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Car rental in Malaga made easy with Argus Rentals… Hire a car in Malaga Airport to discover the beautiful landscapes, fantastic golf courses and world-renowned beaches of one of Spain's most popular holiday regions - at your leisure.

Low cost car rental in Malaga Airport gives you the freedom to explore, in your own time and on your own terms, the delights on offer in what is one of the world's top holiday destinations. Malaga city itself is a bustling, vibrant place. Birthplace of Pablo Picasso (and Antonio Banderas!) and boasting a fascinating mesh of culturally diverse architecture, the city is a joy to walk around - a warren of narrow side streets and alleys lined with small tapas bars and charming bodegas that serve local specialties. Car rental in Malaga, however, is the best way to truly enjoy the wealth of activities and attractions outside the city that the region is most famous for.

Car Hire in Malaga, Spain is available as soon as you land in Malaga Airport with Argus Car Hire. Argus Rentals offer low cost, fully inclusive car hire prices online - book today!

Car hire in Malaga Airport provides access to all those amenities and activities that make the Costa del Sol the tourist hotspot that it is. Families are catered for with water, theme, and safari parks - all just a short drive from each other. Car hire will also prove invaluable in visiting Malaga's famous selection of sandy beaches along the coast, all easily accessible and well worth the drive. For a taste of the high life, take a spin to the millionaire's playground of Marbella, or drive your hire car from Malaga to Gibraltar, just over 100km from Malaga Airport.

Often nicknamed the 'Costa del Golf', the region prides itself on its abundance of world class golf courses, and golf tourism makes up a large section of Malaga's tourist industry. So make sure you have room for your golf clubs in your rental car (it'd be a shame to have to leave one of the kids at the airport), and take a drive to whichever course takes your fancy. Check opening times - remember that the afternoon siesta means that some courses may be closed during the hotter part of the day. Prices tend to range from E45 - E85 and in peak season it is advisable to book your slot in advance to avoid disappointment, as the fairways can get very busy! Car hire from Malaga Airport with Argus means that you have the freedom to drive your rental car to whichever course(s) you like in Malaga, Spain.

Hire a car in Malaga for the opportunity to encounter a more relaxed, less-traveled and very unspoiled part of Andalucia - the Axarquia region to the east of Malaga. A leisurely drive in your hire car through the meandering valleys of this region will provide a taste of quintessential rural Spain - villages, vineyards, olive groves and sleepy fishing hamlets punctuate a stunning vista of mountains, a world away from the party atmosphere of some of the better-known towns along the Costa del Sol. Car hire in Malaga, Spain with Argus car rental allows you to get the most from your Spain holiday.

Driving Your Hire Car In Malaga

Low cost car hire in Malaga offers a great degree of freedom to the tourist who wishes to travel through the region at his/her own pace, without relying on public transport or spending money on endless taxis. Your rental car can be picked up as soon as you arrive in Malaga Airport, where you are right next to the A7 (the main coastal road) linking all the major resorts along Malaga's spectacular coast.

Here are some useful tips for you to remember when driving your rental car in Malaga;
· All traffic drives on the right hand side of the road and usually traffic on the right has priority.
· Take note of speed limits. Many Spanish towns have light-sensors, which check your speed as you approach the town.
· Depending on where you are, parking can be regulated differently and often stringently. Do your homework to avoid a fine or your rental car being towed.
· As always, drive your Argus car hire rental car safely!

Top Four Drives Malaga

1.Nerja

This pretty Andalusian town is situated on the eastern ridge of the Costa del Sol, just a 50km drive outside of Malaga. The town is famous for its dramatic Maro cliffs, which harbour secluded coves and beautiful beaches like the famous Blue Flag Burriana Beach. The beach lends itself to a range of active holiday water sports including windsurfing, sailing and diving.

Having worked up an appetite, you'll find plenty of waterfront eateries to tempt all palates. Fish is definitely the dish of the day here and it's well worth sampling the low cost 'just netted' local seafood.Following a good feed, a stroll through the old town is advised.
Nerja's medieval centre is steeped in history, evidence of which can be seen at the Balcón de Europa, which dates back to 1487. The winding cobbled streets of the old town quarters are the perfect place to invest in local produce like sweet fruity wine, olive oil and honey.

2.Mijas/Pueblos Blancos Tour

The whole region of Andalusia is synonymous with white washed villages and towns known as 'pueblos blancos'. A pretty village worth checking out is Mijas. The town of Mijas is just a 30km drive from Malaga and is one of the most visited of the pueblos blancos. Despite its popularity with tourists, the town retains traditional Andalusian charm and hospitality. Many artists have made their home in Mijas, due to its picture-postcard location and laid back lifestyle. A wander through the sleepy old town offers the chance to browse the galleries and craft shops of local artisans. No doubt on your way you'll pass easy-going villagers indulging in a spot of people watching from the comfort of their front door.

3.Marbella

The beautiful marina and exclusive city of Marbella is just a 30km drive from Malaga Airport. The city of Marbella is a popular sunshine holiday destination with wealthy European tourists. Marbella marina is a playground for the rich and famous and it's here that day-trippers come to eye-up their expensive toys. However, there's more to Marbella than shiny yachts and flashy sailing boats. A little exploration uncovers fascinating cultural attractions and an exciting shopping scene. Perhaps surprisingly, many of the city's most appealing tourist sites offer free admission.
A stroll around Parque de la Alameda is a cheap way to while away a few hours. It's possible to see some works by the artist Salvador Dali for free here.

In the old quarters of the town you'll find Villa Romana de Rio Verde & Las Bovedas, an ancient Roman Villa dating back to the 1st and 2nd centuries. Interested visitors can avail of free guided tours. Las Murallas del Castillo Moorish castle will also impress those fascinated by the old town's history.

Marbella is a hive of decadence and excess and those on budget will find that shopping here doesn't come cheap.However, those ready and willing to splash the cash will find that Puerto Banus offers a dream shopping experience. Here many exclusive and elegant designers clothing stores have set up shop.

Finally, no journey to Marbella would be complete without a visit to one of the city's fine beaches such as Guadalmina, Linda Vista and San Pedro De Alcantara.

4.Ronda

The pretty and historic Andalusian town of Ronda can be reached within an hour's drive of Malaga. An interesting route worth following is the Sierra Bermeja road, which cuts through the mountains, offering stunning views.

The town of Ronda is famous as being the birthplace of modern bullfighting and to this day showcases the best local talent at the Feria Goyesca in September. Here matadors dressed in their traditional finery battle it out against a bull on foot. The rest of the year you'll find that the bullring is an outdoor museum where visitors are allowed to wander around freely, imagining the gladiator-esque battles between man and bull.

More sedate attractions in Ronda include walking tours of the charming old town. A stroll through Plaza Duquesa de Parcent is one way to absorb the town's architectural highlights. Here you're guaranteed to get a good photo of interesting structures like the belltower of the Iglesia Santa Maria de Mayor and the dramatically arched Ayuntamiento building. From here, it's possible to walk to Ronda's famous Puento Nuevo Bridge, which offers spectacular views of the plunging El Tajo gorge.

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