car or trains in june costa del sol,?
May 9th, 2011 | 02:03 PM
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car or trains in june costa del sol,?
hii
im planing to visit costa del sol in 29 of june and ill stay in malaga and want to visit granada ,sevilla. cadiz and all of this citys
im going in honymoon with my wife
never been in spain
iloved the car idea but whats you suggest to me car or trains and buss
thnx
im planing to visit costa del sol in 29 of june and ill stay in malaga and want to visit granada ,sevilla. cadiz and all of this citys
im going in honymoon with my wife
never been in spain
iloved the car idea but whats you suggest to me car or trains and buss
thnx
May 9th, 2011 | 02:33 PM
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The car will give you more freedom to visit small villages , although you will not want to use it once you arrive in larger cities.
You can easily get to sevilla, granada and cadiz on public transportation. However, it is nice to have a car to ramble around the smaller towns. Perhaps part of your trip a car, and the other use trains/buses. Parking and gasoline are very expensive, as are speeding and parking tickets.
You can easily get to sevilla, granada and cadiz on public transportation. However, it is nice to have a car to ramble around the smaller towns. Perhaps part of your trip a car, and the other use trains/buses. Parking and gasoline are very expensive, as are speeding and parking tickets.
May 10th, 2011 | 01:04 AM
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Excellent public transportation in the region. From the new train station in Málaga (María Zambrano) and the close by bus station you can easily go to almost any town or village of any size in Andalucía.
A car would be perfect to explore the fabulous inland landscapes, mountains etc.
Remember that Málaga itself is a wonderful city, and at this time of year you might want to spend much of your time at the coast. http://www.andalucia.com/cities/malaga/
Maybe go just east of the city center to Pedregalejo for the freshest fish and seafood in one of the many affordable waterfront restaurants. Also nice beaches. Both the restaurants and beaches are very popular with locals.
A car would be perfect to explore the fabulous inland landscapes, mountains etc.
Remember that Málaga itself is a wonderful city, and at this time of year you might want to spend much of your time at the coast. http://www.andalucia.com/cities/malaga/
Maybe go just east of the city center to Pedregalejo for the freshest fish and seafood in one of the many affordable waterfront restaurants. Also nice beaches. Both the restaurants and beaches are very popular with locals.
May 11th, 2011 | 02:21 AM
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Seville and Cordoba are easy to travel to by train. To Granada or Ronda you must take the bus. The bus station is next door to the train station. Once in those cities you wont need a car.
To Cadiz I am not sure, but I believe Bus is the best option. It drives along the coast and maybe you can board where you stay. Check here: http://www.tgcomes.es/horarios_3.htm
To Cadiz I am not sure, but I believe Bus is the best option. It drives along the coast and maybe you can board where you stay. Check here: http://www.tgcomes.es/horarios_3.htm
