Book your transfer in Malaga for the Easter holidays. Transfer in Malaga Online offers you a transfer service that will pick you up at Malaga Airport or María Zambrano Train Station any day and at any time. Reserve your transfer in advance.
Malaga is one of the cities with the longest tradition in Spain. An international tourist event with more than 500 years of history. During the days of Holy Week, the capital of the Costa del Sol increases the number of tourists enormously with a hotel occupancy of 90%.
Thousands of people arrive in Malaga by plane and train to enjoy the unique atmosphere of these days that is breathed in the capital. The queues at Malaga Airport and Maria Zambrano Train Station are common and very abundant during these days. For this reason, if you have planned your arrival in Malaga during Holy Week, we recommend you to request a private vehicle transfer from Málaga Airport or María Zambrano Station.
Booking your transfer in advance you will have a vehicle with a driver that will be waiting for you upon your arrival. You will not have to wait for queues because our driver will wait for you at the arrivals terminal and will accompany you to your vehicle to begin the journey. Transfer in Malaga Online will pick you up when you arrive in Malaga and leave you at the door of your hotel. Once you finish your stay in Malaga and the Costa del Sol, you can hire us your return trip: pick up at your hotel and transfer to the airport or train station. Also, if you wish, you can hire us during your stay for days or hours for your private transfers.
You can know our rates on our website, but if you need a personalized transfer, ask us for information without obligation through the email info@transferenmalagaonline.es. Book your transfer online or call us at (+34) 633 121 034 (Malaga transfer number). We have transfers of up to 8 seats to travel with the whole family or with friends, and also, car seat for children and babies free of charge, requesting it in advance.
From Transfer in Malaga Online we encourage you to visit Malaga during Holy Week. Each Easter day you can enjoy the processions through the streets of the center and a unique atmosphere that makes it different from any other city. The processions in Malaga are called thrones and are carried by the "men of the throne". This form so characteristic of carrying the processions is exclusively typical of Malaga. These thrones are preceded by thousands of Nazarenes and penitents.
The throne in Malaga is large, even weighing more than 5,000 kg. Some brotherhoods are accompanied by a representation of the State Security Forces.