Long-distance transfers from Málaga Airport: Seville, Córdoba, Jaén and Almería

Some journeys are too long for a taxi and too awkward for a train with luggage, and those are the ones we built this company for. Seville, Córdoba, Jaén, Úbeda and Baeza, Almería, Roquetas de Mar and Mojácar are all between 160 and 290 kilometres from Málaga Airport, two to three hours by motorway, and every one of them has a fixed price with the same driver from the terminal to your hotel door.

Nothing on these roads has a toll, the cars are comfortable for the distance and the driver stops when you want to. What we ask in return is 48 hours' notice, because a car and a driver are reserved for the day.

West, north or east: the three directions

West on the A-92 lies Seville, 130 minutes through Antequera and the campiña. North on the A-45 and A-44 lie Córdoba, 105 minutes, Jaén, 130, and beyond it Úbeda and Baeza at 160. East along the A-7 lie Roquetas de Mar and Almería, both around two hours and a quarter, and Mojácar at three hours, the longest run we offer. The price follows the distance, from €239 for Córdoba to €359 for Mojácar in a sedan.

How long it really takes

The estimates on this page are motorway times in normal traffic. What adds to them is predictable: the last kilometres into Seville at rush hour, the Judería of Córdoba during the Patios in May, the greenhouse traffic near Almería at dawn, and rest stops, which most passengers take once on a two-hour trip and twice on the way to Mojácar. The driver builds all of it into the pickup time when you give us a flight or a ship to meet.

Old cities, closed streets

Seville, Córdoba, Jaén and the Renaissance towns all have historic centres closed to most vehicles. In practice the driver either registers the car's plate with your hotel, which many of them arrange, or drops you at the nearest permitted point and walks the last hundred or two hundred metres with your luggage. Give us the hotel name at booking, not just the street, and we sort the access before you land.