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Hola to Malaga: easyJet’s new route to this Spanish gem
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Ready for sun, sea and sangria? Dreaming of Malaga’s golden beaches and vibrant culture?
It’s easier than ever to get there with the relaunch of easyJet’s direct flights from Newcastle Airport to Malaga this summer.
You can jet off to sunny Malaga twice a week with easyJet flights. The best part? There’s up to 20% off flights during easyJet’s Big Orange Sale and, you can get up to £400 off package holidays using the code ‘JANSALE’
Planning your trip to this hidden gem of Spain’s Costa del Sol has never been simpler – or more affordable. Whether it’s a quick weekend romantic escape or a leisurely Mediterranean girls’ holiday, easyJet’s flexible schedule lets you tailor your trip to suit your needs.
Don’t wait! Secure your seat before 11pm on 4th February, when easyJet’s sale ends. So, grab your sunglasses, pack your bags and get ready to explore everything Malaga has to offer.
SUN, SEA AND CULTURE: THINGS TO DO IN MALAGA
Malaga is the ultimate summer destination. From its golden beaches and turquoise Mediterranean waters to its lively tapas bars and rich cultural heritage, there’s something for everyone. With 16 gorgeous beaches, Malaga is a haven if you’re a sun-seeker. Picture yourself lounging on warm sands, sipping a cheeky cocktail and watching the world go by.
Did you know Malaga is the birthplace of Pablo Picasso? Visit the famous Picasso Museum or the contemporary Centre Pompidou Málaga for a dose of artistic inspiration.
Step into history and wander through the beautiful Old Town, where fabulous fortresses like the Alcazaba and unique landmarks like Colomares Castle offer a glimpse into the city’s fascinating past. For thrill-seekers, the Caminito del Rey is a must. This cliffside trail has breathtaking views and will get your adrenaline pumping.
WHERE TO DRINK AND DINE IN MALAGA
As the sun sets over Malaga, the city buzzes with vibrant nightlife, dining and culture. Experience authentic Andalusian cuisine, fresh seafood or cocktails with stunning views. Stroll through the beautiful Old Town, where narrow streets and lively plazas set a magical scene.
From sipping wine while watching the sunset at rooftop bars to indulging in tapas under the stars at iconic spots like El Pimpi or modern gems like Nusa Malaga, Malaga promises an unforgettable evening.
MALAGA HOTELS TO BOOK
Malaga has the perfect stay for every type of traveller. Want a touch of luxury? Treat yourself to the five-star Gran Hotel Miramar or Iberostar Málaga Playa. Prefer a central city spot? Líbere Málaga Teatro Romano is ideal for exploring the city.
On a budget? Hotel Málaga Alameda Centro offers comfort without breaking the bank. From all-inclusive beachfront hotels to cosy self-catering apartments, you’ll find plenty of options to relax in style and save for those tapas fuelled adventures.
BOOK YOUR EASYJET FLIGHTS TODAY
*EASYJET’S PROMOTIONAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Flights offer:
Offer: Up to 20% off flights
Travel dates: Between 06.01.25 – 14.12.25. Book by 11pm 04.02.25. T&Cs apply.
Holidays offer:
Save up to £400 per booking with code JANSALE. Save £400 min spend £4,000, save £300 min spend £3,000, save £150 min spend £1,500, save £100, min spend £800 or save £50, min spend £400. Spend/saving amount is per booking based on the total holiday price and the code must be applied on the ‘extras’ page of easyJet.com/holidays or via your local travel agent. Promo code valid for new bookings made between 8am on 23/12/24 and 11pm 4/2/25 for holidays completed by 31/10/26. See Offer Conditions on easyJet’s website for full T&Cs. easyJet holidays Ltd (ABTA Y6633) is ATOL protected (11694)
Rachael Ellis
Creative Solutions Manager
After gaining a first in her BA Media and Journalism degree at Northumbria University, Rachael worked at Newcastle’s leading regional newspaper with her stories being picked up in national and global newspapers. She spent two very successful years giving a voice to those communities across the North East who otherwise…
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