Flights London to Malaga

How long is the flight from London to Malaga

Once you've taken your pick from our selection of cheap flights to Malaga, you can look forward to quick journey times. Direct flights take a mere 2 hours 50 minutes, not much longer than some UK domestic flights.

Is there a time difference between London and Malaga?

Yes. Malaga is an hour ahead of London, so readjust your watch and device settings accordingly.

What time should I arrive at the airport?

It's recommended you arrive at least two hours ahead of boarding times to avoid disappointment at the airport.

A variety of popular airline names provide non-stop flights between London and Malaga, with operators including Jet2, easyJet and Ryanair. Those heading off on their holidays on flights from London airports and Malaga Airport can expect a pleasant flight duration of just under three hours. Approximately 1,000 miles is covered across the flight path.

If you're searching for affordable airfares to Malaga from London, you've certainly come to the right place. You can browse all available departures with our user-friendly platform, with great rates on trips and exclusive deals to ensure you make some serious savings. With all the information at your disposal, such as the airport names and flight duration, it won't be difficult to find the right package. Don't forget to scroll down to see the very best last-minute offers. The last thing you will have to do is inform the family of that big holiday you are about to enjoy together!

It's not always about the cheapest time to go when it comes to deciding on your departure month. Malaga offers plenty of rewards throughout the year for tourists. Whether you're looking for sun, sea and sand, or keen for more cultured city breaks, you're in luck when you travel to Malaga.

• February: Make sure you get involved come Carnival as thousands of locals and visitors alike take to the streets.
• March: Malaga’s annual film festival gets underway.
• August: Feria, a week-long street party commences and promises fun for all ages.
• October: Every year, October is a celebration of Malaga’s favourite artist, Picasso.
• December: It’s hard to escape the festivities, with plenty of Christmas markets and New Year celebrations to enjoy.

Once you've decided on when to make your escape, simply book your ticket online and start counting down the days until you depart.

Useful information about London Heathrow Airport

• Rail: The airport can be reached by TfL services, while the Heathrow Express provides easy connections to Terminals 2 and 3.
• Road: Those looking to make their own way via road will find convenient links via the M25 motorway.

Useful information about London Gatwick Airport

• Road: Passengers can arrive via bus and taxi travel via the M25 motorway.
• Rail: The Gatwick Express runs throughout the day, commencing with early morning services. Total journey times are approximately 30 minutes.

Useful information about London Stansted Airport

• Road: The M11 and M25 motorways provide excellent ground transportation links for drivers and those heading in via bus or taxi.
• Rail: Catch the Stansted Express at Liverpool Street Station, with services running at least once every 15 minutes during peak times.

Useful information about Málaga–Costa del Sol Airport

Malaga’s international airport is one of the busiest in Spain and has no shortage of superb facilities for passengers to enjoy, including first-rate restaurants and a wide shop selection. Transport connections are also plentiful.

• Road: The MA20 access road provides easy routes for those looking to drive themselves with a rental car or take advantage of taxi transport.
• Rail: The airport enjoys access to the local commuter train lines, connecting the airport to the city centre and destinations further afield.

• Soak up the sun on the Costa del Sol, with some of the finest stretches of shoreline for miles.
• Marvel at some of the most celebrated artworks of the past 150 years at the Museo Picasso Málaga which celebrates Spain's most famous artist.
• Enjoy photo ops aplenty at the Alcazaba of Málaga, a hilltop medieval palace built by the Hammudid Dynasty in the 11th century that overlooks the ocean.
• Savour the fine architecture and ornate detail of Málaga Cathedral, construction of which started in 1528 and ended in 1782.
• Travelling with kids? Head to Tivoli World for fun for all the family.