierra Blanca mountains and faced with the sea, Marbella has a temperate micro-climate that tends to be mild year-round. Summer temperatures reach the high 20s (Celsius) and winters cool down to the teens.November through March is the rainy season, but Marbella averages less than 50 days of rain per year. For the rest of the year there is very little rainfall, and the area boasts more than 300 sunny days a year.
For getting around Marbella, most visitors prefer to drive. Motor scooters are also popular, and helmets are required. Taxis are available for when you prefer to be driven.
The tourist train offers a guided ride through Marbella, starting at El Faro Street. The fare is inexpensive and children under five ride free.
Walking is a pleasure in Marbella, especially along the Patio de los Naranjos and the cobblestone streets of the Old Town. A favourite tourist activity is a walk along the beach, regardless of the time of year.
Heading out to explore the Costa del Sol presents several transport options. Trains and buses are plentiful. There are taxis, but they are harder to find during certain times of day, such as when everyone is heading back to the hotel from the beach. During the peak season you may also have to wait for a taxi. Bicycles are available for rent, but are not allowed on the main highways.
Driving is straightforward, except during the peak tourist season when traffic can be quite heavy, especially on Sunday evenings and national holidays. Be especially careful when driving the Costa del Sol’s main highway: it averages more than 100 fatalities a year.