Numerous Charter Flights Operates Between London And Malaga

Malaga is the costal city of Andalucia and has resemblance to other Andaluz cities. To a large extent, the city still remains untouched by tourism. Here in Malaga you’ll be able to see the historical imprints of country’s illustrious past particularly around La Alcazaba - a fortress dating back to 1065, and which has now been converted into a fascinating archaeological museum.

If you’re in Malaga make sure you visit the traditional parador (state hotel) that offers superb panoramic views. Malaga’s another attraction is Calle Alameda - the famous botanical park that has Europe’s best botanical collections. During winter, open air concerts are held almost every Sunday.

Art lovers can visit Plaza Merced, the birthplace of Pablo Picasso, which has an archive of his life and works - documentation centre, exhibitions, museums, video projections… Picasso’s work can also be found in galleries, including the 16th Century Museum of Fine Arts adjacent to the Cathedral.

Malaga also offers unlimited and reasonable food for as little as 700 pesetas. Tapas are the wonderful and inexpensive way of trying a variety of local food. Tapas are small portions of many different dishes served in bars along with draught beer.

Getting to Malaga is easy as numerous charter flights operates between London and Malaga along with both no-frills and scheduled airlines. Easy Jet operates almost seven flights from Gatwick, Luton and Stansted on daily basis.

Monarch is another carrier that operates flights to Malaga. Their flights claim to have no-frill prices and provide passengers with facilities like onboard meals, newspapers and allocated seating at check-in. They also provide services from Luton and Gatwick. Even British Airways’ subsidiary GB Airways operates flights form Gatwick to Malaga on regular basis.