Granada to Málaga bus with Alsa

Buses from Granada to Málaga

It's easy and convenient to take the bus from Granada to Málaga. Every day of the week, travelers can choose between 36 and 42 direct buses which run into central Málaga, all operated by Alsa. That means buses depart from Granada at least once an hour, and often more frequently. So even if a traveler needs a bus on the spur of the moment, they should be able to find a suitable departure time.

Which bus companies travel from Granada to Málaga?

Alsa is the only bus operator on the Granada to Málaga route, running direct services from Granada's Estacion de Autobuses. Passengers have a choice of destinations, with some buses serving the airport and others that terminate in central Málaga, so choose the bus route that works best.

How long is the bus from Granada to Málaga?

The fastest direct buses from Granada to Málaga will get there in just 1 hour and 30 minutes, and for the slowest add 45 minutes onto the journey time. It's worth checking bookings before embarking. The fastest services are on buses that run into central Málaga, not the airport.

What are the departure and arrival stations for buses from Granada to Málaga?

Departure bus station: All Alsa buses to Málaga begin their journey at Granada's Estación de Autobuses. The bus station can be found on the Avenida de Juan Pablo II, which is about a mile northwest of the Old Town. From the city center, travelers can take the SN1 or SN2 buses - or take a 10-15 minute taxi journey.

Arrival bus stations: Málaga has two arrival points. Many people will want to travel to the Aeropuerto, and Alsa buses run straight to the departure terminals. But beware: the airport is 5 miles outside town. People who want to travel into Málaga itself should take coaches to the Estación de Autobuses de Málaga (which are faster). The bus station is southwest of the city center and west of the port. However, it's only a 12 minute walk from the city's Old Town, so travelers can easily stroll into the center. It's also next door to Maria Zambrano train station, allowing fast transfers to intercity rail services.