Malaga is characterized by its mild temperatures throughout the year. Although we are in the month of January, we can enjoy a very pleasant temperature on sunny days that allows us to do many leisure activities. Today in our blog of Transfer in Malaga Online we are going to share some beautiful places, which are worth visiting as long as the weather permits.
Before we begin, we would like to remind our readers not to forget the benefits of hiring a transfer transfer with Transfer in Malaga Online. If you are going to visit Malaga you can hire your transfer ride from the first moment. You can request a transfer pickup at the Malaga Airport, at the Ave María Zambrano Station or at the Port of Malaga. We pick you up at the terminal and take you to your hotel.
We have transfers of up to 8 seats, ideal if you travel with friends or with family. You can also request a car seat for your child in your transfer, at no cost. Just tell us when you book your transfer by transfer.
To make the reservation you can do it online through our website, calling us on the phone (+34) 633 121 034 (transfer number Malaga) or through the email info@transferenmalagaonline.es.
You can also hire with Transfer in Malaga Online your transfer for any displacement during your stay. We pick you up at your hotel and take you anywhere, such as the places we recommend below.
- Montes de Málaga: in this natural park we can see a wide diversity of birds and plants besides practicing sports like walking, running, cycling. The Park has some recreational spaces where you can spend days of leisure and free time.
- Torcal de Antequera: is a beautiful place declared World Heritage. It is one of the most impressive examples of karst landscape in Europe. In it we can practice trekking thanks to its three routes with different levels for all types of people.
-Comares: is a town of the province of Malaga known as the Balcony of the Axarquía. It is 700 meters above sea level and from this village you can see one of the most beautiful views of the Axarquía. In addition to its views, the town of Comares also stands out for its narrow streets typical of Andalusian village.
- Desembocadura Guadalhorce: it is a protected natural area. In its lagoons we can see birds, amphibians and reptiles, and many plant species, especially aquatic plants.
- Cañete La Real: its covered slopes oaks and pine trees that climb on the rocks offer landscapes of great beauty. In its streets we can see the essence of the typical white Andalusian villages and has a rich cultural historical heritage.