Cheap Flights from Malaga to Manchester from £15

How to Search for Cheap Flights Malaga to Manchester

Looking for affordable flights Malaga to Manchester? This Trip.com guide will help you make the most of your visit to Manchester, from top hotels to the best sightseeing and attractions.

How to buy cheap flights

Whether you’re planning a work trip, weekend getaway or longer visit, we have the best flights Malaga to Manchester. You can find cheaper options by opting for an early or late departure or booking midweek flights.

When can I find the cheapest flights?

As expected, cost of flights Malaga to Manchester varies depending on what time of year you travel. For example, expect to pay at least €150 and possibly even €250 for return flights Malaga to Manchester in peak summer months like Jul and Aug. However, if you travel during ‘off peak’ months in autumn, winter, and spring, it’s possible to purchase flights Malaga to Manchester for as little as €43 return.

About Airport

Transport options to Malaga Airport

There is only one airport in Málaga, Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport, which is more commonly known as Malaga Airport.

To get from central Malaga to Malaga Airport: you can choose to travel by bus, train, or taxi. The A Express bus goes from central Malaga, costs €3 and takes 15-25 minutes depending on traffic.

To take the train, take the Malaga Cercanias Line to Renfe Malaga Airport Train Station which is situated in Terminal 3 of the airport.  You can also take the train from Benalmádena, Los Boliches, Torremolinos and Álora. This costs €1.80 and takes roughly 15 minutes.

Finally, for around €28 you can take a taxi from Malaga centre to the airport.

If travelling from larger cities such as Seville and Granada, you can also take a high speed Renfe train into Maria Zambrano Station which is just four stops from the airport.

How to reach central Manchester from Manchester Airport

To travel from Manchester Airport to Manchester city centre there are several transport options.

Every 10 minutes, 7 days a week you can catch a train from Manchester Airport to Manchester Piccadilly,the central train station for Manchester. The journey takes 20 mins and a ticket costs £3.40. You can take your luggage on the train.

Manchester Airport is also on several bus routes, with certain buses running 24/7. The Stagecoach 43 or 103 bus goes from Manchester Airport to the city centre, the journey takes 45 minutes to reach Manchester city centre and costs £3.50.

A taxi will cost roughly £40 and take approx. 15 mins.

About Airline

Which airlines provide the route?

A selection of budget airlines serve direct flights Malaga to Manchester. The airlines which serve this route include Ryanair, Jet2.com, TUI Airlines Limited and easyJet.

About Manchester

With a population of 2.5 million, Manchester is England’s second biggest city. Don’t let its size put you off though – this buzzing modern metropolis is a million miles from the smoke-filled skyline of the North a visitor might have encountered a few decades ago. A diverse city filled with life, in Manchester you can pose at an ultra-cool rooftop bar, dine out in Chinatown and catch a performance at one of the city’s 22 theatre and music venues – all in one night.

In the Northern Quarter you’ll find cool bars and restaurants as well as independent shops and boutique stores.

Prefer art and culture? Discover the paintings of Mancunian-born Lowry at The Lowry in Salford Quays or enjoy theatre, cinema and contemporary art at HOME, the stunning glass-fronted building in central Manchester.

Tourist Attractions in Manchester

University of Manchester: The largest single-site university in the UK, Manchester is host to one of the most prestigious learning institutions in Europe. Visitors can enjoy a visit to the stunning buildings or wander into The Whitworth, an on-site art gallery with over 55,000 works of art. The university was founded in 1824 and many of the buildings have a distinctive, gothic style.

Manchester City Stadium: Also known as Etihad Stadium because of the sponsorship of Etihad Airlines, this 53,400-capacity stadium is the home to Manchester City football team. Visitors can book a special tour of the stadium for £25 for a basic ticket including the opportunity to walk through the famous glass players tunnel and get a Pep’s-eye view of the stadium from the dug-outs. Special tours also include the chance to meet sporting legends and ask your questions to coaches and support staff.

Gay Village: Located along the pretty Rochdale Canal, the Village has a combination of LGBT-friendly bars, clubs, restaurants, and green spaces arranged into a village-like space. Famed for its amazing nightlife you’ll find clubs catering for every part of the community, from transgender bars to lesbian fetish nights. It’s not just about the entertainment though – why not visit Richmond Tea Rooms for an afternoon tea experience themed around Alice in Wonderland's Mad Hatter's tea party?

POPULAR HOTELS IN MANCHESTER

Trip.com offers a handy guide to finding the best hotels in Manchester for your budget and needs – so you don’t have to.

Placed right in the hustle and bustle of Manchester’s Oxford Road, Hyatt Regency Manchester is in the heart of Manchester’s city centre and Innovation District. Situated just 1km from Manchester Palace Theatre and Whitworth Art Gallery, you’ll soon feel at home in one of the 212 air-conditioned rooms featuring complimentary WiFi, smart TVs and a 24-hour gym. Feeling peckish? Enjoy a meal at the Laureate restaurant or grab a drink with colleagues or friends at the Graduate Bar.

Motel One Manchester Piccadilly is a 5-minute walk from Manchester Piccadilly train station, and just 7 minutes from Manchester Conference Centre. This stylish and comfortable hotel offers all the mod cons of a city centre hotel without the price tag, and you won’t be far from the best restaurants and bars in the city.