Taxi Málaga Airport → San Pedro Alcántara

Prices by vehicle

One way, VAT included. Tolls are not included: we take the toll-free A-7 and, if you prefer the AP-7 motorway, the toll is paid separately. Return trips are exactly double.

Drop-off

We deliver door to door anywhere in San Pedro, including the beachside urbanisations south of the A-7 that need the underpass.

Arrivals hall of Terminal 3 at Málaga Airport. Your driver holds a sign with your name.

What awaits you

• The Boulevard of San Pedro and its Sunday market
• Paseo Marítimo to Puerto Banús
• Guadalmina golf courses

The tunnel under the town and the two San Pedros

San Pedro is the last Marbella district before Estepona, and the motorway now passes beneath it: the AP-7 runs through the San Pedro tunnel, so the driver takes the exit just before it and comes down the Avenida Marqués del Duero, the Bulevar. Fifty-five minutes from the arrivals hall, most of them at motorway speed, with the toll built into the €95 fare.

There are really two San Pedros. North of the old N-340 is the town proper, with the church square, the market and the streets where residents live. South of it, past the Bulevar, the newer Nueva Alcántara area runs down to the promenade and the beach. Addresses in the first are ordinary streets; in the second they tend to be complexes with names, so tell us which.

Linda Vista, Cortijo Blanco and the beachside estates

West of the town the beach-side urbanisations follow one another: Linda Vista Baja, Cortijo Blanco, El Saladillo just over the Estepona line. They sit below the coastal road and are entered through underpasses that the satnav does not always understand. Our drivers use them every day, which is the difference between a car at your gate and a call from the wrong side of the dual carriageway.

Guadalmina, immediately west of the San Pedro river, has its own page because it is a large area with two golf courses and its own access roads; the price is the same as San Pedro. If your rental says San Pedro but the map shows the Guadalmina Golf course next door, either page will get you the right fare.

A working town: markets, festivals and Thursday mornings

San Pedro is where a lot of Marbella's residents shop and live, and it keeps a town timetable. The Thursday street market fills the streets around the football ground and the fairground from early morning until about 14:00; if you arrive on a Thursday morning the driver may approach from the Bulevar side to avoid it. The San Pedro fair in October closes the centre for several evenings.

The Bulevar, a long landscaped promenade built over the tunnel, is where the cafés and playgrounds are, and it makes the town unusually easy for families with pushchairs. Ask for child seats on the form; they are already fitted when the car reaches the airport.

Areas we cover in San Pedro Alcántara

Local tips for your arrival

• Say whether you are north of the Bulevar (town) or south of it (Nueva Alcántara, beach): it changes the approach road.
• Thursday morning is market day; arrivals between 08:00 and 14:00 take a different route into the centre.
• Beachside estates below the A-7 are reached through underpasses; give the estate name and the driver picks the right one.
• The promenade runs all the way to Puerto Banús: a flat walk or cycle if you stay near the beach.

Back to the airport from San Pedro Alcántara

For the return we collect you at the door, whether that is a street in the old town or a gate in Linda Vista, and rejoin the AP-7 through the San Pedro tunnel; the run to the airport is 55 minutes. Add two hours at the terminal, two and a half in summer or for flights outside Schengen, so an 11:00 flight means a pickup close to 07:55. Thursday mornings we allow a few extra minutes for the market traffic around the centre.

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