Seville to Cádiz (Day 4)
Head to the coastal city of Cádiz, which is about 120 km away and takes roughly 1.5 hours to reach. Cádiz is known for its beautiful beaches, historic fortresses, and vibrant seafood scene.
Estimated Cost: €30 for fuel, free access to beaches.
Cádiz to Ronda (Day 5)
From Cádiz, drive inland to the picturesque town of Ronda, 150 km away (about 2 hours). Ronda is famous for its dramatic cliffs and the Puente Nuevo bridge. Don’t miss exploring the old bullring and the charming town streets.
Estimated Cost: €40 for fuel, €5 entrance to the bullring.
Ronda to Marbella (Day 6)
A short 60 km drive will bring you to the glamorous town of Marbella. Relax on its sandy beaches, explore the old town, and maybe indulge in a bit of luxury shopping.
Estimated Cost: €20 for fuel, optional luxury expenses.
Marbella to Gibraltar (Day 7)
Cross into the British territory of Gibraltar, just 80 km from Marbella (about 1.5 hours). Explore the Rock of Gibraltar, the Great Siege Tunnels, and enjoy duty-free shopping.
Estimated Cost: €20 for fuel, €30 for attractions.
Gibraltar to Tarifa (Day 8)
From Gibraltar, head to Tarifa, the southernmost point of mainland Europe, 45 km away. Tarifa is famous for its windsurfing and views of Africa across the Strait of Gibraltar.
Estimated Cost: €15 for fuel, free access to beaches.
Tarifa to Málaga via Nerja (Day 9)
Drive back towards Málaga, stopping at Nerja, 210 km away (about 3 hours). Visit the famous Nerja Caves and enjoy the beautiful coastal views.
Estimated Cost: €50 for fuel, €10 for cave entrance.
Málaga to Antequera and El Torcal (Day 10)
End your trip with a visit to Antequera and the El Torcal Natural Park, just 60 km from Málaga. Explore the unique karst landscapes and ancient dolmens.
Estimated Cost: €20 for fuel, free access to the park.
Renting a Car in Málaga Airport
When you land at Málaga Airport, picking up your rental car is straightforward. SOLO Rent a Car offers a variety of vehicles suited for all types of road trips, whether you need a compact car for city driving or a spacious SUV for exploring mountainous regions. The office is easy to find in the arrivals terminal, and you can even return the car after hours for added convenience.
Key Points to Remember
- Documents: Ensure you have your driving license, rental agreement, and insurance documents.
- Driving Tips: Be aware of toll roads and always adhere to local traffic regulations.
- Vehicle Options: Choose a vehicle based on your itinerary. For city tours, a compact car is ideal, while longer journeys might require a more comfortable sedan or SUV.
With these routes, you'll experience the diverse beauty of Spain, from its historic cities to its stunning coastlines. By renting a car at Málaga Airport, you're setting yourself up for an unforgettable adventure across this vibrant country.
For more details on renting a car and planning your road trip, visit SOLO Rent a Car.
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