September in Málaga is much more than the last days at the beach. Towns and villages across the province celebrate some of their most special traditions, making the end of summer the perfect time to discover a different side of Málaga. If you've just arrived or simply want to get to know the province better, here are five festivals to add to your list. 1. Andalusian Arab Festival – Salares Salares | 18–20 September For one weekend, this small white village in the Axarquía celebrates its...

One of the great advantages of living in Málaga is that the city has an excellent public transport network. However, if you want to explore the Costa del Sol, visit the charming white villages or discover the province's beautiful natural parks, having a car will give you much greater freedom. The good news is that buying a car is no longer your only option. Today, there are several alternatives depending on how long you plan to stay in Málaga, your budget and how often you'll need a vehicle....

One of the first decisions families need to make when relocating to Málaga is choosing the right school for their children. The good news is that the province offers a wide range of educational options to suit different languages, teaching methods and budgets. In this guide, we'll explain the main types of schools you'll find in Málaga, as well as some of the educational support available to families. Public Schools Public schools are funded by the Andalusian Government and provide free...