Means of transport Andalusia

Inaugurated on July 30, 2014, after many years of waiting and delays, the metro currently links the university to the Martín Carpena Sports Palace (in the western part of the city) via two lines that converge in a V-shape, for a total of 12 km of traffic and 20 stations. It is now the second metro in the Andalusian region after Seville, and the seventh in Spain. Initially scheduled for 2017, completion of the entire project (14.8 km and 23 stations) has been postponed several times. As a result, traffic jams persist.

Departing from the airport, it serves the city center, and more specifically the Prado de San Sebastián station (avenida Miguel Cid), with a direct connection to the tramway/tranvía going to the heart of the city (plaza Nueva) and a stop at one of the bus stations. On the way, a stop at the Santa Justa train station. Journey time: at least 30 min to reach the center, more if there's traffic jam. From the airport, departures every half-hour from 5.20 a.m. to 1 a.m. in the downtown-airport direction, with the first run at 4.30 a.m. and the last at midnight.

The Alsa company's shuttles serve the city centre (catedral, acera del Darro...) with a stop at the bus station that allows you to travel throughout the province. The journey time is about 45 minutes. From the airport, departure time is approximately ½ hours after flight arrivals. Departures from Granada to the airport: the ^1st at 5am and the last at 9:45pm, all week long. Timetables available on the website.

From the airport, here are the stops served: - Av Palos de la Frontera 2 - Periodista Eugenio Selles

- Plaza de Europa - Estación de autobuses - Francisco Pradilla - Constitucion 3 - Constitucion 4 - Catédral - Acera del Darro - Palacio de congresos.

In the Southwest of Málaga, to 9 km of the center, large increased modern airport which counts 3 terminals. Many international connections. The buses of city (EMT) Fast Line A (Final stop 2 for the departures towards Málaga, Final stop 1 for the arrivals since Málaga) are practical to move towards the train stations and road and the downtown (Paseo del Parks, journey time: 20 min): Paseo del Parks-Aeropuerto 6:30 in 23:35 and Aeropuerto-Paseo del Parque of 7:00 at midnight, every half-hour. Connections by cercanias (suburban trains) of the line C1 de Renfe are also possible to join the downtown and Costa del Sol until Fuengirola. As for the access to the airport by road, it is done by the highway A7/E15 or road MA-21.

From the main station, from which there are about twenty daily trains to Seville and Madrid, including AVE (high-speed) and AVANT (more economical) trains, several connections to Malaga, Cadiz and Barcelona. For Granada, it is necessary to change at Bobadilla. Behind this Renfe station, there is the bus station with several companies providing connections to the whole province of Córdoba and to all the capitals of the provinces of Andalusia plus Madrid, Barcelona or Valencia, Socibus company and the south of the province, Autocares carrera.

East of the Puente del Cachorro, it serves all destinations to the west: for the province of Huelva, and Portugal (Faro, Lisbon). But also connections to Madrid, Cordoba, Málaga, Granada, Jaén, Barcelona, Valencia, mainly by the companies Alsa (www.alsa.com) and Damas (www.damas-sa.es). As well as the metropolitan area and the province of Seville. Grupo Valenzuela (www.grupovalenzuela.com) also serves the province of Cadiz.

This metro is the T1 line, which connects Ciudad Expo to Olivar de Quintos from west to east via a total of 22 stops. Three of these stops are interesting for getting around when visiting Seville: Prado de San Sebastián, which is close to one of the two bus stations and the tram line; Puerta Jerez, which brings you closer to the Alcázar and the cathedral; and Plaza de Cuba, which takes you to Triana. You can buy rechargeable cards that allow you to travel by bus or tram afterwards.

This recent station now concentrates all rail traffic. To all the provincial capitals, with 3 to 10 trains per day depending on the destination. Via so-called "media distancia" trains, but also fast trains such as the Ave, the equivalent of our TGV to Madrid (about 2h30) or Barcelona (about 5h30). This station also allows you to take the cercanias, between our RER and TER trains, to reach the province of Seville, with destinations like Dos Hermanas or Utrera. Different ticket offices for the day's departures.

Located to the west of Granada, via the Avenida de la Constitución. After 10 years of construction work and numerous delays, due in part to the very particular topography of the surrounding area, the AVE, the equivalent of the TGV, arrived in Granada on June 25, 2019, on a journey from Madrid, inaugurated by Pedro Sánchez, President of the Government. With 3 daily trains to Madrid (approx. 3h30) and 1 to Barcelona. With transfers to Malaga (Antequera) and Seville (Cordoba), and direct trains via "Avant" trains. Trains to Almeria (via Guadix).

Most of the bus lines run on the Gran Vía de Colón, including those that take you to Renfe station and the bus station. In addition, the lines that will be most useful for you to reach the heights are as follows:

C 30. Connect Centro and Alhambra. Departure: Plaza Isabel la Católica and stops at Plaza de Realejo, Cuesta del Caidero, puerta de la Justicia and arrival in Alhambra-Generalife

C 31. Connects Centro and Albaicín. Departure: Plaza Nueva and stops at Carretera del Darro, Cuesta del Chapiz, Plaza San Nicolas, Gran Via, Plaza Isabel la Católica.

C 34. This circular connects the Centro with Sacromonte. Departure: Plaza nueva and stops in Carretera del Darro, Sacromonte, Pages, Crt Murcia, Cristo de la Yedra, Av del Hospicio, Gran Vía and plaza nueva

C35. This circular passes through Plaza Isabel la Católica, the Manuel de Falla auditirium and the Alhambra-Generalife car park.

In addition, the C 33 takes you to Cenes de la Vega, starting from the bus station.

From the centre and the Alameda Main, the bus line No. 3 goes to the bus station and the train station, the A Express line goes to the airport (every 20 to 30 minutes from 7 h to midnight, journey about 15 minutes). At the beginning of Avenida Cervantes, No. 34 goes to El Pedregalejo, No. 35 to the castillo de Gibralfaro, while No. 11 goes to El Palo.

1 km southwest of the center, the train station expanded to a large shopping center and restaurants. Several direct trains for Cordoba, Seville, Valencia, Madrid (with AVE, high speed train, Talgo 200 or slower trains), Barcelona. Some trains for Algesiras (via Ronda) or Granada (via Antequera) with change to Bobadilla (via El Chorro). Cercanias, suburbs of the line for Álora/C 2 and Fuengirola-Málaga/C 1 (serving Torremolinos, Benalmádena…) leave the railway station (just leaving: Málaga C 1/C 2) or, when the work of the tramway is completed, from Puente de la Misericordia (closer to the city center: Málaga Centro). As for the project to extend line C 1 to Estepona and to link Nerja by train, it is not scheduled until 2015-2020.

Cercanias, suburbs, from line C 1/Fuengirola-Málaga (stop at Terminal 2) drive from the airport to Maria Zambrano Railway Station, about every half-hour: Aeropuerto-Málaga Centro Alameda, traffic from 6:44 a. m. to 00:54 a. m. From Málaga Maria Zambrano-Aeropuerto and further to Fuengirola (serving Torremolinos, Benalmádena…) from 5:23 a. m. to 11:33 p. m. and from Fuengirola to Málaga Maria Zambrano from 6:10 a. m. to 0 p. m. h 20.

FRS Iberia is one of four airlines offering direct services to Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in Morocco, a city dedicated to shopping but also boasting an interesting cultural heritage. The journey takes around an hour, and there are up to eight crossings a day. Passengers and cars are of course welcome on this ferry. The first departure from Algeciras is usually at 7.15 a.m., and the last departure at 8 p.m. The company also operates connections to Tangiers (8 per day, crossing time approx. 1.5 hours).

The terminus of the urban buses from Huelva is located close to the bus station, a little higher. Bus no. 5 for example of toured city, no. 6 goes to the city centre and the dessert hostel (North-East) and borrow the avenida Alameda-Sundheim (south).

Buses to all the province (Alhama de Granada, Loja, Guadix, Baza, Motril, Costa Tropical...), via the company Alsa/Alsina Graells (www.alsa.es) and most of the capitals of the Andalusian provinces, as well as to the Alpujarra (at least two round trip buses per day) For the Sierra Nevada, the company Autocares Tocina-Bonal (https://autotransportetocina.es) will take you to the ski slopes (^first bus at 8am and return at 6pm). It is better to book online to avoid waiting girls. And for all Spain and international.

Tussam operates almost forty bus routes. Maps, including the T1 streetcar line, are available from Tussam ticket offices in Plaza Encarnación, Plaza Nueva, Prado Sebastián, Gran Plaza, Osarío and Macarena. The four circular lines C1, C2, C3, C4 connect the stations (following boulevards and ring roads), as do the C5 (passing through Plaza Nueva) and C6. There are also Radiales Transversales and Periféricas lines. However, these have little impact on the heart of the city center, which is almost entirely pedestrianized.

The airport is around 25 km from the town. Daily flights from Paris, usually with a stopover in Barcelona (Vueling) or Madrid (Iberia). Departures from Orly for Iberia and Roissy for Vueling. Daily flights to Barcelona (Vueling) and Madrid (Air Nostrum). Vueling also offers flights from Granada to Tenerife Sud, Palma de Mallorca and Gran Canaria. Bar-Cafeteria, parking lot. Two car rental companies: Avis and Ok Mobility.

Two options for getting to Granada: shuttle bus (see below airport-Granada bus) and cab.

Estepona is a town in the province of Malaga in Spain. To make it easier for visitors to get around, there's a cab service called Radio Taxi Estepona. This service offers comfortable and convenient transfers throughout the city. Cabs depart from the Palacio de Congresos in the Exhibition and Conference Center Estepona. Whether you need to get to your hotel, visit tourist attractions or get around the city, Radio Taxi Estepona is there to meet your transportation needs.

The resort is located in the upper part of Marbella, where there are buses to Malaga, including direct buses to the airport and for the entire Costa del Sol, towards Algeciras or Almeria. Also to Seville, Jerez, Ronda, Granada and Madrid (Daibus company). From the bus station, city bus No. 7 goes to the Avenida Ricardo Soriano stop, from where some buses leave for Puerto Banús, Estepona, Fuengirola. Buses leaving for Puerto Banús, Estepona and Fuengirola also have stops on this avenue.

Benalmádena is a town in the province of Malaga. To get around the town, visitors can use the local cabs. Cabs offer a variety of services, such as transfers to the airport and AVE station, cabs adapted for people with reduced mobility, trips to golf courses and other provincial, national and international destinations. Fares are based on a list of approximate prices for the most common destinations. Benalmádena cabs are equipped with meters, and vehicles are serviced annually to ensure safety and comfort. Cabs are also equipped with air conditioning and heating.